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HOURS OF SERVICES
ANNOUNCED SUNDAY

The Rev. B. B. johnson OF the
Dowuey Avenue Christian church
announces the following order. OF
services Sunday:
6.sO-Easter Sunrise prayer service.
SeF 7iso-EssteT Breakfast in social rooms.
io:SoOMofnine Worship. the choir will
sing at this. service unfold Ye Portals
and en- Joseph's Lovely Garden" by Dick
inson.
Of Immortality"
At the evening hour. the choir under
direction OF ]. Russell Paxton, will pre-
sent the oratorio. The Seven Last
Words" by Dubois. with q chorus Of thirty
voices. Miss Geraldine Trotter viii be at
the organ. J. Russell Paxton. is director;
william Moon and Virgil Phemister. bari
tons: Mrs Frank T. Edenharter. pianist;
vincent HAYNES, tenor; Mrs. Clarence
Henry. soprano.
Mr.. johnson will talk on The Higher
life"
At Sutherland Presbyterian
church Easter Sunday morning the
choir vii sing Miller's Resurrection
Norm and the Rev. F7orizel A.
Pfeiderer will discuss the theme:
The Resurrection in the Light of
Modern Science"
At the popular Sunday evening
service at z the Sutherland Players
viii present the religious drama.
THE Boy Who Discovered Easter"
At Riverside Park NJ. E. church,
IN Easter sunrise service will be
held at s. directed by the Cleaner
class At $50 the church school
will present its annual Easter pro-
gram. At 10:45 the Rev. Robert NJ.
Selle, pastor, will preach on Our
Risen Lord" There Will be bap-
tismal service and reception Of new
members at this hour.
At 1880 p. m. Charles Ram Ken
nedy's drama, 1.-THE Terrible Meek"
will be presented.
At Second Evangelical church the
rev. j. H. Killing. minister, will
have as his morning worship scr
mon subject Privilege and Duty OF
Church Membership" Sunrise sery-
ice viii be held at a. m. Easter
program is scheduled for tbs p. m.
in charge of Margaret Wade.
Bishop H. H. Fout, .. D., will
preach the annual Easter sermon at
the First United Brethren church
on the theme. The Twin Pillars Of
Our Christian Faith" at io:45.
The minister. the ley. (. H.
DALEY. WI direct worship service.
Musical numbers will be given by
the choir. At the 7:45 service the
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OUR RISEN LORD"
Is PASTORS SUBJECT

Sunday morning at the Hillside
Christian church the choir will give
a program of Easter music under
direction Of Miss Blanche Harvey.
The pastor, the Rev. Homer Dale,
will preach on "Our Risen LORD" "
At night the sermon theme will be
"Mortals and Immortals."
A sunrise prayer service will be
held at $50. led by Evangelist
Charles w. Daugherty.
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THREE CELEBRATIONS
TO BE HELD SUNDAY

At Christ Episcopal church, Mon
unaent Circle, the Rev. Floyd Van
Keuren, rector, will have three cele-
bations of the Holy Communion on
Easter day, at 6 a. m, and l0:45.
At p. m. the church school
Easter festival will be held. The
fun choir will sing at this service.
Milton Oils, boy soprano, will sing
a solo, THE Strife Is Ger" By
Luctna Jewell. After services, the
flowers and all potted plants will be
sent To sick and shut-ins Of the
parish.
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MANY EASTER
SERVICES ANNOUNCED

