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NO PASTOR, But
CHURCH WORK
is NOT HALTED
Miss Bennett Carries on
Until New Minister
Begins Work.

TIN the absence Of a regular
pastor at First Friends
III Church, Thirteenth and Ala
bama SITS. Miss Martha 70. Bennett,
All N. Delaware ST., director of re
ligious education, fills the post Of as
sistant pastor.
The Rev. Eden Fl. Mills, Brook
Ign, N. Y, who has been called to
become pastor of the church will
take up his duties in September.
Meanwhile, DIR. David M. Edwards,
president Of Earlham College, Rich
mond, Ind, breaches the Sunday
sermon.
Duties of Miss Bennett + varied
and range from planning a program
Of church activities to making
pastoral calls during the week. She
spends her entire time in the work.
Knows Duties
Being the daughter of Rev. A.
l.. Bennett, pastor Grand Avenue
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Editor of The Congregationalist

r OYALTY to a great ideal and
to a noble institution is often
III the ultimate test of a mans
character. 1t marks the real man,
his actual faith, and his devotion to
principle, apart from the weaknesses,
shortcomings, meannesses and fail
ures of other men.
Most Of us tend to allow our 10y
atty and our devotion, even to the
highest things, to be affected by the
acton of others. Some men refuse
to go to church, or to join the church
because many church members are
full of fault and inconsistency. Some
men allow themselves to speak dis
paringly Of patriotism, because often
men in high places have made it a
cloak for their own selfish schemes
and purposes, have in fact so de-
bauched and debased 1t that the
great DIR. Johnson said ironically
that patriotism was the last refuge
of a scoundrel.'
Patriotism, of course. is no such
thing, no matter how much self
seekers may drag it in the dust. 1t
was the hope and refuge and
strength Of men like Lincoln. And
the church, no matter how deep the
hypocrisy Of some of it's members,
has been the home OF saints and
prophets. 1t represents for good
men the highest things. regardless
of the base uses to which worldly
men have endeavored to prostitute it.
Real Loyalty
Note how splendidly this loyalty
to the highest comes out in Peter
and John. who, our lesson says.
went up together into the temple"
This temple was the official center
Of jewish religion But a few weeks
before tVe official religious leaders
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Methodist Church of Connersville,
Miss Bennett is familiars with a
pastors duties. She received a
masters degree in religious educa-
ton at Boston University. after
graduation from DE Paw Univer-
sity, Greencastle, Ind, in 1920.
For two years before coming to
Indianapolis she was religious edu-
cation secretary at Washington Park
M. E. Church, Providence, r. l.
Friday is observed as Church Day
ut First Friends Church. In the
afternoon women's meetings and
recreational activities for children
are held. Following the weekly
supper a prayer service Is held, fol
lowed by committee meetings, and
a class in religious education for
children.
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Heavy Work

THE religious education field Is a
new one and includes various lines
of activities, one Of which is the
Friday night classes for children. My
work is heavy, but it is very inter-
esting and I enjoy 1t immensely"
Miss Bennett said.
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The great choirs of the churches,
with special s~oloists and choruses,
have prepared stirring in%spirational
programs of song and rejoicing.
Probably never in the history of
Indianapolis have such elaborate
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soprano %solO;st, at st. Paul's Epis-
cOpal Church.
Easter hymns at tbs 1880 O'Clock High
Mass Easter Sunday.
tion Of the Blessed Sacrament will be
sung by the Young Mems Choir.
Miss Emma Colbert. organlst.
$50
HOLY CROSS.
A new mass composed by NJ. E.. Dow
ney will be sung for the first m IN this
city at the 1870 high mass Easter Sun
The mass is scored for a four-part mixed
choir and is dedicated in honor Of the
Blessed SACRAMENT. the principal theme
around which the mass Is composed BE-,
original Gregorian; The mass conforms to
all the liturgical requirements of the
"Motq Proprio' regarding church music
critics as one of the most noteworthy
compositions published in recent years.
Solemn High Mass, 1o,3 GA. NJ
"Mhii ii N !" Honorem s S. 5%asrani; mt
onertcry-;Renisa coclia r.. DS &sreS
Es1ediction following High Nass.
90 Sa.utaris ''' ve adamma
irHsuo choir hitt Is composed Of the tfoiiiowinG
sF2 gDnseS iKeli Mrs Misc s9sfHR dno Z; o0f2NSelffKY, MIS- MIS-
Dorothy Sylvester. Altos, Miss Gertrnde
Strickler, Miss Mary ONeill. Miss Rather
inc O'Neill. Miss Katherine O'Connell, Miss
Norma ~COnnaughton. Tenors. Joseph
Swallow. Charles Bauer. Bases. Robert
Shipman. Charles Quinn, Henry G.. Klein.
Organist. Miss Edca +. Phinney. Direc-
tor. Humbert p. PAGAN.
Nine o Clock Mass
Ave Maris Stella" 'Grliol'.A H. Rosewig
20 Salutaris' Rossini
Sopranos. Mis- es Irene Lillis. Maude
McAllister; alto. Miss Rose HAYES; tenor.
Frank Delaney; bass, Robert Fessler.
Violin, Miss Alice Poirier.
Organist. Mrs. Charles Il. Hanrahan.
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OUR LADY OF LOURDEs

