Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-03-29
MIDDLETOWN
Easter Cantata at
St. Peters Lutheran

On Sunday evening at 7.30 o'clock
song service will be held in st.
Peters Lutheran Church, with the
Sunday school, orchestra, church
choir and congregation participating.
The service is entitled Alpha and
Omega" The following numbers
will be used: Chorus, "Rejoice, OI
Sons of Earth; responsive reading;
anthem by the choir; hymn, "Hark,
Ten T'.)usand Harps"; recitation,
lessons from the Lilies" Helen and
Bertha Lesher and Margaret McMa-
nus; chorus, GAS the Even Shades;
recitation, Homage to the Risen
Christ" Helen Good, Norsne
Stephey, Edna Smith, Lea RothrOck,
Catherine Hoffman; carol, Hail Him
King; recitation, Ross Ernest Self
ger: song. Spring Time" Catherine
Leonard, Elizabeth Carr, Evelyn
Evelyn Baumbach, Annice Brandt;
recitation, THE Easter Story" Will
liam Bishel, John Hoke, Earl Cain;
recitation, "Violets," Thelma Smith;
carol, I'VE Praise the Lord of Life;
recitation, signs of Easter" Au-
drey Koomes, Marlin Erisman, janet
Rudolph, Paul Whorton, Sara Cam
eron, Andrew Sinniger, Clara Stoops,
Jonathan Dodson; carol. Happy
Bells Are Ringing; recitation, Just
Trying" Milton Gatchell; recitation,
Easter Lilies" Helen Bauchmoyer,
Alice Covan; recitation. "Our Boys
Have Gone to the Colors," Helen
F1aig; song, Voices of Spring"
Margaret Bauchmoyer, Esther Col
bert, Bertha Hoover, Marguerite
Whorton. Sophia Schraedley; chorus,
Joyous Bells; responsive reading,
The Comfort of Faith; carol, al
leluia"; Star Spangled Banner"
Several of the members of the
Red Cross chapter met in the rooms
yesterday afternoon and all cloth
ing that had been gathered in by
the school children was turned in anr
consists of shoes, hats, mems suits, |
womens clothing and many other
articles and when packed will make !
about eighteen boxes which will be |
sent to the Belgian and French. war |
sufferers. and will be sent next
week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the |
Church of God held its monthly
meeting at the home of Mrs. j. B. |
Deckard, North Union street, last
evening.
The Rev. Z. A. c. Bossler preach !
ed at the special services in the To-
cal Presbyterian Church last eve
ming.
Mrs. William Hoke, of Whining |
ton, Del, is spending sometime in
town as the guest of her parents, !
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brandt, Pike |
street.
The newly-formed baseball club
at the aviation warehouse will play
it's first game of the season on the |
grounds tomorrow with the Res |
cue Hose Company team. Daniel |
Barbush is manager of the latter !
team.
The annual day OF prayer services |
will be held in the United Brethren |
Church this evening at 7.45 O'clock |
by the Woman's Missionary Society
and Otterbein Guild, topic, "A Unit |
ed Search After God and United
Calling Upon Him."
Private John Burger, of Camp
Hancock, Augusta, Ga, is spending |
several days in Royalton as the guest
of his father, Theophilis Burger.
Mrs. c. B. Erisman and Mrs. IT. |
o. Lindemuth spent yesterday at
Lancaster where they attended the |
graduation exercises at the Stevens
Industrial School. Bernard Snyder. |
a former resident of town was one
of the graduates.
Christian Kohr, Harry Shope, e.
M. Snavely and p. r. Hallman have
returned home from Pittsburgh
Communion services were held In
the st. Peters Lutheran Church last
evening.