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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-03-22
lIarriso.a Fergus.oIs
Named Magistrate at Spartan
burg; Fol1nsr Anderson Man
(speeial 70 InseIligeneerl.

Columbia, March Gov, Blease
named Harrison Ferguson TO be q
magistrate at Spartanburg, vice "A II |,
Kirby whom the governor recently.
removed Dispatches from spaftap-
burg indicted that Mr. Kirby who Isl
Baid to be over so years Of age, would
give up the Office. Harrison Fergq-'
son IL we'll known Throughout the,
state and in spartanburg county He
once had a store IN And
Tic governor named Emile SAINT
Amaad MS a member Of the board OF
trustees for the Industrial Gnlieg at
Florence. vice Kiirtz p. Smith, ra-s
signed.
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MOTOR LINEN 30 incl, Motor Ii.
en-, worth - cents yard, Monday on.
iy, the yard Is ceHts
BED SPREADS Best ST s5 elfII,.
led bed Spreads, size 72x9O, Monday
each only $500. ?
RtTiNES- Pieces Pretty New
style 1itgtines, worth zoe Yard, Mon.
day only, the Yard 25e.
LAnIES' HANDKRRCHiEFs - 1o,
Dozen Ladies' Willie Hensfltehed
handkercliiefs, some sfofes sell
themfat ctnts each, Monday but
not afer ten to = e.asttAsae:
Cent Each. I'D ..
MEN'S.iHASDkERCHFEFS-5O Dozen
Hens sou S. "a
and regular cent Vaines, Monday,
Eachtoniy 8 cents.
SANITARY BiRDsRYE-.I0o. Ten
Yard Bolts best Sanitary Birdseye.
width 20 inches and usual price 75
To Soc, Monday, The bolt
PRINTED FLAX0NS - 100 PIeces
pretty pFinted checked Flaxogs.
new and pPetty-Werth 2se when
The hot weather comes. Get them
Monday at Scents Yard
hlIiTE NAINS0OK-&SD Pieces as
In. best 20c White NainsoOk, 10 I'd
belts Monday, the bolt only
sl.00.
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/ ENlDI EFT ON s cIA

The friends of Mrs Lou McBeth Of
PlIiopplls, Berkeley county, viii 10
g arlescc 70 Learn OF her death OF b )
g few hours iiihess Siia was sttick.
en- Will para s OH Tuesday and tiad
on Wednesday,. She iiad itidiiS fffhiiIls
81 THIS place ard VIII Be greisIy ilaisSs
cd liy all. 81
= Ass.zs .--ssz4sl-ssi 4
scieInspil college sbntisy 3 after sisf 4
Ing several weeks here with raillt
and SriensIs.
Hlss AIayy Rowland pf Central was
IN town g.
4 fss T u. "a . has fet9i57iait
liOf1e efker apenGi.ig home kslfis :lii
ner slagerta. hIf.s ard aifs. ) G. k3sfii,s
Ting iiete.
tt Mary 1ehk5ns az astof IS
felatis ses afif sttsfss cfe
AF. y. 6 fietSfou speht SuhtiA VIII
and sstti5 ian Il sSsTs 81
1lle 8ttesday ltib 5gEb 10 S iiea
u IS 4eeah
M Auls has resutusd ssf5iss
Bsitsfnora -
Mss Settlc; Newton spent isffdas 81
spaftanbargs attending the teachefs'
meettns g t!lat pia &c.
Iniee number of Clemson ladies
have been d sown shopping this week.
lr5 jafSles fof fdler. 3r q And err
lsg4 Wa ~ 5ssel on busines Mond ~.
ls.s essl.sqid q Eeptgak WIS IA
.fnssu %
bf ftkffns ss ~ fs,. !,
Friday efellslia wis ss,f, 4 i.
nir4 81 AZ Al 81 Al = -, sil,s $ ~
eral days this week with def p4sfhof.
aff4 q i fsift4n 3
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Come to THE BEE HIVE

so.iaeH WHITE LSWiN41io cen.
qualify, short lengths, Monday. tlIe
M ) t,eIsk.
BIEACHED FURNISH no WEES -t,0
x Dozen Sl.e5 taiues, Special FOR Mon.
% Cents DDBen.
