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Evening journal., 1920-04-03
TRINITY CHURCH
PASCHAL music
DR.. Kirkus, Morning Preach
er; DIR. Foley to Speak
In Evening
CHILDREN'S SERVICE
SUNDAY AFTERNOON

Al Trinity p. Z. Church. the Easter
BAY services viii be as follows; Holy
Communion. Z O'Clock; morning player
sermon ana Holy Communion, II
o'clock: Children's festival service with
Holy baptism al $50 O'clock; evening
prayer With sermon at 7.55 o'clock
The Rev. Frederick NJ. Kirkus, rector
win preach IN The morning. and the
Rev. George C. Foley d. D., OF Phiia-
delphla, in The evening
The musical program for the day
follows
7.30 O'Clock, hymn, Welcome Happy
Morning sullivan; Kyrie, Eyre; sane
frs, Godfrey: Come Ye Faithful. Suhi-
van; o God Unsen. Cover. Draw Nigh
and Take, A. II. Brown; Alleluia, Hearts,
and Voices, Sullivan.
Il O'Clock. organ. Halleluiah, H9ndel;
Christ, our Passover. Parker: Festival
re Deum, Buck; Jesus Christ is Risen
Today. Worgan: Break Forth into JOY,
BarDby; Sanctus and Agnus Del lSt.
Lecel.al. Gounod; The Day OF Resur-
rection, Martin; Tocaita in +, Wldor;
s45 o'clock. organ, Hosanna, Dubois.
% the Lambs High Feast. Elvey; Mag
iiecatiand Nunc Dimitlis, Marks: Jesus
Lives. Gauntlet; anthem, Christ Being
Raised. Rogers; organ, Choral, Bach.
,soleparis will be taken by Mrs. Clar-
fice Dickey. Mrs. Z. b. keiscr. NJ, w.
nsashears, Waller W. ReIssinger and
". r. sNlni Tie choir The choir has
y members r. Leslie Carpenter is or
Sauisi 1ud choirmasier
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
FESTIVAL OF MUSIC
FOR FIRST CENTRAL

Sacrament Of the Lords supper viii
be celebrated at the First and Central
Presbyterian Church, Market above
Ninth street tomorrow at 1880 o'clock.
The subject Of The morning sermon by
the Rev. ]. H. Crawford, minister, III
be "The Living Christi
Miss Crownovcr viii sing Know
That Ny Redcemer Liyeth. New mem
befs viii be received into the fellow
ship OF The church at this service.
Sunday school meets az II o'clock
Easter VIII be appropriately observed
in all departments.
Christian Endeay0r win meet at Gas
O'Clock IN The lecture room.
An Easter musical program will be
given in connection with the evening
service al 7a5 o'clock. Francis j. lap
itlno. harp soloist, will give several
numbers Miss Louise Crovnover, OF
Philadelphia, win be the soprano solo
ist and viii also direct the music
given by the chcoir.
The following program viii be
giyen:A Chorus At Morn with tenor
solo by Mr.. Eaton Miles,; solo,
kHttHN tlt i-c7rtNIi NHIVlAy UI MISS
Cr0wnOyer; harp solo, Nariated Aria
,Bourdonl by Mr. Lapiilno; duet,
Cruciiix fFaure) by Miss Crownover
and Mr. Ppino harp solo. The Flower
Song ,Langel Mr.. Lapitno; quartet,
As 1t Began to Dawn tAldrich) Miss
Crownover, Mrs McAiullen, Mr.. Jack
son and MIR ppino: solo 'The Lord Is
My Light ,Marshl by Miss Crownover,
with harp accompaniment; harp solo,
Meledia ,tschcrl Mr. Laptlno; chorus.
Why Seek le the Living lStults.).
Mr.. Crawford viii preach short
sermon ON the subject. "Shut Doors.
The organ numbers, by John a. Thoms
win be as follows: Prelude, Adora-
iion from the Holy City lGauD;
postlnde, postlude in + tKreeger).
Evening Prelude, Evening Star
Wagner; postlude, "Posilude in C
lSmith.l.
At the morning service, April II, the
sacrament OF infant baptism viii be
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
NAN cnuRcn pnnGnAM.

