The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-04-18
Trinity Musicians Assisted by the
Students From Voice Department.
Of Carthage College,
Give Program.
PALM SUNDAY OBSERVED
Berry and crum Named by the Vot-
ers for Membership on School
Board-Some Pre-Easter
Services.
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[From the Quincy Whig.l
CARTHAGE, April 1S.-The Trim
ity Lutheran choir, assisted by stu
dents from the voice department of
Carthage college. under the direction
of Miss Eve Simmons, with Mrs. c. B.
Newcomer and Miss Ann Dvorsky
as accompanies rendered the can
tata. "Olivet to Calvary" by Maund-
er. Palm Sunday in the Trinity Luth-
eran church, at p. m. The cantata
was divided into two parts, part
being: No. i, On the way to Jerus-
allen, by chorus-When DER the steep
of Olivet. No. 2, Before Jerusalem.
Soprano solo, Like a Fair Vision
by Miss Lola Fletcher; alto solo, o
Jerusalem-Miss Agnes Anderson.
No. 8, In the temple. Soprano and
alto solos by Mrs. Jacob Diehl, Misses
nellie and Erma Rowe. Chorus
Another temple waits Thee, Lord
divine. No. 1.-The Mount of Olives.
BY chorus-'Twas night DER lonely
Olivet. Soprano solo-He was De-
spised-Erma Rowe. Solo and Choir
us-"Come Unto Him"-Joy Cutter;
hymn-"Just as I Am"
Part 2. No. 5. A New Command
ment; alto solo-A New Command
ment-Agnes Anderson, Robert Hill,
Vernon Yeich. No 6, Gethsemane.
Contralto solo; And when they had
sung a hymn-Nelle linn. No. Z: Be-
trayed and forsaken. Chorus-And
while He yet spake. Soprano solo:
Ye who sin, and We who sorrow-Mrs.
Diehl No. 8: Before PLATE. Chorus
with solo-Crucify Him! No. 8: The
March to Calvary. Choral March
The Saviour King goes forth. to die.
No. 10: Calvary. Alto solo-And
when they came to the place-Agnes
Anderson Chorus = Droop. sacred
head. Hymn-"Rock Of Ages"
Pre-Easter Services.
The pre-Easter services have be-
gun at the various churches in this
city. and each evening this week
there will be held evangelical services
at all the churches. On Friday a I'M
ion meeting will be held in the Bap-
| fist church from Il NJ. to 800 p. M,
representing the time that Christ was
upon the cross, and each minister
will be given half hour to discuss
one of the seven sayings of Christ.
Baird Funeral Sunday.
Alexander Baird, who has been a
resident OF this community for many
city, Friday, April IA, at $50 p. M,
aged sixty-four years. The funeral
services were held from the residence
Sunday afternoon at 2:30, Rev Boyd
of the Presbyterian church being in
nh 1nr tho M0SS
Ridge cemetery He leaves surviving,
his widow, two sons, and one daugh-
ter, J. Arthur Baird and Mrs. John H,
McCallister. of this city, and Will
Baird Of ST Paul, MINI. All were
present at the funeral.
Berry and Crum Elected.
Complete returns on the board of
education election held Saturday.
show ]. p. Williams elected president
of the board and l.. w. Berry and r.
C. Crum named as the new members.
There were 29O votes cast, 20S men
AMI 80 women, the result being as
follows:
j. E. Williams-President, 244.
Joab Green and Ed Clark, who
were not on the ticket, each received
one vote for president.
L. V. Berry for member of the
board, 226.
R. c. Crum for member of the
C. NJ Mcmillan for member of the
board, lis
Chas. S. DeHart and ]. Paul Califf,
who were not candidates. each re-
ceived one vote for member, Califf
being now a member.
The proposition for increasing the
levy for educational purposes for
more than one and one-half per cent,
but not more than two per cent, car
ried, there being 173 for and SO
against.
The new board Of education will
consist of J. E. Williams. president,
and the following six members: w.
A. fitzpatrick, c.. A Orth. J. P. Califf,
J. w. Williams, L. W. Berry and r.
C. Crum.
A bill was filed with the circuit
clerk Saturday to the June term b.
Bert E. Mclaughlin and Scofield,
Helfrich & Califf, as solicitors for
compliments, in cause entitled
Laura Root against Thomas S. Phebe
Maud, Jesse j.. Richard G., and Ross
M. Underwood, and the Augusta Saw
ings Loan and Building association,
and Sterling P. Lennon for the par
tition Of L. 2, B. 2, and also the VIZ
of L. 8, B. 2 of Catlin's third addition
to the city of Augusta. the bill set
ting up that the complainants are
heirs at law of William H Under
wood deceased with the exception
of the last two named. Underwood
died April %. 1913, in Galesburg and
left the above real estate
An Easy Way Out.
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