At the New York Street Evangel-
ical church Easter services begin
with sunrise communion at !. Music
will be by the Marott trio, with or
gan chimes.
Combined Sunday school and wor-
ship service is scheduled for 10
a. m. The Sunday school presents
The Changed Cross" 1t will be
the first appearance Of the new
Junior choir. Infant baptism. re-
ception of members and the sermon
by the Rev. Edmond Kerlin on Per
sonalizing the Easter Message" are
on the program.
The Young Peoples fellowship
hour Is at p. m, with sermon at
GAS by Stanley Coulter, former dean
Of men at Purdue university on
What Does 1t Mean?"
At 1880 an organ recital will be
given by Miss Este MacGregor,
with Easter song service by Arnold
Spencer and chorus, with brief
address by the Rev. Edmond Kerlin.
The silver anniversary celebration
Of Riverside church, marking twen-
ty-f1ve years Of growth, will be held
from April 1927. An interesting
program has been prepared by the
board of trustees and a number of
committees. A feature will be the
concert by the De Paw choir, Fri
day, April Is, at p. m.
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BY VIM. E. GILROY, d. d.
OUR lesson deals with the beau
" tiful story of the coming OF
Mary Magdalene to the tomb Of
Jesus early in the morning and
finding the stone rolled away. Per-
picked and troubled, Mary hurried
to Simon Peter and to John,
breathlessly telling of her discovery.
Vigorous John outran impulsive
Peter and reached the tomb first,
but only looked in while Peter. al
ways ready and daring, went right
into the tomb.
The human touches and contrasts
in the narrative are very interest
ing. Not only have we the sug-
gested temperamental differences
between Peter and John, but We
have an impression of the delicacy
of the deeper devotion of mourn
full Mary. The two disciples had
gone away to their home, but Mary
fingered and stood outside the tomb
weeping. It was here that she had
the vision Of two angels sitting one
at the head and one at the feet
where the body of Jesus had lain,
and then as she turned away after
responding to their questioning,
Jesus repeated their question, "Wo-
man, why weepest thou?" and re-
vealed himself to her.
It is interesting that Mary should
have supposed him to be the gar
dener. and somewhat strange that
she should not have recognized his
voice, even though in the probable
dusk of the morning she might not
have sufficiently discerned his form.
Is not that itself suggestive of the
way in which the divine touches our
lives? 1t is so close to the human
and to our human impressions, and
so often we are discovering God
where we had looked only for son1e-
thing with human limitations.
The title of our lesson, ''The
Resurrection a Reality" suggests
the question in what sense it is a
reality. Is our belief in the Resur-
rection merely a belief in the in
tegrity of the records, or is it q
deeply spiritual faith? Could we
believe in the reality of the risen
Lord if some day we should become
convinced that these appearances
after his death, so very real and
convincing to the disciples, were
spiritual rather than physical? Has
the Resurrection for us some deep
err significance in our experience
and in our consciousness of the liv-
ing presence of Jesus that goes be-
yond the questions Of historical and
literary criticism?
The great outstanding fact in the
history of the Christian church is
that the disciples, who were dis
couraged and about to be dispersed
after the crucifixion Of Jesus, sud-
denly had their faith re-established
and their fellowship quickened into
a new reality and intensity that
constituted the historic foundation
of the Christian church. Jesus had
become real to then-more real
even than during their contact with
Him in His earthly life, for now
they had come to understand His
teachings as they had not quite ur1-
derstood it then.
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All Souls Unitarian

1880 A M
organ-"Resurrectio Morn" -. Johnson
IAN Old Easter Melody tvariationsl
WNSs
Processional-Church School
Easter Hynms-Church School.
Largo" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. HANDEL
Harp. violin. cello, organ.
''Hosanna" ......... ......:.,.. Grsnier
Voice, harp, violin. cello. organ.
Odertory-"Rustle of Spring .Sinding
Organ.
Trio-"Cavatina" .................. Rass
Harp. violin. cello;
Spring Song" ........:..... .MeroelsSohn
Harp, violin. cello organ.
Hallelujah Chorus" >. Handel
Miss Virginia Leyenberger. cello; Miss
Ma quite Billo. violin: Mrs. Louise 5.
Koehne. harp; Miss Charlotte Lieber. So
prano; Mrs. c. A. Brockway, organ, and
MrA Ebert Glass. director OF church
sp1AoL
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Young People Celebrate Religious Happiness in Plays and
PageantS as Their Part in Programs to Be
Given in the Local Churches.

At the Third Christian church. Seventeenth street and Broadway
Builders expecting attendance Sunday
taught cabinet consists Of nine
presidents and editor The class
attendance Of SIS Sunday far this
pageant viii presented portrayng
the resurrection Of Christ from the grave.
will self Perpeuaon in accord with the
Easter pageant.
special furnished the Cone ensemble from the
School Of Music.
Of the
be $50 to 1890.
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The resurrection In It's spiritual
and mystical reality Is inseparable
from Christian faith and expert
ence. Men probably viii always diff
fer as they do today regarding their
conception of the nature Of the
historic facts and regarding the In
terpretation. This difference Of
ideas is becoming more and more
inevitable in an age that tends in
creasingly to lay stress upon the
outward facts and forms and more
stress upon the inward realities OF
religion.
But the profound truths that the
death and resurrection Of Jesus
symbolic and confirm in life are
the truths that lift us to the planes
of courage and devotion and inspi-
ration. It is here that We find some
explanation of the deepest problems
of life, or at least that we find faith
to believe that there is an explana-
ton that Sacrificial love is at the
center and soul of the universe and
that It's plans and its purposes are
never defeated no matter how cruel
~ love and truth may be nailed
to the cross.
Is the Resurrection a reality to
us? Are there doubts In our minds
or our hearts? If so, the thing to
do is to approach the New Tesla
ment narrative with simple and re-
sponsive souls without presupposi"
tions, and with souls that feel the
poetry and the inwardnesS OF life
rather than its prosaic limitations.
We say this not because the out
ward and external facts are in any
sense unimportant, but because the
most important thing is never to
lose that sense Of inward wonder,
and that faith that sees in the
Resurrection facts nothing more
amazing than the many remarkable
things that would be miraculous to
those who did not understand the
laws of the universe which we are
increasingly bringing into human
knowledge and human application.
Are the laws of the spiritual
world less real and less operative?
Why should it trouble us to believe
in the risen and spiritual Christ?
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st. Francis De Sales

