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Evening journal., 1915-04-03
JOHNS VISION Of
THE Risen LORD
DIR. Reed Will Discuss Sub
ject in Grace Church
Sunday Morning
CHORAL SERVICE
IN THE EVENING

Easter Sunday will be observed with
appropriate services morning and
evening in Grace NJ. e. Church. At
1890 o'clock, DR.. Reed. who has &C
copied an invitation to occupy the
pulpit for the day. will speak on
Johns Vision of the Risen Lord
The special musical program for the
morning service will be as follows:
Organ, Festival Prelude in d." Haf-
ris, and March Pontificate," Lem
mems; choral society, "The Lord Is
Risen Indeed" Billings. and king of
Kings" Simper; quartette, why Seek
Yc the Living" Peel; soprano solo,
81 Know That My Reedeemer Liveth, -
Handel.
At 730 o'clock, there will be q
praise service in which congregation,
juvenile chorus, quartette and choral
society will participate. The program
will be as follows: Organ, "At Even
ing" Kinder; Christ Our Passover,
Chapel, choral society; " 'Tis Night!
A Sabbath Calm is Brooding," Trow-
bridge. quartette; juvenile chorus,
Easter Sing" arr. Handel; choral
society. LOT He is Risen;" tenor
solo, easter Dawn" Woodward, Mr..
Smith; juvenile chorus. "Hosanna,"
Geanier; quartette. aye Bells of
Easter Day." Dressler; choral society,
Awake Thou That Sleepest," Simper.
DR.. Reed will deliver brief Easter
address.
At 2 o'clock, session of the Sunday
school. all departments; special SER
vice with stereopticOn views.
At $50 o'clock the Epworth League
will meet.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SUNDAY AT EASTLAKE.

Eastlake NJ. f. Church, Thirtieth
and Tatnall streets. viii begin its
services tomorrow with class meeting
at $50 o'clock, lead by Walter II.
Keen.
Al 1890 o'clock the Rev. w. W.
Sharp will preach on Lessons OF
Easter" Anthems by the choir will
be 81 know That My Redeemer
Liveth" and Jesus Christ is Risen
Today Mrs. Davidson will be the
soloist.
The Sunday school will present a
special program. The Baraca class
will meet at $50 o'clock. Tho Chris
tan Endeavor will open its meeting
at 6.45 o'clock with c. z. Scofold of
the Y. NJ c. A.. as leader. In The
evening Mr.. Sharp will preach on the
subject, MARY at the Tomb" The
choir will sing special music.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SUNDAY AT HARRISON
STREET CHIRCH.

The following Easter music will
be sung by the chorus choir of Harri-
son street NJ. e. Church. tomorrow,
under the direction of Professor w. C..
Highhcld, assisted by Miss Irene Len
derman. soprano:
Morning Anthem. "Old Easter An
them" Billings; anthem, "As II Be
gan to Dawn" Stults: solo. GLORY
TO Cod" Augusta Rotoli. soloist. Miss
Frances Irene Lenderman: anthem,
"And When the Sabbath Was Pass
ed" Stults, soloist, Mr.. Harry Hy-
gate.
Evening Anthem. Lift Your Glad
Voices" Adams: anthem, "The Lord
is Risen Indeed" Brown, soloist, Miss
Bella Braden: anthem, Awake Thou
That Sleepest." Gillette, soloists. Mr..
Hulburd Anderson and Miss Bella
Braden; anthem, Risen a Glorious
King" Wilson, soloists, Miss Efel
Groves and Mrs. w. c. Highfeld. The
Rev. G. r. Anderson will be the
preacher at the services of the day.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
VICTORY over death"
TO Be DR.. COLLINS theme

