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Man Who Defeated
Coolidg in School
Board Ballot Dies

Sy the AS scciat,d F"ess
PITTSFIELD, Mass, September
15.-The only man who ever defeat
ed President Coolidge in an election
to public office, Harry c. Crafts, died
here today of apoplexy. Mr.. Crafts.
president of a gas company, defeated
Mr.. Coolidge in contest for school
committeeman in Northampton some
wears ago
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Mellus home during the absence of
Mellus.
The defense maintained that some
one who entered the home after Kelley
hid in the closet did the killing.
Sentence will be pronounced next
Thursday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

Woman bathers at the Riviera are
wearing bare-backed suits.
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Sound financial concerns with good
regulations finance themselves. That is
the place to get your radio-where serv.
ice, quality and low prices are suaran-
teed. Get your set at Jordan's on terms
as small as 81 week.
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DRISCOLL FOUND

After wandering four days over the hilly country in the Ester dis trict without knowledge of his whereabouts c. I. Driscon was found by Jack McGuire and Jack Smith last week, reports the News Miner. Several of his toes were frost-bitten and the ball of one foot frozen but otherwise Driscoll was in fair condition despite the fact that he had nothing to eat for a number of days
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SALESMAN LEAVING

In departing for the south on the Steamer Northwestern, A. F. Holloway, Alaska Weekly repre- sentative who is canvassing the Territory in the interest of the 1928 Alaska Year Book, wishes to express his thanks for the favorS extended him as well as the sin cere cooperation of Stewards cit izens. He anticipates with pleasure a visit here again in the future.
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THE COUNT TODAY

Last nights tabulation of the election of candidates in this Di- vision resulted in the following batting averages: Grigsby 1904, incumbent 1866; Truitt 1868, Rustgard 71O; Dimond 1890, Bor- gen 89O; Cusick BOA, Foster 1869, McCutcheon 96O, Mccain 890, Nc Mullen 762, Murray 1,128, Michel son 9O4, Tarwater LILO.
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TAILOR MARRgES

Mark Sells, popular Fairbanks resident who left early in June for the Argentine, was married at Ba- hia Blanca on September 13, ac- cording to word received in Far banks MT. Sells and his bride left Buenos Aires on the day of their marriage and after a short stay there intended to visit in northern Argentina for two or three months.
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BAD PROPOSITION

The four veteran Fairbanks min ing men who stampeded to the Suuaw Creek strike last summer have gives up their holdings there as bad proposition, according to the News Miner. He and McNaIy and Mcdonald have cult the coun- trv while Gedney has stayed on to trap during the winter.
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AVIATION FIELD OKEH

. Announcement is made today by the Alaska Road Commission headquarters, that the Seward aviation field, has been cleared of all stumps, diftWood and other debris, and is again in shape for landing of planes; or dirigibles.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-10

The Alaska Road Commission, n conjunction with the Territory, built an airplane landing field at Chicken Creek and enlarged tie Eagle field during the past season.
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TIE NEW COLUMBIA PORTA- FILE MONOGRAPH IS A WONDER FOR TONE AND VOLUME. Schal- lerer's Alaska Shop.
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VOLUNTEERS WANTED

E.. J. Bath, chairman of the local Chapter drive, announces volun- teers for the drive are to meet in the high school assembly, Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-11-10

A number of halibut boxes were seen to be adrift this morning in the bay and the Chase, and a few skiffs. set out to salvage them.
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COLORED SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES IN PINK, ELLIE, NAVY, Orchid. All the rage Outside. Ur- bach & Valade.
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Ladies and Gents Tailoring and Hats Blocked, Adams 91. Peyser's Tailor Shop.
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Cleanliness and the best of meats our motto. Frye-Bruhn.
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Sunday School, Lesson