Essier celebration VIII take place al
i0l5 o'clock at the New Church. penn
sylyania avenue and Br0ome street. the
Rev George Henry Dole. Minister: SUBJ
iact OF The sermon, "The Worldwide
Social CONFUSION. and its Meaning"
Communion viii be administered at the
close OF the morning worship.
A special musical program Is pro-
Vided Marche Triomphalc. Dubois /;
quartet. Festival re Deum In 2 Flat.
Buck; soprano solo. Know That My
Redemer Liye.h. Handel. sung by Mrs.
William T. Muller; quartet God So
Loved the World. Slalner: Easter Ale
lula. Loret There VIII De no evening
service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
HAPPY EASTER
ATOLD HANOVER
Mrs. L. E. Wales to Be Solo
ist at Sunday Morning
Service
PASTOR TO PREACH
MORNING, EVENING

Easter Sunday at Hanover Presbyter-
ian Church. Eighteenth and Boulevard
viii be observed in feslal manner, spe-
cial sermons by the PASTOR the Rev
Charles H. Bbhaer, and extra music ap-
propriste to the day being the features
In the morning Mr.. Bohner win preach
on the subject rs Death Extinclion?' q
and in the evening on "A Blessed Eas-
ter Mistake"
The special anthem numbers at the
morning service viii be: As it Began
to Dawn, Vincent. and They Have
Taken Away Ny Lord. Stalner. The
offertory selection Will be solo
Know That My Redeemer Liveth, Han
ders Messiah, Mrs. Leonard f. Wales.
The evening anthem will be 0 Give
Thanks Unto the Lord, Matthews, and
God SO Loved the World, Moore. J. A.
Cheney, organist and choir director,
VIII play special organ numbers both
before and after the services.
Although tomorrow VIII not be Com
munion Sunday at Hanover, there viii
be q baptismal service and in all prob
ability reception Of members at the
morning service.
On the evening OF April is. the
church quartette. assisted by Frank
Ford Palmer, baritone; Thomas De
SPIN, cello. and Mrs McGeorge, vio-
jim. viii sing the cantata Darkest
Hour" and Life Everlasting" This
evening Of music will be given in the
church building and will take the place
OF the usual preaching service
r. n. Holley will address the Senior
Christian Endeavor service at 6.3O
o'clock
The Carrie A. Bohner Glass will meet
on Monday evening.
The entertainment recently presented
IN the church by the Women's League
viii be repeated in part in Silverbrook
NJ. E. Church on next Thursday even
ing.
The Women's Missionary Society will
hold its monthly and annual meeting
at o'clock next Friday afternoon.
The spring meeting Of the City Chris
.ian Endeavor Society will be in Han
over Church on next Thursday. The
Rev. Floyd w. Tompkins Will be the
speaker. Officers will be elected at
his meeting.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
NE SALEM CIuIncH

Easier services az M Salem NJ. r..
Church. Nineteenth street and MI
salem Lane, the Rev Leonard White.
pastor. win be OF unusual interest The
Sunday school. in charge Of T. p. Gem
tieu WIN meet at 9.i5 o'clock. The
morning preaching service begins at II
O'Clock The pastor VIII preach on the
subject "rhe Revealing Power OF
Love" The Sacrament Of the Lords
supper win be administered and class
OF probalioners win be received Into
the membership OF the church.
The Sunday School OF Riddle's Memor-
lal Chapel will meet at 230 O'Clock, IN
charge OF r. w Brown.
An attractive program Is being pre-
pared for the Epworth League service
which beglas at 6.i5 O'Clock. A mission
airy OF the church. now on furlough
is expected 10 be present az this SER
vice The closing service OF The day be-
gins et 80 o'clock The pastor VIII
preach on the subject "Christs Com
pleted Work" The choir has prepared
a program OF music appropriate TO the
day.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
RIG BETHEL.

