The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-04-22
EASTER SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES
Interiors Will be Adorned With
Flowers, While Appropriate Music
And Sermons Will Tell The Story
OF The Resurrection.

ana sermons ~ Ill Tell Inc StOf
OF The Resurrection.
The churches of Cambridge ar
ready to give their Easter programs
for which they have been preparing
for several weeks. The music viii
be one of the leading features of thu
day. Anthems by choirs, which hav'
been greatly augmented, will brint
messages of the Risen Christ. TIL,
ministers of the town will preacl
Easter sermons.
| The affairs and pulpits will be like
iunto flower mart, with their masse:
of palms, lilies, jonquils, hyacinth:
land other spring flowers.
At the morning service at Zion NJ
E. Church Rev. S. N. Pilchard viii
preach a doctrinal sermon on the
Resurrection. Mrs. A. E. Zintl, OF
Philadelphia, will sing a solo. Al
night the choir will give a cantata
entitled THE Lord of The Easter
tide"
At the Sunday School Mr.. L. Thur
man Phillips will be installed as SUI
perintendent. in place of Mr.. Edgar
! B. Simmons, for eighteen years head
of.this department of the church. who
! becomes assistant superintendent
/ The Junior Quartette will render Sc
lections, Miss Lillian Sherman will
! recite, and there will be a solo by
Mrs. A. E. Zintl Mr.. L. B. Phil
! lips, president of the Methodist Bro
therhood. will make an address, and
the retiring and incoming superin-
PENDANTS will deliver short talks.
Rev. H. w. Dunkley, pastor of
Grace NJ. E. Church, South, will have
for his topic tomorrow morning,
Why Do We Believe That After
Death We Shall Live Again." and at
night his subject will be, Shall We
Know Each Other In The Better
Land?" Persons who desire to
unite with the church will be given
an opportunity at these services. In
addition to the Easter anthems to be
sung by the choir at both services to-
morrow, the Cannon-Thomas quartet
will render an Easter selection at the
evening service.
Rev. J. B. Hill, of the First Baptist
Church, will talk on eff a Man Die,
Shall He Live Again." at the eleven
o'clock service, and at night on "Our
Hope" The newly organized Con-
vention Bible Glass, which is grow
ing in numbers and interest, will
meet at 10 o'clock. There will be
Easter music by the choir.
my Redeemer Liyeth'' is the an
them to be sung tomorrow morning
at st. Paul's NJ. p. Church, and at
the evening service the selection is
Awake. Awake!" Rev. William
Hoffman. who has recently come to
this city to become minister of the
church, will preach two initial SER
mons. A special program has been
arranged for the Christian Endeavor
Society, which meets at 6.45 o'clock
The regular services will be held
at the Holiness Church, on Race ST.,
of which Rev. E. r. CIough is pastor
The morning topic will be THE Res
direction of Christ
A Self-Denial Offering will be re-
ceived by the Salvation Army as part
of their Easter work Six youngsters
will stand on the corners of the most
prominent streets in the business
section of Cambridge and receive
contributions for this cause. There
will be services tonight at the head
row meetings will be held as usual.
rev T.. .. f11nKS, rector OF christ
P. E. Church, will administer Holy
Communion at 7.30 a. m, and again
at IL a. m. There will be a special
service for the children in the after
noon. At night the church will be
closed m Y N BE
in the morning:
Father Walsh will hold mass at
Secretary tomorrow morning, at
o'clock, and high mass at st. Mary's
Catholic Church at eleven o'clock.
The Easter music which is to be sung
is exceptionally pretty.