Pee MILLS 9 stgy' GRADE BEEA ACA1SG
900 yards RG- -iReli 10 Cent IlSehGl.. )
ing good value, 10 yards Monday,
I0r % Cents.
A FAIR GR4DE ss6.ip.
wide, special Tor Monday 10 Yards
. iSE ss /. ~. =. 50 Cents;
SHADOW .LAgES-47tRd Lace
Fi0nnciEgs. We nave lust
opened up 38f yards ShHfoW .
Laees and Lace Fl6aneiRRs
worth 15c to see yard, special
l2F aeadaS sa y e. and ! e. ! /. Lee yara.
HOUSE DTigS5Ess5 dozen fades,
: House Dresses, made ofagoOi GRADE
eIi Pereales and worth Sl.00 TO Si.s5
all sizes, Monday
75 cents Each.
: WHLTLEATHER %HOSE-FOr Men.
Women and ChildEen-guaranteed
better than most 25 cent Hose, Mon.
day dozen pairs for
sl.O0
WHITE lFIAX0SS- 80 pieces 30 incl,
White Elaxons, worth mp 10 Csc
fard, Monday; tie Yard
~ ~ l-9c
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= ~ 4-fh +. - !
sDf1eumofiia. Ali are sorry, To learn OF
tilis and fIopesne viii have only a mild
case End sonn reenyer ii'.'.
Mr ". Is. Auii. jr., or Ceiul;sSotin
spens the week END at iliB ncf4e here.
M. End MIS-. Ed Hall spent Friday
morning AZ anderson.
MIR. Burger left Wednesday for At
lanta.
Mt. Walter GarFin who has been
working at Nhittiefss store for sew
ieraE years Is not Working there now.
The Misses Cole spent Saturday at
the home of Mrs. Ed. ffali l1;
Miss Lee Rogers and Matilda Will
son were the guests of the Misses Fos-
ter during the week end
Miss Hattie Wllltten Is visiting Mt
the home OF her brother. Mr.. s. sIs;
Wiitten.
Mr. ard Airs. L Hanna spent the
week end at tRiSoIi. %
Miss Kate Sharp OF Anderson spent
tile week end at Iier home at Rivoii:
Mr.. Washington OF Anderson was In
town on DislEess this week.
Mr. A. G. Evans 81 Anderson spent
Sunday with lis parents he's S:i:sSS 5
Mrs. AfcLees spent several tiays
this week at the home of Airs. Lizard
Newton.
Air. and Mrs j. c. StrIbIlng, Jr., and
Misses Lila and Tselze StriEling OF
Anderson spent tie week end with
ttieir parents AIr. and Mrs ] G. Strib1
ling.
Or, and Mrs w. B sharp were in
Town Saturday. -. 80
W Rir md Mrs! ~ udIigan OF Five
Forks spent the week cnd with the
Hall H g
Miss Ray Masters of Lebanon, was
I'm to=ss this +7=Fs7,S, <. g.
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81 -f.E II
10 fSFH WHITE, CREPE--E Embrold.
cred Pink and Blue designs, worth
$s.0O, Monday tie Yard
*, "a =: .ss 2Sl.S5. 49, *
30 fSCH BEST. GRADE WASH SII;is
IN all tile new. patterns, worth
SLIGO, Monday the yard
$500 ty.. 90, Cents.
So INCH. ,IlESSALINE-~+:Ali this sea.
Son's new patterns, aud hest $500
yatne, Monday the yard
SIS Cents.
lS INCH { %F0ULARDS hest so cent
grade ami new 1914 patterns, tlI
silk, Monday the yard
81 CENTS.
MINIS AND BOYS COTTOy SWEAT.
EilS4ReGnlnr 80 cent values. Mon.
day 3 for $Il0O or.
81, 90 Cents Each.
DIMiTI BehutifuI b6okfGid Cheek.
ed Dimitg, worth S5 cents, large
or small checks Monday, the Yard
rs cents. seSsA
SHADOW LACESL50 Cent Shadow
Laces, II inches wide, five patterns
TO select FROM, Monday, only, the
Yard DC ,iSy.s lr5f;ss
WHITE RICE IIE0TH-I0 Ilieces 40
inch White RiGe Cloth, sheer and
pretty, cheap Mt 25c the yard, Nom
~ day only, tie yard
Is cents.