Regina Pacis" Mass -. Pietro A. Yon
Members Of Choir-Soprano. Mrs. Adam
Heck. Misses Elizabeth and Margaret
Marks. Mrs. Herbert Manion. Mrs. Carl
Mueller. Mrs. J. Nelen, Mrs. B. Proctor,
Misses Helen Uphaus. Lillian Uphaus. Mrs.
John Denk. William Desch. william Goory,
Misses Ernestine Fuss. Florence Fuss
Laura Fuss and Lucille Ovphey; tenor. "A.
J. Woerdeman and Al KaTter; basso.
Charles Fort. Fred Gladen. Carl Mueller
and Francis Williams.
Orchestra MenberS-vioiia. Florence
Fuss; organist. Alice yoisard: director, Mrs.
John Nelen.
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MOVE MODEL HOUSE
TO PERMANENT SITE
Homo Show Centerpiece WIN BE
Located in Wynnedale.

WorEmen we're busy today rov4
ing the Realtors Home show model
house from the Manufacturers
building at the state Playground TO
its permanent location in Wynne-
dale addition, Forty-second street
and Cold Spring road. +
The home, built Of Arkansas soft.
pine al / Indiana sandstone. will be
opened TO the public upon its COM
pletion. The home will be furnished
by the William H. Block Company.
Walter M. Evans is the builder.
Foundation Of the home has been
completed.
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,9:45 a. m. The Rev. B. F. Wass has
for his subjects, Does God Call
Me?" and 1.-THE Diving Gospel"
At the Indianapolis Gospel Tab
ernacle, Mrs. Charles Kingston will
preach at IL a. m. The Rev. Mr..
Kingston will speak at 3 p. m. on
Can We Today Receive Healing
Through Faith?" At 7:30 p. M,
his subject will be. "The Resurrec-
ton Message"
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Central Christian

-10:45 A. M
Preceding the morning services from
1925 to i0:4o, Easter carols VIII be sung
by the junior choir.
p-elrde--"Resurrec Morn. Johnston
Chorus-''The Risen Christ" ........ Day
Ofertory-"Easter Dawn" 80: Mailing
Chorus-"As It Began to Dawn" Vincent
Postlude-fHosannshP ......... Faulkes
Jas r. NJ
Prelude-"old Easter Melody Gullmant
Ouartet-'Now Is Christ Risen" west
OfIertory-'T Tranquility" ...... TorIussen
Solo--"Christ Triumphant ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -Pietro a Wyon
Mrs Florence Parkin WEIGH.
Postlude-"J ubilate Doe" ....ss.....Silver
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st. Anne's

special program of Easter music will
be given at the High Mass. which will
be celebrated at $50 Sunday morning
Mass in honor Of ST. Ignatius. A. j. Mock
offertory-" Regina Coel" .s....J. Werner
Benediction, Of the Blessed Sacrament.
''Tantum Ergo ......:....-........W wilkins
Choir Members-Emma BlaschGe. Mrs. ].
Voelker, Matte Schubert. George Witte.,
mier. Henry j. Blaschke. j. J, Vest ana
Organist. Mrs. Anna r. Mahoney.
The children's chair will sing at 7:So
Miss Leuiia Young and Miss Mary Har-
mon, orsanists.
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st. Philip Hteri

