The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1931-04-03
Churches Planning
Special Services
For Easter Morn
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lene: Mary Lou Thompson. 5alome.
Marguerite D'Ardie. angel, Ruth
johnson. first traveller; Edith Callen-
der, second traveller: Albert King,
third traveller: Clarence Hoover.
fourth traveller. Solos will be given
by Mrs. Charles Prentice. who will
sing, Thou pidst Leave Thy
Throne" by Ethel Childs VITO will
give There is q Green Hill. Far
Away" and by George Humphreys.
whose number will be. Into thu.
Woods My Master Went"
McCabe Methodist
The McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church, Rev. Water E. Water. pastor.
will have a special morning SCI vice at
1880 O'Clock, with Rev. j.. s. Wilds,
district superintendent, and rev. w.
A Baker assisting. At moor, the SUM-
day school of the church will present
an Easter program and Sunday eve
ming at 1880 O'Clock the Combined
morning and evening choirs will Join
In presenting the cantata, Victory"
Easter anthems and solos will fea-
ture the morning service which opens
with the organ prelude, unfold Ye
Portals" Gounod, played by Miss
Ruth Rowley. Anthems to be given
include Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day." "As It Began to Dawn Look
Ye Saints" II Know That My Re-
deemer Lives" and Grown Him With
Many Crowns" The sermon topic
will be 1.-THE Walk to Emmaus." New
members will be received into the
church during the service.
The children'S program, under the
direction Of Miss Jessie Ramp and
Mrs r. M. Davis, will be composed of
songs. Rotations and a reading. It
includes exercises by primary pupils;
prologue. Betty st. Cyr, and a mu-
steal monologue, Magdalene's Story.
by Marjorie Alderman, accompanied
by Beatrice Water. A choir. composed
of Maxine Pickles, Ethel Sandin, lone
Noggle, Marjorie Ackerman, Virginia
Smith, Iris Schwartz, George Moses,
David Davis, Russell Arnot and Will
liam Davis, will sing ALAS and Did
My Savior Bleed" and Low in the
Grave He Lay" David Davis and
Russell Arnot will sing In the Gar
dem; Marjorie Alderman and lone
Noggle will give "O'er the Hills" and
the choir will sing "But Now the
Christ Is Riseal."
Victory" Easter cantata by Wilder
mere, will be presented at 1880 p. m.
under the direction of Mrs. John A.
Larson. Numbers are: Organ prelude,
GLORY" Kern, Miss Rowley; chorus,
Prom Gethsemane to Calvary; tenor
solo, mot What I WILL" w. j. Noggle;
chorus, "Out of the Night of Dark
ness; soprano and alto duet, 20
Morn OF JOY" Mrs. Powell and Mrs.
F. ]. Bavendick; bass solo and chorus,
Angels Rolled the Stone Away" w.
F. Bischof and choir; trio. Life Eter-
nal" Mrs. Smith. Mrs. o. A. Devoid
and Harold Beall; bass solo and
chorus, 1.-THE Song of Victory" A. J.
Arnot and choir.
Quartet, There's No Night in
Heaven" Mrs. Powell. Mrs. F. M. Da-
is, MI. Beall and George S. Register;
chorus, 1.-THE Splendor of His Glory"
choir; organ %offertory, "Angelus';
solo, His Love Dvine," Mrs. Baven-
dick: chorus. Christ Hath Risen,"
choir; postlude, Newell.
st. Georges Episcopal
Rev. D. Pierce-Jones, rector, an
nounces that five services will be held
in st. Georges Episcopal church on
Easter day. The first two, at 7 a. m
| and at ais q. m, will be Holy Com
| munion services. and they will be fol-
lowed by morning prayer service at
1915. The choral eucharist will be
celebrated at IL a. M, at which time
the rector will deliver a sermon on
1.-THE Empty Tomb" At 3 p. m. the
| church school will hold it's program
and the Lenten Offering will be pre-
Sented.
Lorenzo Belk will sing I'm the End
of the Sabbath at the IL o'clock
! service. Other anthems to be sung
by the congregation are Jesus Word
of God Incarnate," "Hallelujah He Is
/ Risen" and Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day"
Mrs: G.. F. Dullam has arranged
! the church school program which
opens with the hymn, advent Tells
Us Christ Is Near and the Easter
ltany. The rector will give an ad-
dress. followed by the mite box pres
entation. Hymns sung by the entire
school and the recitation OF the creeo
will complete the service.
Trinity Lutheran
The service at the Trinity Lutheran
church will open with early morning
deyotions at 6 o'clock. Mrs. T. G. Plo-
mase will sing Calvary" Rodney,
and the choir will sing the anthem,
"Open the Gates Of the Temple"
Knapp. The sermon topic Will be
'The Open Tomb"
Church school will be conducted al
GAS a. m, followed by a festival serv-
ice at II q. m. A trio. composed OF
Mrs. Opie S. Rindahl, Adolph Engel-
hardt and Clarion LARSON WILL play
HANDLES Largo" as a prelude, fol-
lowed by "Hoiy! Holy! Holy!" as a
PROFESSIONAL. The order for the re-
mainder of the service is: Liturgy;
solo. "The Holy City," Myron Ander-
son: epistle; two anthems by the chill
dren's choir: gospel, offertory: ser
mon. 1.-THE Risen Christ" Rev. Rin-
dahl: Hallclujah chorus from Hanoels
messiah; occasional; postlude'
march from alfalfa.
st. Mary's Pro- athedra!
Four masses will be celebrated at 81.
Mary,s Catholic Pro-cathedral, on
Easter Sunday, according to Father
.John Stag, pastor. Masses WILL De al
=. A. $50 and IL a. m, with pontllical
high mass at 8 o'clock. with Bislop
Vincent Woehrle giving the sermon.
Ths combined mems and boys cholrS
viii sing one of Haller's masses.
First Baptist
Three services are planned Tor the
First Baptist church. according TO
Rev. Ellis l.. jackson, pastor. me
sunday school will observe the DAY
With 3 short program at 10 a. m. IN
which each of the school classes VII!
take part. Mrs. Howard McNutt VIII
be In charge.
Rev. Erling MONIES will deliver q
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