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The Indianapolis times., 1932-03-26
Easter VeSberS

Easter vespers, celebrated
with all the solemnity and
beauty of the Liturgy, win be
sung at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral at 4::3O p. m, Easter
Sunday. The solemn process
sional of celebrant, assisting
clergy and acolytes will be fol-
lowed by the chanting of vesper
psalms, antiphons and hymns
of the day by the clergy choir
stationed in the sanctuary, and
the Schola Cantorum singing
antiphonally from the choir
loft.
This ancient Office of the
church is seldom heard in this
monastic form.
The hour is announced for
4::30 o'clock and the Rev. Rec
tor of the Cathedral extends
an invitation to all Catholics
of the city to be present at the
Cathedral at this hour.
The Indianapolis times., 1932-03-26
REALTORS WILL
ENTER POLITICS
Tax Distribution Only Aim,
SAYS Board Head.

Pointing to "the pitiful state into
which the tax system has fallen, :"
the Indianapolis Real Estate Board
Thursday decided to seek election
Of members to each house of the
legislature men who will represent
directly the property and home
owning voters of the state.
Since its beginning, twenty-one
years ago, the Real Estate Board
never has participated in politics.
"We only have one aim in enter
ing political campaign" said Dan
LIE Gore, board president. THAT is
to provide just distribution of
taxation in our state. Never before
has our economic life faced such a
crisis.
Huge incomes and intangible
valuableS to the extent Of many
millions of dollars are not taxed in
Indiana. We will try to force those
who control this wealth to take up
their burden in the tax scheme.
"It is not fair that the property
owner, the small home owner,
should be penalized for his desire
to aid his state and community by
investing his money in local real
estate"
Directors of the Real Estate
board will act as a committee to
select the candidates. First meet
ing will be held Monday at at
Real Estate Board offices, 821
Lemcke building. Paul L. McCord
is chairman.
Members of the committee are:
Fred L. Palmer, Ralph E. Hueber,
Charles o. Grinsdale, Lawrence G..
Holmes, P. A. Havelick, Henley T.
Hotel, Frank j. Viehmann, Robert
M. Collier, Norris P. Shelby, James
w. Hurt and Noble G. Hilgenberg.
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st. Bridget's

1907 North West Street,
The Rev. John F. McShane. Pastor,
300 A. NJ. Mass
Children's Choir
"Alleluial AlleluiaI Let the Holy An
Christ Is Risen Today"
%; Take Me To Thy Sacred Heart"
THE Dawn Was Purpling Ger the Sky"
-1O:OO A. M. High Mass
."EntFQtqS" .KHT{a Hia,.aH Modgs us q O. H%mmeTie
Gloria IN Excelsis" ,..A. .Cc H RoseWigg RseWig
Gradual Seuuentia" (Modus N.......
Four voices-"veni Creator. T. Hammerle
Solo and Mixed Parts-"Credo.'
-Four ietSoi VoicesI" ce Reginald Coeii Hammerle
'Sanctus" and ''Benedictus'' .....
Bass Solo.dAeinuis; Del a. H. i'OSe"iE
Communion" (Modus g. &c. Hammerle
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Benediction after the High Mass 20,
,..u The Rev L, M. wilkens. 0. F.M.
The Rev. I. M, wilkens. o. F. M.
Holy God, We Praise Thy Name"
CONGREGATIONAL.
Members of Choir-Sopranos Misses
Margaret Davis. Mary Davis, Clara Sui
livan. Mary Hungerford. Mary Emminger.
Altos: Miss Helen Reinhardt. Tenor: John
Joseph Frederick, Norman Emminger.
merle. Elmer Sewers, William Sewers. Will
liam Doughtry.
George Hammerle. director.
Sister OF st. Francis. organ1St.
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st. ROch's

