The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-12
3. Y. p. u. Service.


services will be that of the B. Y. p.
| q. of the First Baptist church. 1t will
be held in the basement of the church
at Thirty, and all are cordially in
vited to be present and will be warm
ly welcomed.
Good seats; good music! and a
good program!
The society is in a thriving condi-
and talented young people who are
greatly interested in their work. They
are doing much to advance the cause
of Christ in Pensacola. One of the
most interesting details Of their work
is that in the county Jail. The young
people hold monthly services singing
and praying and talking to those
confined in the Jail. They also dis
tribute religious papers, Bibles, and
other reading matter. But this is not
the end of the good done. They keep
in touch with these men and when
they are released, they find places for
them where they may regain the place
in the world that they have lost, by
honestly striving to do SO.
The B. Y. P. U. has a very efficient
corps of officers, who are all much in
terested in their work, and who are
well fitted to be the leaders of such
a devoted band of young Christians.
The regular B. Y. p. L. officers are
as follows:
President-Mr. James P. Hurley, a
rising young business man and an
active worker in church circles.
Vice president-Mrs. G. S. Williams,
a very popular young Pensacola ma
tron.
Secretary-Mr Edward B. Smith,
we'll known through his business con-
nection with the Y. NJ. c. A, and also
for his church activities.
Pianist-Miss Hattie Whitson, a
lovely young woman, and a talented
pianist. She is also the possessor of
an unusually fine voice, and holds the
position of pianist and musical direc-
tor for the society.
The B. Y. P. U. has recently been
divided into companies, which is prov
ing out to be an excellent idea. Com
pany B" will have charge of the
special Easter service and all those
who have ever attended their meet
ings. know that their programs are
Williams is captain of the company,
and Miss Elsie N. Williams, is pro-
gram director.
The leader for the evening is the
president, Mr.. j. P. Hurley.
The program is a fine one, includ-
ing such well known talent as Master
Edward Lurton. Pensacola's youthful
violin.st He will give a violin solo,
and this news will be greeted with
joy, for he is well-known as a fine
musician. And he certainly deserves
the enyiable name that he has won for
himself Miss Myrtle Rice who has
lovely and expressive voice will give
reading appropriate to the subject.
Miss Rice possesses great talent, and
is always heard with pleasure.
Miss Elsie NJ. Williams will also be
heard in a reading, THE First Easter
Morning." by Babcock.
Miss Hattie Whitson very promiS-
ing member of Professor colts vocal
class, of the Pensacola School OF
Music, will give a vocal solo. This
young lady has a beautiful voice and
this number alone will be worth
visit to the society this evening.
Song No. SS-Grace, Enough for Me
Congregation.
Song No. 10.-What More Can He
Do ?-Congregation.
Prayer-Mr. w. w. AliFbrooks.
Scripture readings.
The Observation-Disclosures 81, $3.50
Leader.
The Burial-MattheW ~, oI-oo-hr'
The esurrection-Mark Is, Is
Miss Audrey Packham.
First Reappearance-John 20, Sis
Mr.. Lowry.
Rice.
Violin solo-Master Edward Lur-
An Easter Message-Mrs. G. S.
Williams.
Reading-The First Easter Morning
Miss Elsie NJ. williams.
The Easter Spirit of Love-Mr. E.
b. Smith. - AZ,
Guy Williams.
Vocal solo-"Oh, Dry Those Tears"
Miss Hattie Whitson.
Prayer-Rev. 2. r. Pendleton.
song No, 1861 Gave My Life Tor
Thee-CongreSati
Announcements and business.
song No. 96-Loyalty to Christ
Congregation.
Dismissal-Leader.
First Presbyterian Church.
At the morning service at IL
o'clock the following musical pro-
gram will be rendered.
organ Prelude.
Anthem-Sing to God Hymn of
Praise-F'earis.
Offertory-Organ.
Anthem-Risen, Glorious king
Wilson.
organ Postlude.
Choir-MesdameS Nita Osborn Benn,
Ernestine Pfeiffer, Misses Lillian
clark. Irma Graham, Lulu Thames,
Margaret Wilhelm, Messrs. r. w.
MeIlen. Hal Laney, w. J. Benin, Ross
Rogers.
Orranist-Miss Charliebelle Laney.
In the afternoon at 4 O'Clock the
la ster ssrvice of the Sunday school
will be augmented by the following
personW, Iesdames Emeile LeVlns'