Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-04
OBSERVE TODAY GREATEST EPOCH
Christians Everywhere Gel eIsFate Victory of Son of God Over Sin.
BEAUTIFUL SERVICES
Elaborate Programs Arranged for Ken. ditiOn at Pine Bluff Churches. Where Ministers Will Discuss Great Theme of Hope.

Vi Where Ministers Will Discuss I Great Theme of Hope. & Easter, one of the two greatest and &most solemn Christian festivals, will 8be celebrated today, wherever civil %lization has planted it's banners, *wherever the self-sacrificing mis- &sionary, the modern apostle, has Eestablished himself to preach the story of the coming, the death and the resurrection of Jesus Christ, that man might be saved from his sins. In Pine Bluff, all the churches will have appropriate exercises. The preachers will devote their sermons ko reviews of the greatest epoch in the history of the world; the music he children will be developed through festivals and semi-religious Entertainments; some of the churches will have the sacrament of he Lords Supper, the communion eervice.
 Several of the churches last Sum- Day combined their Easter and Palm Sunday services, with special must eal programs for the occasion. A cantata, which is a connected tory in song, entitled "Easter Dawn" beautiful setting of the rasurrec- ion glories, will be rendered by the hoir of the First Presbyterian hurch this evening at o'clock. It divided into seven parts, each de- bicting one phase of the scene. Be- waen the fourth and fifth parts, Prof. Seibert will render a violin |olo, with accompaniment by Mrs. laibert. ,.~ -se se. The program for the cantata is as blows:
 Introductory, organ prelude. "The Grave Itself Garden Is" MT. roupe, MT. Levy and choir.
 "As It Began to Dawn," MT. Gull epper and choir.
 "They Have Taken Away My Lord" rs. Dancy and Miss Harrell. "Fear Not Ye," Miss Atkinson and hoir.
 "Hail Happy Morning. solo by Miss arrell, with violin obligato by Prof. eibert.
 CuII0L, OuI u oooOVOA, LNA ny r and choir.
 Lakeside Sunday School The following is the program for be festival to be held by the mem ers of the Sunday school classes of e Lakeside Methodist church, at ,3O o'clock this forenoon:
 Instrumental prelude, orchestra. Creed, school.
 Prayer.
 Hymn, "Come Thou Almighty ing" school and orchestra.
 Welcome, Caldwell Watson, fJr. Recitation, "Easter Is Here," Ed ard Brown.
 Song, joyful Easter Bells are inging," primary department. Recitation, Hear the Bells of aster Ginning" Mrs. Cason's class. Hymn, "The Lilies Message" ehool and orchestra.
 Responsive reading, "The resurrec- pn," school.
 Recitation. "Glad Easter Has bme," Mrs. Starzingers class. Violin solo, Miss Mamie Farrar. Recitation, "Jesus the Life Giver," Song, aWill You Tell Them" Mrs.
 
 atson's class.
 Hymn, Joy Comes With the Morn bg," school and orchestra. .. Recitation, "Easter Rejoicing" rancis Land Responsive reading, "Resurrection roofs," school.
 Remarks, pastor.
 Hymn, school and orchestra. Prayer.
 Dismission,
 Sermon For Templars.
 Rev. Marion Nelson Waldrip. pas r of the Lakeside Methodist cnurcn' i'll preach a special sermon for the nights Templar, at the evening ser ces at the Lakeside church, at 5 clock this evening. =. A special program of Easter. music ill be rendered by the choir of the RkeSs1e church, at both forenoon hd 36Sernoon services.sz s = ..'..
 Trinity Sunday School !. The Sunday school children ot rinity Episcopal church will enJ?y cir annual Easter festival at the urch at o'clock this afternoon. be members of all the classes VIII rticipate, and as usual the event Ill be of more than usual interest to children and their teachers. Rev. H. A. Stowell. the rector or finity church, will conduct three ply Communion services during the renoon, and there will be no rvices at night.
 First Methodist Music.
 At the First Methodist church. lere the formal Easter musical ogram was enjoyed last Sunday, nsing's anthem, "Welcome, Happy ArninDn svi1l h. a,,ne ok thA nn0fn>