Solemn High Mass at 8 O'Clock
At the 1lemn high mass at s o'clock
the choir will render GOunod's Mass III
G.. The instrumental accompaniment will
be rendered by the Montani Trio. under the
direction OF Pasauale l.. Montani. Miss
Clara Hope. Organist.
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Anna Ressino. Angelina Navarro.
Rose A~rlstolane. Margaret Parker, Ruth
Parker. Margaret Marshall, Josephine Car
Ter. Josephine Brady. Mary Griffin. Mar
garet sullivan. Tracy Lyons; altos. Misses
Emma Weisbach. Katherine Weisbach and
Marian Marshall.
Organist and Director - Miss Frieda
Buennastl.
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BROADWAY NJ. f. CHURCH

BROADWAY NJ. Il. CHURCH
By CHORUS Choir Of Fifty VOICES: willard
'm|@ii3;45 A. M
Il fmnR-HiaiiiD the Day that sees Human HIM
Response-soi,ir Easter; Prayer lark
A" soioists MIS- Mrs. D. S. Ritter. Mr.. E. sn e.
Selyage Mr., C.. e. Hoguea,
0PGi oiin soioMk omd RawRn" w GIniHs%aa
g. Miss Loripda C%ottingham.
organ-"concert Overture in G.. Kinder
Hym9-.SSRRrrifs"ts the SS1 Cord Is Risen @af ia srian'
Anthe@L"Aw;aka' Thou that Sleep 1H'ai'A
soifoitsts. Mrs. Eugene Short. M" G.
organ-"Easter 9SrertOTrS3, 80. Pallatt
sODr% sSbb sGIGs-'ln the End Of the sDeat.
Mrs. Roy N. Downs. 'A
Anths M1 Have Taken Alvey
HarrM ny LORD .''.'''''''..' stalner
".fs a@dn ads" 800. sstetsnO d i, ss.eIanS
MRS. f@''5 Helene Harrison Glossbrenn rS.i0nl
Anthem-"Mary at the Sepulcher'
Mixed Observation-Disclosures -. Warren
Soprano Mrs. Short Alto, Mrs. Sci
VaFe. Tenor. Mr. dogue. Bass. Mr..
Anthem-'Triumphant Strains Arise"
s%oioists: Mr.: Lloyd, Mrs. Rite" and
49, Mrs. Sewage.
6 yran-,sTn Your u & Sls %in w9iices", ,ETiI52g
SEVENTH PRESBYTERIAN
MORNING Service
PProSnMEase." @Hqssni Is Risen ' sniiivsn
Anthem-'Late on the Sabbath Day,
solow,aopenA t the GSses of tbs Te MFaesen
pooo Raymond +; Forbes
n-Nlght Service
PresaeslonaIw'etBgris is Risen" "0uA'e'u
cantata3, The Resurrection story ADAMS
Observation-Disclosures the Lord Is Ricen."
Part THE Trage Sgoir
Solo-"There y a Green Hill,
Chorusz'Oh, Come and Mourn"
Solo-',Near the Cross was Mary Weep
cchborIs-".LLste on the sabbath Day"
