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Lewis H. Woodrow

Lewis H. Woodrow died on
Friday, Jan. 8, at his home
near Liberty Grove, from tu-
berculosis. He was a son of
the late Stephen and Kate
Griffith Woodrow, was born
and spent his entire life in
the neighborhood of Liberty
Grove. The deceased was As
years of age. He is survived
by his wife; also two sisters
and one brother: Mrs. Maggie
Jack, of California; Mrs.
Blanche Rawlings, of West
Chester; Clifford Woodrow,
Funeral services were held
at his late home on Monday
afternoon, interment being
made in West Nottingham
cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
Power Companies To Merge

Power Companies To Merge
The consolidation of thir-
teen Maryland electric util-
tiles, one of which is in
Cecil county, is sought in a
petition filed with the Public
Service Commission. The &C.
timated value of the physical
properties in the consolida-
zion is $1,800,000.
The Cecil county plant is
that of the Cecilton Electric
Light and Power Company.
The consolidated concern is
to be known as the Maryland
Light and Power Co., and is a
subsidiary of the Empire Pub
lie Service Corporation, with
plants in fourteen States.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
Joseph P. Gray

Joseph P. Gray died Friday,
Jan. 3, at the home of his SON
in-law, Israel T. Reynolds,
near Rock Springs. He was
in the S9th year of his age.
His wife and the following
sons and daughters survive:
Mrs. Granville Barrett, Ris-
ing Sun; Charles Gray, Will
mington; Hartley Gray, Har-
rington, Del; Mrs. Irene
Campbell. Perryville; Mrs. Is
rael T.. Reynolds, near Rock
Springs; Mrs. Ethel Adams,
Philada.
The funeral was held Sun
day afternoon, with inter-
ment i'll Brookview cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
Mrs. Annie HI. Peoples

Mrs. Annie H. Peoples, wild
ow of the late DR.. James A.
Peoples, died at her home in
Little Britain Township, near
Wrightsdale, Pa, Friday, Jan.
8. She was born March %,
1870, the daughter Of Neal
and Sarah A. (Brown) Ham
Dleton, of Little Britain. She
leaves her father and one sis
ter, Mrs. Raymond Good, of
Peach Bottom. Mrs. Peoples
was a member of the Society
of Friends. Funeral services
were held at Penn Hill Meet
ing House Monday at 1870 p.
m. Interment in Little Brit
ain cemetery.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
Accidentally Shot

While handling a rifle on
Thursday morning last, Ro-
land L. Montgomery, aged IS
years, of Akin, suffered a
painful wound by the acct
dental discharge of the piece.
He was on the wharf at Per-
ryville at the time. The bull
let struck him above the eye.
but fortunately the sight of
the member was not injured.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
Orphans Court

Bonds Approved; Timothy
Kelly, executor of Bartholo-
NEW F. Kelly; Clara Rob-
erson Biles, guardian of Ruth
Robertson Biles.
Accounts Passed, First and
final account of Victor b.
Wolley, executor of Lizzie E.
Woolley; first and final ac-
count of Blanche b. Rober-
son, executrix of Annie e.
Biles.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
Livestock Burned To Death


In a fire early Thursday
morning of last week, that
destroyed the barn on the
farm of George Charles, near
Terre Hill, Lancaster county,
Pa, seventeen head of stock
trapped in their stalls, were
burned to death,-14 head of
cattle and three horses.
All the crops, including to-
bacco, an automobile, a motor
truck and valuable farm ma
chinery were destroyed. The
loss was $4,000. The origin
of the fire is not known.
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OBITUARY
Bartholomew f. Kelly

Bartholomew F. Kelly, 70
years of age, died at his home
at Rock Run, on Dec. 26. He
is suried by two nieces and
two nephews. Interment was
made in Mt. Erin cemetery,
Havre de Grace.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10
George w. Magraw