CREPE DRESS LINEN 10 inches
wide. Comes In Wistarin, Blue,
Brick Dnst and Tan. Worth s1.00
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G1LUKED tEAXONS-s2s pieces col.
gfea WILSON'S, beautiful range of
shades, Monday only, the yard
!. ~ 1-2 Cents.
L.sUIEs, tItiIsfis-ss, dozen White
Crepe Plain Tailored Linen or fine
ALsfsefEEed Waists = assorted trim.
IlIfns; worth ,ap 10 $i.sO, special for
t.,. ia 9s Cents Each.
T.tLUtT P0tfDE R-Big lot Jess Tai.
cum IN large attractive glass lars,
scented with the fascinating Ameri.
e&.. eco. ssEhkas..Gs, ssEhkas..Gs 2::e .:aIae aa!y
} 10 Cents.
RENlS4Esip lot af tkola and silver
Beads, Nortll 25e Bailes' regular Jac
seller, Monday only
HICK0Eey sHIRTfNG-. Hamilten
Hickory stripes, best IL lee value,
MOnQity only, the yard
10 cents.
I0ISeH PRINTED CANTON SILK
GREPE Worth .2::5O' Yard, in two
Shad of Blue, Mahogany, New
Grrt u WistariR, Monday the
30 ISeII SILK AND WOOL CREPE--
In Blnek, Tango and RdSe, worth 90
Yard, %Dndlys the Yard only
IN I ~ 80 Cents.
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Yard, Monday only, the Yard
IS cents.
NEWS WORK PANTS SEQ Pairs
Mems $3.50 Pants, Bailes' regular
SLID values, Monday only, tie pair
tss aS cents.
APRON GlSGHA ITS-5,G 600 yards z I.2
Cent Apron Ginghans, 10 to 20 ynrd
lengths, Monday only the yard, md
we viii sell this ONLY on Monday
5 Cents
SATIN EVENING SHIPPERS Big lot
OF Satin Evening Slippers, Werth
$50 pair Pink, Blue, Black, White,
etc ell sizes AIaaAssi antS a.. ~ ;s::i:: ;
Sfs49
sERN'S WORK SHIRTS. Regular 80
cent Work Shirts, Bales way, 80
Cents, Monday only, for
&l.00.
BROWN MOTOR LISES--s very fine
quality, best bargain yet, Zoe raiue.
Monday only
ssc Yard.
ART tLlNEy-~ ~ inch Art linen,
WORTH sl.06 ynrd Cream and Ecra
MOnday only, tie yard SEC
a. INCH TABLE DAMASK--AH Lin.
en-, and q hnlf dozen plttarns to We
iect from, l.0Q value, Monday only,
15 cents Yard.
- INCH BROWN. .TJyBS- A Special
Tor Monday only, fhe yard
Cents.
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LlEGERIES B1TISTE--Oriine Min.
s0oksiWorth 25c yard, Monday oIily,
the yard
: @ ies a.gc @
COTTON TORgHOY-1OO pieces wide
cotton AOreilOn Laces, also b lat bf
Linen Torclf0n, values ip to 10
cents Monday, the yard
cents.
LADIES' RAIN COATS-ss Best s5.H,
trade Lndles Rain Coats, Special
for Monday, each
:. S4.00.
LINEN GAATRIaIG- -aAa yaras AZ i...l.
all Linen Gambric Tor waists,
Dresses, Shirts, Eie., best 80. cent
TRADE, H0aaaT. the yard only
37 1.2eents.
ART SQUARES pretty Ney BruS.
sells Art Squares, WertIi $I2.s0, Non.
dny only, each
$4,000.
L0NSDALE BLEACHED-N Rsg1lar
- i.s cent value, Monday fsie yaTIi
10 Cents.
EMBROIDERY CLOTH e ag.iueI,
BIeaehed Embroidery Cloth, best
~ i.s cent Salue. Monday only, thu
A.. 4. G.. HOSPITAL GINGHAlES--You
know theRs. 25 pieces best Is Ice
grade Monday, the yard
10 Cents
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land may be accomplished
And your petitioners viii sTss;ss 1ff;;;ss 1ff;;;;sss,
aifs ,yf. sstt5s II tsl s,sg9, fs 53@
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Il a. eiajor. d well known Aiiders6n
feEllii,r was tor To- Tie city yeH.