st. Paul's Methodist Church, the
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins, pastor, has
planned special services for tomor-
row. The services will open with
class meeting at $50 o'clock, led by
the Rev. w. c. Strickland. At 1870
o'clock DR.. Collins will preach on the
theme, Victory over Death" The
choir will present two anthems by
Brown, viz: "The Resurrection
Morn" and "Rejoice, for Christ is
Risen" Mrs Ella Downoy will sing
the offertory. "The Wondrous Dawn"
Reception of members VIII follow the
sermon"
The Sunday school, after a brief
study of the lesson. will rehearse in
detail the program to be presented in
the evening. The pastors Bcrean
Bible class will study Christ StilIing
the Storm on Galilee." Edward A.
Brough will review the study
Miss Myrtle Adams will lead the
Y. p. S. c. f. meeting at $50 o'clock.
The evening hour OF worship at
7.30 o'clock will be devoted to a spe-
cial service in which all the depart
ments of the Sunday school will take
part Harry J. Guthrie, chorister Of
the school, will be in charge of the
music. which will be sung by the
choir and Sunday school combined.
Mrs. Joseph Jones will preside at the
organ, and Miss May Collins at the
piano. Ernest h. Jackson will be
cornetist, and Raymond T. Wilkinson
violinist. Frank II. Jervis. the new
superintendent, will be in charge OF
the services.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03

all that we're desirable. At this june
ture the Prophet Samuel came to him.
and the colloquy of our lesson en-
sued Samuel's indignation and the
Lords positive statement clearly in
dicate that King Saul had not mis-
understood his instructions, but had
deliberately violated them. Conse-
quently we must understand his
words to have been to a great extent
hyDOcritical. He first saluted the
Prophet with assurances that he had
performed the commandment of the
Lord successfully.
Immediately the Prophet replied:
What meaneth, thcn this bleating of
sheep and lowing of oxen which | hear."
Samuel understood at oncc that the
work of destruction had not Leen cen
pleie. This was wholly contrary to the
Divine directions. They were nos to ,e.
stroy their enemies TO their own advan-
tage, but 10 act simply as .Iehovah's
agents in thus executing His rec, the
sentence of Justice. Seeing that the
Prophet was not likely TO SYM fathizc
with his violation of the command.
King Saul began hypocritically to reu-
resent that all the sheep and oxen cap
, tured from the enemy we're to be sacii-
feed TO the Lord. The Prophet inter
rupted the king, and told him of The
Lords words OF the night preceding.
which in Jewish reckoning would he
"this night because their. day begins
in the evening.
The Divine Message declares that
King saul was humhe when he was
chosen king of israel, and was verv
willing TO give strict obedience to tie
Z Heavenly voice; but the intimation is
that he had grown more se'f-confdent
and therefore less reliant upon the Lord
and less attentive TO the Divine e m.
mands. Getting into the wrong atti-
tudc of heart. he had failed TO execute
] properly very plain, specific command
Of the Lord.
! King Saul sought TO defend his
| course, and to lay the responsibility
upon the hosts of Israel. The
Prophets answer is the pith of this
Study. and contains its Golden Text.
He clearly pointed out what the king
should have known and what all
should recognize: namely, that sacri-
nee is far less pleasing TO the Lord
than Is obedience TO His Word. No
one could offer an acceptable sacri-
fec TO God unless he was obediont in
heart.
So with Gods people today. Our
sacrifices must be from the heart.
1 Whoever gives his heart, his will. to
the Lord gives all; whoever gives not
his will. who comes not into heart
obedience 10 the Lord. can offer no
sacrifice that could be acceptable TO
God.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
FIRST Church Choir
WILL SING CANTATA
Easter Sunday TO be Elab-
orately Observed by
PreSbyterianS
RECEIVE MEMBERS
AT FIRST SERVICE

Easter will receive a fitting rccog-
milton in all the services of the First
Presbyterian Church, Market street,
above Ninth, the Rev. J. Ross Stone
sifer, minister. In the morning, at
1890 o'clock. the sacrament Of tho
Lords Supper will be administered
and new members will be received
into the membership of the church
The choir will sing an Easter carol by
Shippers and AT Morn" by Shelley.
The Sunday School will meet at 2
o'clock, and after brief departmental
Easter exercises, will assemble at
2.45 o'clock, in the church auditorium,
for a united program of songs and
children's exercises. The pastor will
meet the Barnabas men in the church
and after a short Easter lesson, they
will join in the general celebration Of
the school.
AT o'clock, the Christian lsndeavor
service will be held in the beginners
room, with Victor Bennett as leader.
At 7.45 o'clock, the church choir.
under the direction OF Miss Nell G.
Krumme, will present the Easter can
tata, "The Day of Resurrection" Tho
choir has been augmented and work.
ing on the service for number Of
weeks. The soloists will be Clarence
Hope, baritone; r. ID. Eaton. tenor;
Mrs. James McMullen, alto; Misses
L. Virginia Dukes. and Nell q.
Krumme, soprano. Following is the
cantata program:
Part Prelude, organ; recittive
chorus and baritone solo, 20 Sacred
Head; recitative, baritone, "The Veil
of the Temple; duet, alto and tenor,
Sealed is the Silent Tomb; chorus,
Seek Not the Living"
Part 2-Recitative and chorus. tenor,
"If We Believe: soprano solo and
chorus, "Allelulia to the King; so
prano SOLO Victor; chorus, Nov
Is Christ Risen"
The organ numbers are as follows
Morning. march. "Silver Trumpets" F;
(RimbaulD, "Pastorale in A" (Mer-
keD
Evening "Hallelujah Chorus" (Han-
dell. March, LeProphete" Meyer
beer).
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
scott Church Will
WELCOME PASTOR BACK

