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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

church. Rev Wallace r. Evans, pastor,
the service sunday morning VIII De
an Easter service, as follows Hymn
156. Christ Arose" Apostles Greed;
prayer: responsive reading the
Gloria Patri;" New Testament lesson;
solo. Jesus. the CruciGed, Reigns,
Mrs j. r Burton Hymn l5s, LIT
Your Glad Voices; sermon. The
Thousand Harps and Voices doX-
ology. benedicuon-
All other services viii be as usual
on Sunday. The pastor, Rev. Wallace
r. Evans, will preach at Canutillo
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
AItura Presbyterian.
At the Altura Presbyterian church,
corner Idalia and Russell streets,
Grandyiew, Rev W. C. Baber, pastor,
at II a. m. the pastor viii preach from
the subject: Would the Evidence Of
Jesus Resurrection From the Dead
Hold i'm a Court Of Law" Mrs scott
Will sing. There viii be preaching
services also at 1850 p. m. sunday
school vii begin at 9:45 a. m, Leonard
West, superintendent
Evangelical Lutheran.
The Easter service at the Evangeli-
cal Lutheran church, at 1109 san An
tonic street, viii be conducted I'm Eng
lish By the pastor. Rev. Paul g. Bitk-
The Relation Of Christ's Resurrection
to the Judgment" is to be the subject
Of the sermon Sunday school. with
both English and German classes. be-
gins at 9-15-
English Lutheran.
At the English Lutheran church,
corner of Montana and Angs streets,
Rev. Arthur c. Harris, pastor Ser
vices for Sunday will be held as fol-
lows Sunday school. 10 a. m. morn
ing worship, IL o'clock; subject; The
First Easter Morning" Evening ser
vice a $50, subject. "a Memorable
Walk The sacrament Of the Lords
supper viii be observed at both ser
vices
First Baptist.
At the First Baptist church. corner
OF MagOffin avenue and Virginia
street, Rev. j. +. Williams. ID. D., pas
tor. the subject Of the morning sermon
sunday will be. The Loneliness OF
Jesus" Of the evening sermon, The
Young Man AbsalOm." sunday school
is at $50. Prof G. P. Putnam. superin-
tendent; 3. Y. p. L Sunday evening at
6;f5, leader, Miss Vera Hunt, lesson for
the evening Philippians s-1-1L The or
dinance OF the Lords supper viii be
lug sermon. on Tuesday afternoon the
Aid society viii meet in business ses-
sion in the church parlors- The sub
ject for Bible study viii be "JezebeL"
The normal study viii be held at 6.45
Wednesday evening an hour before
prayer meeting. The text book is THE
Heart of the Old Testament" by Dr.
Sampey- Beginning with Sunday the
evening service and the prayer meet
ing service viii be held at 7;f5-
East Fl PasO baptist.
Mission Day will be observed at
the East FL PasO Baptist church sun
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

~ ASTEG musical programs more
elaborate than in former years and
- special Easter sermons in practi-
calIy all II Paso churches VIII mark
the observance of Easter sunday in this
city.
Special Easter services in which, as
Is CUSTOMARY the music viii be the
dominant feature. have been arranged
for the day i'm both Catholic and Pro
testant churches In the Catholic
cathedral Of the Immaculate Concep-
ton. the service will be the first
Easter service held in the edifice as a
cathedral At the high mass, TO be
celebrated At 1880 by Rev. Edward
Barry. in the cathedral, the choir viii
render Farmers mass IN Is nat me
choir viii be composed Of Sopranos
Mrs. J Dunno. Miss Alice O'Neil, Mrs
smith and Mrs. L. L. AIundy; altos,
Mesdsmes Claiborne Adams and MIS-
John Ridley, tenor, j. j. Tyndall,
BASES, Messrs D. Carson and T. v
Berrien. Mrs 7. Y. Berrien. directress-
The special music in the mass viii be
Christie Eleison- quartet, by Miss
O'Nein Mrs. Adams, Messrs- TyndaI
and Carson
Pax Hominibus. duet. by Mrs. Nun
DIV and Mrs. Ridley Qui Tolls. tenor
solo by Mr. Iyndal, with choir &C
compartment
Quoniam tn solus. by Mrs. Dime.
