Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-03-31
Easter Services at Churches
Trinity (EpiscopaD Corner of w

Trinity (EpiscopaD Corner of w.
 9td Ave-, and Oak St.
 The Government requests us to set
 our clocks forward one hour Satur-
 My night before we retire. It is a
 ample act and should confuse no one.
 f means that we begin and closa
 our days an hour. earlier than we have
 been accustomed to doing and every thing is dcne bv the same length of time in advance of what it was done
 the week before. This applies to church services as we'll as to business activities.
 In accordance with this change the Easter services at Trinity will be as follows: Holy Communion at 7 and S;30 a.. m. Morning prayer, serman md Holy Communion II a. m. Sunday school festival 4 D m. There will be
 do morning session of the Sunday
 school. Parents are requested to see
 o t that the children are on hanf promptly at four by the new time rule hd that they bring theid Lenten box isy with them. The Easter festival, lk most glorious of the year, is al Apys celebrated at Trinity with the 1ieH beautiful services we can give.
 !le offerings should be generous.
 Mere will be. no night service.
 Trinity Sunday School
 1aster Program-1918-March 31st.
 ITO. Hymn 516.
 Hymn-"Good Morning" by the
 hildren.
 Lords prayer.
 Psalm. 118.
 ] sCreed.
 Hymn, 110.
 Song-"Happy are the Meadows" Primary Class.
 6olo-Mary Katherine Linaker. Duet-Annette Madding, Bettie Bussenberg.
 Song-Primary Class.
 Offertory-Solo, by Paul Caperton.
 Rcnediction.
 Hymn. 196 (One verse only.) Rec Hymn 368.
 Lutehran Church--Sixth Avenue ana Florida streets-W. e. Schrader, pastor. v
 Sunday schol at 9:3O, G. A. Bahlau, Superintendent. All members are urg- ed to be present. Festival services at N:45 a. m. and p. m. The morning service is in German-the evening ser wee Tn English. A cordial invitaton IS extended to all to attend these servces.
 Beech Street Baptist Church-25th and Beech. Rev. A. McPherson, pas tor,
 Sunday school 9:45 a. m. classes and teachers for all ages. Preaching at II 4. M. and 7:45 P. M., by Rev. Giles c. Iaylor of Bearden. B. Y. P. U. at e;SU F. M.. B. w. Langford, presi- gent. w. M. U. and prayer meeting announcements to be made later. Sun 'eeam Band Saturday at 9:30 A. M. so 5sorrest Johnson. leader. A five day ls6lD!e institute begins Monday at 9:20 <. M. The pastor has arranged an in |jrpctive and interesting program for line.
 Rev. Taylor will conduct the Bible ||yEudy, and the best local talent to be na Rssa! will give instructions about the snierent departments of church work. Aals IS rare treat for all who attend scu the membership a. we'll as all M9ers are urged to take advantage N the opportunity. N mOhio Street Baptist-(A Home like 2nurch,) w. c. Wood, pastor. This is s growing season of the year. Like sise should it be growing season \ N church activities. Live up to your W@urch VOWS. Ths will bring you to %e place of worship Sunday. Sun KY say school at 9:45 a. m. Young peo- th SIss meeting at p. m. Preaching by rie pastor at Il a. m., and 8 p m. Smsor.nlng subject "The Exaltation of S' SSnr1st" Evening subject "Showers of 2esSlng." Revival meeting begins nprll IA. Get ready for it. A glad welcome to all.
 First Methodist Church-Downtown Ssnurch-E. Sss R. Steel, pastor. Special < msyer 5 a. m. Bible school 9:3O a. IF S,s with an Easter program followed
 ne admission of members into the selrcn. Morning service with Easter %sn non by the pastor and reception of SnDers 1O:5Q am. Junior church f m. All the children are requested
 Drlng their mite boxes. Epworth
 eue 7:l5 p m. Easter song ser
 M with special music p. m. Mon- SS, business meeting of the Woman's
 sslonary Society," Wednesday ev- rQ1nR lnid.wonJ. ,,,.r,,1. ~~-,:o~ All