Mass and Ladies' Choir.
Christ Is Risen Today 1890. Ment;ani
jesus jesus JESUS a Come to Me- (Tradi- 'A'-
.. tionsl melody: ,.4.
"2iu Glofs. ' Ea3d s AND Honof M. Haydn
Ladies' Chair-Mesdames G. J. Coers. H.
G SGnnfri e F Moqsls s. G'T aoh r.
Patrick. e. Pfau. L. M. Troutman. Weide-
Organist and director. Mildred Ross.
SAB A., M
Mass, with Children's Choir.
The girls choir Of the. grade school, IN
musical program during the s:45 O'Clock
Ill A. M
Solemn High Mass
Professional.
''vidi Aeuam'' .....,.......M Montana
Ordinary of the Mass.
..tk1yyris" L., .................(An dante Mossol
.Sl loddis ''.'.'..'''.';i;;lAliegro Giustol
ofertory."Terra Tremait" 800 ........ Dress
Benedistus ...:... A srals1fe9
"Asnus Def ......... jiAndante Moderat ti
in honor of St. Vincent Ferror scored FOR
choir Of men and boys rs. T. T. b. with
organ and orchestral accompaniment.
ReceSsional.
Choir Members-Boy sopranos, John
oHSCiACls LliOIlhS ldndudn,
Robert strattman. Edmund Dwyer. Edward
Claypool, Joseph Fendel, Robert Holmes,
William Russell, Albert Weust. Joseph Zim-
mer, Earl McCullouFh. Raymond Koers.
William McCalley. James Collins. Frank
Karl striby. Joseph striby. Wiibert Flynn.
Darrell Walton, Roger Strattman. Stephen
Rudolph. Robert Harvey, John Conroy.
Ralph Minton. Robert easier, L. .Feeney.
william HARRINGTON. Dennis Casserly, Vic
tor Magee, Thomas Walpole John Nohl
Virgil Bornhorst. Joseph schaub. Maurice
SCHNEIDER. Joseph Dryer. Lawrence Turner.
Daniel Pagan. John Larner. William
Mems Choir-Eugene Murphy, Adam
Gerlach. John Gerlach. John Lsrner James
Hearn. Harry. DOYLE. Joseph Fendel. RAY
Hausser. Edwin Lechner. Edward German.
Claude, Lndemand. John Klein, Kenneth
Hedrick.
Orchestra-Mary Moriarity. Mary Kick
ey. Maurice VALE. julia Jones. Sarah Rob
bins Dorothy Woods. Margaret DOYLE,
Catherine Fendei. Harry Brook. Mary Nah
Ter. Margaret Koers. Albert Kramer. Joseph
Dux. Helen Hickey, Dorothy Weidekamp.
QrRanist. Mary Helen Brook: director.
Hiiard Francis.
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St. JOseph's

Mass in Honor Of St. Joan OF Arc.
,.vIdi iouam. ;'iK;yyrria." "Gicris, SmOA
"sanetus, '"i' .'Bensdicttus." "Rgnus
Del Observation-Disclosures. GAMBIA
ofteTtofy1"Resina Coelf' ttwo part
choiT Mensbers-Misses Margaret HeWes.
Georgetts Schmitt, Violet Martin. Loretta
McN1anamon, Leo Martin, Ralph Mating
". Enanet McMsnamon.
Orgsnist, Loretta Martin,
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North Methodist Episcopal

5 A. NJ
Anthem-"bn HALL Morn Of Glory"
Adam Geibel.
Anthenl-''The Lord Is Risen Indeed"
Alfred JudSon.
-7:45 p. M
Anthen--"As II Began to Dawn"
MYies 3. Foster.
Duet for Soprano and Alto-"Alieiuia.
Amen" ........... Harry Rowe Shelley
Miss Beatrice Batty and Mrs. -.
Austen O. Deyore.
Violin Solo ~
Miss Margaret Harrison.
Anthen1-"Golden Harps Are Sounding"
Arthur Miller. s.4.
Bass Solo--"AEise. Shine. for Thy Light
Is Come" ....,.............M acDermid
Dwight A. Murphy.
Anthem Prom the Messiah ''Hallelu-
lak Cnofuk1. .......... .EaMoel
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st. Patrick's
St. NIary's