Credo in imam Deum. by fun choir.
i AnCaElLaLlE LsLs ED4Q anu a 4AfAA LHAs
by Miss O'NeilL Mrs. Adams Messrs-
Tyndal and Carson
Sanctus, Sanctus, by choir. Bene-
dictug qui VENT quartet by Miss ONeill,
Mrs Adams. Messrs Tyndal and Carson
Agnus Del, duet, by Mrs. Dunno and
Dona Nobis. quartet and full choir
Offertory, Regina COeh Lectara, by
choir.
Easter Services ut Fort Bliss
F1- au=-~ nil
have charge Of all the arrangements
for the Easter Sunday service Of the
regiment at the Fort Bliss camp II IS
the custom Of the regiment for the en-
listed men to arrange the program for
the Sunday religious services and each
company take its turn in preparing
the program, securing the musicians
and soIOists and providing ushers-
As an appreciation Of this religious
spirit in the regiment the officers OF
the goth infantry volunteered TO ar
range the special Easter program and
to provide the music and other feat
I1res for the day LdeuIenanLS j. f.
Boswell Hugo D Schultz W. G. weaver
and c. H Danielson, VIII act as ushers
and the music will be by the 10th in
fantry band. Thomas A Christian.
Mrs A H Goldstein. T. c knick-
never and SerEL Burt Jacobs VIII be
the soloists. Chaplain John T. AXton
will deliver an Easter meditation ana
q saxaphone quartet viii play
The service will be at $50 a m on
sunday at the 20th infantry camp and
the chaplain, the officers and ENLISTED
men on the regiment have issued a
,~Decial invitation TO their friends IN
n-e city TO attend
The complete program IS
Pe,-erie. Hear Our prayer Ar Lake
Twentieth Infantry band
E4,--, -. HOLY. Holy, Holy Dykes
Saxon hone quartet and congregation
EesDOi lsiTe readinE,----- selection "
solo 40. Love Divine" 5000 SeVlns-
Mrs A. II. Goldsuein-
esl.-i-,f-,ya - Matt GNNIII- Ito
Garnet solo. The Holy City Stephen
aTsr7z- -----.--.. Sergt- Burt Jacobs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

There will be no Endeavor service at
this church. the society having &C
cepted an invitation to meet in joint
session with the society OF the FIRST
Christian church at $500 D. m
Easter at First Christian
At the First Christian church. cor
ner OF y. oregon and Franklin streets
Rev Perry j. Rice. pastor. the order
Of morning worship on Easter sunday
at 10-45, viii be-
Organ prelude-'Easte Aneluia,'
Ottenwaelder-
Opening sentence
Invocation.
Response.
Communion hymn
Responsive scripture reading
Prayers and distribution Of emblems.
Lords prayer.
Hymn.
Scripture reading
Announcements.
Undergraduates Love Hath No
Man. soprano solel, Mrs. H. L. Bow
les and choral; Triumphant Lord.
from the sacred cantata The Man of
Nazareth" Games H. Rogers, by the
choir
Sermon.
Hymn
DoxoIogy-B enedictioD
Organ -Hosannah.- Hart
mann
sacred Cautata in the Evening.
For the early evening service at 8 D.
m. the choir. assisted by members of
various choirs Of the city, viii present
Dubois sacred cantata. The Seven
Last Words of Christ Mrs. II. T.
Bowles. soprano; Parvin White. tenor:
and n H Lemen. baritone; viii sing
the solo parts
First Congregational.
At the First CONGREGATIONAL church.
corner Rio Grande and Williams streets.
Miss Dorothy Cougdon. viii have
charge Of the music sunday. y solo.
The Holy City tAdamsl, viii be
sung by Harry Roseustein: an offer
tory. voluntary in B-flat FARMER.
viii be PLAYED by Miss Congdon: duet.
