The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-04-11
There win Be Special Sermons
Preached and Special Music
Rendered.

and Easter music will be played and
sung in the churches here tomorrow
The attendance is expected to be es-
pecially large.
Christ Episcopal Church.
At IL O'Clock the full vested cholr
of Christ church will render a spec
faI musical program under the direc-
tion of Miss Bessie Roggess with
Miss Mildred Lamberd otganist. Yes
per services will be held at 4;3O
o'clock and everyone will be wei
coined. The following program mas
been arranged for the morning ser
vice. with a special sermon by the
rector, the Rev. Charles B. MitcheiI'
ocessional-'Jesus Christ IS R1s-
en- Today" ,.
TIE Deum-L1oyd.
.Jubilate-Buck. :,
Introit-"christ Our Lord is Risen"
a Nv Happy Morning"
Anthem-hAnd When the Sabbath
Was Pessed"-Stults.
Bell Amen-Stainer.
ecessional-"Come Ye baltniui
Raise the Strain"
The musical selections at the First
BAPTIST church will be rendered by
large chorus choir under the d1rec-
ton ito of Miss Cora Reese Smith, and
Wl Prelude sI Risen KING. W:
hf .WeIcome Happy Morning suIli-
van. -, 1or+ar
Anthem-"send Out, Thy Lignt =
Gounod. .,-,,s,,i
Ouartette- 'ssweet the Moments
from Lucia da Lammamore
Christ the Lord is Risen Today
S The evening services viii begin at
1870 sharp with an organ cantata'
..The Crucifed by George NJ. Nev li1;
The other musical seIectohs Wiz
pc Anthem-"He is Risen"-simper
of1fsertory-"canzonetta"-A. Thorn
as, Antbem-"This is the Day''-Cook.
Jesus Christ the Crucifed Mon
sep PostIude in God by Edward N. Reed
Central Christian Church.
Easter service at the Central Cn -[l.57
tian church on Sunday moinAas
include Easter hymns and shoFe
e.erT1on nv the Rev w. NJ. Long
The NE, evening service at 7:S0 o'clock
vii he of special interest. Phe mu-
~. ~ will he in charge of Mrs. o. L.
IIargbt and the choir will INCLUDE
Mrs Rufus Ash, Mrs. John Craig. so
nrano: Mrs. Martin, Miss Lena SER ;
alto: NJ. NJ. Bradford, Allen SheM5
men tenor. and Bert A. ANeale and
the Rev. w. M. Long, DasS' VIZ
Mayme Long, organist-
T'he following is the program
Easter hymn.
Tnvocation. -a
AnthemM.why seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead 2? ,1rs
Trio-'Mrs Craig, Mrs. Ash MRS.
Martin. ,, ~ won-
drous Cross" 49, An
4. AntrSn-'sing the Resurrection
';gs1.rhe Man Of sorrows''-Miss
'I anthem@"ohrist the Lord is Risen
Today" s+or
methodist Protestant CnarcM. 10
Besides the regular services a.
Nretbodist. Protestant church an Ess as tel
-,.ra,sI1, viii be rendered by the sun
20 scbool at 1880 o'clock p m: a.
ne morning service the Rev. y; " :
! S W. leo nastor. will preach an Eas-
ter sermon. r,,.,,roI,
First Presbyterian GhuFchs
Al the First Presbyterian chuL l.-a
Easter service at II a. m. guaF lss
viii sing an Easter cantata; Inc o.
~anist and conductor is MISS Jsss =
Pensbaw, the soprano. Mrs. =.
c,r1nnbine: the alto, Mrs. ). s. Lonk
ebangh: the tenor. ]. NJ. Snlnn' anu
the bass, a. K. Thorn
besides special music there VIII De
an illustrated (stereopticon) Easee
address. -. tho nastor
FIRST Methodist Episcopal Church.
There will be special Easter nIus ~
of a high order at all the se[V l'I'ss,.s =.
the First Methodist episcopal nureH
' All the morning service the pastor..
viii breach on THE ResurreS S,1l.1.l..
ana the choir VIII sing Jesus StlIIs =
is Risen To-day" by Lorenz; anu
'tITroun Thy Love as a FatneF ron ~
Gounod's Redemption. The SOLO IN
his number will be sung by MISS LOT
sew. For the offertory solo. an. MA
tin WIN sing Rodney's "CaivaITy. -
In the evening the united caoAFs S NJ
the church and Epworth Leagle vi VII
sing the cantata "Ribboni, by Sen
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