hls-Bnihs Church announces the
Following Easter week program, Sun
tay. 9 O'clock Easter morning prayer
aEd praise service. conducted by the
tfaagelsl and Deaconess Boards; 1890
0cicct special Easter service, with
procession by tite senior choir; de-
Vol.opa aad rltualistlc services con-
Quoted by Dr. Asneti, TIE Rev. McPhtr-
son and the Rev. jenkins Special SER
mon by the pastor, 'lle Is Not Here"
The choir will sing ne following
musical numbers Te neum Laudamus
N r. H1adc: solo and chorus. And
When hey had Mocked Him. Alfred
ludson; chorus The Lord Is Risen Bill
lngs chorus. The Garden OF the Lord,
Herbert J. Lacy; chorus. Alleluia Christ
Is Risen" G. r. Edwards; chorus,
Gloria. Mozart, twelfih mass.
INN dis.eiy following the morning
sermon. Dr. krnett VIII baptze all
children presented to the altar, Holy
Communion WIN be celebrated imme-
dlaleiy after bSptismal ceremony. Tn,
Sunday School viii meet at 2.30 o'clocl
Tor tnGi practice OF The Easter music
Their program viii be given IN the
evening when thCy viii also compietl
thor Easier Day Offering
The Anril Fool BAZAAR and Easter
TIDE festival which has been In prog
rcss and largely attended. VIII con-
inuc each night during the week. with
special musical features each night.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
sllNnAY Ar srnIr-

81 scott " T. Church. seventh and
SDrace streets. the Rev Thomas J.
Sard. pastor. announces Tie following
Services Tor tomorrow: Glass meet
zig at 1i5 o'clock: the pastor viii
rreaca a. 1890 O'Clock. Subject. "The
Resurrection
Tho mls,cai program Tor the morn-
ir< Wiz be- organ prelude Allegretio.
- icyscr: choir Awake. Thou That
Sieepest by Maher. Christ our Pass
oycr. 1y settling. Open The Gates of
iac Temple. by knapp: chorus for fe-
male voices. ola Easter Anthem. By
Billings: organ postiude. P0siiude in
G. by N0urian.
sunday schoo. VIII meet at o'clock.
At 1S0 O'clock. the Easter service viii
DE given By The Sunday school There
VIII be e special program by each de-
rariMeni The Sunday school 0rches-
ira VIII play at this service.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
ITALIAN pRrsRNrERIAN.

AZ the First Italian Presbyterian
Church, dupont and Seventh streets. the
Rev. A. Dassorl. pastor, services for the
week win he: sunday school. at 9i5
o'clock: preaching, an Easter sermon,
at II. o'clock, by the pastor; at 73o
o'clock. an Easter program win be
given by The sunday school, including
Glass songs and recliations IN all de-
pariments. also singing By the whole
school Meetings for the week are as
follows. Daily morning kindergarten
for children. from to G years old; Girl
Scouts on Tuesday evening, at z o'clock;
Blue Bird Club. on Wednesday after
noon. al Z o'clock prayer meeting and
s. c. Endeavor, at 100 o'clock: piano
instruction on Monday and Thursday
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
PASCHAL FEAST
At ST. PETERS
Bishop Monaghan to Cele-
brate Pontihcal Mass;
Papal Benediction Given
EASTER MUSIC SUNG
BY CATHEDRAL CHOIR

Bishop John j. Monaghan viii cele-
brate solemn pontincal mass at II
o'clock, at st. Peters Cathedral on Eas-
ter Sunday, assisted by the Rev. John
J. Dougherty. rector Of the Cathedral.
the Rev. Martin NJ. Ryan. chancellor
or the diocese, and the Rev. Joseph
Lee assistant pastor OF the Cathedral.
The sermon will be preached by ths
Jesuit priest, the Rev. Eugene Kennedy.
who was the special preacher during
Holy Week. Papal benediction viii be
given by the Rt. Rev. Bishop at the
close OF the mass. A special Easter Of
ering will be taken at sll t>o masses.
the low masses being at G, s, and 3
o'clock.
st. Peters choir, Of men and boys
viii sing the following music at The II
O'Clock mass: Professional, Easter or
fertory. Batiste; Montsnos Mass VII
be sung; ofertory. Regina Coeli; r.
cessioual. Christ is Risen, Montani.
Harry Walsh is choir director and
Miss Mildred C. Mason. orgsnist.
Solemn pontiflcisl vespers and Bene-
diction will be celebrated by Bishop
Monaghan at q o'clock IN the afternoon,
assisted by the Cathedral clergy Tue
choir will sing Easter music.
The vestments Of the day will be
white. and elaborate decorations on
flowers and lighted candles win be
expression Of the Resurrection Joy, AZ
the services, tomorrow and during
Eastertide. the paschal candle viii be
lighted. This is an unusually large
wax candle. -elaborately decorated and
syrnbolizing the Resurrection.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
lGLADNESS OF EASTER
AT WESTMINSTER