AT Scott NJ. r. Church tomorrow
large congregations are expected TO
welcome the return of the pastor, the
Rev. w. A. Wise, for another confer
cnce year. There will be no preaching
during the day. other services hav-
ing been arranged. At 915 o'clock
the Communion Of the Lords Sup
per will be administered. during
which service persons wishing 10 be-
come members of the church will be
given that opportunity. At . o'clock
the Sunday school will meet. There
viii be no meeting of the Epworth
League in the evening, instead thereof
the Sunday school will present the
usua Easter exercises at 7.3O O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
JOYOUS Exercises
AT EASTLAEE Church
Mr.. Cunningham Has Spec
ial Message on Easter
Hope"
CHOIR TO SING
RESURRECTION STORY

Faster will be celebrated at all scrv-
ices tomorrow in Eastlake Presbyterian
Church. corner of Twenty seventh and
Market streets. The music by choir and
soloists viii be special feature. At
1890 o'clock the Rev. Henry Cunning
ham will conduct the worship and
preach on the theme Easter Hope"
The music will be as follows: Orgin
prelude, by l'lmenthal "Ihe Day Of
Resurrection" (Smart) "Allcluial Al
lemial Allcmia" Palestrinal; "Jcsns
Christ is Risen Today (Dayidical 4;
antchm and solo, easter Glad
ness' tLorcnzl; postlude, by Guilmant.
The Sunday school and adult Bible
class will hold an Faster service at
o'clock. A program entitled "rhe Liv-
ing Christ" containing the music and
readings. will be used. An exercise,
"Childrcn of Many Lands" will be
given by 30 children. in costume.
The Christian Endeavor meeting at
o'clock, will be led by Harold Foster.
An Easter praise service will be held
at 7.d5 o'clock. The music will be a
special feature. The singing of several
Joyous Easter songs led by the choir
and N. Kennard Davis, cornetlst, will
open the service. The choir and solo.
ists will sing the following anthems:
"'The Bells Of Eastertide" ivan Ors-
delO; 81 Am the Resurrection" (lib-
halls), and the postlude by Clark. The
pastor will speak on "Neglecting Lie
Through Christ" The church will be
decorated with palms, Easter lilies and
other flowers. AZ the close of the even
ing service the plants will he sent to
the sick.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
Second Church TO
Receive members
DR.. Holloway Will Welcome
Classes at Both Sunday
Services
CONTINUE THE
MID-WEEK SERVICES

Sunday will be a day Of unusual
interest in Second Baptist Church.
At 1890 o'clock, the Rev. Thomas
p Holloway will preach on 1.-THE
Risen Life" The evening service
viii begin at 7.45 o'clock "The Power
OF Christ's Resurrection" will be Dr.
Holloway's subject. The Ordinance
of Baptism will be administered at
both preaching services.
Last Wednesday night, before a
large audience. nineteen persons re-
lated their Christian experience with
a Wow Of uniting with the church.
Evangelistic services will continue
during the mid-week services as well
as the Sunday services.
The Bible school begins at 215
o'clock. The Senior Christian En-
deavor will meet at Gas o'clock in the
chapel, Mrs. Charles r. Wollaston
vii lead the meeting.
At the mid-week services on We'd
nesday a number are to be present
20 relate their Christian experience
previous to being received into church
membership through baptism.
On Friday afternoon the Junior
Christian Endeavor Society will meet.
Special Easter music will be sung
tomorrow under the leadership of
Miss Mary X. Thielman, choir direc-
tor.
At the morning service the program
will be "The Resurrection" Shelley
Christ Our Passover" Millard.
At the evening service ooh Grave
Where is Thy Victory" will be the
anthem.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SONGS TO welcome
JOY DAY At BETHANY
Church Choir Will Sing
"The Gospel of Easter
at Night Service
PASTOR TO PREACH
SERMONS OF DAY