My Soul Waited For The Lord"
CManney). sung by Miss Roseutein and
and Harvey ROsenstciu; the "Hallelu-
Jan Chorus from the -Messiah,.).
sung by the choir. The services on
school; Mrs. Carl Zahn, superintend-
eut; 10-l5, Bible class, presided over
by Rev Miles Hanson II a. m. public
worship Easter sermon by Rev. Miles
Hanson
Cavalry Houston square baptist.
At Cavalry Houston SQUARE Baptist
church Easter service will be held at
II a. m, sunday. with the following as
the order Of service
Introductory voluntary, Gloria, In
vocation sing Aleluia Forth"
Scripture reading. Hymn No. 1ST:
announcements; anthem. Consolation;
daily offering; offertOry. solo Mrs.
Christie; sermon; hymn No. 323: bene-
diction-
Evening services viii be held at $50
with the choir and "a full orchestra.
Highland Park Methodist.
At the Highland Park Methodist
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

..hoIv citv." We cannot imprisOn the
soul Of life. No stone and no sepulcher
can hold captive Gods pulsinS move
ment
Some day. far. far ahead or near the
sword will be sheathed. and we shall
begin rebuilding There VIII be
soberer spirit. q deeper thong nttulneSst
a sterner earnestness and a deeper
knowledge of the deeper things OF be-
fne our memories viii carry us now
and then over the frightful days but
we shall set ourselves under a more
significant inspiration. a greater life
task All thoughts viii be OF life and
the bells of the new day. the Easter
bells will ring out their message Lire
is not imprisoned, no hand can hold 10,
but il is risen once more. 10 make great
achievements and to spur on the sOr-
row purified world
As we sing our Easter songs and
think over again the days message let
TO new tasks. CrucifiNiOn is necessary
but resurrection ever follows IN never
varying sequence
True of Individuals.
What 7 have said Of the larger life
applies also TO the Individual We may
in our secret hidden in lives, have Ielt
that we were falling All on which
we set our hearts may have come 70
uauEht, and the walls of adversely may
have pierced very deeply. lt so let US
grasp the lesson Of the season and OF
the risen one. Life not death, victory
not defeat power not weakness.
triumph not disaster is the way Of
God but, without the seeming death
there is no glorious reeutry or NE
As CARLYLE said. The depth Of the
valley measures the height of the sum-
init and the cross is the way to the
crown
Defeat is only seeming and the
higher always wins the day. Christ,
the type OF the great eternal spirit, the
personificatiou of all the eternal viii
and power is risen and brave men,
seers and all the voices OF life still pro-
claim the eternal fact The world is
not slipping backwards but is rolling
n and on toward its great upholder-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03
Full Band accompaniment.

! Prayer:
solo. There Is a Green Hin; Far
Away .-.-...-..----- Gounod-
T. A. Christian.
An Easter Meditation, Chaplain John
--.---..--..---- I. AEtOn-
Hymn. What a Friend" Converse.
Benediction.
Easter Music at First Presbyterian.
At both morning and afternoon SER
vices sunday special musical programs
viii be rendered at the First Presby-
terrain church and at the morning ser
vice the pastor, Rev. Charles L. Over
street, viii conduct a baptismal service,
new members will be received into the
church and holy communion Will be OBJ
served
For the morning service. beginning
at 1915, the following musical program
viii be given:
AS It Began to Dawn" &C. ". Combs.
by the choir.
.The Lord Is Risen" "The Light Of
the World" CArthur SULLIVAN, Mrs A.
H Goldstein.
To Give Easter Cantata,
Sunday evening at 7:45t the double
quartet Of the First Presbyterian church
viii sing the beautiful Easter cantata,
Christ the Victor" Dudley Busk). The
program follows;
1. Prophetic prologue, baritone solo,
>. The eve Of the sabbath CFriday
night, LamentatiOn Of the women.