Trio-Awake. Glad Soul. Awake,
Solo-"Christ, the Lord is Risen Again. y
ChprusTa"whosover Believeth Shall
Chorus-"Come. Ye Faithful"
Postlmde-,christ the Lord is Risen
Mrs. Samuel e. Garrison. organist and
director.
Soloists-Mrs. Raymond F. Forbes, Mrs.
Mabelle Moehlman, Miss Ethel Forsee.
Miss Helen B~randenberger. Randolph
Snider. Raymond Forbes.
ASSUMPTION
-1C O'Clock High Mass
"Vidi Aguanl'' Peters
Mass in B Fiat ........... .,. Farmer
Regina Coelt" .........-.... Werner
OffertOry
20 Sdhi Taris' -........-. .Weigand
Benediction
'Fantum Ergo 49,. Rossi
Holy God We Praise Thy Name
--S o'clock Mass
Children1s choir will render special pro-
gram of Easter music.
The members of the choir are as fol-
lows: Alto, Miss Caroline Foltz; soprano.
Mrs, Perez nransfeld Mrs. West; tenor.
j. Vest. j, Hoff: baritone. I~gnatius Goe-
decker and Louis Goedecker.
Organist. Sister M Aurelia.
HOLY ANGELS
The Children's Chbir of Holy Angels
I Church will render a beautiful program OF
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steps been taken
to make this
Easter Sunday
the greatest ever
observed here.
During the
Lenten season
the Protestant
churches held
revival meet
ings, most of
them closing to-
today. The new
members will be
received into
church member
ship.
The season in
the Ca h o c
churches have
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Choir assisted by Miss Florenz NJ. Dip
pei, violinist.
Miss Clarissa nippel, cellist.
Organist. Marie G. Filcer.
Director. II. B. Hessling.
ST. larry
Easter Program. 8 A. M
Low Mass (Hymns), Children's Choir.
Id: 80 A. NJ
Solemn High Mass by Mixed Choir and
Orchestra.
Selection by Orchestra.
.Missa Nq $. So Cords 'jesiui'.'.' Lye .TsTyon
orertoFy&sTerrs ''Tremuit''. .Wiegand
March From Aida" ........... Verdi
Orchestra.
3 p. NJ. Vespers-
Solemn Vespers and Benediction.
Members of Choir-Sopranos, Mrs.
Joseph LAUDER. Misses Alvina Sellmeyer,
Edna Beunnagel. Clara Conner. Clara
schuck. Leona schiefers; altos. Misses
Clara Koers. Ruth Hauser. Virginia Dan
fischer: tenors. Messrs. Frank LAUDER, Al
bert Berberich, Joseph LAUDER, Louis
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SACRED HEART