George w. Magraw, aged 55
years, of Carriers Mills, this
county, died Dec. %, follow
ing a long illness. He leaves
six sons and one daughter;
also two sisters, Mrs. Oliver
S. Carr, of Havre de Grace,
and Mrs. Mary Anderson, of
Oxford, Pa.
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Failed To Make Checks Good

The Grand jury OF ROCK
ingham Circuit Court, Va,
last week indicted Harry E..
Smith, of Cecil county, dealer
in live stock, on two counts of
giving bad checks in payment
for a carload of hogs purchas-
ed and a carload of cows.
The checks in the aggregate
amounted to $500, and were
returned marked mot suffi-
cient funds"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-01-10

A Bingo Social will be held
in the Community House at
Liberty Grove, Tuesday eve
ming next, by the Liberty
Grove Community Club. Adj
mission 10 cents.
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Joseph III. Barber

Joseph H. Barber, employ
ed by the town of Elkton as
caretaker Of the public refuse
ground along the marsh, died
Dec. 81, at his home in that
town. from pneumonia. He
was AZ years of age and is
survived by his wife, formerly
Mrs. Rachel A. Burns, whom
he married on Nov. % last.
The funeral was held on
Thursday afternoon last, with
interment in the Elkton GEM
etery.
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Rising SUI M. E. Church
]. C. Mccoy. Pastor

]. c. Mccoy. Pastor.
Sunday School 9.45 a. m.
Preaching at IL o'clock.
Junior League 600 p. m. Senior
league 700 o'clock. Preaching 7:30
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daughter shirley, were VlSlC-
ors in Baltimore Thursday
Monday.
Miss Catharine Kirk enjoy
ed visit last week to her
aunt, Mrs. Henry Townsend,
Willow Grove, Pa.
Mrs. Hartnett and daughter
Miss Bessie Hartnett, of Elk
ton, were Sunday guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Wilson.
George A. Kepler, Jr., and
Miss Sue Meng, OF Port De-
posit, we're quietly married in
Bel Air Dec. 81. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Meng, OF Port
Deposit.
Miss Adeline Crawford of
Cecllton, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Archie Crawford, and
Mr.. William Purner, son at
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Purner, of
Cayot's Corner, were married
on Saturday, January 4.
Miss Bertha Skrivan, mem
Der of the faculty of Cecilton
High School, and Mr., James
Wells Black, son of the late
John I'll. Black, OF Cecilton,
were quietly married in Bel
Air on Dec. II, by Rev. Ed
ward G. Gisriel.
Miss Frances HUH, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. ALEXANDER
HUH, of Havre de Grace, ana
Harold e. Clarke, of Perry
Point, son of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
P. Clarke of Washington, d.
c., were married in Aberdeen
on Saturday, Dec. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ihomp-
son, of Chester, Pa, formerly
of Cecil county, on Christmas
day celebrated the fiftieth an
niversary OF their wedding.
they were married al Bay
View by Rev. C. T. Cochell,
on Dec. 25, 1879. Six of their
eight children are living ana
attended the celebration; Is
grandcnlldren also were pres
ent.
Announcement has been
made OF the approaching
marriage of Miss helen Kim
ole Nlcnols, daughter of the
late Brinton Pierce and Lau-
"a Kimble Nichols, to Mr..
Richard Adams Lane, son OF
DIR. and Mrs. Winfred H. Lane
of Brattleboro, Vermont, on
saturday afternoon, Jan. IL,
at three o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reese Eaven-
son, OF Lancaster, Pa, nave
announced the marriage OF
.neir daughter Sara Martin to
Mr.. Emley Wilson Yocum, of
Golora, on Dec. 26, at Arch
street Methodist church Phil
adelphia. Their attendants
we're Miss Elizabeth. Yocum,
sister of the groom, and Mr..
reese Eayerson, brother OF
che bride.
Miss Verna e. Rutter, the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey H. Rutter, Of Perry
Vile, and DR.. Harvey S. Mil
Ter, of Philada., were married
Wednesday afternoon, Jan. /,
at 4 O'Clock, in Perryville M.
T.. Church. A reception fol-
lowed at the home of the
orlde's parents.
The Ford automobile offer
ed in a business boosting
campaign by Paul Sweet, a
druggist of North East, was
AWARDED last week to |. G..
england, of Oxford. Pa. Pur-
chases amounting to $1.0O
gave the customer a chance
on the car.
Arrested near North East
Russell A. Banning was fined
$125 and costs, and Charles
A. Rowans 500 and costs by
Magistrate Scotch. The fine
imposed on Banning was for
reckless driving ana operat-
ing an automobile while I'M
der the influence of intoxicat-
ing liquor, while Rowens'
was for assault and carrying
IA concealed deadly weapon.
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Mrs. Ellen Lynch