5000 S. Meridian)
The Rev. Peter Pfeiffer, o. F. M, Pastor
-7:3O A. NJ, High Mass
Children's First Holy Communion
"Missa Regina Pacis" s"...............Yon
Introitus-'R Resurrexi ct adhuc tecum
sum" Observation-Disclosures, ToZer
Gradual-"Haec Dies" Dress
Offertory-"Terra Tremuit'. 49,. Dress
Communio-'Pascha nostrum imlatus
During First Holy Communion-"O
Recessional-"R Regina Voeli'' .....P Palma
Choir Members-Sopranos. Mrs. Andrew
Fromhold, Misses Mary Frances Egan,
Mary Eteffen, Romilda Volz. Sylvia Weber;
altos, Mrs. Merle Egan, Misses Margaret
Braun. Ellen Weber. Ruth Weber; tenors,
Samuel Dickinson. Leo Stier, Joseph Sud-
ing; bass, John Braun. Norval Thompson.
RoSeann Davey, organiSt; Joseph b.
Brand, director.
10 A. NJ. Second Mass
Easter hymns sung by school children.
Mrs. Holzer, organiSt
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FIVE CHURCHES
AID IN SUNDAY
NIGHT SERVICE
st. Claudia a Bible
Drama, to Be Given
by Players.

The Olmstead Platform Players
Of Los Angeles, Cal, will present
Marshall N. Goods prize winning
Bible drama, "St. Claudia" at the
Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church, Central avenue and Forty
seventh street, at p. m. Easter
Sunday.
The following five choruses are
cooperating in attendance: Fifty
first Street NJ. E. church. North
wood Christian, Broadway Evan
gelical, Fairview Presbyterian and
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church.
The Olmstead players, four in
number, present the last week Of
our Lord, depicting the characters
of PontiuS Plate, Claudia, wife of
PLATE; Mary of Magdala, and Ser
gious, the councillor of Plate.
The OlmStead players have pre-
sented this drama over $50 times in
different cities throughout the
United States.
There will be no admission
charges. The general public is well
come.
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BIBLICAL DRAMA
TO BE PRESENTED

Easter Sunday evening at 7.45 at
the First United Brethren church,
the Young Peoples Dramatic Club,
under the direction of Mrs. Francis
Boehm, will present Biblical drama
entitled, Follow Thou Me-"
The plot deals with the precarious
adventures of Daniel, a young scribe
of the temple and follower of the
Nazarene, in his efforts to remain
true to his faith.
Throughout is story Of the life
Of Christine miracles He per-
formed, His arrest and trial. In
the background turks the shadow of
the crucif1xicn, soon to yield to the
bright dawn of the resurrection. It
is in four acts and the scene is in
the atrium, or principal room of
Pontius Pilates palace in Jerusalem,
80 A. D.
The cast of characters is as fol-
lows:
80 Lady in waiting; to ciaadia tliSdss 0uiiky
Niece Of claudia haNs' "iHinSef
(AduOld MIS-. Ola mcguire
Wife Of PLATE
Door Maid in the Palace lalas AOO'en
Pontius Pilate....... Joseph F. Roberts
LucluS. ......: George Prout
Captain OF Pilates Palace Guard
D1l@ Second Door Maiden Maiy Iydi'k
OdhAtl d. waiter Gam
A Young Scribe betrothed to Elizabeth
SeeresS, sS,................M Mrs. W. o. Kingen
A Prophecies
FIlncesS anna a-....s.-.... Lillian Hamke
A Jewish Princess and friend of Claudia
Sara...... .....-.. Gladys Waggoner
Anna's Lame Daughter
High Priest of the Temple
Priest. .s............ ............L Lee Guilky
A tool of Caiaphas
Ten Ladies in Waitinz-Elsie Mann,
Maxine Huston. Gladys Liptfolnb. Blanche
Holder. Cecil Ramsay. Noxella Cunning
Pauline Williams and Emma Smith.
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MANY EASTER
SERVICES ANNOUNCED

The Easter services at the Eighth
Christian church will begin with an
Easter breakfast and sunrise prayer
meeting at $50 a. m. in charge of
the Christian Endeavor Society.
The church school at $50 a. m.
will have as the guest speaker, the
Rev. Barton A. Johnson of the
United Christian Missionary So
ciety.
Morning worship and communion
at 10:45 o'clock. The Rev. Linn A.
Trip will speak on the subject,
"The True Meaning of Easter"
At 7:45 p. m. the Easter cantata,
"The Song of Triumph" by Edward
w. Norman, will be presented by the
vested choir.
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Little Flower

