The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-15

Jesus Is Risen" ..;.............. Adam,
| Why Weepest Thou" ....-..--.... WtlsoH
Miss Mildred Forest.
o"i'S' i Mr.. clarence ar Mitchell.
"a Mr.. Clare Van orman.
Mrs. J. II. Sutton.
Two sextets. In the Garden" and my
Lord and l." will be sung.
The regular midweek service will be held
on Wednesday night, April19.
FIRST-Corner Sixth avenue and HRrri-
son street, Rev. Edmund James kulp: pas,
SCHOOL, AUDIToRIUSI. sunday school
0 80 a. m, John V Abrahams, superinten-
dent Easter Offering for the new null0,
subject. The Beautiful Adventure An
them by the chorus. "Hailelujah Chorus
Nelson, "Hosanna." by Granier. High
School League, 80 p. m Evening services,
T:3e O'Clock. At, this. service the chorus
ia ster-tide.'' by Daniel Protheroe. The
Miss Lillian Malmstrom, contralto:- Mr..
Leslie Anderson, tenor, and MT, robert
Steiner, baritone. Mrs, E. II. Anderson,
pianist
HIGHLAND PARK-Corner Twenty
sixth and Ohio streets. Rev. James W,
Reed, pastor. Sunday school, 10 a. M, G.
L. Rossetter. superintendent. The young
people will render the playlet, The Mes,
O'clock. sermon by the pastor and recep-
ton of new members Junior League, 3
p. m. Mrs. Kathryn Mills, superinten dent
Epworth League. 40 p. M Vera Chubb,
president Evening services, 7:30 o'clock,
sermon subject. A Visit to the Tomb"
KANSAS AVENUE-102T North Kansas
avenue, Rev. Il. Ernest Gordon, pastor.
Sunday school, 80 q. m, Boyd Pollom,
superintendent. Morning services, II J!
O'Clock, sermon subject, Immortality.
Junior congregation will meet at II a. m.
Faster subject by Miss Laura Beverly
EpwoFth League, 9 10 p. m Dana Stay
ing Christ Our Guest" Evening services,
80 o'clock At this service there Will pc
grims." Prayer services, Wednesday eve
ming, 7 30 o'clock.
BOWMAN MEMORIAL-Corner Eleventh
street and Morris avenue, Rev. George E.
prayer meeting at $50 a. M Sunday
school, $50 a. m. Z. d. Spiekerman, sq-
At this service the Sunday school will fur
nish the special program The subject of
t ter The Knights Templar service viii
be held at p m, sermon subject iwen-
viii sing, "The Day Which the Lord Hath
Made" by Lambilotte. Mr.. Ralph G. Lyon
will sing, Calvary" by Rodney. Epworth
president. Evening services, 8 o'clock. The
chorus will sing the cantata, Calvary" by
Vessel, of which the following is the pro-
gram
Prelude, Fantasia. Dubois
Mr.. Paul Larkins-
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Lord Is Risen Today 49,; Stai1er
PRAYER: .-..---........-.--.--R Rev: Satteriee
t offelrtory."open the Gates of the fem
Mr.. Sidney S Smith.
INA Father. Forgive Them bass solo and and
To-day, Thou Shalt Be with Me-, bass
woman, Behold Thy Son." soprano and
bass duet and chorus.
my Godi Why Hast Thou Forsaken
Me-" bass solo and chorus.
81 Thirst" soprano, alto and bass trio
,n ia5e my Ito Ha Id pass d SOLO
AS 1t Began to Dawn soprano solo.
Consider the Lilies" trio
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Hymn 3s3.
nette Schwartz soprano; Miss Muriel Ran
dali. alto Mr. Ralph c. Lyon, tenor; Mr..
John NJ. Barstow, bass; Mr. Paul Il Lark
ms, organist; Mr.. Sidney S. Smith, director
OAKLAND-Cerner Chester and Sardou
avenues, Rev. G. W Marlin, pastor, Early
old and young. Sunday school, 8 AS &. m,
r. H Weeks, superintendent. Morning
services, IL o'clock. Easter program by
the Sunday school and reception of new
members. Epworth League at ESQ p. m.
James W Marlin, President. Evening
services, 80 O'Clock; at this service there
will be an Easter eantata by the choir
The program Of the cantata, The Living
Is as follows.
PreIude-''Night of Sorrow chorus and
choir.
contraito solo-''Let Thy VIII Be Done"
Miss Dorothy Shuler.
Soprano solo and choir-"Christ Has
Risen" solo, Miss Ella Thresher.
THE World is Not Thy Goal" choir.
Duet, soprano and contralto-"Thou Who
Knowest Sorrow; Soprano. Mrs. Valda
Campbell; contralto, Miss Elizabeth Al
Hson.
He Knows His own" chorus for women's
voices.
Duet, contraIto and tenor-"Love is the
Greatest Of All; contralto, Gladys Buck;
tenor. Glen Foster.
Tenor solo--'Lo am with You Away"
Glen Foster
Quarfet-'.The Living Christi: bass, DIN
Buck; tenor, Glen Foster; soprano, Miss
Ruth Sacher; alto. Miss Mable kessel-
ring.
we Come To Thee" soprano and bass
duet and soprano. bass and tenor trio I;
Bass, James Marlin; soprano, Fern
Brownell. tenor. Glen Foster.
Baritone solo-'We Shall Behold Him,
James W. Marlin.
Trio and ehoir-"Hear Us Father; So
prano, Miss Ella ThresheF; alto. Miss
Mable kesselring; tenor, Glen Foster
Choir director. James W. Marlin: pianist,
Mrs. Lola Mills; president of chorus.
Olfn Buck; secretary. Helen Bridson-
SEWARD AVENUE@Corner Seward and
Scotland avenues. Rev F. o. Hesse- pas
tor. Sunday school. ~ a m, w w
Ward, superintendent Morning services,