Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-04-01

ed ChoruS-The Watch at the Door
Mrs. S. C. Hook and Choir.
Soprano Solo with Womens Cho-
rus and Mixed Chorus-He Is Not
Here, He Is Risen-Mrs. ]. S. OBrien
and Choir.
Chorus-Christ Being Raised from
the Dead.
Soprano Solo-When Christ Our
Lord Arose-Mrs. j. S. O'Brien.
Chorus-Now Is Christ Risen.
Part III.
Baritone Solo-Behold, I Show You
"a Mystery-Rev. o. L. .Enyeart.
Chorus-The Victory.
Soprano Solo and Chorus-I Shall
See Him-Mrs. John B. Crowell and
Choir.
Chorus-The Gift of God
Baritone Solo-All Power Is Given
Unto Me-Rev. O. L. Enyeart.
Soprano and Tenor Duet-Lo, / am
With You Alway-Mrs. John B. Crow
ell, Mr. John B. Crowell.
Chorus-The Gospel of Easter!
The members of the choir are: So
pranos, Mesdames Crowell. O'Brien,
Hook and Long; altos, Mesdames Dun
can, Jackson, Penny and Gibson; ten
ors, Messrs. Crowell, Penny and Hook;
basses ,Messrs. Enyeart, Basalt and
Jackson.
At the Easter morning service at
the First Baptist church Sunday, the
anthem by Schilling, Christ Our
Passover" will be sung by the choir
The musical program at the even
ing service includes Now the Earth
in Resurrection Light" taken from
the cantata, Death and Life by
Schelley, and a duet, 81 Am the Res
direction and the Light" by Stultz.
The Misses Gertrude Tate and Doris
Hanger will sing the above anthem.
Mrs. John r. Newcomer is in charge
of Easter music.
An appropriate musical service will
feature worship for those going to
ST. Stephens Episcopal church Sunday
morning when the festival commun-
ion will be observed. Friday night
in the church, the choir and soloists
will offer 1.-The Crucifixion," can
tata composed by Sir John Stainer.
This is arranged for two soloists
and a large choir and will be an un-
usually fine offering. John Arm
strong is director of the choir.
Details of the Easter services at
the Presbyterian church are almost
completed and there will be three
special services this Sunday. At the
Sunday school hour, special pro-
gram entitled, Christ Is Risen," will
be given with the entire school par
titcipating. The feature of the IL
o'clock morning service will be spe
cial music by the choir, and soloists
and baptisms followed by the recep-
ton of a large class into the church
membership.
In the evening, the worship will
be devoted to full musical program
by the chorus, which will render the
cantata. "The First EASTER" written
by Edith Sanford Tillotson and Ira
Bishop Wilson. Mrs. c. A. Foreman
directs the Presbyterian choir.
Forenoon.
Combined service of church and
Bible school with Easter songs by
departments, communion and decision
service conducted by Evangelist Ted
Goodwin from 9:45 to 10:45 a. m. At
IL o'clock there will be a special
Easter service with the Knight Tenn
plars of Tombstone, Bisbee and Doug
las as their guests and an Easter
sermon by the pastor. At this serv-
ice the program will be:
Professional march.
Professional hymn, "Onward Chris
tion Soldiers
Responsive readings and ritualistic
service by the Knight Templars.
Gloria Patri.
Hymn, Stand Up For Jesus"
Sermon, "The Hope and Power of
an Endless Life
Anthem by choir, Down in the
Lily Garden
Doxology.
Benediction.
RecessionaI hymn, Grown Him
With Many Crowns"
Piano postlude.
Christian Endeavor meets at $50
p. m.
At 1880 p. M, there will be an APP
propriate service with the Rainbow
Girls as guests. The pastor will
make a brief talk. Easter songs
and anthems will be sung by the
choir and then Evangelist Ted Good
win will launch a revival by an
evangelistic sermon. There will be
services conducted by the visiting
evangelist all through next week.