Az Westminster Church. Pennsylya-
MIA avenue and Rodney Street, the
minister. the Rev. Charles l.. Candce,
d. D., will preach at the morning ser,
ice at 1870 o'clock. The subject Of The
sermon VIII be. Christ and His Re
ligion- -Pre-eminent
The double quartet. under the direc-
tion Of Frederick w. Wyatt. will sing
the anthem, Christ Our Passover. by
Parker. The offertory number Will be,
/ Know That My Redeemer Liyeth,
from Handlers Messiah" Miss Rosina
Landgraf, soprano will sing this selec-
tion. Francis }. Lapatmo. harpisi, will
accompany. lie will also play With
the anthem and hymns.
The organ numbers win be, Alleluia,
by Loret and Marche Pontilcale, by de
la TOmbelle.
The graded Sunday school viii meet
at noon in The chapel and the Bible
class at the same time in the gallery
of the church. A special program Of
Easter music, and recitatons viii be
given in the Sunday school,
At the Vesper service at o'clock
DR.. Candee will take for the subject OF
his sermon, "A Dark World Without
Christ"
The double quartet will sing the an
thems, Awake Thou That Sleepest. by
Stainer; From Thy Love as Father,
by Gounod. and Christ Is Risen, by
Bach. Mr. Lapatino viii play a harp
accompaniment with all Of the num-
hers. He will also Dlay as q prelude
to the service, Iiandel's Largo.
The organ numbers win be Prelude
on Pedestrian, by Buck and Hosanna,
by Wachs.
The Y. p. s. c. 2. VIII meet In the
chapel for their regular Sunday eve
ming service at Z o'clock.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03

AT west CHURCH
DR.. Smiley viii Preach on
Resurrection Theme;
Special Music
DE PIERRI, HARPlST,
TO PLAY AT SERVICE

Easter services at West Presbyterian
Church. Eighth and Washington streets,
the Rev L. Franklin Smiley. D. D. pas
tor; the Rev. James Dougheriy, assist
ant pastor will be al 1880 o'clock ana
7.30 o'clock Dr. Smiley's theme for
the morning viii be ''The hesurree-
tionr
The musical program for the morn
ing service will include an organ pre-
lude. Cejus Amman, by Rossinl; posi-
lude, Festival Procession, by Faukes
anthem, The Lord is Risen indeed, by
Billings; double quorietto, The Resur-
rection, by Shelley. Mrs j r. Wood
mansey. Mrs. w. }. Robinson. Mrs }. O..
Allen, Mrs. S. H. Jones, j. r. Clymer,
z. NJ Hobbs, y. =. Jones, II. w. Frazer,
offertory. Christ our Passover, by Shil-
ling. soloists, Mrs. j. n. W00dmansey,
Mrs J. C.. Allen, Edward NJ Hobbs.
At 2 o'clock the Bible School viii
meet with Easter exercise and special
music.
The Women's Glass win meet at the
same hour. Mrs. Smiley VIII teach -the
lesson.
The Mems Class will meet IN the main
auditorium at . o'clock. Or. Smiley
teaches the lesson.
At 6A5 o'clock the Christian En-
deavor Society will meet; leaders, Miss
Elizabeth F. Day and c. J. Karre Con
secration meeting.
At 7.30 o'clock special Easter services
Will be held. An augmented chorus
choir under the direction Of Prof Jacob
r.. Clymcr. viii be heard In the caniata.
From Gethsemane TO Calvary AS an
extra feature at this service NJ De
plerri Of Philadelphia, the well-knoNn
harpist, VIII play several inspiring
selections. The organ prelude will be
Tocaiia in ID. and the postude Alle-
gro NaestosO. by west.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
NEW NJ. p. CHURCH.

