The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-03

Rev. Daniel M. Lewis, pastor. Morn
 ing worship at 10:30. Easter sermon
 by the pastor. Five minute talk to the boys and girls. Easter anthems by
 the choir: Why Seek Ye the Living
 Among the Dead? ?'' Glare; 'tThe Light Awake, Thou That SIeepest,'' Miles.
 Sunday school at noonS Tracy W.
 Hughes, Supt. Classes for all sages.
 The Mems Forum taught by the pas tor Epworth League at 6:45 Miss Agnes Caldwell, leader. Evening wor- ship at 7:30. Sermon by the pastor
 Easter anthems by, the choir: .'The Awakening Lord,'' Lorenz; Welcome
 Thou YIctors'' Murray; .He Is Risen
 Simper. The chorus choir will consist of the following: Sopranos, Mrs. A.
 J. Sohn, Mrs John Lyons, Misses Edith IGuggenhein, Edith Dew, Mildred
 Smith, Lena Newell, Ruth Schindler
 Bess NcPhee and Margaret McPhee; altos, Mrs. Etta Wildman and Misses TNTa bel Purkhart1t> rod Dorothy Bruf-
 fec tenors, Fred Kupper, Arthur Gug- gennelIn and George G. Guggenheiln;
 passes, Howard Bertine, A. J. Sohn Alfred Converse James Brofree and Harry H. Wi1dman; organist, Mrs G. EG. Guggenheim ;chorister, G. G. Gug- genheim. A cordial invitation is ex-
 tended to all to be present throughout the day. Monday evening at 7:45, the monthly meeting of the official board Wednesday evening at 7:45, the week Iy prayer meeting. Annual conference
 opens at Bushwick Avenue Methodist church, Brooklyns N. r., Wednesday
 morning, April z.
 Bethel A M B. church, I. Stanley
 Jacobs pastor. 6:3O a. m-,4 sunrise prayer meeting; 10 a. m., Sunday school; h a. ms preaching service and baptism of infants. Subject, t'The
 Easter Commission; 3:3o D. m., Sun day school Easter exercises; 6; 80 D. n., Christian Endeavor; p. m, vice. Subject, Jesus or Barabbas.'' All are welcome
 Memorial Baptist church, Map1ewood and Howard avenues. Rev Walter T. Aiken, minister. 10:30 a. m, musical
 service by the choir under the direc- 1 ton of Charles W. Bitzer. They will
 sing a portion Of the cantata, The l First Easter; 12, Bible school, w. H. Plympton, Supt- Primary department, Miss Mary F. Gray Young ladies' class taught by George w. Aiken; 6:30
 annual Easter concert blythe Bible school Wednesday evening at VAS, midweek prayer service. On Friday evening the members and friends of the church will meet in the church building for the purpose of getting q and with the church. Itis hoped thaS all members and friends will make an effort to be present at z. Clam chow der will be served, and there will be
 good music and plenty of good cheer.
 First Presbyterian church, State
 street, corner of Myrtle avenue, Rev
 John MacLaren Richardson pastor.
 Services 10: 30 a. m-, 80 D. m. Sunday school. 12:o5- Christian Endeavor, 6:S0. Subject in the morning, The Victory of Faith" Evening, Eternity. Spe- cial music morning and evening. Or
 gan. recital. z o'clock. Elmer s. Joyce, German Reformed church, Congress
 street. near Main street, Rev. Herman
 G. Wiener, minister Morning, 10:3O,
 Easter service and Holy Communion;
 evening. 7:s0; Sunday school at s:sO
 a. n-F
 First Church of Christ, scientist, s71
 Lafayette street Services at il a. m. l Subject ~Unreality'' Sunday school
 ats12:15. Wednesday evening testfmo- nial meeting at 8. The reading room is open every day except Sunday from ] 10 to 1 and from to and also on l IThursday evenings All are welcome.
 First Bnive1saIist church. Fairfield avenue, Sunday, 10:3o a. m- services: I Dr. Almon Gunnison of Brooklyn will preach Subject, seThe Story of Eas- ter.., Cantata, -sThee eNew Life,'' J. H.
 Rogers; contralto solo. .Immortality, Shepherd. Miss Edith M Prouduan
 is organist and director; Mrs. Ada
 Tuck Whitaker, soprano; Mrs. John ! Thompson, contraIto; Mir Alvin Boss
 tenor; MT Alois Haverila, bass. Kin
 dergaFten at 1o:so a. m.; Sunday school