Mrs. Ellen Lynch, widow of
John Lynch, formerly Of near
Leeds, died Dec. 81 at Union
Hospital, Elkton, from cere-
bral apoplexy. She was IS
years of age. Mrs. Lynch was
a daughter of the late Thos.
Adams. She is survived by
five children: Mrs. Geo. Gro
theirs and Benz. Lynch, of
Elkton; Mrs. John Holmes, of
Cherry Hill; Mrs. Bertha
Walstrom and Mrs. Sallie
Crothers, of Wilmington.
The funeral was held on
Dec. 80, with interment at
Leeds cemetery.
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TOWN AND COUNTY
Short Paragraphs Of Recent Events OF
Interest to Our Readers
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

Society will meet on Tuesday
afternoon next in Elkton.
The December term OF the
Circuit Court for Cecil County
reconvened at Elkton Mon
DAY morning, Jan. s.
The regular monthly meet
ing of Harford-Cecil Shrine
cub will be held at the How
ard Hotel, Elkton, on Friday
evening, January 10.
A number of our agricul-
turists have been in attend
ance at the annual meeting
OF. the allied farm organiza-
tions, in Baltimore, during
this week.
The branch plant OF the
Victory Sparkler and Special
ty Co. Of .Elkton, began opera
tons last week in Port De-
post, where the old Bibb
Stove Foundry building is be-
ing used.
After extensive improve
ment the M. E. church at
Charlestown will reopen with
appropriate services on Sun
day, Jan. IL. Rev. A. w.
Strickland is pastor OF the
church.
The banks at Havre de
Grace have declared their US
ual dividends to stock holders.
CITIZENS National Bank l0%
seri1l-annual; Banking and
trust co. 90 seInf-annual;
First Natl. Bank So semi
annual.
Owing to his illness w. A.
Aarronson, post master at
Aberdeen, has been unable to
attend to the duties for some
months past, and acting post
master Austin Andrew has
been appointed postmaster by
president Hoover.
During the absence of the
family the uweillng of Mon
roe Gould, Kembleville, Pa,
was destroyed by lire on the
morning OF San. |. Newark
r1re Co. responded, but the
dwelling was doomed before
the hremen could reach the
scene.
Two fine farms on the Be-
hernia river, belonging to
Nm. Boulder, of Cecil county,
have been purchased by one
OF the DUPONT family OF Will
mlngton, for $4,000. It is
reported the new owner will
convert, the properties into
uucking lodges and summer
homes.
During the Christmas va
cation vandals broke into the
High School building at Per-
ryviiie, prying open the doors
Desks were ransacked ana
papers and books scattered
over the floors. A clasg ring
was taken from the desk OF
Prof. L, M. Gorsuch, and lot
OF tools from the manual
training department. The
loss is estimated at 5000.
The licenses of two oyster
shocking houses in Delaware
nave been revoked and a third
is under investigation. The
revocation was made after an
Inspector of the u. S. Public
Health. Service had discover
Ell that the houses we're using
oysters taken from streams in
Delaware on which there is a
ban.
Through the cooperation of
the Standard Oil Co., Rising
Sun and Elkton, in Cecil
county, and Havre de Grace,
Hartford county, have been
granted official recognition by
me Daniel Guggenheim Fund
for the Promotion of Aero
autics, In that they have COM
plete0 the work OF identifica-
ZION markings to assist air
nayigators In locating their
whereabouts. These mark
,ings are large printed signs
Bearing the name of the town
and &C eacA MQf the three
points the m] Rg is on the
property lof til tandard Oil
Company.
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A crank isn't a crank when
he does you a good turn.
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Broad Ripple Christian

