Putnam patriot., 1923-03-30
CHOIRS TO RENDER
 CANTATAS EASTER
Elaborate Musical Programs
 Will Tell of Christ's Tri- umph Over Death
Floral Decorations to Adorn Altars
 and Pulpits

The story of Easter-which to many Is the most significantly beauti- ful religious season of the whole year will be told in sermon and music all over the world on Sunday. And in anticipation of the day pastors and ehoirs of churches in Putnam and vi- einity have prepared appropriate ser mons and elaborate musical programs, that the resurrection of Christ and His triumph over death may be ade- quately and most beautifully told.
 Altars and pulpits will be veritable bowers of flowers, the Easter lily, the symbol of everything pure and holy, being predominant in the floral decor ations As the case is every year. there will be more worshippers al church services on Easter Sunday than on any other religious occasion during the year, with the possible eN- ception of the Christmas season, and for this reason. preparations are be- ing made for large congregations at all services.
 Children to Give Concert
 One of the events of interest Sun day will be the annual Easter concert by the children of the Baptist church Sunday school This will be given at 12 o'clock noon. and the program will be as follows
 Selection, orchestra; opening hymn, entire Sunday school; Scripture read ing. Corinne Wilson; prayer, Mir. Stoddard; welcome, Junior Lamondy ; recitation, Paul Stoddard; recitation, Olive Potter; selection. Joy Bells, ' \. [ seau; recitation, Theyl Carver; song, Primary class; recitation, Orrin Aus tin; recitation, Ruth 0sier; recitation. Ruth Parks; recitation. Esther Far ley; solo, c. il. Walmsley; recitation. Mary Clark recitation, Beth Thomp- son, recitation, William Kennedy recitation, Dorothy Beekwith, review of lessons, Primary class; selection, Ring Happy Bells" Junior choir ; recitation, "A Child and n Lily" Eva Farley recitation, My Easter Gar den,' Viola Lavalle; violin solo, "The Flower Song" Miss Esther Rouse , recitation, An Easter Emblem, !" Rhoda Hislop; recitation. Ready for Easter" Mildred Davis; dialogue, "Sunbeams, Leonta Carver and Dor othy Peterson; recitation. Easter Missions" Edith Fairley; recitation, "The Victory Verse" Hazel Amesi recitation, Three Easter Wishes, Helen kolar; exercise, We Crown the Gross Today" Miss Farrows class selection, "In the Cross of Christ Glory" Junior choir; recitation. .'rhe First Easter Day" Ruth Fairley; reef tation, ''The King of Glory, Mabel Thompson; recitation. In His Gar den. " Martha forrey; recitation, The Message of Hope" Nellie Davis; reel tation, After the Cross" Judith Sa- bin: recitation, An Easter Message, Julia Peterson selection, Awake, Thou That Sleepest, male quartet ; benediction, Mr Stoddard.
 At the Baptist Church
 At the t0.30 o'clock service Sun day morning at the Baptist church, the following will be the musical pro- gram: Organ Prelude. Unfold Ie Portals" Gounod: anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living" F Peel, choir; anthem, Risen a Glorious King" Ira B Will son. choir; violin solo, Miss Esther Rouse: baptism.
 Baptists to Sing Cantata
 The cantata, The First Easter, will be given at the Baptist church at 4.30 o'clock Sunday afternoon. The score of this cantata is most beauti- ful one. and will be most acceptably rendered by the choir and soloists. who include: Mrs. Albiu Johnson. so- prano; Miss Mildred Bard, eontralto i; Edwin Phillips, tenor. and George H..
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