Services at the New Methodist PROT
estant Church vii be held in the Amer
lean Mechanics Hall, on Tatnall street
above Ninth, on Sunday at i0f5 O'Clock.
The Rev. J. NJ sheridan, d. D., Of Ball
timore, will onlciate. There will be
special Easter music and an Easter ser
mon, also baptism Of infants.
There will be a meeting OF the La
dies Aid Society held on Tuesday at
2.30 o'clock. at the home Of Mrs. Char
les Dixon, No. 30i West Twelfth street.
The weekly praper meeting on Thurs
day night will be held at the home OF
Mrs. Tucker, No. 1912 Pine street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
GERMAN BAPTIST.

At the German Baptist Church. Fifth
and Walnut streets. in the German
service at 10 o'clock, the pastor, the
Rev William L. Schoeffel. will preach
on "The Easter Message" After the
service, the Lords supper will be ad-
fnins'er At Ills o'clock the sunday
school viii hold an Easter entertain
menl. In the English service at 7S0
o'clock the pastor VIII speak on Vic
tory Through Christ" On Thursday
evening 40 7i5 o'clock the annual
members meeting viii be held
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
uLICnEsr pnOGnAM-

Hillcrest NJ e. Church. the Rev. w.
Miller Mccain. pastor. VIII hold Eas-
ter sunday services sc Il o'clock. sub
ject. "A Vital Question:; :; O'Clock en-
tertainment BY members OF Sunday
school; 7.45 o'clock. Easter musicale
by large chorus n trained voices I'M
der the direction OF Prof. George Crew
son.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
ALL DAY SERVICE.

There VIII be all-day services at Tie
peniecostal Church, with the pastor,
John Coke, in charge; 10 o'clock.
preaching on ten RESURRECTION: 23O
o'clock. preaching. followed by bap-
'ism; 100 o'clock, evangellstic meet
Ing
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
HAVEN CuuRcn

Haven NJ. +. Church will have serv-
ices at go o'clock: class meeting at
81 O'Clock. preaching by pastor i2
o'clock, Holy Communion; PAS o'clock
class meeting: 230 o'clock. Easier pro-
gram by sunday school,; O'Clock re-
rorfc
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
AR. o. u. A. NJ. HALL.

w 4. Slaughter viii speak on the
subject. "A Message TO the Beloved. :"
On sunday afternoon at o'clock. lr.
9. u A. NJ. Hall. No. 9J7 Tatnal street.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
SPIRIT MESSAGES.

Traternal spiritualist Church sery vices
Sunday, will be: 730 O'Clock, No. 80
Tainall street. conducted by Mrs. VII
liam Moore, with floral messages by
Mrs. Harley Of Philadelphia.
Church House Saturday at 7i5 O'Clock
]. Coleman and Arch Stafford will have
charge of this club and many geod
times are promised the boys.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
pRoCREssIvE spIRITUALIsT.

Special Easter service Sunday even
ins at the First Progressive Spiritual
Nst Church, at 7.3O O'Clock, Pythian
Castle Hall, No. 9O6 West street, will be
conducted by Mrs. Ellen Goff; messages
by Mrs. Jamison, Of Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1920-04-03
Special Music C
Why You ShOuldGo
To Church

To be of no church is dangerous Religion
of which the rewards are distant and which is
animated only by Faith and Hope, will glide
by degrees out of the mind, unless il be in
vigorated by external ordinances, by stated
calls TO worship, and the Salutary influence of
example.
Johnson, Life of Milton
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-16

I'm that part Of said ..uou. d..u.
attached TO said city for schoo purposes
aud adjoining tho various precincts, the
voters thereof shall vote at tho puiiing
place designated in the precinct 10 which
tho territory In which they reside is ad
Joined.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-16
MAPLE RIDGE


tubs, of
electrical oo
think
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-02-16
SOUTH SIDE

bungalow Of
m'lr"u decorations and light fsu attractive
combination paving
-upo7aton facilities Price 10000