The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23

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 Basses. Mir c. E Lewis, Mir G. H i Crane
 Tenors. Mir. Cooper Lawley, MT. s
 M Thomas beautiful and appropriate Easte
 programme will be rendered this morn 1 ing by the vested choir of the Churcl | of the Advent, under the direction 0 | Fred L. Grambs, organist and choir | master. The Rev Middleton $. Barn well, rector, will read the mornins service and preach the sermon. Tn programme for the morning follows; | Processional. Hymn 109, Welcome ! Happy Morning." (Sullivan). | venite Christ Our Passover (Vog-
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 Gloria Patri. M A (Lindsay Nor dan).
 re Deum, NJ A. (Lindsay Nordan.) Jubilate, M. A. CLindsay Nordan). l Introit hymn, Jesus Lives" Ger | waldo.
 Kyrie Elieson, M. A. (Elvey). Goria Tibi, M A (PleyeD. Hymn 112, Jesus Christ Is Risen To day.
 Sermon. Doxology, "Old Hundred Offertory, "I Heard a Great Voice, (Manny)
 Offertory sentence M. G. (Armon). Santus, M A. (Warren). Communal, Hymn 225, Bread of the World Gloria in Excelsis, 2O4, "Old Chant Recessional, Hymn 115, "The Day of Resurrection" At the Southside Baptist church Dr Preston Blake, pastor, will deliver the sermon and special music under the direction of Robert Lawrence will be rendered.
 The children of the Sunday school of the First Christian church will have charge of the vesper service this aft ernoon at , o'clock and exercises ap. propriate to Easter have been arranged for. Dr. Henry Pearce Atkins, pastor will preach the Easter sermon at tht morning service.
 The evening hour at the Norwood Methodist church will be devoted to a celebration of Easter and special music will be rendered The Rev. S. T. Slaton, pastor, will preach the sermon.
 St Andrews Episcopal church will ob- serve Easter with a special programme at the church this afternoon at o'clock, under the direction of the Sunday school.
 Homecoming day" both for the church and the Sunday school, will be observed by the Fifty-seventh Street Christian church this morning, and every member of the church is expected to at- tend the Il o'clock service, prepared to respond to the calling of his name with verse of scripture. The Rev Harold E. Dickins, pastor, will preach the ser mon, which will be on The Risen Saviour"
 At the Ruhama Baptist church in East Lake, special music has been arranged for both services today and the pastor, the Rev. H. H. TIibbs will preach on a topic appropriate to Easter at the morn ing service.
 The Salvation Army will commemorate Easter with a series of appropriate serv- ices. The corps band will be in attend ance at all the street meetings and will render numerous selections. capt G. 5. Abrams will conduct the morning serv- ices on the street at 10 a. m., ana in the hall at Il a. m. Capt. A. J. Robins will lead the services this afternoon in front of Caheen's. FAR
 This evening at o'clock the following programme will be rendered at the Sal vation Army hall:
 Opening song, congregation.
 Prayer.
 .'Song of the Ages songsters.
 Short remarks, Capt. A. J. Robins.
 Easter march, band.
 Easter Thoughts" Mrs. G. B. Abrams.
 Quartet (vocaD, bandsmen
 Offering and altar service.
 "Solo," Corps Cadet Etna Dodd.
 Easter testimony, MT. McAmos.
 Remarks, Mrs. H. Dodd.
 Bass solo, Herbert Robins.
 Remarks, Capt G. B. Abrams.
 Easter Song," songsters. Maj. H. Dodd, subject, Christ, Our Ex- ample.'
 At the Third Presbyterian church special music will be rendered at both services, and pr. J. A. Bryan, pastor will deliver a sermon appropriate to the day. At the evening service, Miss Par sons will sing, Grainers "Hosanna" for the offertory. The Rev. Dwight S. Bayley, pastor, will occupy the pulpit of the Pilgrim Congre- gational church this morning at Il o'clock his subject being, 'Newness of Life. ' 1 There will be special Easter music. in cluding Shelleys ''The Resurrection" by Mrs. Bayley. Sunday school begins al s:3O a. n There will be no evening serv- sonc tAd