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YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BET
TER AT THE BEE HIVE.
SAVE COUPONS IN LOWER
FIGHT HAND CORNER OF
THIS sADvERTIsEMENT
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and see what wonderful and extensive showing Of New
lowing which will bepsit sale at prices advertised
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-10

Chorus. "Eastertime In Springtime."
Primary Department.
Recitation. Natures Easter
Richard rhornburg.
Chorus. Spring Has Come"
Part II.
Life Struggling With Death"
Responsive Scripture Readings.
Chorus, Easter Song"
Part ~.
1.-THE Victory Of Life"
Scripture Reading in Unison.
Chorus. Crusaders Hymn"
REGULATIONS, THE Resurrection of
the Nations"-Misses Carolyn Quigg,
Mary Tiff. Lucille Bowman, Masters
Robert johnson and Ralph Nicholson.
Chorus, Jesus Reigns."
Part ~.
1.-The Final Triumph"
Recitation, Tho Kings Business
With Haste"-Elmer Porter.
Offering and Reports.
Address, THE Victory of the Risen
King'-Rev. F. Anscombe.
Chorus, THE Royal Banner"
Benediction.
Second English Lutheran
The following musical programs
will be presented at the Second Eng
Rev. Raymond Isley is pastor and
Miss Hilda Kirkman, organist.
Morning, 1880 O'Clock.
Festival Prelude-Dudley Buck.
The Morning Service-(Page 43,
Book of Worship.)
Hymn No. 26O. 1.-The Happy Morn
Has Come"
The Epistle Lesson. 1 Corinthians
5:6-8.
The Gospel Lesson, ST. Mark 1918
Hymn No 265, The Lord Is Risen,
He Lives Again"
The Offertory-AshfOrd.
Reception of Members, by Letter.
Confirmation, Baptism.
The Anthem, SILENTLY Fades the
ight"-Choir.
The Sermon, Our Risen Saviour"
The Holy. Communion.
The Prayer.
The Hymn. No. 261. Christ, the
Lord, Is Risen Today, Alleluiah."
The Benediction.
Postlude, "Marche Religionse"-
Ashford
Evening, 7:3o O'clock.
Beauty for Ashes" Easter service
by the Sunday school.
Observation-Disclosures
Opening Chorus, "Exultant Songs
Of Victory"-School
Invocation and Prayer followed by
Gloria Patri.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Carol, Hear the Bells"-School.
Recitation and Exercise, easter
Tapers"-Mabel Feltman and Seven
Primary Girls.
Song, "On! At the Kings Command
School.
Bible Reading, st. Luke PAIL, and
| Peter 1:3-9-Pastor.
Song, Great Prophet Of My Cod
School.
An Easter Greeting-Superlnten
emit
Recitation, How 1t Happened
Coral Haseltine.
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Exercise, The Daffodils."
Motion Song. Easter Heralds"-
Class Of Girls.
Recitation. Easter Gladness."
Exercise. "Guessing"-Emily Par
ker and Roscoe Kirkman.
Recitation, THE Boys WISH
Three Boys.
Song. Happy Soldiers'-Class of
Boys.
Carol. Spring Carol"-School.
Address, Church Extension"-Pas-
tor.
Offering and Announcements.
Anthem, Easter Peace"-Choir.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Final Chorus, "AIl Hail the Power
of Jesus Name
Benediction.
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&Ss Observation-Disclosures! ~ w.
~ c00RcAeS

for the morning service at 1880
o'clock is appended:
Prelude, Easter Gladness Ash
ford.
INSTRUMENTATION.
( Invocation.
Hymn-Congregatio
Scripture Reading.
Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices
C.. Adams Choir.
Prayer.
Response-Choir.
Announcements.
T. Offertory, Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today"-Ashford.
Anthem, Risen a Glorious king
Wilson. Choir.
Sermon--Rev. w. O. Stovall.
Benediction.
Evening Service, 7:30 O'clock.
Organ Prelude, Easter Process
sionar'-Wilson.
