The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-04-23
STIRRING EASTER MUSIC
 WILL BE FEATURED AT
 LOCAL CHURCHES TODAY

From East Lake to EnSley and from Red Mountain to Acipco, the churches oi Birmingham today will observe the resur- rection of the Savior with special musical 1 programmes, sermons and exercises by l the children of the Sunday schools. Espe- 1 cially interesting musical programmes 1 have been arranged by practically all the downtown churches, and many of the churches in the outlying sections of the city will have programmes of more than the usual interest. Dr. Henry M. Edmonds will deliver the Easter sermon at the Independent Pres byterian church this morning at II o'clock and beautiful programme will be rem dered by the choir, consisting of Emile Levy, organist; Mrs E. c. Chandler, so- prano; Mrs Elin G. Turrentine contralto; Wyatt Heflin, bass, and T. Owen Gillespy, tenor The programme follows;
 Organ selection, Romance Harker.
 Quartet, But, Lo the Dawn" Mat thews.
 Quartet, Prophecy and Fulflment. ' Green
 Quartet Christ Our Passover" Hadley.
 Evening service, Lyric theatre;
 Quartet Every Flower That Blossoms, Shelley.
 Quartet, "Hosanna," Schneider Granier.
 At the Highlands Methodist church the musical programme will be rendered by the choir under the direction of Mrs W. A. Logan, who also is organist. The choir consists of Miss Cunningham, Miss Ezell and Messrs Eastburn and Farley. The programme follows:
 Sunday morning:
 prelt1de So11ia les ROiS Durand
 God Hath Appointed Day. B. Tours.
 Solo, The Light of the World Sulli- van.
 Ofertory, Cantlina, Faulk.
 Christ the Lord Is Risen Today" Rockwell. (Violin obligato)
 Postlude, Nevin.
 Sunday night
 Libestraum. Iiszt-Faulk.
 Te Deum, Lloyd
 'Ye Choirs of New Jerusalem,r Sneck- ner fviolin obligato)
 The Rev. L. Fletcher Parrish. pastor, will deliver the Easter sermon at the Eleventh Avenue Methodist church this morning, and the musical programme will be rendered by the choir. Miss Abigail Crawford is organist and the members of the choir are Mrs J. S. Going, so prano; Miss Evelyn Going, contralto; E. L. Muchmore, bass; J D. McGill, tenor. MT. McGill is also director. The pro- gramnle:
 Morning service, Il o'clock: Organ prelude. Prelude" Shelley
 Hymn No. 6S 70 Day of Rest and Glad ness' Apostles creed.
 Anthem. Awake My Glory" Barnby. Psalm.
 Gloria Patri.
 Lesson from the New Testament
 Announcements.
 Organ Offertory, Album Leaf" Schu- mann.
 Anthem, Come, Sing With Exaltation," Spence.
 Hymn No 177. "Hark, Ten Thousand Harps and Voices"
 Sermon.
 Hymn No. 16s, Look, Ye Saints, the Sight Is Glorious.'
 Benediction.
 Organ postlude "Processonal March, Parker
 Evening service;
 Organ prelude, "Adoration'' from Gauls Holy City,
 Hymn No $40, 70, Could I Speak the Matchless Worth"
 Prayer
 Anthem, Christ Our Passover" schill- ing.
 Scripture lesson
 Announcements.
 Organ offertory Madrigale," Simonetti. Shelley.
 Solo Hosanna" (Granier), J. D. McGill. Hymn No. 34S, Take My Life and Let It Be Consecrated Lord, to Thee
 Sermon
 Hymn No. ass. Stand Up. Stand Up. For Jesus.i'
 Benediction.
 Organ DnSt1Jde Mo,- I rell
 An especially beautiful programme will be rendered at the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church this afternoon at o'clock as follows:
 Orgon prelude.
 Chorus, Fear Not Ye," (Spross).
 Harp solo, "Miserere," (frorm Il Tro-
 vatore), (Verd).
 Tenor, From Gloom to Glory.' (Gei. beD, Mir Cooper Lawley.
 Soprano solo. with harp, violin and organ, Angels Serenade" (Braga) Miss Elizabeth Cunningham.
 Quartet, Come to Our Hearts and Abide,' (Macy).
 Offertory solo, Give Praise in Glad. some Day. (Jewitt). Mrs. w. T. Ward. Chorus Angels, Roll the Rock Away" (Gaul- ul-Holden). Violin and harp duet, Intermezzo, from Cavalleria Rusticana (Mascagni) Vocal solo. aria. 'Yea. Mystery Su- preme by the ToSnb Is Concealed" (Tug- no), Miss Elizabeth Cunningham. Chorus, Unfold Ye Portals" (Gou nod). Benediction. Organ prelude, "Hallelujah Chorus from '"rhe Messiah" (HandeD. Organst, Miss Minnie McNeill