The Parisian. (Paris, Tenn.) 1907-1962, 1920-04-02
SPECIAL SERVICE
FOR EASTER DAY
AT ALL CHURCHES
Anticipate Largest Attendance In
Records of Paris Churches At
Easter Gathering Sunday.
PASTORS ANNOUNCE THE
SUBJECTS FOR SERMONS
Special Music Will Feature At All
Churches Following RehearsaIs
All During Week.

1t is predicted that the largest at
tendance in the history of Paris will
be at the Easter services at the va
rious churches Sunday morning The
local pastors will be in their pulpits,
each with an Easter message of worth
and special Easter music has been
prepared by most of the, church
choirs, each church viii be appro-
priately decorated with emblematic
flowers, so that the only attraction
on Sunday morning will not to the
majority, be that of wearing the "new
bonnet" or to see everyone else's
new bonnet, but to reverently share
IN the Easter worship. One big
cause of this excellent attendance
that is anticipated at church on Sun
day morning, is the successful revi-
val that closes this week at the First
Methodist church, in which there has
been vast amount of interest shown
and also beautiful cooperation on the
part of the other churches and pas
tors. :
Rev. ]. w. Storer, at the First
Baptist church, Easter morning will
Gentle Art of Appreciation"
Rev. ]. E. Reynolds at the Chris
tian church will talk on "Song Of
Spring."
The subject of Rev. W. W. AS
ties sermon at the Presbyterian
church will be, "The Unfolding Life"
Rev. W. G. Waters will receive the
new members into the First Metho-
dist church.
Both Rev. Maxedon of the West
end Methodist church and Rev. james
of the West end Baptist church will
be in their pulpits on Easter morn
ing,
Special music at the First Baptist
church for Easter morning features
beautiful anthem, "a Song Of
Praise" by Schobel, that will be
sung by the choir entire, and re-
sponse, "The Lord is in His Holy
Temple" Miss Lavinia Currier will
have the solo part of the anthem.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Storer,
Mrs. Marshall Morris, Mrs. Robert
Howard, Misses Noveilla Crutchfeld,
Loren McGehee, Dolly Crutchfeld,
Eta B, Dumas, and Messrs. Glendin-
ming, Gurrier and Erwin.
Following the reception of men,
bers, the church will partake of the
Lords Supper.
The subject Of the evening SER
mon at 1880 is to be, "The Resurrec-
tion of the Just" Sunday School
will be as usual at ten o'clock, and
B. Y. P. U. at $50.
Although there will be specially
prepared music at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday morning, the choir
is savings its best efforts for the can
tata to be sung at the evening ser
vice, which will consume the entire
hour of evening worship. AS an
nounced last week, diligent effort has
been expended to make this cantata
Everlasting Life" a musical sue
cess. Sixteen voices are heard in
the full chorus parts. Other reg
ular services of the day are Sunday
School at 9:45, Junior c. f. at 2;30
and Senior c. E. at 700.
The principal features Of the Eas-
ter services at the Christian church
will also be at the evening service,
which includes special program by
the children under the direction of
Miss Lucille Lamb. 1t is the usual
missionary service given by the Ju-
nior C. Els. on Easter. 1t win be-
gin at 1880 The program consists
of:
Song-Christ is Risen.
Invocation.
Gods Garden-Mary johnson.
The New Cable--seven primaries.
Primary Song-The World.
Solo-Children for Jesus-William
Duvall
Johnny's' Gift-Arthur Dunlap.
The Reapers-eight primaries.
What Can The Children Dos
telle Thomas.
Song-Speed the Light.
Old Man Small-Billy Holman.
Children Acro3s the Sea-six Ju-
nior Girls.
Mrs. Missionary Do!lar-Ruth
Wynns and ten Junior boys.
Quartette-We've Story to tell
to the Nations,
Story-Lona Merle McSWa1n.
Appeal-Annie parkhill,
What Think You of Christ-Ruth
Halliday.
Prayer
Song,
The Methodist choir and church
members have been too busy with
their revival to prepare any special
Easter music or any particular SER
Vices. The usual services will be
held, but they will be enthused and
infiuenced hy the shirt of the dav