Hymn-Congregatio
Scripture Reading.
Anthem, From the Power of the
Grave"-Loring. Choir.
Prayer.
Announcements.
Offertory, arwell''-Arranged by
Loring.
Anthem, "Tis Midnight"-Mr. w. H.
Whitley, Mr.. E. A. Unthank and Choir.
Sermon.
Benediction.
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COMB SAGE TEA IN
HAIR TO DARKEN IT
It's Gnndmothers Recipe to Keep Hes
Locks Dark Glossy
Thick

The old-time mixture of Sage Tea
and Sulphur for darkening gray,
streaked and faded hair is grandmoth-
er's treatment, and folks are again US
ing 1t to keep their hair a good, even
color which Is quite sensible. as We
are living in an age when a youthful
appearance is of the greatest advan-
tage.
Nowadays, though, we don't have
the troublesome task of gathering the
sage and the mussy mixing at home.
All drug stores sell the ready-to-use
product called "Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy" for about so cents
a bottle. 1t is very popular because
nobody can discover 1t has been ap-
piled. Simply moisten your comb or
a soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, but what delights the
ladies' with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
is that, besides beautifully darkening
the hair after a few applications, 1t
also produces that soft lustre and ap-
pearance Of abundance which is SO at
tractive; besides. prevents dandruff,
itching scalp and falling hair.
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Easter Sunday will be observed this
of the different organizations. In all
the churches of the city arrangements
have been made for programs to be
First Presbyterian church there will be
a vesper service at 4:45 O'Clock and at
the Second English Lutheran on the
West Side the program will be given
at the evening service at 700 O'clock.
The other churches will have their
morning service at 1890 o'clock and
evening service at 80 o'clock.
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CONCERNING CANCER

Write to The Weber Sanatorium n
Garfield Place. Cincinnati, Ohio. for
information concerning the Medical
Treatment Of All Forms of External
Growths, especially Cancer. Estab.
lished % years and we'll endorsed. &C.
page book free.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Mrs, Schirmeyer. Leta Ro-
land. Mr.. Roland. Mr.. c. Knight.
Sermon.
Song No. 237.
Miss Pauline Strauss. organist.
Program arranged by Mrs. Fred
Strauss.
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In many Of the Buddhist monasteries
In Tibit and Siberia the process of
printing made use of before the days
Gutenberg is still followed. Each
page is a carved block and no move
abel are used.
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will be furnished by the Sunday school
choir under the direction OF Mr.. Hugh
Foss. Tho program tor the morning
service is as follows:
Organ Prelude-Hofmann.
Anthem, All Hail the Lord OF
Light"
Anthem. Lilies of Easter Morn"
Organ Nocturne-D. R. Munroe.
Anthem. ''He Lives
Lord, We Come to Thy Garden"
Postlude. "Hosannah"-Wachs
Evening, ESQ O'clock.
Prelude, "Rexerie Triste"-Ferrata.
Anthem, "Victory"-H. R. Shelley.
Anthem. Haste to the Glorified
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Offertory, Observation-Disclosures.
Solo, Jesus Lives"-Marzo. Mrs.
Frank Davis.
Postlude, "Jubilate Deo"-Silver.
The quartet Is composed of Miss
Ruth Harris, soprano, Mrs. Frank
Davis, coptralto. H. A. Pettijohn.
tenor, and Hugh Foss, baritone. Miss
Constance, Foster is organist.
Trinity Lutheran.
The following is the order of the
Easter servic. at the Trinity Lutheran
church Sunday;
Eater Morning.
ozsans~oto Mailing:
Ihtfoit.
The Gloria Patri.
The Kyrie
Benedic Anima Mea.
Gospel for the Day.
The Epistle for the Day.
The Apostles Greed.
Anthem, LAS 1t Began to Dawn
Charles Vincent. Choir.
Christ, the Lord, Has Risen To-
day"-Malan. Congregation.
Sermon, What Is Easter?"-Rev.
Joseph Beck.
Solo, Hail, Glorious Morn"-Geibel.
Mrs. Charles Igelman.
Administration of the Sacrament.
The Benediction.
- The Doxology.
Organ. FESTIVAL March,. Bap,
tiste Calken.
Miss Edna Deuker. organist.