IS A. M
Children's Choir.
"AIIsluliai Allelulial Let the Holy
Anthem Rise"
"chYist the Lord Is Risen"
Hail the Holy Day OF Days"
The Dawn Was Purpling O'er the
''vidi Aauam' ...............Ley endecker
-IO:so A. NJ
Mixed Choir.
or.;t6;1;4.His.: bti:: .i R. kFaFai'eh'
Regina CoeH'' ....................W Werner
-s P. M
Solemn vespers and Benediction:
Choir Members-Soprano.' Mesdanss
Joseph LAUDER. Louis Feldman and the
Chons: alto. Misses clara Koers. Ruth
Eauser: tenor, Frank LAUDER. Joseph Gau-
Der; bass, George E. schmitt. Frank
= o SsStd.1' Mrs. George E. scAmitt: d.
rector. George E. Schnlitt.
n
Little Flower
Masses, 500. $50. 500 and 1880 e'eleck.
at the 7:30 O'Clock Mass.
High Mass.
fOroinary Of the Mass.)
Mass in honor of st. Augustine
''Kyrie" ''Gloris." "Credo.' "Sanctus"
''Benedictus" and "Agnus Del"
MISUNDERSTANDING Coeli."
Members OF Choir-First tenor, Fred
Sanders. Harold Hsyss, John Murray,
Joseph McCurdy: second tenor. Gustav
Jonas. Oliver Rssico. Anthony Davis.
Charles McGiu; bass, John Haley. GEORGE
Rolfsen. Harry Phillips George S..fTe-
Roy Ward. James Boehning and Lewis
organist. Mrs chas. p. Hanrahan; d.
rector. Oliver RaGco.
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Hillside Christian

$3.50 A. NJ
"Hauelujah Chorus". .... Handel
The Lords Supper.
Offertory--"M adrigale" $1,000. .Slmopeti
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in the Garden"
,.................,:. wilson
Choir
Solo-"Easter Hymn" .........., La Forge
Robert Lancaster.
Male Quartet-"The Beautiful Land
Everett Hanks. Glenn stotlar, Robert
Lancaster and Charles Davenport
String Trio-Selected
Iris Carroll, Idabelle 6totlar and
Betty Randall.
Soio-"Before the Crucidx" -. La Forge
Blanche Harvey.
Anthem-"Praise to the HoueSt wyatt
Choir.
Personnel Of Choir-sopranos, Mrs.
Homer Dale, Miss Ruth Dale, Miss Mar
garet Meyers. Miss Mary Hanks. Miss
Claraneue Coulter, Mrs. Ray Q. Hoover;
altos. Miss Ada Ryan. Mrs. Idabeue SLOT
lar Mrs. Mae Wisman. Mrs. z. A. Grub,
Miss Margaret Crist; teuors. Everett
Hanks. Glenn stotlar. j.. Q. Carr; bass,
Charles Davenport, Robert Lancaster.
Choir director, Miss Blanche Harvey
org&nist, Miss Edith Harvey.
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First United Brethren
-7:45 p. M
EASTER MUSICALE
"Eastertide"


EASTER MUSICALE
"Eastertide"
Part 1.-The Passion
chorus-'.There Is Green Hill Far
Alto solo---"when the Morning Was
Come"
Mrs. E. H. Daley.
Baritone Solo-"And PLATE Asked Them
w. r. Mumma.
Chorus-"we Found This Man Per-
verting the Nation"
Baritone Solo-"Then PLATE Called Jesus"
c. Raymond Wagner. ..
chorus---"And They Were Instant
With Loud Voices"
Bass solo-"When PLATE Saw"
John Prout.
chorus-'His Blood Be Upon Us"
organ--'"The March to Calvary"
Mrs. Gaynell Lashbrook.
Bass solo-"Now From the sixth HOUR"
c. r. Wagner.
Chora1e-"o Perfect, Life of Love"
Part 1I-Easter
Alto 5oio-''As It Began to Dawn"
Miss Wallace. -.'.
Chorus-sAnd Behold, There Came a
Soprano soio~aThey Have Taken
reno. so,6 MIS-; Il; A. Nm, Mar N.
Chorus-'My Faith Looks Up TO Thee."
Soprano soio--"The Morning Puppies
MISS Mildred Rose.
Chorusoo"Nog Is Come the Salvation
Benediction and thres-fold Amen.
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AS special feature of National
Music week in India y
maus Walther League will pre-.
sent the noted 1ni.-- .-e-- 49,
dren'S chorus Of Hamilton, O., in
a sacred concert at Manual audi
forum, on Thursday, May 8. The
children range in age from 6 to
IA years, and sing difficult two to
five-voiced music without the aid
of any instrument. Leo II. Sippel
is the director. Miss Marie Zorn.
the well-known local pianist. vii
appear as Soloist at the concert.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
LESSON
BY WM. e. GHROY. d. d.