an early time in the life OF the
church.
1t is worth while always to re-
member that the documents of the
New Testament come to us from
an age when scientific and historical
criticism had not developed. They
come to us also from o time when
there was little or no tendency to
challenge stories of the most
miraculous circumstances.
Spiritual Faith
Today we are making increasing
ly a distinction between spiritual
1alth in the resurrection and the
mere acceptance Of certain historical
facts. Into this whole matter one
can not go, but the distinction, diff
cult as it seems, has much validity.
1t means little to believe in the
physical resurrection of the body of
Jesus unless one believes very vital
~ in the spiritual fact that Jesus
lives and lives for ever.
And there are some. who are con-
tent to read the ancient narratives
without any effort to understand
just how Jesus returned and made
himself known to the disciples, who
do find the fact of the resurrected
life Of Jesus in the experience of the
disciples and in their own experience
today. We can not associate the
resurrection from spiritual faith.
1t was to those who had power to
see him tat Jesus returned after
bis death, and it is to those who
have power to see him and to hear
his words today that he makes his
living presence known.
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The lesson topic will be THE
Meaning of Easter and Our Lords
Resurrection" Miss Frances Smith
and Miss Catherine Riley are chair
men of the joint program.
The Rev. Francis D. McCabe, rec
tor of st. Matthews Episcopal
Church, Irvington, has announced
that Easter Sunday will be observed
in the church by celebration of the
Holy Communion at 730 a. m. At
the mid-morning service at 10:45,
the rector will preach on the sub
iect Where Are the Dead?"
At this service the newly organ
lied Boys Choir will be present for
the first time and will sing In the
afternoon at $3.50, the church school
will present a pageant and present
its Lenten Offering
In addition to the regular hymns,
special Easter anthems to be sung
will be Christ Our Passover" by
Shepherd, and "He Is Not Here,
by Read. B. T. Macdonald will play
the ofTertory solo, open the Gates
Of the Temple"
An Easter program will be given
by the Sunday School at the Unity
Methodist Church Sunday morning
and the pastor, Rev. E. T. Howe, will
preach at night. Evangelistic serv-
ices every night during the week by
Rev. F. F. Order of Shelbyville.
At the Emerson Ave. Baptist
Church Rev. H c. Odell will preach
in the morning on The Resurrec-
ton" In the evening the choir will
present The Easter Victory
The Easter services at Calvary
United Brethren Church. corner of
State and Hoyt AYES. will open with
a sunrise prayer meeting at $50.
A goal of 500 in attendance has
been set for the Sunday school,
which meets at $50. Following the
class sessions the children will give
a short Easter program. and the
pastor, Rev. L. p. Cooper will bring
a message on The Triumph OF Eas-
ter
The choir will give an Easter can
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Evangelical Church. In the evening
there is to be pageant Of Easter,
"A Message of Hope"
The Rev. G. L. Farrow, pastor of
the Victory Memorial Methodist
Protestant Church, will use What
Shall 1 Do With Jc~us? Shall l
Cruelty Him?" as his morning SER
mon. In the evening there will be
a special Easter program.
"a Risen Christ and a Burning
Heart" will be the topic for the
morning sermon of the Rev. Victor
B. Hargitt, pastor of the Brightwood
M. E. Church. There will be special
Easter music. THE Cross Trium-
plant will be the Easter pageant for
the evening service. The junior
choir will appear at that time in
vestmentS.
At the Emmanuel Baptist Church
the pastor, the Rev H. B. Hazen,
announces an Easter service with
the Lords Supper for the morning
service. The sermon for the eve
ming is to be HE Is Risen" Also a
musical program.
The Rev. L. C. Howe. pastor of
the Broad Ripple Christian Church
announces that on Sunday morning
he will preach his closing message,
The Call of the Ministry" Ken
meth Ball will be ordained to the
ministry at this service The eve
ming sermon is to be After Easter,
What Them"
At the Edwin Ray NJ E. Church
there will be a silent service from
80 to $50 a. m. The organ will be
played continuously at this time by
Miss Freda Hart, the regular organ
list. Worshipers may come and go
at their pleasure announces the pas
tor, the Rev. William Talbot Jones.
The communion table will be spread
At 10:45 a. m. the regular morning
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ADDITIONAL EASTER SUNDAY PROGRAMS IN THE CHI