Fourteenth and Bosart)
The Rev. Charles DuffeY. Pastor.
800 A. NJ. Solemn High Mass
Processio "Alleluia Let the Holy
Anthem Rise
Bows Choir
Mixed Gho}irTrmkyrie" }I ~ "a Flat .. DUBOIS
Male Choir-"Credo (Missa Pontih-
Cd4et ..... .................... r. Plel
Mixed choir-"sanctus" "a Flat. Dubois
'Benedictus" B Flat ............. Dubois
"Agnus Der "a Flat ........... Dubois
Recessional (CongregationaD = Holy
God"
Choir Members-Male choir. E. AulI. R.
Shipman. L. Kelsch. G. McGill. G.. Jonas
P. j. Murray. c. Quinn. r. Rasico, j.
Haley. A. Hoffman. c. Rockford M Nc
1ntosh. Director. George A. Rolfsen.
Organist. Mrs. Charles P. Hanrahan.
Bows Choir. Rockford. Hayes. Flick
Remmetter, Goepfert, Bauer. Harmond.
McConahay, w. Mannix. Pritchard. New
man. Hammond. Binder. n Davis, Dugan,
English. J. Fox. R. Fox. Gueutal. Garvey.
Hagelskamp, jackson. j., Mannix, Morlock.
Murray. Noble. G; Rockford. Shoemaker;
Quinn. Rasico. Tierney. Ward T. Wolf
r. Wolf. zaepfel. Griffen. Schmidt. Suding
Parks. Suess. Callahan. Aull, Mcmahon,
McTurdv. Thaman. Ludwig.
The Rev. Raymond Marchino, director
of bows choir.
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LODGE TO
ATTEND SERVICE

"The Christians Eternal Hope"
will be the theme of the Easter
morning sermon by the pastor, DR..
Warren w. Want, at 10:45 a. m.
At the vesper service, 5 p. m.,
there will be a service of the bap-
tism of little children and concert
of sacred music by the vested chorus
choir.
The DeMolay Commandery, No.
81, Knights Templar, will attend the
vesper service at North church on
Sunday evening as a part of their
annual Easter Sunday observance.
The Knights will appear in full uni
form.
At Riverside Park M. E. church,
the Rev. Robert M. Selle, pastor.
Holy communion at sunrise service.
Morning service, $50 a. M, sermon,
Religion and Life Eternal" Bap-
tisms and reception of new mem
bers. Evening service, z p. m, spe-
cial Easter musical program by COM
bined choirS and string quartet with
the drama, '"The Alabaster Box, y
presented by the Riverside players.
The Rev. P. B. Turner will speak
Sunday morning from the subject,
"The Meaning Of the Resurrection. .
At the evening service the junior
church will present the pageant,
"The Dawn of GladneSS,''
At Calvary United Brethren
church, the pastors messages for
Easter Sunday will be at 10:3O, "The
Cornerstone of Christianity" and at
7:30, "And I Co." Baptizing serv-
ice, a. m.
"The Resurrection" and "The Pill
grim Christ" will be the subjects of
the Rev. Lee Sadler at the Univer-
Sity Park Christian church. In the
morning the choir will sing, Lift Up
Glad Voices" and I'm the End of
the Sabbath"
At the Missionary Tabernacle. the
Rev. William Tice will preach at
10:30 a. m. on Easter" At night.
the Rev. John Higgenbotham will
speak on why Halt Ye Between
Two Opinions" An interdenomina-
tional rally will be held at 2::3O p. m.
At the Bellaire M. E. church. the
Rev. w. B. Grimes will speak in the
morning on Risen With Christ. /"
At night, the Sunday school will give
program.
At 6 a. m, the Rev. F. c. Wack-
nitz Of the Second Evangelical
church will speak on "He Is Risen. .
At 10:30 a. m. on Immortality. /"
and at 7:30 p. m. on Our Gospel. I"
The Rev. L. B. MoSeley, pastor of
the Emerson Avenue Baptist church.
will speak Sunday morning on
Father, Into Thy Hands I Com
mend My Spirit" There will be
special Easter music. This service
will begin at 1920 a. m.
Sunday morning at the D. A. r.
chapter house before the Unity
Truth Center church of Practical
Christianity, the Rev. Murrell G.
Powell, pastor, will speak on THE
Glori6ed Lord" Mrs. BRUCE Max
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WOMEN EXPECT
LARGE ATTENDANCE