- A. NJ, First solemn Higl Mas
Procession, p~refeded by tribe alielulia,
sion. singing of Easter carols. Same con
cludes with antiphon and Magnihcat.
"~Introit Gradual Sequence and COM,
MD mu9 9,ot, 'M:-, .Greg0f1 ridsb amer
onertory-"Terra Tremuit' .Wiegand
Professionalism Easter Carol.
-9:15. Second Solemn High Mass.
Excer:tng the procession. program the
92:J0 p. NJ. Solemn vespers-
''Psalms and Antiphons Of the Yes
pers for Easter Kahn and Novello
% salntaTls. .....'.'' ~Linge eVeg1g1d
T Rea6asi0na Ergo esus Lives "ieS
Bertha KruSe, Matilda Casper; Marie
Roehm; Ella Lawrie Inez Nordloh. Heller
beth Schafer. Altos-Helen ohleyer. Irene
Roehm. Anna Fussner, Hilda RathL. Marie
Tenner. Marie Kiefer. IenoTsl5Ravymonnd
Basses-Fred strack. Chas, Strack. Charles
G.. Rathz. c, Francis Rathz, Frank Cant
ner Victor j. Wyss. Edward Eckstein.
+. J. Boerger. organist and director.
ST. ANNE's. MARS Hill
Al the 7:3O and $50 o'clock Masses
Sunday the children OF the parish will
sing q fine program OF Easter hy1ins,
at both Masses.
ST. ANTHONY'S
Masses on Easter Sunday morning will
he celebrated at st. Anthony's, church at
5 :4R. 7:3O. o and 1890 O'Clock. Al the
latter mass the following program will
he rendered.
mass in, Honor of Our Lady Of
"vidi Aquam" minimum. Mitterer
Regina Coeli" .........--. Appert
ST. BRIDGET'S
Eight O'Clock Mass
"Alleluia Alleluia."
To-day He Is Risen
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Rev. e.. II. Roberts. Pastor
Morning at 10:45-
Organ Prelude-"Easter Morning"
bemmM;.Fai3o and II so l. Baumgartner
~ P' Schneider
AnthsmE..Christ the Lord is Risen
Organ offertory-'To a wild Rose.
.:ti.:t.;.h. f. A., Mc; Dowell
Mrs, Frank j. Billeter
Organ Postlude-"Ea Easter March. .Merkel
Evening al 7:45-
Organ Prelude-'Resurrection Morn"
Anthem-;dTe Deium in Il Flat. Bs1m nSh
Tr1o-"I Waited for the Lord -.
Misses Mildred, Margaret and Mary Frey
Anthem-"Christ. Our Passover" Schilling
Violin Solo-"Reverie''
Miss Clara Krentler
Anthem-"This is the Day go. Maunder
Organ Offertory-"Spr1ng Song 49,.
Organ Postlude-"Triumphal March
Jeanette l. Vaughan is o~rganist and
director.
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EASTER, SEASON. OF BEA UTY ARRIVES IN GREAT LOR
Splendid Choirs and Noted SoIoists Have Prepared
Wonderful Programs for the Great Day-Impres-
Sive Services Announced at All Churches.
By The Visitor

Easter in all of it's great and impressive glory will be OBJ
served in Protestant and Catholic churches Of the city tomor-
row. marking the close of the Lenten period.
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HOLY ROSARY

Easter Program
The Masses on Easter Sunday at Holy
Rosary church will be at 7 and 10 a. m.
AT the z O'clock Mass the following pro-
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Elmer Andrew Steffen, director of
SchOla Cantorum and in charge Of
Easter Music at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral.
graz will be rendered by a children's
choir of twenty-five voices, organist and
director of this choir, Miss Anna Ressino.
Christ the Lord is Risen Again"
Ave Maria Thou Virgin and Mother
"sing the Battle Sharp and Glorious.
."Hail the Holy Day OF 1aysr".Bn L. G u
10 O'clock Mass
AT the 10 O'Clock Mass the following
program will be rendered.
nlUl Aquah .....'.. refers
hyr1d ......-- .......b. a. flynh
Glor1a, a. Fiynn
'CredO" ......B A. Flynn
.offertory, Regina Coeli". 49, Mario
"Sanctus A. Flynn
"Benedict1s" .....,........B. 4. Flynn
Reproduction Of the Blessed Sacrament
Will be given after this Mass.
"Ecce Panis' Troielli
'Tantum Ergo" ...........J Weigand
Holy God"
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ST. PHILLIP NERI

,,Ec8enedictlon OF Blessed sacramenl-
20 Salutaris" W. II. Rees
'sPantum Ergo" .......... w. H. Roes
Choir and Congregation.
The members of the choir are: So
pranos. Eleanor Welch, Lucille Boersig.
Kathleen Dulastoch; alto. A. Haugh. ten
ors, &. Murphy. 7. Walpoie. F. German:
bassos,. 7. Healy. G, Boersig. Director. F.
Q. Viking. Organist. Mrs. Anna r. Ma
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FIRST MORAvIAN EPISCOPAL