--1O:4S A. ".
Prelude-"Flower sonk". Lange
Hymn-"Christ Arose ............ Lowry
Rev. Tusley.
Hymu-"The Lord Of Life Is Risen
onertory-"rhe Star Of Hope" Kennedy
DR.. N. Thomas snd Mr.. J. Thomas.
Ser-lon-''Later Events in the Lie OF
The pastor
Rynn-"Coule Into Ny Life. Wilson
Po5tuoe- Selected.
$50 p NJ
Under the auspices Of the 9: G. Class.
Ross Smith. teacher.
Prelude-"5 Message" zameeink
O. Gypsy Loye Song" ......... Hubert bert
20 NoS''S 6. G. orchestra. a
D0e Mrs. A Ross smith and Mrs Kenneth
Harvey.
Aathem-"Great Is Immsnuel" 49,. .Lillenas
The choir.
Anthem-'.The Radiant Morn" woodward
The choir. 80
Anthem-'sGod So Loved the World
The Cruct1xioni ............ Stainer
The choir.
The Rev. James Tilsley.
onertcry-"Silent Pleading .Rsynard
Ant6en-"U Unfold Ye Portals" tThe
Redemption The choir. '''','' Ol
Anthem-"Gloris" O2th Mass -. Mozart
The choir.
Ranelujsh'' THE Messiah
The choir.
Sermon-"Ths Risen Christ Our Hope.
The pastor
Duet-"There Is a Green Hill'. Armstrong
Miss Nondus limerick and Miss
Helen RoSenbaum.
Posslude Repent We" Van Norman
Miss Anna Hawkins, accompanist; DR.,
Norris Thomas directing. morning; Rev
Jemes Tilsley. pastor; DR.. B. F. Ne'man'
directing. evening.
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First United Lutheran

-10:45 A. M
Organ Resurrection Morn.
Processionai.Hymn 1919. 1900 johnston
order Of Morning Worship-Page g.
Anthem Rejoice, Daughter Of
zion ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. heyser
Anthem-"Jesus Lives ....... Bracket
Sermon-'Jesus Lives" Dr.. Gardner;
soioEiHail. Joyous Morn" .Cadnan
Chesteen Kendall.
Benediction.
Postlude-"Ju bilate Dec" .......... Silver
pr.,uds-.1ar90o';'; p M Handle,
Violin. Miss olive Killer; harp,
Mrs. Oren Miller; organ, Miss
Professional Hymn iii
Anthem-"He Is Not Here"........ Heyser
AntBem-"asil Bright Easter Morn.
Harp soio-To Spring Gabriel verdaiie
Mrs; oren Miller.
Duet-'Harkl Ten Thousand Voices
Miss Fannie iGeisler. Mrs. o. Z.
Steinkamp
violin Meditation" j"ThaisSi
'''''''''Mi Miss olive Killer. @sSSene'
Antheu-"C Christ Is Risen" ....,,. .Heyser
Hymn lis.
Recessionai Hymn AT
Postlude-"HoSannah' ...,... Hartmann
All anthems OF the evening are taken
from the Cantata, Bright Easter Morn"
by Heyser.
DR.. Clarence E. Gardner is pastor Miss
Pauline Reoeccs RoeS, organiSt and choir
direceor.
Members Of the choir: Sopranos, Misses
Inez Beaver, Jennie Chambers, Media
zoellS=. Fannie Geisles. Mary Fuller, Mar
thabel Geisler. Mrs. Ieons Lepole, Mrs.
W. W. Paine. Mrs. Loran Hickman; altos,
Mrs. Arthur A. Davis. Mrs. o. Z. Stein
kamp, Mrs. z. P. Geisler. Miss Ida zieg-
Ter; tenors. Roxy Chiles. Tom RhoadeS,
Arthur Cornelius, z. c. Killer and Carl
Munendore; BASES. George Speigei, Oscar
Hilsfrom and Chesteen Kendall.
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STER SERVICES TO BE HELD HERE SUNDAY
Central Avenue Methodist

