Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-04-22
EASTER SERVICES TO
Be HELD IN ALL THE
SALEM CHURCHES
Flowers and Music Make Glad
the Day for "The Lord
Has Risen"

Easter Sunday will be observed at all
the churches in Salem with specially
prepared musical programs and aIpro
pirate exercises.
At the Congrega tional cnurch, a sun
rise service will be held at o o'clock
| followed by IN Easter breakfast in the
dining room Of the church. TIE morn
ing services will be held at II 0 clock
with special Easter music. In the
evening the choir will sing the lenten
cantata, 'The Story Of Calvary fol
lowed by moving picture film show
ing tine crucifiXiOn, resurrection and
ascension.
At st. Joseph S church during the
morning services, selections will be
sung by the choir from Loescl Mass
in honor Of st. Elizabeth and other
special musical numbers.
For the morning services Of the First
( Christian church, tine choir will sing
especially prepared music and n special
Easter message will be delivered by
the pastor. The cantata, 1.-THE Cap
tive" will be given during the even
ing services by the junior choir
The Leslie Methodist Episcopal
church will begin Easter services with
a sunrise meeting, with special music
for botn the morning and evening ser
vices.
Regular services will be held at the
First Methodist church during the
morning hour. In the evening a
special music program will be present
ed with selections from "The Holy
City by Glul. The music will be
under the direction of Prof. Frank Viii
bur Chace.
The annual services Of DeMOlay Com
mandery No. ;, Knight Tempars, will
be held at the Presbyterian church dur
ling the usual morning hour. The adj
dress will be delivered by the pastor,
the Rev Carl II. Elliott, on Knight
hood of Today
AT st. Paul S church, Easter win be
observed by celebrations of the Holy
Eucharist at and s o'clock in the
morning, services for the children OF
the parish at 10 o clock and full choral
Eucharist at II o clock, with a special
music program. For the evening,
special music has also been preperad.
The United Brethren church, Seven
teenth and Nebraska streets, will OBJ
serve the day with special music by the
choir and music from the primary de-
Ipartment, with an Easter sermon by
the pastor, the Rev II B. Dorks The
Ievening service will also include some
special music by the choir.
Special numbers have been prepar-
ed by the choir for the morning serv-
ices Of the First Baptist church A
sermon in story and son, Glove Tri.
umphant'' will be presented at the
evening service in which the story will
be read by Mrs. Anna Rogers Fish,
with the special music by the choir.
The following are the programs in
full:
FIRST Presbyterian church, annual
services of De Molay Commandery,
Knights Templl, morning services.
The program of the service is as fol
ln"J:
Organ prelude "'Festal March"
~... ........................... e. r. Kroeger
Professional hymn, "Onward,
Christian Soldiers ........................
Anthem, "Awake Up, My Glory
.... ........ .................. James H. Rogers
SUlc. Archie Smith
Prayer ,..... The Lords Prayer
The Gloria Patri.......................Ch Chantcd
Psalm CNE,ll........-............................
Old Chant, The Gloria in EXcelsis,
Westminster Hymnal ......................
The FIRST lcsson...............H Haggai: lilo
Magnii,cat ...........-....,........ G. Simper
The Second lesson. St John MILL
Nunc Dimittis .....................,.C. Simper
| Tho Auna;lps Crpp1
! Hymn, The Westminster Hymnal
No, 7& tune 73 ............................
Address, "Knighthood for Today
.............. Rev. Carl H. Elliott
Anthem, "lIosamb' ~Gramier
Solos by Miss Niles and Mr.. Niles
Brnriiction
Organ I0stlCde, March POntficale
........... .............................. Gounod
fhe Officers Of the cOmmandery fol
low: Eminent comm lander. Lot H..
Pearce; gcneralissimo, Glenn G. Niles;
senior warden, Olaf A. Olsen; junior
warden, willard T. Davis; prelate,
George II. Burnett; treasurer, A. b.,
Hudleson; recorder, Frank A. Turner;
standard bearer, $. $. West; sword
bearer, William Brown; warden, Frank
+. Shafer; sentinel, Henry Shoemaker.
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The special music for the day at the
First Methodist church will be pre-.
sented at the evening services with tae
following nrOnrnm.