FIRST M0RAVIAN EPISCOPAL
Temporary Quarters. 65S E. 26th st.
Morning. IL O'Clock
Easter prfogram by Sunday School.
rrelude-"Reyerie Poetique" -. Bartlett
Cantata-"Life Everlasting'' 800. .Petris
Chorus-"Darkness Reigned.'
Duet soprano and Contradict
Only Salvation"
Grace F.. Rodgers, Dorothy Hockersmith
Chorus-"Easter Dawning."
soprano and Chorus-The Easter It'd
solo-Dorothy H. King
Solo-Edwtn Berry
Chorus-"Life Everlasting"
Contralto Solo-'Earth Could Not Hold
Lois Michael
Soprano and Chorus--"Praise Him"
Trio Soprano. Tenor. BSssJ-Teach
Grace RSdgssrs Edwin Berry.
Bass solo-"The Great Example"
ChorusE"Soy to the World"
Reading Of Acts Of sunday-Passion Week
Po@stifnHdheE"orpheus'' Kroecer
II. r. Michaei. choir director.
Helen L. ouig' pianist.
EDWIN RAY NJ. Il. CHURCH
Choir of thirty-five voices. Franklin N.
Taylor, director. and Freda Hart. organist.
The soloists are Mildred schmedel and
Dorothy Bartholomew, sopranos; Viora
Frye, contralto; Harry Jenkins and Walter
Rothermal. bassea.
Morning Music
Organ Prelude-"Resurrection Morn"
Johnston
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the Lord is
Soprano soioomSchri;t is Risen". As Scott
Mildred Schmedel
Postlude-"Triumphal March .Wachs
Evening Music
Organ Prelude-"Temple March. Vincent
org:n-onSrtoryLCantlene,' Shelley
Introduction and Opening Chorus
...... silent the Sleeping Town"
Contralto Solo-'1n the Garden"
Soprano Solo and Chorus-Shall Heavy
Rock"
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-WEEKLY SUNDA SCHOOL IESSON==
Loyalty to Great Ideal Is Test of Nam Character

The international Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for April H.. The cripple
at the Beautiful Gate. Acts Bill. E
N mimi. Il, 9TH - N
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ST. JOSEPH's

The members OF the choir are: So,
pranos, Mesdames Russell r. Mansfield,
Carl E. Moldthan. John R. Merl. W. B..
Bright, the Misses Mary Corrigan, Marie
Moran, Margaret Widolf and Mary
Glaska: altos. the Misses Mary Agnes KEEL
Ter. Anna Glaska. Mrs. Joseph Gallagher;
tenors. John r. Merl. T. b. Hessling :
bassos. Robert v. Fessler. Maurice San
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ST. MATTHEW EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN
SUNRISE

