The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-04-11
EASTER SUNDAY
HOW THE DAY WILL BE OBJ
SERVED BY MADISON
CHURCHES.
First Baptist Church.

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There will be special Easter serv-
ices at the First Baptist church to-
morrow, both morning and evening.
In the morning the pastor will speak
! on the theme of The Message of Eas-
ter. In the evening the theme will
be, Where Are the Dead Before the
Resurrection.
b. Y. p. U. has a six O'Clock
| prayer meeting tomorrow morning.
| Every one invited. Mrs. Palmerton,
leader.
Special musical features of the day
are:
Piano, Maggiore, Miss Grace
| Ketcham; Anthem, Life Up Your
Gates, Chorus Choir; Trio. Hail to
the Risen Lord, Misses Haekett.
Welsh, Marian.
Evening
Piano, Evening Hour, Miss Grace
| Ketcham; solo, If We Believe, Miss
| Vera Marian; trio, Joy Cometh in
| the Morning, Mr.. Aldrich, Misses
Ketcham and Marian; solo. | VIII
Extol Thee, Miss Ella Ketcham.
The public and strangers are most
cordially invited to be present with
us for Easter Day.-Roy L. Palmer
ton, pastor.
First Presbyterian Church.
Promptly at 1890 a. m. the norm
ing Easter service will begin. After
the first part of the service, which
will include an Easter anthem, The
Lord of Life is Risen, the Sunday
school will meet to study the Easter
lesson which is, The Journey to En-
maus, Luke 24:13-35. After the
| Sunday school lesson there will fol-
low the Easter sermon, and a special
solo by Mrs. Lindsey, The Resurrec-
| ton.
In the evening at 8 o'clock the
| sermon will also be appropriate to
] Easter, with special Easter music
| prepared by the choir. Anthem,
| Sing the Resurrection Song, choir,
with soprano obligato, Miss Fitzger-
| aid; vocal solo, For If We Believe,
| Miss Welsh; offeratoire, The Awak-
| ening, Miss Leila Clark; vocal solo,
| Easter-Tide, Dale Osborn.
AS the Christian Endeavor Soci-
| ETY. meets with the Epworth League
in the early morning young peoples
| meeting, there will be no meeting in
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kibbin, pastor.
Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tomorrow is Easter, and besides
| the m at the usual hours.
| 1890 a. IN. and 500 p. m. there
will be the following special music:
The quartet will sing, Singing of
| the Birds, by Warren; Miss Mabel
Johnson and Mrs. A. Lindsey will
| sing, The Magdalene, by Warren,
| and Mr.. Dale Osborn will sing, Eas-
| ter-Tide, by Liddle. at the morning
| service. At the evening service the
| quartet will sing, Hosanna, by Jules
| Granier, and Mrs. A. Lindsey will
| sing, Resurrection, by Harry Rowe
| Shelley.
There will be special Easter exer-
| cises at the Sunday school hour.
The Epworth League will hold a
| sunrise prayer meeting beginning at
7 a. m. and will hold the usual de-
| votional services at Z p. m. There
| will be some special features at these
| meetings.
The public is cordially invited to
| these services.-G. ID. Brown, pas
| tor.
Grace Episcopal Church.
Holy communion z a. M; Morning
| prayer, Holy communion and SER
mon, 1890. Sunday school u. At
5 O'Clock p. m. Madison Command
| cry, X. t., will attend service in
uniform in a body. Evening prayer
| and sermon, 1850.
The choir will sing the following
at the morning service:
Professional Hymn No. 112, Jesus
Christ is Risen Today; Christ Our
Passover, Shepperd; Jubilate Dec,
Reade; Kyrie Eleison, Elyey; Hymn
lie, Angels Rolled the Rock Away;
%offertory, They Have Taken Away
My Lord, Stainer; Sanctus, Camidge.
Communion Hymn No. 22S, And
Now, o Father, Mindful of His
Love; Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant;
Nune Demitis, Turtle; Recessional