Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1917-04-12
EASTER SERVICES
AT THE CHURCHES
ST. johns Ev. Luth.

At st. JonD S Lutheran church, like
IN the other churches in town, the
glad and '0yods tidings CT Easter rang
cut in the eaIs and hearts OF the hear.
ers: Christ is risen; He is risen in
deed. Che power of sin, death and
hell could not prevail against Him.
Through and in Him our chains are
broken and we were made free. What
aoever now may happen to us, we
know, we have kind, loving and
most powerful Saviour with US and
we are safe in His arms.
The church was filled to it's capac-
lily, a large number attending holy
communion In the evening there
were English services. The music
was furnished by the regular church
choir Flowers for decorating were
sent by Mrs. Al Ringing in memory
Of her departed husband.
Evangelical Church
Sunday night fine Easter program
was given at the Evangelical church.
A large audience was present, and
special numbers were given by Mrs.
George w. McCready, Susie Schaefer,
Esther Siggelkow and Myrtle Kan
Path The choir sang For God so
loved the world" All went home with
the satisfaction that it was we'll to
have been there. At the close Of the
program it was announced that the
Emanuel congregation would have an
important business meeting on We'd
nesday evening. The building board
has a most vital report of their work
to bring before the congregation, and
all members and friends are urged TO
Oe present.
A. C.
The Easter services were we'll at
tended at the Adventist Christian
church. During the morning hour
pleasing program was given entitled
''The Dawn Immortal" a service Of
story and song. This tender story of
the death and resurrection of Christ
was written by Mabel J. RosemOn and
read by Mrs. Earl Warne and Mrs.
Eta Mulcahy The music by various
composers was rendered by the choir.
In the evening the pastor spoke on
After His Passion
Presbyterian
Tho Uoc+o,, oorr,;ooc ,,,oyo 1onOro11,
attended both morning and evening
The pulpit was beautifully decorated
in ferns, Easter lilies, hyacinths, tu-
lips, jonquils, roses and cut flowers.
The flowers were all in special mem
cry of the beloved dead of the past
year. Today the committee, Mrs. F.
McGirr,~ Mrs A. Page and Miss Jessie
Holden, distributed these to the sick
The choir, directed by Miss Olga
Reinking and assisted by Mrs. G. W.
Snyder, sang, Christ Arose" In the
evening Miss Reinking sang Granier's
'Hosanna" Mrs. A. CHI Reisz played
Barge" by DvOrak as special num-
bers. The pastor took for his themes
Proving the Resurrection" and "The
Joy of Easter" In the morning fifteen
adults and young people united with
the church, nine being baptized. Also
one baby was baptized
The following were welcomed irtO
the membership on baptism: Mrs. Lora
Bailey, Mrs. Ella Voss, Miss Hattie
Wickus, Grant Alberts, Florence
Bretsch, Floyce Newell. Lyle Gust
and Mrs. Clar Golding previously wei
comedy, Charles D. Graham and Yves
ley w. Grey. to be publicly welcomed
later. On acknowledgment OF faith:
Gerald Wichern and the Misses Ger
trude and Violet Bailey and Minnie
Smith Previously confirmed, Mrs
Mabel Albert and Fred Voss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Renee Of Chi
cago presented their infant son, Will
liam George, for baptism.
South Side M. {.
An Easter program was held in the
South Side NJ e. church Sunday aft
einon at 5 o'clock. REGULATIONS, eXer-
cises and singing were well carried
out by the children and much credit
was due to the committee of young
people who had trained the children.
Rev. C. E. Weed gave an interesting
talk during the services.
First M. E.
The First NJ E. church was well
filled both Sunday morning and even
ing. Fifteen young people united with
the church and four were baptized in
the morning, and Rev. Weed also gave
a short Easter sermon. In the even
ing the choir gave a cantata, which
proved great success.
ST. Joseph's Catholic