SUNRISE SERVICE
Sunday Morning.
Processional-'Christ the Lord Has
Anth ems "EW3S1sSg Shall the Easter ch0f
Carol BE" ............. Choir
Song-"He Is Rieen". Male Quartet
Hymn-"Angels Roll the Rock Away"
Congregation
fGta9S@F fSsui LORD I; in His iHioi ya''0r
sermonM@He is Risen. 0noi'
.......... Rev. L. G. E. Pastor
song-"Iesus Lives -. Male Quartet
song-Ldsten to the Story. . Choir
Hymn-mJust As l Am" -. .Congreg' ton
Service Preparatory for Communion.
Holy Communion.
Benediction.
Doxology.
A. reunio-, Of the catechetical classes
from 19l7-lpE5 will be held in the eve
ming at 7:30. A special program has been
arranged for this service.
Reunion Service Sunday, 1880 p. M
ProcessioqalI'"stand Up Stand Up,
Tor Jesus ...... Glasses 1917-1925
Opening Services ............. Pastor
Sermon-"My Hope Is Built on Moth
ing Less than Christ's Blood and
righteousness Pastor
Pantomime-"In the Cross of Christ /
Glory ....4... Class of June. 1924
the Increasing Power 81 the Con-,
Roll Cali and Communications e'"'D ''A"'
Hymn fe-"Halleluiah Jesus Lives
Benediction. IL
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Regina Coeli" ....... Caglierro op. 0
Missa ordinarium-'Te Deum Lauda-
Solo q Three Part Chorus. organ organ and
Orchestra, in Six Movements.
"Kyrie Eleison' %(andante)
Gloria (~allegro giusto)
"Ctedo" ~(allegro maestQso)
"Sanctus'' (andantel
"Benedictus'' (andante)
-Reccssional-
"Halleluiah Chorus .......,. Handel
(Arrangeyent for Four-Part Male Chorus
At N 4.sG So'emn n Tespdfrss I SI o es Sel rsSitsI
and professional. The psalms. antiphons
and hymns will be selected from arrange
ments of Vatican melodies.
land, Bernard thinner. VIM. Fogarty,
Thomas sullivan, Francis o'Brien, Edward
Flynn Paul Smith; Humbert Pagani
Hausera Paul Harrington, Edward La
Shell. David Lawlor. Elmer Andrew Stef.
fen, director; Frances B.. Spencer. oEganist.
y
WEST WASHINGTON STREET PRESBY.
TERRAIN CHURCH
Morning at LOAD
organ Prelude Resurrection Morn
ADMINISTRATIVE Thou that sleepsssotPHp ''0n
Organ oifieriory-sDring Song '"'A''"
Solo-"Be Ye Glad" -. Paul Ambrose
Mr. Warren Darneil.
:@Evening at 7;45-
Organ Prelude-"Evensong.I' $500.
AnthemI"Jubilate in A fMi ajOPFP, I ifynes
Easter Carols
:. $Ssss 8 ssIi, Of Are E'i kIgsi T1%e" B;r Bst9s;
Anthem-"Awake Thou That sieepesttSH
Organ oheir;tory-'Tioc a wild lRese''"4' A'On
-. -. Il. A Nc. DOWeH
solo-'open the Gates Of the Temple
Mrs. Frank Burhis. MIS- Knapp
ouartet-"In Heavenly Love Abiding"
Mrs. Frank Burris, Miss Marg apsfe"
Organ Postlude,
Mrs. Florence Darnell, c%Tganist.
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
Morning at IL
Organ 7Prelude-Variations on IAN
A sa,amaKine ri tl6 Our , Peas %S{an.v. Ey oSsmS6
Mr., Il. Il. Stidham.
ohert9ry, Violin and organ)-.To q
soloWMiflp k K6ss that My kcd Sei
Mrs x.s jiamfEs s,l i. L9vryr..,ar
SAA' h'b'
Organ Observation-Disclosures a.. Handel
-Nesper Service at 4:45-
Miss Lucille Stanley. violinist, and Miss
Ruth Rainier, harpist, will assist,
Meditation Prelude Lyiolin, Harp. and
Anthem-'The Lord Is Risen, .Loveland
Anthem-'The Strife Is Ger Mendelssohn
...,,... -. Wsrd-Stevens
Mr.. Frank B. Nusbaum.
Organ MISUNDERSTANDING Song" 49,.
Solo-'Hosanna - Granier
Miss Mary Moorman.-
Harp Interlude-nPriere' "A. Hasselmans
Miss Ruth Rainier.
Anthem with Violin, Harp and Or
gan)-"The Resurrection Shelley
Organ Postlude-"Easter March. .Merkel
The quartet is. Mrs. James H.. Lowry.
soprano; Miss Mary Moorman, alto; Mr..
Frank, B. Nusbaum, tenor; Mr.. E. E.. Std
ham. bass.
Charles F. Hansen is o~rganist and must
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ST. PATRICK's


Members OF st. Patrick's Choir-So-
pranos, Mrs, J. J. Schattner. Misses lula
Colbert, Mabel Raftery. Catherine O'Gara;
altos. Helen Raftery: tenors. NJ. Bradley,
Joseph pux: bassos. ]. Smith. r. Block.
William Bradley.
Organist-Helen Colbert,
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Ulatthem e