Central Christian
Easter music at the Central Chris.
tan church Sunday, will be as follows:
Morning Service.
Communion Song No. 246.
Communion.
Offertory and Prayer
Duet, "At the Place of Prayer
Ackley Miss Gaynelle Frantz and
Mr. J. c. Thomas.
Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
Chorus Choir and Orchestra, BE
hold the king''-Ackley.
Solo, The Angels Chorus'-Wil.
son. Mrs. Lucy Schirmeyer.
Sermon.
Song No. 210.
Evening Service.
Prelude, THE Last Hour'-Gounod
Chorus and Orchestra, The Reap.
ers' Song
Quartet, sleep! Sleep!"-Ackley
Mrs. E. Lawson, Miss Leta Roland,
Mr. C. Roland, Mr.. C. knight.
Reading and Prayer.
Quartet, He Is the King of Love"
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st. PauI's Lutheran.

st. PauI's Lutheran.
The order OF service at the st. Paul's
German Lutheran church Easter sun
day will be as follows:
Hymn. "Willkommen, Held in
Streite"-Liturgy.
Hymn, "Hallelujah, Jesus Lebt."
Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
Offertory. Morning Wood'-Grieg.
Anthem, "Christus LIST Aufer"E
Stauden from Rossis Vespers, ar
ranged by Prof Charles +. Weisbrod.
Sermon, "Only Through Jesus Christ
the Crucified and Risen Saviour, Do
We Come to Our True Peace"
The Lords Prayer.
Anthem, Christ Has Won the Vic
tory'-Wiegand. 4
I Hymn. "Janchzet Colt in Allen
Landen."
Benediction and Doxology
The service will be followed by the
holy communion in German.
Evening Service, 1850 O'clock.
Organ Prelude-Miss Huber.
Invocation.
Gloria Patri.
Song, "Exultant Songs of Victory"
School.
Scripture Lesson.
Prayer.
Song, Easter Heralds'-Junior
Girls.
ecitations-Primary Boys.
ecitations-Primary Girls
Song, Singing His Praises'-Mau-
rice Mentendick.
Recitation, 1.-The Risen Christ
Mildred Klute.
Song, Happy Soldiers"-Primary
Glee club.
Offertory, Intermezzo-James H.
Rogers.
Song, Easter Peace''-School
Cantata, THE Resurrection
Charles Fonteyn Nancy. Choir.
Benediction.
Doxology.
Organ Postlude-Miss Huber.
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United Brethren.

United Brethren.
Easter music at the United Brethren
church Sunday will be as follows:
Morning. 1880 O'clock.
Organ Prelude, Easter Morn"
Quartet, MY Guiding Star"-Ock-
ley DR. Marley, Mr.. Davies. Mr..
Horn and Mr. Eubanks.
Anthem, Awakening Chorus"-Gab-
riel. Choin
Morning Prayer
Male Quartet, Resurrection Morn"
-Worden.
Offertory-Organ.
Solo, He Giveth Sleep"-Ira B.
Wilson Miss Ruth James.
Anthem, Christ Is Risen"--Adams.
Choir
Sermon.
Hymn-Congregatio
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
Organ Prelude.
Hymn, Majestic Sweetness Sits En-
throned Congregation
Evening Prayer.
Male Quartet, Guide Me o Saviour"
-Towner.
Offertory.
Ladies' Quartet, Still With Thee
Miss Ruth James, Mrs. Sine. Mrs.
Horn. Mrs. Cook.
Scripture Reading.
Ladies' Quartet, THE Name of Je-
sus"-Lorenz.
Sermon.
Anthem. ANGELS Rolled the Rock
way''-Emerson Choir.
Hymn.
Benediction.
Miss Vesta Rollman, organlst.
Mrs Bert Horn, director.
First M. e.
The following programs OF Easter
music will be presented Sunday at the
First NJ. F.. church by the choir under
the personal direction Of Mr.. {. f.
Hutchins. Mr. Roland Nusbaum is
organist.
Morning Service. 1890 O'Clock.
Organ Prelude, Eastern Morning,
Otto Mailing.
Easter Hymn No. 1853.
Apostles Creed.
Prayer
Duet, Ave Maris Stell'-E Gregg.