Now Within the Tomb He Lieth,
women's chorus
8 The night watch Saturday. The
Next Day There Came Unto PLATE.
Chorus for men and baratOne solo by
T A. Christian
T. The Easter dawn Sunday, As 1t
Began to Dawn Fear Not Ae,' duet
I1Hn Tr~fH
chorus, Mrs. J. J. Raster, Mrs. A H.
GOldstein, George X Meyer
8. Temperance Sunday night,
Peace Be Unto You" chorus and tenor
solo, F. G. Billings
g. The report Of the watch Sunday
night. And the Same Evening Came
soldiers Of the Watch" baritone solo,
7. A. Christian
Z. The questioning OF Simon Peter.
simon. Son Of Jonas, Lowest Ihou Ne
soprano. bass and tenor solos. with
chorus, Mrs. ]. J. Raster, F. 6. Billings,
J. G. McNary.
s The ascension. And He Led Them
Ont as Far as Bethany" This Is he
Who Cometh Out of EdOm," alto and
baratone solos, Mrs. A H. Goldstein, T.
A. Christian
g. FpiIoc and finale, so the Heaven
Of Heavens Did He Ascend chorus.
10. Hymn, St Cuthbert. "Our Blest
Redeemer. Ere He Breathed.'
IL Benediction.
-. Vesper hymn, Lord, keep us safe
this night. secure from all our fears
May angels guard US while We sleep,
tin morning light appears" Amen
The members of the double quartet
axe Sopranos. Mrs j. J. Raster and
Mrs. Ralph n Henderson,. altos, Mrs
A. Il. GoIdstein and Miss Dora Akin;
tenors, =. G. Billings and George Ken
ney Mayer; bassos, T. A. Christian and
James G. lIcNarS; organist, Mrs. James
c. McNary.
Special sunday school Service
A special Easter service for the sun
day school viii be given at the First
Presbyterian church at the Sunday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

school hour. The service viii be in
charge Of the PhiIathea class and the
following program will be given:
Opening hymn. No. 120.
Prayer, H. B. Durkee.
Hymn No. 100. ''Open the door for the
Children"
Sacrament Of infant baptism.
Song by the Philathea class, Merry
Bells are Ringing
TabIeaux Oirs. Bowie in CHARGE.
Tableau No /, representing John
18th Chap; 1921 Song-.'In the Cross
OF Christ I Glory"
Tableau No. .. representing Matt. 21th
Chap: 1851. Song-"Just as I Am
Tableau No. 3. representing Easter
scripture lesson. Matt, 2Sth Chap: Is
Tableau No. 4. song, Rock Of Ages"
Vocal duet Misses Treva Blair and
AiIeen Moore.
Closing hymn No. 15s.
BenediCtion.
Easter Music Sunday Night at Trinity.
Trinity Methodist church viii have q
special program of Easter music sun
day evening, beginning at eight
O'Clock.
The program follows:
Organ prelude, (GuilmanD, Mrs J.
sing. Aneluia Forth DUDLEY
Buck). quartet
Hymn. ~AlI Hail the Power Of Jesus's
Name"
Evening PRAYER. by the pastor, Rev
c Wesley WebdelL
Response, quartet
Solo-"Easter Dawn" Huntington
Woodman). Mrs Bates Hughes Evans
violin obligato), Mrs. D. v Fen
Duet-"I.ove Divine (Stainerl, Mrs
". u. Howe and NJ II. AIacCallum-
Offertory=''-he Angels Chorus"
CBatistej. Mrs. J. j. Pearce-
Scripture lesson
Solo-"From Gloom TO Glory" Gel
bell. Mrs. ". n. Howe
Hymn-"Hark, Ten Thousand Harps
and Voices"
Anthem-"As It Began 10 Dawn
CIartinl, Mrs. r. V. Fennesey-
Violin solo-'Leditatiou," Masse-
netj. Mrs. y. V. Fennesey.
SOlC-''ResurreCt and the Life.