About TOO women are expected to
attend the Easter service of the
Women'S Bible Glass of the Third
Christian church at 9:15 o'clock
Sunday morning in the church
auditorium.
The program is as follows:
Scripture response.
Glass
PRAYER. by Mrs. Oscar Montieth.
Marimba Solos
ITO a Wild Rose" so........ Mcdowell
Near The Cross
Miss Irene Bishop.
Soprano Solo-"He Is Risen" ...... Scott
Mrs. E. w, Sweeney.
The Lesson-'New Life"
Mrs. h A. TurneY.
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we'll, pianist, and Mrs. Nina Vedder
will be the soloists.
Assurance of Life" and "a Great
Day and a Great Question" will be
the Easter Sunday subjects of the
Rev. M. H. Reynolds at the Merritt
Place M. E. church.
At the Truth Center of Applied
Christianity at the Lincoln hotel at
1890 a.. NJ, Edna F. Mauzy will
speak on "The Risen Lord"
"The Message of Easter" will be
the morning subject of the Rev.
Ambrose Aegerter Of the Beville
Avenue Evangelical church. At
night an Easter musical program.
Christ the First Fruits" and
Christ, the Counsellor" are the an
nounced subjects of the Rev. James
Harper of the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance.
Sunrise Easter carol service will be
held at $50 a. m. at All Saints
Cathedral, followed by holy COM
munion at a. m. and church school
at 10 a. m. At II a. m, the Rt. Rev.
Joseph M. Francis, D. D., bishop of
the diocese of Indianapolis, will be
the celebrant and preacher at this
service Special Easter music will
be given by the choir under the di-
rection of H. D. Miner.
"In My Fathers House" and
Christ the Victorious" are the an
nounced subjects of the Rev. Bert
R. Johnson at the DoWney Avenue
Christian church.
The church school at the Second
Moravian Episcopal church will
merge its $50 a. m. service into the
10 a. m. church service with the
Rev. George G. Westphal speaking.
At night, the pastor will speak on
''The Victories of the Cross"
"Daybreak In Garden" will be
the morning theme of the Rev. B.
B. Shake of the Grace M. E. church.
At the 4:30 vesper service, he will
speak on '"The Dawn of Easter"
At GAS a. M, the Sunday school
of the Grace church of the Breth-
rem will give a program. Easter
messages will be delivered at II a.
m. and 7:3O p. m. by the Rev. Rus
sell G. West.
At the Madison Avenue M. f.
the Rev. E. P. Jewett speaks in the
morning on 1.-THE Risen Christ"
''The New Significance of the Res
direction" will be the morning sub
ject of the Rev. Oliver K. Black at
the Speedway Boulevard Methodist
church. At night, Roger S. Lawton
will present the Sunday school in g.
pageant, "The Story of the Resur-
rection."
At the evening service there will
be an Easter pageant, For He Had
Great Possessions. This will be
followed by a baptismal service. The
evening worship begins at 7:45 p. m.
"The Resurrection Morn" and
"The Consequences of Indecision"
are the announced subjects of the
Rev. George D. Billeisen of the
River Avenue Baptist church.
An Easter sunrise pageant will be
given at 7 a. m. at the st. Pauls
Reformed church. The Rev. Will
liam H. Knierim speaks on "The
Royalty of Christ" in the morning.
Holy communion will be observed.
At the Second Reformed church
at $50 a. M, the young people will
have sunrise service. The Rev.
George P. Kehl speaks in the morn
ing on Finding Power Through the
Resurrection" Holy communion. At
night the subject will be Finding
an Explanation for the TranSfgura-
ton and Conversion of Saul"
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st. Joan of Arc

