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

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II o'clock, Easter program. EpEorth
League $50 p MI Mis- sussnHah Good ID
o'clock, sermon by the pastor.
| ECUMSEH-Tecumseh. Kansas, Rev
James W. Reed, pastor. sunday school,
noon services. ) o'clock, sermon subject,
Victory" Epworth League at Z 80 p m,
Lloyd Lee, president.
TRINITY-Corner Sixteenth and Harri-
son streets, Rev. E. e. Ryerson, pastor.
Sunday school, with orchestra, D 80 a. M,
]. H. Mills, superintendent. Special Easter
services. Morning object sermon, IL O'Clock.
At this service there will be an Easter pro-
gFam by the the sga64g seho9 aavse Anth ap
Dead" Ashford. Junior League, so p. m
president. Evening services, O'Clock.
! Faster sermon by the pastor. Anthems
and Forever With the, Lord" Wilson.
Mrs. L. G. Thorpe. choir director
TYLER STREET-Corner. Fifth and
Epworth League sunrise prayer meeting In
connection with the regular topic, Geo.
Urban, leader. Sunday school, :45 a. M,
A O. Beach, superintendent. Easter pro-
O'clock. sermon subject ''Fhe Risen Mes
League, Z p. m, Geo. Kern, president. Eve
ming services. 80 o'clock The choir will
Ira b. Wilson. Prayer meeting Thurs
day. 80 p. IN. Choir practice at S 80 D. IN.
WESLEYAN-Corner Third and Jeffer-
Sunday scheol, Q As a. m. William Haun.
superintendent. Easter program. Morning
services. IL O'Clock. sermon by the pastor,
Bible study. 80 p. m Evening services,
80 o'clock, sermon by the pastor. Prayer
meeting, Thursday evening
NAZARENE
Topeka avenues, Rev. c. +; Clayton. pas.
tor growing Sunday school opens at
o;45 a. m Morning services, II O'clock,
meeting at $50 p. IN. Evening services,
Z 80 o'clock. Spirited song service by con-
gregation and choir.
PRESBYTERIAN.
BETHEL-seven miles southeast of To-
peka. Rev Frank Ferguson Ogle. pastor.
Sunday school, ? p. m. VIM. j. Peck,
perintendent. Afternoon services. 3 o'clock.
sermon subject. THE Resurrection" text,
Christ Is Risen Indeed" st. Luke, pa "a
FIRST-Opposite State House grounds
on Harrison street. between Eighth ave
E Est aH pastor tor Sunday school. $50 a. m.
Morning services, II O'Clock, sermon sub
ject, "The Living Christ"
At the morning services the following
will be the musical program:
Instrumental Decentralization. l.. .Mietzke
Organ, Miss Ethel f. Frizell violin,
Miss Helen Phipps; harp. Mrs. f. A.
Easter yCarol-"Give Ear, Give Ear, Good
0n''st From MP Piae cantiones. 1882
An Old and Gladstone Easter Song
Chorus.
Hymn to the MadonHa" Kremser
Mrs. Howard S. .searle and chorus: with
harp accompaniment by Mrs. Il. A.
SELECTIONS from The Redemption" Gounod
(b) The Reproaches 60 Ny Vineyard,'l.
(c) Choral. Lord Jesus Thou 70, Ali
Bringest Light and Salvation"
Quartet.
cOntraltO soio-"As 1t Began to Dawn
Mrs. Dotterweich. IN --'''
chorus-"H allelujah," from the Mes
sian j. .-.--.----..--. ..-.-.-- Handel
munion, reception for new members. infant
baptism and installation of elders and
deaeons Christian Endeayor at 6 80 p. m.
In the evening, at the regular evening serv
ices, q: 30 O'Clock, sacred cantata, The
Holy City" by A. R. Gaul, will be given
soloists: Mr.. Theodore II. Post, director;
Miss Ethel E. frfzel1. organist; soprano,
Mrs a4wSEd seSIlei slto' Mrs. Henry
Searle; bass, Mr.. Horace r. Bowman harp,
Mrs. F. a. Derby; violin, Miss Helen
The first part of 1.-The Holy City, Was
suggested by the passages Of Scripture,
Here have we no continuing city" Thy
Kingdom Come" and sets forth the desire
for higher life as expressed in the words,
My Soul Is Athfrst for God" The second
part was suggested by the words. Il a
new heaven and a new earth, for the first
heaven and the first earth were passed
away" The words entirely scriptural
with the exception of two hymns. three
verses from the TIE Deum, and verse from
Milton, List the Cherubic Host"
PART ONE.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Miss Frizen
Chorus, tenor solo and quaFtet-'NO shad-
ows Yonderr
Tenor-"My Soul Is Athirst For God"
Mr.. Searlc
Trio uiedA-.sAt Eyeutide
Shall BE Light
Mrs SearIe. Mrs Post and Mrs
DotterWeich.
Chorus-"They That Sow In Tears
Alto-"Eye Hath Not Seen"
Mrs. DotterWeich.
Chorus-"For the o Dear, Dear Country"
Thine Is The Kingdom
PART TWO.
Organ Observation-Disclosures"
Miss Frizel.
Baritone-"A New Heaven and New
Earth"
Choral sanctus-"Holy, Holy. Holy
Mr.. Bowman and chorus.
Tenor-sTO the Lord Our God
Mr. SeaFle-
AIto-"Cone Ye Blessed of Ny Father"
Mrs Dcfterweich-
Chorus (unaccompaniedl--Th Filming Pot !
Is For Silver
Soprano---These Are They"
Mrs. Searle-
Duet-''They Shall Hunger No More"
Mrs. Dotterweieh and Mrs Searle-
Women's chorus-"List The Cherubic Host