Regina Coeli."
Hail the Holy Day OF Days"
Ten O'Clock Mass
'Vldi Aquam' Peters
"Kyrie" -. =. j. n. Bartholomew
gloria ..........- ). n. Bartholomeus
"Sanctus'' ......... j. N. bartholomew
"Benedictus, ....... }; !, Bartho,omeus
Benediction-Te Deum.'
-AThe choir members are: Mary Davis,
Margaret Davis. Esther Beatty, Clara Hill.
Helen Reinhard. Lucy Roll. william
Schifferdecker Joseph Burkhart. Douglas
Cleary and Daniel Johnson.
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- VIII hA0 -
Each year there seems to be added
interest in the part that music plays
in church life. Organists in several
of the downtown churches have held
musical preludes during the noon
hour and on Sunday afternoons dur
ing the Lenten season.
On Easter Sunday music will hold
a most prominent part in all serv-
ices.
ST. PAUL'S EPISCOPAL
First Celebration $50 A. N
semi.(c5hnoSr}al Communion Service. 0'"i'Van
Recesslonal-"Jesus Christ Is Risen
Second mage Celebration lin Chapel. 8 Xo x. H.
EsEtni CehlsBPati YRe d Coda q G,o M.
Anthe@@AGhrist Our Passover in 6
"festivvaL r. fb% eSuim," in F.. Ralph %E5re Kinder
ASattRRGel@aEIli'c6hrist the Lord is RiisesSSS un0o
Hymn1a6oronatio;ni ii'9&, III. Heoiiden
oHffesrttoory2;Idehti j.. p. scott
Mrs. Lucille Brandon Rainey
"SSfionTriHau s in 'Exxcelsis' - 02 ToHrs
RecessionalE3"Hark the Angels Sweet
ly Sing" Schilling
Knie Templar Service,
De Molay Commandry No. 81.
observation-disclosures Christian Sol
der" $500 ......... Baring-Gould
GLORIA Patria'' Elvey
Anthem-"Triumphant Strains Arise
Anthem-'christ Our Passover -
Hymn.aGoronationi 1922 oo'T Holden
er Liveth" ............. Handel
ReceesionaitHrsigrThFe an ses J of God Goes
Forth to War" (23) -. Gutter
Mrs. Frances Johnson, soprano; Mrs. j.
tenor: John McConnell. bass.
Mrs. Lucille Brandon Ralney. soprano.
guest soloist.
Quartet Of horns, Brewer t. Clay, direc-
Clarence H. Carson. choirmaster and or
gapist.
Vested chorus choir.
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HOLY TRINITY


Music. Program for Easter Sunday
All 4 the music is rendered by st.
Cecilli' : CGoir.
"Alleluia' ..-.....rs. A. FOester
"Pange lingua' .......--.. A. Foester
The Savior Is Risen ,.......F. UraInar
Mass 90. ......... C.. A. Foepel
Christ he Lord Is Risen. J. sieherl
Happy Easter Day" ........ j. Sicherl
Regina Coeli Laetare' .....E. Grammar
Various other Easter hymns
Follow .ng are the members OF ST. Ce-
elias Main Choir: Soprano. Mrs. Mary
UrajESr. Mrs. Antonio Kos. Mary Koeian.
alto, Miss Mary CARRIES. Mrs. j. kronov-
se't: tenor. Joseph Dambert. Joseph Zore.
Adolph Kos: bass. Joseph Zeunik Alvin
Zaunik. Joseph Urainar. Anton Mergole..
Following are the members of the
Junior Choir of Holy Trinity Church: Miss
MARY Zore. Miss Victoria Zore. Miss Mary
Lunar, Miss Amelia Dugar. Miss Olga
SinhOvic.
Prof. Frank Urajnar, director and or
ganlst.
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NORTH CHURCH

Methodist E%piscopal)
Meridian at Thirty-Eighth
Jesse PARKER Bogue, Pastor.
Sunday Morning
PreludeI'Adagio Contabile" -. Hayden
Prayer and Lords Prayer.
Male Quartet-"Up From the Grave
Mr.. Holloway, Mr.. Broadstreet. Mr..
Midfiff. Mr.. Beaver.
cial Reading,
GLORIA Patria."
New Testament Lesson-St. John 20;1-24.
Presentation of T1thes and Offerings.
in the Lord" From the
sermon%roaiHSeeaavee31 h Triumph vincent
Reception Of Glasses into Church Mem
Hymn fSSo-"Coronation."
Sunday Evening
Prelude-,Romanga' ........... Mozart
PRAYER and Lords Prayer.
ouartet-""on Wings Of Morning
SCRIPTURE Lesson-St. Luke "a i.3b.
ofertory Violin Solo)-"Ave Marie"
~ Miss Reagan.
TroE7%%Lift Thine Eyes from Ell.
Miss snR Reagan, Miss Berry. M Een Goiio,
sermopL"The Open Book and the Burn
Reception Of Members into the Church.
Postlude-"Fanfare" ...a...... Dubois
Holloway. tenor; Mr.. Tom Broadstreet,
organist-Mrs. James Wynn.
Choir Director-Mr. E. F. Kepner.