The ms liiOnaI Uniform Sunday
school lee ior April 20. The Resur-
reetion a Reaity-John e0;I-16.
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st. GATHERINGS

Dts OuUIICI IIIG .
High Mass
"Kygie," ''MisSa Exultate Dec" .ATens
Gloria" Mass In Honor st. Patrick
"credp." Mass in Honor st. Patrick
onertofy"iiaec Dies T Borsdese
1sanctus" i7Benedictus.' Agnes Del"
''Missa Evultate deo''> .......... .Arens
Choir acknowledgements. Mrs. c..
Munsch. Mrs. A. Woerner. Miss Clara
Schuck, Mrs. v. McCloskey. Mrs. S. Don
nelly. Miss Mary Schumacher, MRS. G. Betz-
Ter: altos, Mrs. NJ. Carroll. Miss G. SWea-
ney; tenor. H. Royse: bassos, G. Betzler,
w. Ferneoing.
Organist. Kathryn Budenz.
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st. Bridget's

Wv AFA ANS9 " y
B A. M
Mass sung by the children's choir.
To-day He Is Risenl"
HALL The Holy Day Of Days"
Regina Coeli.''
The Lord Is Risen!'
10 A. M
High Mass.
''Kyrie. ;" Gloria 'Credo," "Sanctus,"
'Benedictus" and "Agnus Dei"..
Benediction' Of the Blessed SACRAMENT e1f
will follow.
''Te Deum.r
Choir NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. James Sulli-
van. Margaret Ash. Misses Mary Davis,
Margaret Davis. Mary Hungerford, Messrs.
Joseph Ash. Joseph Burkart, James Sulli-
van. Homer Dupee and Tandy Brunton.
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Prospect Street Methodist

Iii A. M
''Eov Is Christ Risen"
Choir,
why weepest Thou1' ........... .Loren1
Mrs. Michael HabiK and choir.
Easter Dawn" ............;.., .Htne
o. H. Igelmann and choir.
-7i45 r. M
lift Your Heads"
Choir.
angels. Roll the Rock Away" Scott
Mrs. Michael Habig.
1.-THE Story Of the Resurrection"
An Easter Pageant.
Choir and young people. directed
by Alden Boch.
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St. AnthOny's
.I0:S0 A. NJ
High Mass,

-I0:S0 A. Nj
High Mass.
Mass .s..t.s .OaInlVe!ll
.ssH,r Aa Hoiin '''''''''.'.'''IsRee5Siee
Members Of Chio;iir-soprano. julia bu-
gan. Sadie Sheridan: alto. Rose O'Gara.
Celeste Dugan. Catherine Dugan: tenor.
Cornelius Sheridan. Joseph Whelan,
Thomas Cummins: bass, Thomas VOLTA.
Richard Hanley, Bernard Dusan, Maurice
Dugan.
= n
ST. Patrick'S
--l0;S0 A. NJ
High Mass in Honor Of S.. Sylvester. Pope.
Niol Aouem .....sss...ss.'.t..ss Gldht
kyrle s....s....s.s....sss. SdI1o
G4oIla ssss,.ss.s.''s'ss ssssssssss n1dl ~
Onertory-''Re9ina Coeii' ......... .Baluta
SanCLuS ...s.ssss.sss' ssssssss' S1aH ~
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Recessional.
Members OF the choir-Soprano. Misses
Julia Culbert. GeneYieve De Julio, Mrs. j.
J. Schattner; tenor, NJ E Bradley: oass'
Martin walpole. Raymond De Julio.
Organist and director, Miss Helen Col"
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kyle Gloria from ''Missa soiem n1vsi0
Neni CREATOR ...... The Rev. F. X. Witt
"Credo." ''Missa in Honor Blessed
Offertor7-'Terra Tremult" w. II. Rees
"Sanetus," 'Agnus Del Missa Honor
Members Of ouartet-s6prs a. El MaE Edgs
Phinney: alto. Miss Laura stake: tenor,
John Merl; basso. Robert Fessler.
Organist. J. P. Bickel
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Mass
iHaec Dies. "Our Lord Is Risen" "Oh.
glorious Easter Morn" 'Our Eucharistic
King" harp selection
Orchestra Members-Organist Helen
Conner; harp. Catherine Common; mello-
phone, Iernedette Welsh: ssxophone. Jose
phine Moore; coTnet josephine Mazer:
violins, Anna Moy, Rose McNamara, Mar
garet Mcnamara. Catherine, Finneran,
Celeste Dugan.
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The Rev. Pierce Dixon is speak
ing on a lecture course at Assump-
ton hall, HOS Blaine avenue, on the