(42nd and Central Avenue)
The Rev Maurice o'Connor. Pastor.
800 A. NJ. Mass
Easter hymns by Girls Choir of ST
Joan OF Arc School.
800 A. M. Mass
(Womens Choir
'Ye 9 Sons and Daughters of the
"RiqiHau uco;eii,; ;'''.''''........... .Palestrina
g Paradise" (three partl R 4NgF6T iMeb6e
rams Angelicus" (three parti -. wa
Recessioniial.-'.Al Alleiuia AiIeiute6e Cesar Franck
2 Ch9lr th9 embers-Mesdames John Niesse
hatnleen Moldthan. William s. Anken-
6rocg. John J. Blackwell Fred P. Green.
'Tosn ITsr1an1 Mcr, ,Eetherford: Misses Irma Ross,
quinn. Josephine Brien, Eleanor NC
Namara. Marie Warren. Anne Reilly. Lois
IRieilly; Iienly Katherine Fitzgerald, Betty Ber-
EIeanor Deitz, Mary Slupesky Mary Jane
Sf9chmdidt' Scr katherine LEIGH, Mary Alice
r,,S S0rganist and director, Miss Marie c.
violinists, Ruth Fink and Lillian Beck.
1850 A. NJ, High Mass
ProG1e$isiona9Ilm"Christ e sdo n The Lord Is
"Ye Sons and Dauaghters PaIesfrina H9hrnni
",,..o l.. Boys. choir
Mass IN honor of st. Augustine" ....
lscored for Bows = and two a0nnerlein baft
oer. Mems Chorusl
OHertory-"H "Haec Dies"
BOYS Choir
Maris Stella" Grieg
Boys Choir
u. Male Choir-Paul Smith. Thomas Pagan.
Fred Duncan. Michael Santich William
honop; @. A. Smith. E. A. Fuerst
BOYS Cholr-Robert Berlin. Michael Carr.
William Gibbons. John Hoffman, Richard
lansing. Billy Kennedy. Richard Koss. Al
pert Lamp, Carl Mangold. Joseph Mcclure,
Richard Rndn.cd sGGhm1ritt. Richard Todd. Thomas
John Blackwell, Charles Croker. walter
Davis. Francis Delano. Paul Deery. John
Engle, Robert. Fitzgerald. Robert Gam
mlerL William Hanley. Salvador Iozzo,
Robert Jones. Robert Koehler. Thomas Kib-
Ter. James Lease. Jesse Mock Ralph Ness
Ter. Arthur Patrick. RAYMOND Reed. Jack
Thomas. Jack Wolf. Richard Wilkerson
Donald O,Connor. George Dell. Robert
Gardner. Robert Kasberg John Manion
Edgard Mcnamara John Moldthan John
MeihmauS. Paul Mansfield. Paul Commons,
Jack Knox. Robert OhleYer. Richard An
derson. Paul Sweeney. Mark Freihage.
John Donald Reed. Elmer Ostermeyer Don
aid Tullsen. Richard c. thinner. William
Van Nuys and Robert Moldthan.
OrganiSt. Miss Marie c. Filcer.
Director. George A. Smith.
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st. GATHERINGS
shelby and Tabor streets

lSheIby and TABOR StreetSJ
The Rev. James Downey. pastor.
Mass in Honor of st. Louis La Hache
Offertory-"Haec Dies ,........ Bordese
Choir Members-Sopranos: Mesdames c.
Munich. W. Woerner, G. Betzler. S. Dom
nelly and Misses B. Ruby, c. Schuck.
Altos: Mrs M. Carroll. Miss G. Sweaney.
Tenors: J. Harris. E. Schuch. Bassos: G.
Betzler. W. Ferneding
Organist. Miss Kathryn Budenz.
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FavOrS Back-tO- Farm Movement
By United Press
WASHINGTON, March 26.-Ber-
nard McFadden, magazine and news
paper publisher, said today he
favored a ack-to-the-farm move
ment to help solve the country's
economic problems.
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St. Rita'S

Nineteenth and Arsenal avenue)
The Rev. Joseph M. Bryan Pastor.
300 A. M. Mass
'Vidi Auuam."
Mass in F. .Schise
Christ the Lord is Risen Today '.c-'-'e
.;......... ............... Martin violet
Benediction of Blessed Sacrament.
20 Salutaris" ...........Fr Fred Triplett
"Tantum Ergo"
'Laudate Dominum"
Choir Sopranos: Edith Bridge
Brown. Catherine Leachman, Bernice
Pahlmer Mary Boone. Altos: Lula Pen
nix. Bessie Griffin. Henrietta Violet.
Tenors: Fred Triplett. Frank Gartin, James
Beaven. Bass: Martin Violet. George E.
Parrott. Baritone. Miles Gartin.
Organist. Mary Catherine Porter. Di-
rector, Fred Triplett.
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PASTOR ANNOUNCES
EARLY SUNDAY SERVICE