Miss Lucille Nusbaum, cello; Mr.. Har-
old Clements, violin.
THE Gloria Patri.'
Announcements.
Offertory in F-Ch. GOunod.
Sermon-Rev. B. Earl Parker.
Hymn No. III.
Benediction.
Postlude, "Marche Romani"-
Gounod.
Evening Service, 7:3o O'clock.
Organ Prelude in E flat-Th. Du-
bois.
A Hymn of Triumph, No. 1853.
Anthem, Savior When Night In
wolves the Skes'-Shelley. Mr.. F. c.
Hutchins, baritone, Mr.. Walter Luring,
bass.
Scripture Lesson.
Announcements.
Offertory-C. J. Gray.
Violin Solo, Rosary, "-Nevin. Mr.
Harold Clements.
Anthem. Until the Day Breaks
CHI. Gounod.
Sermon.
Duet, Cradle Song"-M. Hauser.
Miss Lucille Nusbanm, cello, Mr.. Har
old Clements. violin.
Anthem The Alleluiatic Sequence"
Dudley Buck. Soprano solos, Mrs
Leroy Whisnand, Miss Florence Mote;
ladies' trio. Miss Crubaugh, Miss Co
rhine Wilson and Miss Elizabeth
Phelps; soprano and tenor duet. Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy Whtsnand; bass solos,
Mr. Walter Luring
Postlude-Wagner
The choir has thirty-five voices.
First Baptist
The choir of the First Baptist
church will have special music at the
Easter services of the church Sunday
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-10
South Eighth Street Friends

South El9ntn street FRIENDS
Easter Sunday will be observed
with appropriate exercises at the
South Eighth Street Friends church.
Rev. Francis c. Anscombe is pastor
Bible school will be held at $40
o'clock. Mr.. John II. Johnson is SUI
perintendent. The special program
for the day, entitled 1.-The Triumph of
Christ" is appended:
Part |.
Chorus, Grown Him With Many
Crowns"
Recitation. The Living Christ
Miss Helen Kenworthy.
Prayer
Scripture Readings-(a) Ora Hugh
banks class; (b) Barbara Beckman' S
class; (c) Mrs. Spekenhier's class.
Recitation, 20 Flower Laden Spring
time"-Marjorie Quigg.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-04-10

First Baptist
The choir of the First Baptist
church will have special music at the
Easter services of the church Sunday
morning and evening. The program
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-04
ToDAY's MARRIAGE L1oHMaEa

Jacob Uhr, 432 Greenwich st., and Lena
Schwartz, 2l2 Greenwich 81
Thomas ]. Brannlgan, 23lO Greenwich ST.. and
Mary Stokes. 2slg GEsenwich 81.
Young. ga ". Indiana ave- We s. ana agnes
Louis Cohen, li89 s. Tth ST.. and sophia
Walter s. Tunnel, 1902 NJ Beechwood ST. and
Florence Pool. 1927 n Gratz 81
Josseph MOSS. 32l Pine g., and Ray l. Brod
william b Hsidy. 2I2s \. 29th ST.. ana Lena
Raanes. 1922 Arch s..
Morton Kohn. 1918 Montgomery ave. and
Roae vile, 1914 Tlosa 81.
samuel s. Little, Jr,, 225 Sigel st.. and
Mar E. Dittsss. 40 Moore 81
James MeLaeshiin. l2o9 iiih ST. aud Mar
Ffaas Higbt 1881 aoanslaA a5a Asse''''ssf sf asa Ella
Brown 1887 Mountain 81
Jeme1 slrEuers 40 W. Wanona ave. and
heh4 A. Lawaon tds Wesimlnetsr ave-
John = Kelly 55i8 ~. woodland ave- and
Alice Mahbiit 22a6 Garrett q.
John u Robinson League Island ana Cecilia
~ NuneViIle aQI ~ Hringhurst ~
George u. Cars. tAanarch Pa ana aiinuie
Afeuss. oakHaqnt "a,
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Fssd A oeisis Esw 1ors oity. ana Lniis
Howard IL Bunch l45 N 58th 81. and Ila
y Foster teth and Qaags ave.
thyHas NHta4l- Halnls Pa. ala Harr
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Robert shsl es,nant sna +lef-
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