morning
Organ Prelude-"An Easter Alleluja"
Anthen-aThe strife Is osrS from
oaeEsoFy organ soio.@chIiss Is -.
solon sTN Know That Ny Rede cen sr-'-'O
Liveth" From Messiah -. Handel
Mrs. w. A. Devin.
organ Easter March"
''s..'..s.s....... ............. Aelksi
49,. Y..,.., -ESeninE--
fan Easter Prelude" ....... .Egerton
Easter Fantasia" ..... Baumgartner
Old Easter carol With chimes.
ORATORIo
THE Seven Last Words Of Christ
Tn. Dubois
Full choir and soloists
Introduction-"O Vos Omnes"
Miss Delbridge
First word-'Pater, Dlmitfe'
MT. Kadel, Mr. Talbert and choir.
Second Hodie Mecum eris"
Mr.. Kadel. Mr.; Taibert and choir.
Mrs. DeYin, MI. Kadel. Mr.. Talbert
Fourth Word-'Deus Nieus"
Fifth Word s si tiS"u 'S'ASOH'
- Mr.: Kadel. Mr jackson and choir.
Sixth Pater, in manus tuas"
Mr.. Kadel and choir
Seventh Word-"Et Clamans Jesu'
Mrs. Devin, Mr. Kadel. Mr.. jackson
and choir
Organ Postlude-" Easter Hymn.
Miss Maude Deibridge, Mrs w. A. pevin,
sopranos; Mrs, R. W. Blake contralto;
George Kadel. tenor; Dewitt Talbert,
baritone; Raymond Jackson, basso; Mrs:
q. Hesser, director.
DR.. Frank lee Rober, is pastor.
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Broadway Evangelical

Morning
Prelude-"P Pilgrims Chorus. $500. Wagner
The Resurrection" with "Allelula".
....s...sss..s..... .-.ss-.ssss OSflo4C@
Choir.
Scripture from I Cor. is.
Hymn-"Beyond Resurrection"
Congregation.
Invocation.
Behold He cometh" from Porters
Mrs. w.. c. Katterhenry. Mrs.
Arthur Chapman. J. c.. Hirsch-
man. Ralph Schneider.
Quartet with Sharing His
Mrs. VI. c. Katterhenry. Mary
Frey. contralto J. G. Htrschman.
Ralph Schneider. A. c. Hirschman.
Offertory-"S Spring Serenade' 49,. Hansen
Duet with Bass Solol-"With the Rosy
MIS-. Frank j. Biiieter. Mary frey.
A. c. Hirschman. bass.
Solo-"There's A Green Hill Far Away
Mrs venice b. Keiser
Address-"Awakened In His Likeness"
Male ouartet-"He Trusted Me. To
victory Would Lead 80. ...;.-..
-"Halleiuiah Christ Is. Risen
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Carrie B. Adams
Postlude|"E Postlude" ........L orenz
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NorthwOOd Christian

