The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-03-27

ter which Is sent from above.
L. d. E,
E. Grimes of Fort Worth, C. A. Ses.
sions, o. c. Lasher, Charles Haynes.
Solo, Behold Show You a Mystery"
Wilson; Mrs. Clay Patterson.
Semi Chorus, las 1t Began TO Dawn"
Shelley.
Duet, '"The Conqueror" Coombs: Miss
Thressa Hall, Mrs. N. c. Wood.
Anthem. In the End of the Sab
bath" Speaks; Mesdames Clay Patter-
son, N V. Bowman and choir.
Benediction.
Postlude.
First Christian Church
Evening Services 1890 O'Clock
Part /
Prelude, Deux Polanaise Chopin; Miss
Marguerite Noble.
Hymn 260.
Scripture.
Prayer, Selection 339 in Psalter.
Anthem, Jesus Christ, the King OF
Glory" Adams Mesdames Alexander,
Hueser, Misses Grunert, Williams,
Messrs. Hueser, Woerz and choir.
Soio, There Is a Green Hill Far
Away" Gounod. Mrs. Campbell.
Remarks by pastor.
Anthem, They Have Taken Away
My Lord" Lorez; Mesdames South
worth, Cox, Hueser, Wilson, Or. Brooks
and choir.
offertOry. Romance" Mcdowell;
Miss Noble.
Invitation, 267.
Part II, Cantata
"The Loxd OF Light and Love"
words by w. Fl. Gardner Music by Ju-
lian Edwards.
l. Chorus. Joy to the World"
choir.
9. Solo with chorus, Mr. Kruger and
choir.
3. Women's Chorus, "We Come
Here in the Morning Gray" Mesdames
Campbell. Wilson, Miss Grunert and
Ladies Choir.
4. Solo, Fear Not" Miss Dickson.
). Duet, He Is the Hope OF All
the World" Mesdames Alexander ana
Baker.
6. Solo, In the Blessed Joy OF
Easter" Miss Avis.
H. Chorus. Ring, Oh Ring the Bells
Of Easter.
s, "Benediction.
Sopranos-Mesdames g. NJ. Camp
bell j.. d. Moffat, Roadway, II. S.
Cox, Q. T, Shumate, Arthur Carpenter,
Adam Alexander. c. c. Smith. George
Deardorf. J. S. Whitsett; Misses Ellen
Dickson, Winifred Alvis, Mable Cline,
Myra Whitsett, Elizabeth MclIasters,
Audrey Gaines.
Atos-Mesiames Billy Southworth,
s. W. Wilson, George Hueser, Airing
ton Cox, Misses Marjorie Williams, Ere,
da Grunert.
.Tenors-Messrs. George Heuser, Ar,
thur Carpenter. Peter Van and W. r.
Burnitt.
Bassos-Messrs. Paul WoerZ, o. r.
Shumate, Everett Kruger, Arlington
Cox, c. s. Brooks, Joe NJ. London.
j. + j.
The Sunday School class Of Miss FL
eanor Lilley, comprising about 20
young women OF Broadway Methodist
church. will go to Turner Falls sat
urday morning TO remain over night
and returning Sunday afternoon. The
young women will be accompanied by
Miss Liliey, Mr.. and Mrs. J. V. Fenner
and Scout Executive Reid. They will
camp at Scout Headquarters.
Mice Z illay xrgIl c,pAt,,. ,ka q.
school lessons Sunday morning, the
regular services to be carried out Us
at the church.
Saint Phillips Episcopal church has
the distinction OF having one Of the two
Boy cholrs In the State Of Oklahoma.
This choir consists OF about eighteen
boys and Is under the direction and
training on Mrs. Gertrude Kirkbrght.
who had experience with such choirs
in England before coming to America.
The boys are now well trained and a
program has been prepared for their
work for the year which will include
Cantatas OF every kind. both religious
and secular. Many OF the choirs in
tnc larger cnurCnes anu talntuTdiS III
England in the Mother Church. and
also on the continent. consist OF. boys
only and the most difficult music is
rendered with ease and finesse. The
music OF these churches II particularly
adapted to the sturdy sweetness OF
their voices.
II Is not generally known, particu-
larly where there has been but little
experience with such voices that they
have a greater range, true flute-llkc
qualities and a sturdlness and truth q
tone not found with girls and women,
hence their value as singers in the
great churches where the arches ex-
tend 70 dusky heights
The boys have entire charge OF the
music. under the charge OF their dircc.
tor. at every sunday evening service,
rendering the entire service and sing
ing music which has hitherto been
sung only by trained choirs. such as
the chants which are acknowledged Ia