service will be held. The sermon
will be ''The Impulse of Easter" In
the evening the choir will give an
Easter cantata.
Plans for an attendance OF 1000
at Easter services are being made by
the Christian Men Builders, Inc, of
the Third Christian Church. Merle
Sidener, teacher, will take as his
subject, ALIVE Again" Pasquale
Montani, harpist, will play. The
service will be broadcast over station
WFBM from $50 to 10:45 a. m.
The Rev. Floyd Van Keuren, rec
tor of Christ Episcopal Church, will
have three celebrations of the Holy
Communion on Easter Day There
will be quiet celebration at s am;
at a. m. there will be a celebration
of the Holy Communion with Easter
hymns, and at 10:45 a. m. shortened
morning prayer, Holy Communion
and address by the rector.
There will be special Easter music
! az VIlC I4lNNlctJ oC4 WIZ. L dul hCollN
Raymond and L. Y. Alexander will
be soloists. The church school Eas-
ter service, with the full choir will
be at 4 p. m. A special service has
been prepared for the presentation
of Lenten mission offering.
The Womans Auxiliary of Christ
Church will meet on Tuesday after
noon at $50. Miss Anna Locke will
give a resume OF The Church
Awake" Mrs. j. c Todd will lead
ten minute discussion on Church
| Current Events.
Dick Powell, tenor soloist with the
Charlie Davis Indiana Theater Stage
Orchestra, will sing The Crucific-
ton" on the Easter program of the
Christian Service and Girls Fedora
ton classes of the Third Christian
Church. Seventeenth ST. and Broad
way, Sunday morning.
Mrs. William Werner. pianist, Miss
Elizabeth Stamm, cellist and Miss
Esther Stamm, violinist. will also be
on the program, which Will begin at
8 o'clock. Mrs. Curtis A. Hodges
teaches the Fe6eration class and
Mrs. F. E. Smith, is teacher of the
( Service class.
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tata 1.-THE Joyous Bells of Easter"
by Carrie B. Adams at the evening
service at 7:45.
The choir of the First United
Presbyterian Church will present
THE Garden of Joseph" an Easter
song story by Elsie Duncan Yale and
DR.. Adam Geibel next Sunday eve
ming THE Lord Is Risen Indeed"
will be the Easter morning theme of
the pastor, E. A. Daum.
The following announcements
have been made by the Rev. L. c..
Fackler pastor o. st. Matthew Luth-
eran Church:
The Brotherhood Will be enter
tanned in the church auditorium on
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the
church auditorium Thursday after
noon.
Thursday evening at o'clock the
Willing Worker class will present
their three act play "All on Account
Of Polly" in the auditorium OF
School 81, Rural, Southeastern and
English AYES.
The Rev. K. E. Thorne, pastor Of
the Beech Grove Christian Church
announces the services for Easter
Sunday to be as follows;
Sunrise PRAYER Meeting 6 O'Clock
Breakfast. o'clock.
Bible School. $50 o'clock;
Easter Goal is 349 j A.. New
man. Superintendent
Preaching and Communion. 10 30 o'clock.
K. e. Thorne, Pastor.
CHRISTIAN Vor-IntermediateS. ,. 80
p. m. Mrs. Thorne, Superintendent.
Christian ndeayor-Seniors, $50 p. m.
Mrs. Thorne, Superintendent.
E9 ster Cantata, 7.30 p. n.
The next regular Brotherhood
meeting will be April 10. Six o'clock
dinner with a good program includ-
ing address by II. Lee Andrews and
musical program furnished by Ever
EFT Todd, choir director University
Place Christian Church.
c. NJ Hamilton, formerly super
intendent of Westside Mission, Will
preach at Dublin Church Easter
Sunday.
The regular choir practice is con-
Quoted each Thursday evening after
the supper at $50, Rev. Thorne, di-
rector.
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BY VIM. L. GILROY, ID. D.,
Editor of The Congregationalist

TINE story of the Resurrection
4 of our Lord finds its most fit
ting and beautiful symbol in the
resurrection of nature at spring
time. We never grow tired of
spring, no matter how many years
we live, nor how deeply we share
the experience of generations that
have gone before us.
Spring always brings a quick
ening of the spirit, new sense Of
life, and a deeper response to that
great mystery which underlieS all
change, renewal and progress
We have never solved the mystery
Of spring.
Genuine Expression
Is not this essentially true of
the resurrection OF our Lord?
Scholars for ages have studied the
record. The careful eye of the critic
has scrutinized every detail, and
again and again the critic has as
sumed that he had disposed of
these narratives as 'cunningly de-
vised fables
The critic has laid great stress
upon the discrepancies in the diff
ferent stories, only to prove that
these stories come to us from the
ancient church without any such
thing as connivance or { conspiracy
on the part of ancient disciples all
to tell the same story.
The narratives of the resurrec-
ton, whatever may be their lit
eral historical value and setting,
come to us as genuine expressions
of tradition in the early church and
of the things that carly disciples
believed. Perhaps the differences
in the narratives in point of detail
suggest that the essential and ulti-
mate facts may have been some
what differently reported even at
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IRYINGTON PRESBYTERIAN