NOfCnWOOO CHTlSCIdH
-1O:45 A. M
cANTATA
"Cross and Crown"
Preiude-"Adoration" ............ BorowsH
Turner Trio: Aileer McDargh violin;
Lucille Springer. cello; Carolyn Ayres
nvocation-The Pastor.
Part
in Tn nuS''T Trio: Jack Ford, violin; Ovid
Jones. clarionet John Reavis. trombone.
Thou. Lord. VIII Arise"
Mrs. 6. R. Ferguson and chorus.
God Shall Charge His Angel Legions;
Mrs. Ferguson, Mr.. Turner, Mr.. Lawn.
''AoSanna s e shs Hi shd chorus.
Ride On. o King"
Lucille Elsom.
Mems chorus and soprano.
Mrs. Hazel Neel and quartet.
string Trio-"The Swan" .Saint-Saens
Turner trio.
Part II
- instrumental ensemble.
The Strife Is Ger"
Christ Our Passover
Ladies Double Quartet: Grace Myers,
Mrs. Harbaugh, Mrs. ElSam, MrS. Neel,
Mrs. Ferguson. Miss Reayis. Mrs. Nc
Daniels, Virginia Harbaugh.
Mems Quartet: DR.. Wood. Paul Win
ter. Glen F1ndley, r. z. Turner.
abide with Me-
Chorus with Soprano Obligstto.
Solo--'Come Gracious Spirit,
Mrs. Neel. Contralto.
And He Arose"
Lift Up Your Hands"
Mixed Quartet, Final Chorus.
Odertory-"Chant sans ParolS' Won GoenS
Turner Trio.
Sermon-''Nineteen Centuries Of Victory"
Mr.. Grafton.
Invitation Hymn"
Communion Service.
PoStiude-'March Militaire''. Schubert
Northwood Ensemble. with Virginia Hsr-
baugh at piano.
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Holy Trinity

Masses on Easter Sunday will he at 500.
ECO. $3.50 and 10 o'clock. The 500 and
10 O'Clock Masses will be High Masses.
Procession before the o'clock Mass.
Mass in q" Observation-Disclosures. Rattunen
With orchestra.
OTertory-"Regi Coeli' .......... Labot
Male chorus.
Chair MISUNDERSTANDING, Miss Mary
Lunar. Mrs. M. Urainar; alto, Misses Vic
toria fore. Margaret Monfreda. Mesdanles
M Kocian. A. Androjna; tenor. Joseph
Lambert. Jerry Hvalica. Joseph Zorc,
Joseph 10th: bass. Frank Radez. Raphael
Qualiza. Martin Dvgar. Victor zore. Al
Zennik. Joseph Simko.
Junior Choir-Misses Angela Brodnik.
Mary Banick Julia Cesnik. Frances Yak
rajsek Anna vertscnik. Mary KlobucsY.
Carolinae Brodnik, Mary zakrajsek. Mary
QUaltza.
The pastor is the Rev. Casimir Cvencho.
Organist. Frank UraInar; adiHeetoT,
Frank Radez.
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First Friends
I0:45 A. M.

--i0:45 A. M
Spring Song ....... ,,Mandelgsoh oh,
Easter Day ............C Ieneht LoreV
Doxology.
Invocation. ,
No. ISL.
Scripture.
Prayer.
Anthem~''Festiva TIE Deum' in En
................:-. Dudley Buck
Announcements.
Odertory-"E Easter Dawn ...Claussmann
Solo-"The First Easter Morn" -.
,............:J John Plindle Scott
Mrs. Mildred Pearson.
Sermon+"Easter Realities C. Dawes.
Meditation.
Reception Of new members.
Closing Hymn Resurrection" No. $50.
Benedction.
Postlude-" Triumphal Chorus" 80. Wachs
Haley Harold. organist; Mrs. Earl
Sweeney, soprano; Miss Ruby Winders,
alto; Joseph Perrin, tenor; Henry Hebert,
bass. and Mrs. Mildred Pearson, assisting
cOI0icf
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Roberts Park NJ. E.