Services at bethany Baptist Church
tomorrow will be OF interest to all
music lovers. Special anthems will be
given at the morning service, and at
7.45 musical service unsurpassed
in former years will be presented by the
choir under the direction of David Con
stantine. The men of the church will
meet at 10 o'clock The theme of the
morning sermon will be: "rhe Unseen
Hand" Communion service will follow
the morning sermon, and new members
will receive the hand Of Christian fcl-
lowship. The evening sermon subject
will be: "Resurrcction Of Christ"
The Rev. Henry Sehilke win conduct
the Polish service at 4 o'clock in the
chapel
A rally of the new members and
Young Peoples Union will be held Mon
day evening in the chapel. n. d. Glow
ard of the City Christian Endcavor
Union, will be the speaker.
The cantata, "The Gospel OF Easter"
will be sung at the evening service by
the chorus choir. The words are by
Edith Sanford and the music by J. 5.
Fearis.
The program follows;
Organ prelude, Miss Ida NJ Reynolds,
organist; "What Song is This?" baritone
| solo. George L. Whitenack; chorus, "The
! Watch at the Door" contralto solo,
Miss Florence Y. Holt; contralto SOLO,
Miss Elsie IIetherton: mems and mixed
choruses, "He Is Not Here, lie Is
Risen;" tenor solo, j. b. Vincent; So
prano solo, Miss Mildred Buoy; women's
and mixed choruses; "Christ Being
Raised from the Dead" chorus; "Nhen
Christ Our Lord Arose." contralto solo,
Mrs. j. Irven Crossan; controlto solo,
Mrs. John c. Wet; "Now is Christ
Risen" chorus; interlude Miss Rey-
nolds; "Behold, / Show You a Mystery;"
baritone solo, J. lrven Crossan; "Thc
Victory" chorus; 81 Shall See Him.
chorus; soprano solo, Miss Marian
Buoy; "The Gift of God" chorus; "All
Power is Given Unto Me,' baritone
solo, Harry Allen; 80 | Am With You
Away" soprano and tenor duet, Miss
Marian Buoy and James II. Hetherton
"1he Gospel of Easter;" finale chorus.
The members of the choir are;
Sopranos-NIisses Marian Buoy, Mil.
dred Buoy, Pearl Sunderland Lorenc
Wilson, May Whauy. Lovina Bradbury
and Mrs. John Hopkins.
Contraltos- Mrs. J. Irven Crossan
Mrs. John c. Wet, Misses Elsie Hethor
ton, Florence V. Holt. Margaret Reese
Harriet Russell and Mrs. Harry Hen
derer
Tenors-J. g. Vincent, j. IT. Hethcr
ton, Cecil Hollingsworth and G. f
Nlntenack.
BassO'-,l. lrven Crossan, Harry Aller
and Earl Blansfcld.
Direetor--Prof. David Constantine.
Organist-Alis Ida NJ. Reynold.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
GERMAN BAPTIsT SERYICEs.

Regular services will be held in the
German Baptist Church. Fifth and
Walnut streets. by the Rev c. Schenl0
tomorrow. There will be preaching at
1890 o'clock and after the Easter SER
mon, communion. New members
will receive the hand of fellowship.
In the evening. at 7.3O o'clock. the
Sunday school will hold its Easter
festival.
On Tuesday evening the young
people will meet.
On Wednesday evening prayer meet
ing is held
On Thursday evening. yearly busi-
ness meeting of the church will be
held.
On Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock,
German school for children is con-
Quoted.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SILVERDROOK Choir TO
SING easter CANTATA

