The Columbia evening Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-15
EASTER TO BE
FULLOFCHEER
All Churches Have Beautiful
Services Planned for
Tomorrow.

The Columbia churches will conduct
special Easter services in the morning
and evening on Easter Sunday. There
will be special music and the sermons
will contain Easter messages.
The morning service at the Methodist
Church will be conducted by the Rev.
Joseph d. Randolph, and special music
has been prepared by the choir. In the
evening 'Easiertide," a cantata, will be
given TO take the place Of the regular ser
mon.
'Easiertide' is by Daniel Protheroc.
Ii describes the trial, crucifxion and res
direction Of Jesus. Henry II. Louden-
back will conduc; the choir, with Paul
Howard at the organ. The solo parts
will be sung by Misses Flossie Bell Nc
Donnell and Virginia Cole, sopranos;
Miss Louise Wylie and Mrs. II. H. Lou
dcnback, coniraltos: Bruce Todd, Everett
Woodwork and ]. Reavis Rhca, tenors;
and Richard Silbersiein: bass.
The Episcopal Church will have Holy
Communion at 7:30 o'clock, Sunday
school at 9:30 o'clock. morning prayer,
sermon and Holy Communion at l0:S
O'Clock. There will be a special musical
program of anthems.
The Presbyterian Church will hold
services at l0:45 O'Clock and the Rev. W.
o. Shoemaker will preach. At the
morning service Prof. John Mueller and
the quartet choir will render service
Of praise.
The First Baptist Church will also
conduct special Easter services. The
Sunday school will join the Easter exer-
ciscs which begins at 10 o'clock and
will take the place of the regular SER
mon. Professor Roy |. Johnson will
give the Easter message. The special
program is called Easter Hope. In the
evening an Easter Cantaia will be given
by the choir in place Of the regular
sermon.
The Christian Church will have the
following program: Morning sermon |
will be The Rebirth: An Approach to
the Problem Of Immortality" There
will be special music. including a violin
solo by George Vcnable. and an Easter
Anthem by the quartet. The knight
Templars will attend in a body. In
the evening the sermon will be The
Easter Message of Maeterlinck's The
Blind" The Christian College sextet.
under the direction Of Mrs. Anna Fro
man, The Lord Is Risen" and The
Miss Eleanor Hulett will
sing -Hosana."
The primary department will also hold
special services at 9:3O O'Clock Sunday
There will be readings BY
Claude Hourigan. Alta Simmons, Charles
Mayhugh, Sam Mead, Eugenia Wright,
Jane Jobe Searcy, Martin Shaner, Leon
Jacobs, Winifred Anderson, William
Hickman, Stanley Reid, Dan Kurtz and
Andrew Bass, Jr. There will be several
songs by the different grades and also a
solo by Roy Conley Oliver. III
The Young Peoples Union will have
charge of an Easter sunrise service Sun.
day morning. The services will be held
on the steps of Jesse Hall at o'clock
if the weather is suitable. II it is i'm
possible to meet there, the meeting will
be held in the Y. NJ. c. A. Auditor.
ium. The members of the student con-
gregalion and the Christian Endeavor
are urged to be there.
The Rev. ]. ]. O'Regan Of St. Louis
will deliver the sermon at
High Mass at 10 o'clock in the morning
at the Catholic Church. There will be
a special musical program consisting Of
''Oferiory, Regina Coeli," vida Aguam'
and Leonard's MASS in B fat" After
a short evening service, a moving pic
ture. the ~Blasphemer," will be shown
at the Knights of Columbus Students
Home. 1t is modern religious play to
inculcate respect for God. The plot is
Of successful business man who thought
he didn't need God.
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