ITemporary quarters in Carr's Hall, 5436
E. Washington ST.
Sunrise Service. a. NJ.
Morning Worship, 10:45 A. NJ.
Prelude-"Gloria" Mass No. 12l Mozart
HymnIHqrk, Ten Thousand Harps
Ant6 5na y9 TFampBant Strains Afis mason
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chlpman
Double quartet.
Hymn Fairest Lord Jesus" Willis
S9dIertorIyw o Hitler
Mrs. Mary Ellery Smith.
Anthem-"Christ Is Risen" 500. Prindle
Double Quartet.
Postlude-"M arche Solenelle". .Ketterer
EvensOng, 1880 P. NJ.
ARA 'RinaldoJ ..:..:.::::: Handel
Mrs. M b Iupton, orGanist.: '''''''''
Joseph Kendall, tenor and director.
Mrs. kathryn Dunnan Luwlow. alto
Mrs. Mary Ellery Smith. soprano soloist.
w. Bromley House, bass
Il
ST. MARKS ENGLISH LUTHERAN
Program announced by Mrs. Ovid II.
Dunn, organist and choir director for st.
Marks English Lutheran.
Rev. r. H. Benting,. pastor.
organ Prelude" Easter Morning Fan
processss iS the Golden. R GioWing
The Hitar Service and Gloria in Ex SsIs
Lutheran order.
Anthem-"Lo, the Tomb Is Empty" Broome
Soloists: Miss Marie Hansen. William
Thum, Crawford H. Barker;
5C5a5rroiLIn NJ J JOS ''' Lovely Garden
cone,io so1rand Ira GbliSafo S Tiss
Gladys Foerster.J
OFertory-"As It Began to Dawn" .Coombs
Mrs. Louis Mavis
l-t'fThP RpSnrrPC-
post i5Sh Easter March h'S!.n C MerkeI
Organ Prelude
Spring Song" ............ MendelS Torn3
pro c.assea naii@"Come. Ye Faithful. W
Anthem.aAs It Began to Dawn Vincent
Soloist, Mrs. Q. G. G. Fetta.
Altar Service and Gloria.
Lutheran Order.
AntbemN@ Awake. Thou That Sleep;
Gov soloist. Kenneth E: smith 0'O
Organ OhIertory-"Christ Triumphant"
RecessionaI-"Give; to Our God Inn %
Postmm eFtal F Fastsf March F MsEsT
Choir Choir: Miss Louise Aicheie, Mrs. Craw-
ford H. Barker, Mrs. R. H. Benting, Mrs.
o. c. G. Fetta. Miss Gladys Forester, Mrs.
Paul Forester Miss Marie Hansen. Miss
Mildred Juengel, Mrs. Harry J, Kennedy.
mack mack mis- Miss Mildred d. Mccormack. Miss
Helen McFee, Mrs. A. G. staub, Miss
bower. Miss Thema Tharp Miss Mary
Louise Wottrirg, Messrs. Crawford H. Bar
ker, Walter G. Blase Charles Bruenhoef-
Ter. o. c. c. Fetta. o. E Juengel. A. G..
Mueller. Carl a; Potter, Harry P. Sims,
Kenneth E. Smith. F. G. ]. Stamnitz. Will
liam Thum: Norman B. Young. Director
of music. Mrs. Ovid H. Dunn.
II Il
ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL
IA II A. NJ
.Prelude-" Easter Morning ...,-,- Mailing
\ iProcessio Welcome, Happy Morn
u inOll S1Ill L,
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SECOND MoRAvIAN EPISCOPAL