Al 745 o'clock tomorrow night the
chorus choir OF Silverbrook NJ. T.
Church will sing the sacred caniata.
entitled. "The Great Light" by Fin
ley Lyon. The choir will be assisted
by the following soloists: Mrs. Mary
n. Chappelle. Miss Myrtle Altemus,
Charles Hackett, Raymond Lilley.
Hugh Crooks. Bayard Harris, John
Croney, A. e. Wilde. Jospeh W. Coley.
leader; Mrs. Edith Vincent. organ
list. and Professor George NJ Elliott.
leader Of the orchestra.
There will also be a special pro
gram for the morning service, which
Win be held at 1890 o'clock. The
pastor Of the church. the Rev. ]. How
ard Gray. will preach on "He is
Risen" and Mrs. Mary Chappelle will
sing two anthems. Hail TO the Day
and "All Hail the Glorious Morn"
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
BAPTISNAL service
At avenue Church
Large Class of Converts to-
be Received at Night
Service
CHOIR HAS SPECIAL
MUSICAL PROGRAM

In Delaware Avenue Baptist Church
tomorrow morning the Rev. John y
Irwin will preach on: "The Basis Of
Christianity" At this service a large
company of new members will receive
the hand of fellowship. The ordinance
Of the Lords Supper will be admins
tered.
At 2 o'clock the Bible school will
present special service. The chill
dren have been preparing for this
service under the supervision of Miss
Jennie Groves and others.
At 645 o'clock the Christian En-
deavor will meet. The leader will be
Alfred Barnes.
The evening service will begin at
730 o'clock with a praise service.
The pastor will preach the fourth SER
mon of the series in the book of Reve-
lation on: "The White Castle" The
ordinance of baptism will also be ad-
ministered at this service to a large
number of candidates.
The church is getting in excellent
condition for the Gypsy Smith. Jr.,
meetings. which will begin April %.
The musical program will be as fol-
lows:
Morning service-Prelude, march.
"Pontifcale," Tombelle; anthem, "The
Heavens Are Telling" Haydn Hall !;
anthem "The Risen Lord" Miles; an
them. "In the End of the Sabbath, -
Judson; mixed quartet, Christ, Our
Passover" Chapple Miss Evans, Miss
zoch, Mr.. Cook. Mr.. Turner; postlude.
Evening service-Prelude. Sonata
No. 2" first movemenD, Guilmant ;
anthem. every Early in the Morn
ing" Miles; solo. "The Resurrection
Morn" Rodney. b. H. Cook; anthem,
Awake Up My Glory" Barnby; solo,
"The Wondrous Dawn" Brown, Gil
bert Jack; pOstlude
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SPECIAL MUSIC TO MARK
SERVICES AT EPWORTH

Services tomorrow at Epworth NJ. Z.
Church will, be marked by special
music by Professor George Z. Kings
choir and a special Easter program
will be presented by the Sunday
School at its session, to be held at 2
o'clock in 'he afternoon. Other ser
vices for the day will be held as fol-
lows: Preaching by the pastor at
1890 o'clock in the morning, and at
73O o'clock in the evening. At 9
o'clock tomorrow morning, George w.
Booker's clas will meet. and at $50
o'clock tomorrow evening. the Ep-
worth League, under the leadership of
William II. Rose, will meet.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
EASTER SERVICES AT TRINITY.

Services on Easter Day at Trinity
p. +. Church. will be as follows: Holy
Communion at o'clock: morning
prayer holy communion and sermon
at II O'Clock. Evening prayer aud
sermon at 7.45 o'clock The Rev. +.
NJ. Kirkus will preach in the morn
ing, and in the evening. Tho Children
festival service will be held, at $50
O'Clock.
The musical program will be as
follows:
IL o'clock-Processional hymn. No
l09; Christ Our Passover. Horatio
Parker; Te Deum in f. Horatio Par
ker; Introit hymn. No. 121; Krie in
e fiat, Eyre; hymn. No. 112: anthem.
Il Am the Resurrection Ralph Kin
der; Sanctus. Agnus. Gloria in Ex-
celsis. in c. T. Leslie Carpenter: re-
ccssional hymn. No rs
I.45 Professional hymn.
No. 1873; magnifcat. nunc dimttis IN
4 ft. Hall; hymn. No. III: anthem.
"Hallalujah, Handel; recessional
hymn, No. lis.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
edited by Pastor Russell.I

