El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-04-07

The Open Sepulchre' will be tAs
subject of the sermon preached by the
I pastor. Rev. Chas. L Overstreet. las
! II Began to Dawn" by Martin. will be
! sung by the double quartet F. G.
! Billings will sing Life Again Today"
! by Neidlinger-
| A special Easter musical will be
/ given in the evening at 7:45 and the
| program will be as follows: Organ
/ selections by Mrs Jas G. McNary;
/ Easter HYMN: invocation by the pastor;
! anthem. God Has Appointed a Day"
! by Tours; solo. Easter Triumph"
| CHarker,) J. Frank Cheek; scripture
/ reading and brief comment by pastor;
| evening prayer; solo, The Lord Is
| Risen for Ne" CSullivan,0 Mrs. A. H
| Goldstein; anthem. God So Loved the
| World" (Stainer); the offertory. Mrs.
Jas G. AicNary; solo, BE Comforted Ge
That Mourn (FiSher) c. J. Andrews,
solo. .Hosanna." (Grainer). Mrs J J.
/ Raster: hymn; anthem. AS It Began
! to Dawn" by Martin; benediction.
The double quartet is composed Of
| the following well known singers: Mrs.
! pranos; Mrs. a. n. Goldstein and Mrs.
I C J. Andrews, altos. g J Andrews and
F. G. Billings, tenors; Jas. C. McNary
and J Frank Cheek, bassos. Mrs Jas.
G McNary. Organist
The Philathea Bible class, Mrs. H T.
Bowie, teacher, and Mrs II. B. Durkee'5
class will be in charge OF a special
Easter program to be given at the Sun
$40 sag school hour Easter morning at
The church will be deliberately dec
grated for all the Easter services. the
committee being a 5 follows: Mrs. r. p.
Mosson. chairman, Mrs. F ". Norton.
Mrs. J. o. Crockett, Mrs. Harrison
Waitha0. Mrs. J A Pickett. Mrs. W.
". Irving, Mrs. 3. Roack. Mrs. Mau-ie
Kemp. Mrs J ". Eubank, Mrs. w L
Tooley, Mrs. b. L. Robinson, Mrs. w L.
Gaines
Five Easter Celebrations.
Five Easter celebrations will be the
order of the day at the First Methodist
Episcopal church, Montana and Lee
streets. Sunday The Epworth league.
church. will hold celebrations in the
church at $50 g m, and at $50 p. n.
The Easter observance OF the Sunday
school will occur at $50 = m The
church celebrations occur at II a. m.
and at 1880 p. m. Rev. John VI. Jack
son, pastor Of the church. will preach
on both Of these occasions. The morn
ing subject will be Immortality in the
course VIII be a brief talk on Eternal
Life" In connection with the evening
service Schnecker's Easter-tide cantata,
The Risen King" will be rendered by
for both church celebrations is as fol-
lows:
Il e. m. Jesus Lives Again. |
(Schnecker). quartet, Mrs J ". Chris |
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H, T Durkee, tenor, E E Mold. bass; |
solo. Come. See the Place Where 4
Jesus Lay" Mrs. Christie, with a vio- l
lin obligato by F. Ivan Sorrell.
Cantnta, "The Risen King
1880 p. m. Schnecker's cantata. The I
Risen King" Introduction-'This is the I
day which the Lord hath made chorus; I
the story. "As It Began TO Dawn !
chorus OF men. With Loving Hearts /
and Laden Hands," trio of women's /
voices But When They Came Unto the |
Sepulchre." recitative men The Lord /
Out Quickly and Fled" recitative. men |
Weeping for Him" chorus They 1
Have Taken Away Ny Lord" soprano 1
solo by Mrs. Christie. And When She /
Had Thus Said" recitative. men and /
women % Grave. Where Is Thy Viz
Finai-'Tnto Him Who Loved Us"
The participants IN the cantata will
be:
Sopranos ]. W. Christie, Mrs.
Joe Emus. Miss Isabel Valentine
COntraltOs-Slrs. David Cathcart Mrs
". 6. Abbott. Miss Elizabeth Fry, Miss
Madeline Fisk. accompanist
Paul Pritchett.
Bassos-Claire Ruby, J ". Christie,
W. Christie.
At Trinity Methodist.
At Trinity Methodist church at 1915 !
Sunday morning. Rev. Percy r
will preach an Easter
sermon OF Is minutes only. and receive J
2 class Of $50 members into the church.
ranging in age from eight to so years. !
There will be appropriate music. The
church will be decorated IN honor Of I
the resurrection Of Christ.
At ; o'clock IN the afternoon. the !
Knights Templar will convene TO hold Z
their annual Easter service. Elaborate
music and short sermon by Mr.. Knick-
erbOcker viii be given.
At $50 rally meeting Of the Ep-
worth league. led by Barney Hughes
At 7:30. the great peoples service,
Mr. KnickerbOcker will preach on The
Last Call Of Mercy" This will be the
last service Of the great revival
Mr.. KnickerbOcker is expecting TO
each the elimination Of the prayers
II the congregation for Easter day, $50
lew members during the six months,
md an Offering of S1900 during the six
weeks. and $500 people at the services
turing the day.
Special music for the morning serv-
&c will be an anthem, God Has APP