Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06

companion while they walked to Endinaiis. as related in Luke 24:13-S5. Christ appeared to the men while 1, they were talking about the Saviour. Likewise Christ will be near to us if He is foremost in our thought and | life. These men were taught by Jesus while in the valley of despair. | Had He made Himself known to them | immediately they would have been too | joyous to have learned the lesson which He had to teach them. So we in our adversity may receive bless ings which would be Impossible in | days of joy. Before Christ left them | He revealed His identity, giving thein | | just what they needed-- proof that He | l ways gives us just what is best for our highest good. These men on learning the glorious truth of the 1 resurrection hastened to tell others the good news. Do we do as well? l In the evening the following pro gramr1ie was carried out: Prayer Rev. Mr. Crawford; dialogue, Easter l Miller; recitation, Easter Morning.
 Grace Mitchell; recitation, wondrous Tidings, Gladys Cruthers; song story, | Philippa. Junior choir with Mrs. I George Manning, reader; recitation, The Message of Nature, Lewis Irish; hymn, Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
 day; benediction. Rev. MT. Crawford.
 There was no clergyman at the Sheltering Arms Sunday afternoon. The usual hour for service was devot- ed to a well rendered programme by . Miss Elizabeth Lane, violinist as sisted by Mrs. Olive Riley Roberts, soprano. The numbers follow: Piano solo, Si Oiseau J'Eetais Henselt Mrs. Roberts
 Wolin-Adoration Borowski Miss Lane
 l Song-The Day of Resurrection , Hammond s Mrs. Roberts ~.A |. 1 Violin-Minuet R. Schiller
 Miss Lane
 t Song-Pilgrims Chorus Wagner f Mrs. Roberts
 o i Violin
 h The Rain Bonn : Chanson de Met Eelgai . Miss Lane
 t Song ng-Repentance Chas. Gounot
 Mrs Roberts.
 e Violin -Passepied Gine : Miss Lane
 Song-Teach Me to Pray
 J.. Nj. Jewet
 Mrs. Roberts
 l. Miss Lane was heard with pleas ure in her various selections. whil, n the soprano solos by Mrs.. Robert Y were given in sweet voice Mrs Rob . erts also played sympathetically tn
 1 piano accompaniments throughout o the programme.
 ,t At Sacred Heart church, Easter wa le observed with special music and dec L. orations and there was large at a tendance at the masses. The purpl ar vestments worn by the priest dtirin is Lent were replaced by those of white T., embroidered in gold. The altar va ,e adorned with Easter and calla lilies 1r roses, carnations, and daffodils. Pot h ted plants and palms were arrange is about the sanctuary. Typical of tn U light that shone among the Gentle l. was the Paschal candle at the gospt < side of the altar. At the S.30 o'cloc 10 mass the singing by the children wa in full of sweetness and in good har or rnony. At the 10 o'clock servic x, Rosewig's high mass was. sung by tn 51ss choir, assisted by Mrs. Morgan Cron ,r in and Carl Lyons, who well sustain q, ai ed the solo parts. The singing at th
 Miss Elizabeth A. Malone. The paste
 Rev. Charles W. Brennan read tt
 gospel of the day from Mark 16:1-
 And when the sabbath was pas es Mary Magdalerie, and Mary u s, mother of James, and Salome, ha -9' brought sweet spices, that they migl le come and annoiht Jesus. Re on Father Brennan spoke irnpressively ( Christ's sufferings and death, H V glorious resurrection and ascensic st, into heaven; hence Easter is a ds m, of great rejoicing. Christ showed 1 lz, His death His great love for us. d. living rightously and justly, we W d. one day enjoy the great happiness or' eternity with Him, St. Paul said.
 
 on It takes a man with a cheek lis brass to boast of his heart of gold.