Mrs. Arthur H. Wehber. harpist; Hugh
McGibeny. violinist; Miss Yuba white,
cellist: Mrs. Harriet Burtch. organist.
--1O:45 A. M
Organ Prelude-"Easter Morning"
Procession. "chirist the Lord is Risen
Call e %orship-,,"The Lord Is in His
Hymn No is7G"The Lord Is Risen
Indeed"
Prayer-'The lords Prayer Chanted.'
Chorus-"Lo, the Tomb Is Empty ::
psalte;i.Foiurth special reading, page 50.
e cf15RiSre T ISiiSh Strains Arise"
Offering and c;;ieertooriy1-;iAve MARIA
800 Miss Leona Wright.
Harp. cello, violin and organ &C
compartment.
sermon--"The Fact and the Power Of
the Resurrection
Hymn No. 1ss0 DFi 4ania Ys Saints. the
Sight Is Glorious
Benediction.
organ meditation.
-7:45 P. M
organ Prelude-"christus Resuryexit" .,,o
Chorns."Awake Glad souii' . .BTiggs
Hymn No. 172-"Jesus. the Conqueror
Reigns."
ouartet-"They Have Taken Away Ny
Hymn No. l563"Christ. the Lord. Is
Risen Today"
Solo Christ. the Risen Lord"
Mr.. H. W. Laut.
Harp. cello and organ accompant-
ment.
Chorus-"The Morning PUPPIES All the
Offering and offertory-"M Meditation
Mrs. Webber. Miss white. Mrs.
Burtch and Mr.. McGibeny.
Cornet Choir Pilgrims chorus" Wagner
The peck cornet choir.
Address" Immortality and the Mod
ern Poets"
Dr. Dunlavy.
Chorus-"The Risen Christ" ...... Day
Hymn No. 177-"Harfl;, Ten Thousand
Harps and Voices"
Benediction.
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First Congregational

-l0:45 A. M
.'Ca-atina" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. "a a
''1socturne" .......--......:.-... Spitalny
Ruick string trio.
Anthem Rejoicel Jerusalem sno
Einsi" ...-.-........ sidney thomson
A. D. Hitz, soloist.
ruet-"Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead?". Foster
Miss Harold and MIS- Copeland:
cTertory-''R Romance .....-..... Glinka
Ruck string THO.
eolo--"That First Easter Morn. Ashford
Earl v Shockney. tenor.
Eermon--'The Easter Message.
The Rev. William caughran.
Antherl-'Alleliua TO the King" Clemens
Postluds-Orgsn. -
Marjorie Harold. soprano; Earl V
sSoct1ev tenor: Clara Copeland. con-
traito: A. Dial Hitz. bass; Thelms Ru-
bush. violin; Msrcens Campbell. cello;
Bsrta Miller Ruick. organ
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Organ Prelude-"Festival March in r.
Anthem.As It Began to Dawn .'HsTssr
Ofertory Solo-"Before the Dawn. -.
Miss Irene Rothermei. -'''
Organ Temple March -. Lyon
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under direction of Miss F,,reda Hart. or
cantata. Bright Easter Morn. by Heyser,
Soloists are Miss Dorothy Bartholomsw.
Miss Mary Gunckle, sopranos; Miss Alice
ry jenkins, bass.
organ prelude.
Christ The Lord Is
Flynn.
DR.. W. T. Jones. pastor.
OfertorY-"In Springtime" ....... Kinder
80 1880 CANTATA
Organ introduction.
Trio Obligato. Miss Kunkle, Miss
Bartholomew. Miss Arnold and
choir
Part
1.-THE Week of Suffering"
Chorus-"The Place Named Geth-
Nj. Jenkins. soloist, and choir;
Chorus-'Darkly Rose The Guilty
MT. Shoup. soloist, and choir.
Quartet-"In the Cross of Christ I
Glory
Miss Bartholomew. Miss Arnold.
Mr.. Shoup, Mr.. jenkins.
Chorus Weeping AS They Go,
Miss Bartholomew. obligato, and
ohorus-"1f Man Die"
Miss Arnold. soloist and choir.
Part II
Easter Morning"
Morning Breaks"
Miss Bartholomew Miss Arnold,
Mr. Shoup. Mr.. Jenkins:
Womens Chorus and Choir-"He IL
Not Here"
Chorus-"Hail. Bright Easter Morn"
Choir.
Chorus-"The Trumpet Shall Sound
Choir.
Duet-"Harkl Ten Thousand Voices.
Miss Bartholomew. Miss Arnold.
Final Chorus-"Christ Is Risen"
Soloists, Miss Kunckel. Mr.. Shoup
and choir.
Dr.. w. T. Jones, pastor.
Postlude-"Postluoe in D. ......... Harris