The Easter celebration at the Second
Moravian Episcopal Church, corner OF
Thirty Fourth and Hoyey SITS. will begin
with the sunrise service, which :, VIII VIII be
service. The Christian Endeavor PRAYER
meeting win follow at 6:45 a. m. At the
sisted by the choir. will present the fol-
lOTing program and pageant: -.,o4.a
: s'-'''e Mss Elizabeth Hoilcnbeck.
Opening HYMN by Congregation" Al
Hail the Power" ...... Oliver Holden
P r53or ro iSaUE by tic Lords Prayer
Anthem Hosanna% ...... Jules Granier
"a Singing Bouquet'%Miss Livonia Brown
and Beginners Department.
"Christ Is Risen Today, ,..o,,,
Primary Departme9t ,
..-u, r.. Blanche TRiiffos. e,irors 1.ocb
THE Living Cross TS c-i LIZA 0hi'eFS Aeeo''
"Thank YOU -. Carolyn R. Freeman
william Beckelhmer.
ooi GePtory Easter sunshine j. r. Morris
Strings. Chimes Piano.
Pageant-"Joy of His M TIgio Troca;; vale
choir and Sunday school.
Congregatt on4el Singing The pay q Webb
Rem BFSgFr SS fRs Superintendent, MI D,
LiuWood Bedford.
Long Meter DoNoloSY. ... LOUIS boul 6004'
file9t PRAYER, with Chimes. s.,o..oo
'0s'l"0e rs P. NJ.
Prelude Christ the Lord Is Risen SehrOrd
1ntrd 3fo3. Lord Is in His Holy .,,
Hymn 228, The Day Of ResuErectioq5, ~
...... ............ .,'.' TtIllS Olll"AV
CONGREGATION.
Scripture Reading. eo,o.+od
Bass Solo Observation-Disclosures. ........ SeAeCIcu
'''' ~ Mr.. virgil Phemster.
0Gertory-@To the Evening Star ;ui,...
Hntbs05 christ the Lord Is Risen Rs t..
Today" .......,....... Lyra DaVlolca
Duet-'What Shall the Answer Be-
The Misses Ltvonia Brown and Eliza
beth HollenbecE.
Hymn 2G2 Christ the Lord Is Risen
sarmoni@"The Riddle Of the Ages"
Anthem-"The King immortal .a;,...,-
.................. Walter a. SAaWker
Choir
Bonedicton
Silent PRAYER 1
fq Director Of Miusic-Mrs. R. l.. Davidson.
Pianist-Miss Mabel Morris, ..on
The Rev. Vernon w. Couillard, pastor.
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MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN


The following musical program has been
arranged by Mary Traub Busch. director.
for the Easter services at Memorial Pres
VioIinist, will be the guest soloist at both
services. Personnel of the quartet is as
follows: Mrs George F. Goldman, So
prano: Mary Traub Busch. alto;' Dwight
Trucksess. tenor; Louis Isensee. bass-bart-
tons Miss Elsie MacGregor, organist.
The program is as follows;
Morning
Prelude" Easter Morning Fantastic.
ouartet.rhe Risen Lord e. nF W creme se9d
Violin Violin soloE"ATe Maria ~. Bach-Gopnod
Ouartet-."All Hail the Power of Jesus 4s}I;r.ttb
golo N:.aq God shaIi wipe Away All wa
Tears" from The Light of the
Postiude~" Easter Chorale" ...J. S. Bach
Evening Worship of Song
Prelude-"All Glory to the Lamb that
Died" from THE Last Judg-
Aon5e a3'i5 cantata-'rae Man Il Na4 g..
The Last supper.
The Garden.
The Judgment Hall.
o65 5i2c@7. Violin Solo, "Cavatina". Raft
Stabat Mater Dolorosa.
The Agony.
The Earthquake.
Postlude Easter Chorale" ........ Bach
ONE ADD CHURCEHS GAL TWO
Mixed Quartet.
Calvary Observation-Disclosures. Freeman
Duet from Junior Choir.
"Christ Lives Today ........... Thomas
Adult Choir.
Postlude.
Orchestra.
Benedicton by the pastor.
The male quartet is composed of Mr..
LEROY Carpenter. tenor; Mr., Roscoe Nc
Calment. soprano; Mr.. H. McCurdy, bari
tone; Mr.. Denver Craig, bass
The mixed quartet is composed of Mr..
Roger LaWton, tenor; Mrs. Mabel Hughes,
soprano; Mrs. Claud Wright. alto. and Mr..
Claude Wright. bass.
Panist-Mrs. Roscoe McCalment.
Wright.
Choir Drectress-Nrs. Thurman A.
WaShburn.
Junior Choir Directress-Mrs. Hazel Raj
Gton.
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BROADWAY METHODIST EPISCOPAL

