El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-04-11
EASTER PROGRAMS
TO Be FEATURE At
CHURCHES SUNDAY
Appropriate Sermonsb yPas-
tors to Be Supplemented
by Special Music.

Eastern services IN 81 Paso churches
Sunday, featured by special sermons by
the pastors and supplemented by care
] fully prepared musical programs, viii
] make the resurrection day one Of gen.
eral observance in this city. With
/ propitious weather, congregations tax
! ms the capacity of the several houses
! OF worship are expected.
First Presbyterian Church.
AT the First Presbyterian church.
corner Boulevard and Stanton streets
! the pastor, Rev Charles L. OverstreeL
I VIII preach at the morning service on
Easter JOY" The morning service
viii be opened with the anthem, "As 1t
! Began to Dawn by Martin, and VIII
/ De followed by a tenor solo by Mr.. BIZ
hnSs, Easter Dawn" by Marco. APP
propriate Easter hymns also VIII be
sung. The aid society has decorated
the church beautifully.
the special Easter services at TINS
church win be held at 7:45 p. m, when
a specially arranged song service VIII
be rendered. The singing will be aug
mentcd by a mixed quartet composed
OF Mrs Witte and Mrs. Moore sopranos
Mrs. c. o. RUcl1er and Mrs. A. H. Gold
stein, altos; 7. G. Billings and Harry
fraser tenOrs, and j. l. Coggeshall
and James G. AIcNary, bassOs. Francs
Moore will preside at the organ In
the evening the morning choir Will be
assisted by Miss Virginia Bean and
Tally Brown, violinists, and Parvin
Witte soloist The program of music
viii be as follows:
Organ prelude, Suite Gothique," Mr..
Moore
Anthem, God Hath Appointed
Day" (Tours) Double quartet
Solo, My Hope is in the Everlast-
ing" from the Daughter of Jairus,
CStanier) Mrs. Leila Moore
Anthem, Awake Thou that Sleep
est" Double quartet.
Solo, Come See the Place Where
Jesus Lay" (Bartlett) Mr. White.
Violin solo, 'Andante-COncerto,
(Wienawski) Miss Bean.
Male quartet, Lead Kindly Light"
McNary, COggeshGu, Billings, Fraser.
Anthem, las it Began to Dawn"
(Martin) Double quartet
Westminster Presbyterian Church.
At the Westminster Presbyterian
church. located at the corner of Flor
ence and Rio Grande streets, Rev. John
E. Abbott, the pastor will be in charge
Of the Sunday services both morning
and evening. The following is the
order Of service for the II a. m.
service
organ voluntary, "AdagiO Cantabile"
by HAYDN.
DoxoIogy. the congregation.
Invocation.
Hymn, How Calm and Beautiful
the Morn" the Congregation
Scripture lesson, ColOssians 8; 1-17.
Solo, sung by Mrs. x. C. COpenhaver,
Resurrection" by Shelley.
Prayer.
Hymn. "The Head that Once Was
Crowned with ThOrns" the cOngrega-
ton.
offertory, "Humoreske, by DvOrak.
Anthem bv the choir. "Risen. q CIor-
iOus King" by Wilson
Sermon, THE Risen Life"
Hymn, Since Jesus is Ny Friend"
the congregation.
BenedictiOn.
Postlude, ''Marche Pontificale," by !
GOunOd.
At the evening service the pastor |
will preach upon the subject Jesus on /
the Shore" The choir viii sing an !
Easter anthem. Lift Your Glad 4
Voices by Adams Mrs. K. c. COpen- /
haver, choir director, Miss TheO Pat !
tersOn, organist
Sunday school viii meet at 9:45 a.
m. A short informal Easter program
viii be rendered at the closing eXeT,
,ises. Senior Christian EndeaYor viii
meet at o. m. and the intermediate
Indeavor at $3.50 p. m.
AItura Presbyterian Church.
At the Altura Presbyterian church, !
corner Idalia and Russell streets,
Z
or, viii hold Sunday services as fol-
lows: Preaching at II a m. and 1880
}. m. Special music and song service
1t 1870 p m. Sunday school at 10 a.
n, Leonard West superintendent
East 81 PasO Presbyterian.
At the East FL PasO Presbyterian
church. corner Poplar and Texas
streets, Rev. Kenneth Brown, pastor.
will hold services as follows: Sunday
school, 9:45 a. m; morning service, II
o'clock Easter sermon. Children's
Caster exercises, T:45 D. m. Rectal
ions, songs and stereopticon views.
West Ell PasO sunday School.
At the West FL PasO Sunday school, /
leld in the barracks of Old Fort Bliss.
T. L Vaughan, superintendent will
conduct Sunday school at p. m. In
stead Of the regular Sunday school
program there will be a combined
Caster and anniversary exercises. The
sunday school is celebrating its first
birthday. There will be songs, recita-
ions and an Easter talk by Rev. Ken
leth Brown, illustrated by beautiful
.olored stereOpticon views
First Methodist Episcopal.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church, corner Myrtle and OchOa
treets, Rev. Herman G. Porter, pastor,
will conduct Easter Sunday services as
ollOws; Morning worship at 400
5clOck. Anthem, Christ Is Eternal"
PrOtheroe) Solo, Hope Crushed to
Iarth, (Ash1Ord) by 2. E. Mold. Duet
Creamery by Mrs. R. J.
wilson and H. F. Durkee Easter
ermOn by the pastor. Evening wOr
hip at o'clock.
Easter Musical: Anthem, "Te Deum I
n F." (Ashford); Anthem, Jesus Lives
gain" (Schnecler); solo, BE Com
orted Ye that Mourn" (Fisher) by
lrs. R J. Wilson; anthem, Christ Has
Won the Victory" (Wiegand.) Solo,
The Great jehovah Shuey) by H F.
)urkee; anthem, "MagdaIene," CWar-
en-
Trinity Methodist Church.
At Trinity Methodist church. corner
Boulevard and Mesa, Rev c. Wesley
Vebdell pastor, announces Sunday
ervices as follows: Sunday school
80 a. m EpwOrth league Z q. m.
reaching at 10:45 by the pastor, sub