Is y. Shockley). J. J.. Coggeshal
Hymn-'Gilden Harps Are sound
Anthem-"o Death. Where Is Thy
Sting" fManney), quartet
Benediction.
Seven Fold Amen. quartet. soprano.
Mrs. W d. Howe; alto. Mrs Bates
Ium; bass. 7. L CogEeshall: orgauist
Mrs. J J. Pearce; violin. Mrs D. v.
Feunesey.
Services at Trinity Methodist on
Sunday viii be: Sunday school $3.50
a. m, preaching at 1915 a. m. and g
p. m. Epworth league, o. M The
morning theme Of the pastor, Rev. G..
Wesley Webdell viii be: The Resur-
rection and the Life"
Westminster's Musical Program
The following are the special musi-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

its day Of darkness but walks bravely
along being sure Of the final victory
Of good
when IL needs so much to think of this
great eternal verify. Never since the
first Christian Easter has there been so
much OF gloom and perpleXity in life:
never have the powers JnaL make Tor
righteousness seemed so surely TO be
crucified- If we would allow ourselves
TO give way. we surely might be eN-
cused If we felt that all that we hoped
for. lived for and prayed for is dead,
and IL we overlooked the ever vic
tOriOus army Of the powers of God.
Never more than in this year 1915 do
we need TO think Of the deep truth
connected with Easter Sunday J. N.
Robertson says we. see now mot merely
Individual massacre and murder and
savagery and anguish immeasurable,
not merely the violation OF virgins and
the foul slaughter and mutilatiOn of
women and unarmed men, but the de
thrOnement Of the moral reason IN
myriads of men and women who have
no part in Staying save their fatal
share in the reign Of deathly ideals"
Mexico, Belgium. Poland and SerVl2
are all in gaunt hands Of the fiends OF
destruction and every great European
country is kissing with heated breath
XIII. XIII, KILL
World Crueifixion.
The world has numberless Golgothes.
and myriads Of mothers like Mary are
hopelessly turning to death dimmed
homes. No wonder If many say today,
My God. my God, why hast thou for
saken me-"
The world truly is having its crufiX-
ion week and as yet none know when.
to expect the day of new life. The sig
nificance of Easter Sunday and its
promise seem to have no actually.
But the whole Of life tells me that
no power. no force and no set Of coun-
cIlmen can stay the onward march Of
things. Through all experiences and
through the direst Of disasters there
is steady upward rise. However
gloomy 1915 may be the road along
which we shall stumble with bloody
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-04-03

w TITH some the chief interest Of
M Easter circles around the his
torical events connected with
the closing scenes of the life Of Jesus.
With others the foundation truths be
hind are Of primary interest The
pagans long before the Christian era
welcomed the advent Of spring and had
their Easter festival celebrating the
coming of the bright days Of hope and
summer warmth. The Christian church
with its usual wisdom married the old
time feast TO a new Christian signifi-
canoe hence we have both a pagan and
Christian celebration at one and the
same time, both typiGyiug the same
foundation Ideals
Nature that seemed dead revives. is
reSurrected. and new hope, new life
and vigor make their welcome appear
ance- Jesus who seemed dead and in
opponents eyes fortunately done FOR,
rises to greater power than ever. Thus
the great underlying significance OF
Easter is revivification. resurrection.
Darkness, death and gloom are not
victorious, but give way TO light life
and glory The forces that prevail are
the forces of beauty and rightness. the
darkest night is followed by a dawn
yields to quiet growth and peace. the
hour OF doubt and diSmay is succeeded
by season Of knowledge and faith.
Forces of lower things and powers
OF imperfectiOn and darkness are never
finally victorious. but always have
to yield TO the higher and greater
nights which have a wondrous way
OF finding second life. Jesus may be
crucified but Jesus finds new life and
might. God knows not defeat
Friday Is Gloomy.
The Friday may be gloomy. but the
Sunday is sublimely glorious. Every
eclipse but every good cause finally
wins Every year. every age and all
time has in Gods province its resur-
rection day. and every true life knows