The Broadway Vested Choir of sixty
Beck, will sing Daniel Protheroe's cantata,
"EaStertide.' Sunday evening at 7:45 in
the Broadway Methodist Episcopal Church
on Fall Greek Blvd. and Broadway. Mrs.
Mary E.. white. organist, will accompany
as follows: Mrs, r. J. Kreipke, soprano;
Mrs. M. B. Orr. alto; Frank Parrish. tenor
g. 9. Lloyd, bass. Following is the can
Part I. The Passion.
Chorus-"Theres Green Hill Far Away"
Baritone Solo-"And PLATE Asked Them"
ChoruS-We Found This Man Preventing
Baritone solo-"Then PLATE called Jesus"
Chorus .'And They Were instant With
Bass soIoNSWhen PLATE Saw
n rSan"The H HiGSd F te SS pfTar vs.
Bass Solo-"Now From the Sixth Hour"
Chorale-"O Perfect Life of Love-
Part II. Easter.
Alto Solo-"As 1t Began to Dawn
soprano solo@SThey Have Taken Away
Tenor solo-"Come Unto Me"
Chorus-"My Faith Looks Up to Thee"
SOPRANO solo-"The Morning PUPPIES All
Ghorq IS Is Come the Salvation of
The combined choirs. Junior. High School
at the Easter Sunday morning worship at
10:45. Following is the music for the
morning service and evening organ num-
berS:
organ Prelude-"Christus Resurrexit'
Processional-;iLio;vie; Divine f'S'e''sii0
Doxology
INmn@''..when I Survey the wondrous
Cross"
Anthem-"C Sing We Loud Hosan-
ofertory -"savvior. THY UUndYing Love"
Anthem9m"Unrfold. Ye Portals" THE
Hymn" Hail. Thou once Despised Jesus"
Organ Postlude-"E xultemus' 80. Kinder
organ Prelude-"Concert Overture in
G" Observation-Disclosures. Kinder
1880 P. M
Hymn-"All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name"
Offertory-"Spring Song . Mendelssohn
Cantata-"E astertide' Daniel Protheroe
organ Postlude-"Toccata in D-Minor''
ss..sssss.'ssss..ss..s keVin
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way Boulevard Methodist Episcopal Church
at 1880 evening hour:
Prelude-Mrs. Denver Craig.
eleven Flowers Speedway Junior Or
chestra.
"Alleluia" Observation-Disclosures. Dale
Adult Choir.
'Chrtst Arose
'''The Easter Victory" ......... Reading
Anns Shirley.
'Jesus the King" ......... Farnsworth
Junior Choir.
Duct-"It Was for Me- .......,. Freeman
Mrs Pauline Barlow and Mrs.
Pauline Lofts.
"He Lives Again .,....,:........ Thomas
Adult Choir.
"Christ Is King .............., Freeman
Solo. Mrs Charles Leap. and Mems
Chorus. ,.-
SIN the Garden ............... Readlng
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The international Uniform Sunday
School Lesson for April 3. The Power
of the Resurrection. Mark 16:l-20.
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"The Power of Christ's Resurrec-
ton will be the topic for the morn
ing service of the Rev. Ambrose
Aegerter, pastor Of the Beville Ave.
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ALL SAINTS EPISCOPAL CATHEDRAL

II A. M.
APrelude-" Easter Morning - Mailing
IProcessiona Welcome, Happy Morn
~ ing ...'.ss'ss...,..s...ss.. sullivan
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The lesson topic will be THE
Meaning of Easter and Our Lords
Resurrection" Miss Frances Smith
and Miss Catherine Riley are chair
men Of the joint program.
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The morning services at the
Speedway Boulevard M. E. Church
will include the sermon of the pas
tor, the Rev Clyde H. Lininger, Our
Hope in Immortality" and the con-
secration. The adult and junior
choirs will present an Easter pro-
gram in the evening.
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At Second Reformed Church the
Lords Supper will be observed at
the morning service. The sunrise
service, at $50 a. m. will be in
charge of the young people Of the
church. in the evening the choir
will present THE Resurrection
cantata by Charles Manney.