The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1916-04-22
CHURCH SERVICES
EASTER SUNDAY
APPROPRIATE SERVICES WILL BE
HELD AT VARIOUS MOSCOW
CHURCHES
Special Sacred Programs Have Been
Prepared Of Pythias to
Attend st. Marks

Prospects for a bright Easter sun
day seemed assured today and will be
the signal for the residents of Moscow
p emerge in the full glory of the
\pring awakening. Easter services
Z Sill be observed in all the churches
of the city tomorrow with appropriate
~ religious programs.
I'll The program at the M. E. church
provides for the opening of the day
with the Sunrise prayer meeting at
$50. At. 9:45 there will be Sunday
School with D. S. Reeves as superin-
tendent. At II o'clock there will be
public worship and sermon by Miss
d. Villa Caffray. Her subject will be
"The Empty Tomb" The choir will
render a special Easter program and
will present Gloria, Twelfth Mass"
by Mozart and the Hymn of Gladness
by Lorenz will be sung in duet by
Mrs. Martin and DR.. Boyd. At $3.50
the Epworth League will meet.
At 1880 with D. S. Reeves in charge,
an Easter program will be carried out
by the Sunday School as follows:
Organ Voluntary, Miss Edna Stewart;
Song, Greet the Day" by Sunday School
Chorus; Scripture Reading, Matt.
28:1-9 by Superintendent and Chorus;
Response, "Hallelujah," Chorus; In
vocation (audience standing) Miss D.
Villa Caffray; Song, Hail Glorious
Day" Chorus; Glass Song, Selected,
Primary Department Violin Solo,
Spring Song" Master Ralph Blaine;
Quartet and Chorus, "The World Chill
dfen for Jesus Primary and Juniors;
Offertory, Miss Stewart; Song, "Who
Can Tell" Chorus; Reading, "The
Two Home Comings," Miss Camille
Mcdaniel; Vocal Trio, Blue Skies
Miss Louise Martin (soprano), Miss
Georgia Bell (alto), Master Ralph
Blaine tenor) Song, Ring Glad
Bells,' Chorus; Glass Song, "Signs OF
SPRING Walter ,Lundquist's Class;
Song, "The Lord OF Eastertide,
Chorus; Reading, Selected, Miss Rhoa
Conner; Duet and Chorus, Like the
Dawn Miss Merle Lininger (soprano)
Miss Jennie Leitch (alto); Song,
easter Echoes" Chorus; Benediction.
Easter tide will be observed at the
Presbyterian church with specially
prepared programs at both morning
and evening services. The Christian
Endeavor society will hold its annual
Easter prayer meeting at 6 a. M,
Lessons of Our Immortality
leader Mr. T. T. Crooks Beginning at
9:45 a. H. the Bible School will pre-
sent an Easter Exercise which is
beautiful and impressive At the IL
O'Clock hour of worship there will be
: Il sermon appropriate to the day, and
lss Root will sing, "The Voice
i ~~iumphant" by Stults. In the evening
a, $50, the following musical program
VIII be rendered.: Prelude; Hymn,
"The Day of Resurrection Anthem,
I1dll Hill i4CiQ u anu I<ScNSA' >
B. Nevin; Contralto Solo, In the
Early Morning., Harry Rowe Shelley
by Miss Bernice Root, violin obligato,
Mr.. Holiday; Hymn, Jesus Christ is
Risen Today; Anthem, Christ Be
ing Raised from the Dead" A. W.
Lansing; Cornet Solo, Mr.. Carey; Of
fertory; Vocal Solo, "The Resurrec-
ton" Harry Rowe Shelley, by Mr.. |
Eldridge; Hymn, Christ the Lord is |
Risen Today; Violin Solo, "An Easter
Song Wm Bracket, by Mr.. Holiday;
Anthem. christian, The Morn
Breaks Sweetly Der Thee" Harry
Rowe Shelley; Hymn, Golden Harps
Are Sounding; Postlude.
There will be early morning prayer
Sunday at o'clock at the Baptist
church There will be no sermon at
the morning worship, only the coven-
ant and communion, with short talk
by the pastor At the evening service
the pastor will give the third OF the
series of sermons. the subject will be,
The Scriptures, Prayer and Atonement
This will lead up to the sermon on
the Appearing of the Anti-Christ which
will be one of the big sermons OF the
series.
At st. Marks church Easter Sun
day will be observed with Holy Com
munion at 1880 and 9 a. fn., Sunday
School at 10 O'Clock, morning prayer
and sermon at II ar the even song