fierce nomadic people who on sew
eral occasions had done injury to the
lsraelites. In sending the message to
the king. the Lord gave special in-
structions that the Amalekites should
be utterly destroyed. together with
their cattle, and specified that the de-
structiOn was on account of their op-
position to Israel when the Israelites
came up out of Egypt, several centur-
les previously.
This narrative is seized upon by
skeptics. who declare that if the COM
mand to destroy Amalek be accepted
as from the Lord. it would prove Him
to be a monster. lacking in justice.
pity and love. There is but one an
swer TO give to this matter. Il is
this:
The slaughter of the Amalekites did
not mean, as is usually inferred, that
they went forthwith to eternal torture.
Death had the same meaning to them
that il had TO their cattle-a termina-
tion of whatever was desirable i'm the
present life. Slaughtered by the
sword. the Amalekites suffered far
less than if they had died of famine or
disease. They all went down TO the
great prison-house of death-Sheol,
Hades. the tomb.
God had already arranged a great
redemption, not only for the Amale-
kites. but for all mankind. That re-
demption, secured by the sacrifice Of
Christ centuries after their death,
will by and by procure their awaken
ing from the death sleep. They will
be amongst the class mentioned by
our Lord, saying. "All that are in
their graves shall hear the voice OF
/ the Son of God and shall come forth. .
( John 5;2S. 29) They will come forth
under much more favorable condi-
3 tions. to learn of Divine grace in
! Christ and to be amongst the families
of the earth to be blessed by the Seed
of Abraham-Spiritual Israel.
I Even though the nations may not be
under special covenant relationship
with God. nevertheless there is a GER
tain Divine supervisiOn-that their
iniIuities go not too far; and when
their iniquities have reached their
full. punishment is to be expected.
Knowing the character of God. we
may be sure that the iniquities of the
Amalekites had come to the full meas
ure before this order for their execu-
I tion was committed TO King Saul.
King SaurS Nilful DiS0bcdience.
Saul's error was his failure to carry
out the Divine command explicitly. He
slew all the Amalekites. except the
king. whom he kept alive. possibly
thinking TO exhibit him in triumphal
! display. As for the flocks and herds
! he consented with his people % spare
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SUNDAY AT HANOVER.

In Hanover Church tomorrow
morning the Rev. r. L. Jackson will
speak upon "An Unfamiliar Argu-
ment for Immortality"
Special Easter music will be sung
at the service. The Drexel Biddle
Bible Glass will be addressed by
Youel B. Mira on Present Day
Persia at 2.30 p. m. The Sunday
school Easter service will be held at
Z o'clock. when a special program OF
Easter music and recitations will be
presented
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
ApYENTIsTs, SERVICES.

In the Seventh Day Adventists'
Church, Howland and Clayton
streets. the order of services is as fol-
lows: Prayer meeting. every Friday
night at 745 O'Clock: Sabbath school.
every Saturday at $50 o'clock
preaching or other services at II
o'clock; young peoples meeting at 3
O'Clock; Bible lecture Sunday even
ing Al 745 o'clock. by r. H. Martin.
on the subject. Hell, Where Is II?
Have We ANY Friends Theree" Song
service at 7.3O O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SUNDAY AT WESLEY.

There will be special observance OF
Easter at Wesley M. h. Church to-
<zrrow. The Rev. George A. Cooke
Will preach at both services. Special
music will be sung by the choir Tho
Sunday school will meet at . o'clock.
2. T. Grass is superintendent. At
6.45 o'clock there will be a prayer
and praise service led by w. r. Nick
erson.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
FASTER SERVICE ATT DOVER.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER, Del. April S.-Following
will be the program at the Easter SER
vices in the Peoples Christian Church
tomorrow: Doxology; hymn. Easter
Morn" prayer; chant, "The Lords
Prayer" choir, angels Rolled the
Rock Away" Brown; responsive read
ing: Gloria in ExceIsis;" selection,
byl Glee Club; Offering and notices;
choir. "Resserexit" Geibel: hymn,
"All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name;"
sermon; choir. Rejoice. for Christ
is Risen" Brown; hymn, "The Lord is
Risen" bonediction.
The special music will be repeated
at the evening song service.
Evening journal., 1915-04-03
SUNDAY AT COOKMAN.

Services at Goodman NJ. Z. Church
tomorrow viii be as follows. Glass
at 9.45 O'Clock; preaching at 1890
O'Clock. by the Rev. J. p. Outten:
Sunday school at 215 o'clock; Ep-
worth League at 6.45 o'clock. with
Miss Mary Weldin as leader; preach
ing at 7.S0 o'clock, by the pastor.
The choir will sing special music.