The Rev. L. C. E. Fackler, pastor
of st. Matthew Lutheran church,
announces the regular service on
Easter morning will be the sunrise
service at 6 o'clock. The class of
adults will be confirmed, two of
which, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stone
will be baptized. Holy communion
will be celebrated at this hour. The
pastors sermon subject will be the
Unexpected as Foretold."
The sermon subject for the eve
ming will be "Abide With U.s." Miss
Florence Sindlinger will entertain
the Dorcas Girls Tuesday evening
at her home, 2711 Bellefontaine
street.
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st. JOseph's

Noble and North streetsl
The Rt. Rev Msgr. F. B. Dowd, pastor
''Kyrie ................... Yon
"Sanctus' .................. Yon
'Benedictus' Observation-Disclosures. Yon
"Agnus Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yon
III Credo" ........... .Gregorian Chant
Regina Coeh."
Choir Members-Ralph Mattingly, John
Davis. Leo Martin. Vincent Fox Emmett
McMannamon. Loretta Martin, Loretta Nc
Mannamon. Catherine Mootz, Rosemary
Commons. Marie Bratton, Mary Ann Ridg-
ley. Organist. Helen Haehl.
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Holy Trinity

(26l8 West ST. Clair Street,
The Rev. Wencelaus Ardas, o. M. c.,
Pastor.
Solemn AIleluia" ..............A. Foster
''Pange Lingua'' ..................C Coral
offertory-"Terra Tremuit;'. ..... A. Foster
Regina Coelf' ..................L .Labat
20. Salutaris Hostia" .......Ig. Hladnik
"Tantum Ergo ...............J Sicherl
Senior Choir-Sopranos: Mary Urajnar,
Mary LuZar. Alto: Victoria Zore. Tenors:
Joseph Lambert, Joseph 10th. George
Lambert. Bases: Martin Dugar, John
Skoda, Frank A. Radez.
Junior Choir-Sopranos: Mary Banjo,
Julia Cesnik, Louise Skoda. Altos: Mary
zakrajsek and Josephine Urajnar.
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MANY LOCAL CHURCHES PLAN ALL DAY SERVICES SUNDAY

Colbert, Mrs. J. J. schattner, Mrs. George
Seiqman. Miss Mary Dayey. Alto. Miss
Cecilia Davey. Tenors: joseph Dux. Her
man KasDer. Basso: Martin Walpole. Ray
organist and Director - Miss Helen
Colbert.
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Holy Name

(sherman Drive. Beech Grove
The Rev Peter Killian. pastor.
"Vidi Aquam."
High Mass in Honor of st. David .Rees
Odertory-'R Regina Coeh' .-....... Webbe
90 Salutaris" ".................... FoertSch
"Tantum Ergo" ................. Foertsch
Holy God"
Choir Members-Teresa Baltz, Mary
Beehleh. Mary F Kennedy, Evelyn Logan,
Frances Roach, Thelma Rollins, Marie
Roth. Elizabeth Roth, Mrs. Crosby, Mrs.
Lamkin, Mrs Sohm, Mrs. Withem, Fran
els Dux. Edward Schilling.
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Holy Rosary
C51s Stevens Street

Choir Members-Sopranos: Misses Mar
garet Parker, Margaret Marshall, Esther
Mahoney, Mrs Rose Stewart, Miss Ger
trude O'Connen, Misses Mary Sgroi and
Frances SgEoi. Altos: Miss Emma Wels-
bach and Miss Marion Marshall.
Organist and director, Miss Freda
Buennagel.
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Our Lady of LOurdes
(5317 East Washington street,
z

(5317 East Washington street,
The Rev. Michael w. Lyons, pastor.
-1O:SO A. M. High Mass
Gruber's Mass in Honor of Guardian
Angels.
Offertory-"Regina Coeli."
Members of Choir-Sopranos: Misses Mar
garet Gordon, Mary. Feeney, Catherine
Ray, Mrs. Mary Harringan. Altos: Misses
Alma Day, Ruth Day, Catherine O'Connor,
Genevieve Ray and Martha Wilberding;
Tenors: ]. I. Clements. Lewis Howard, Nor
bert O'Connor. Claude Sifferlen, Lawrence
Wilberding. Bass: Thomas KinneVey, John
Lavelle, Mark Thompson, Ray Thomp-
son Jr.
Organist, Miss Margaret Fox.
Other masses at 6, 1870 and 9.
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Fifty-First Street NJ. E.

Morning
organ Prelude-"Easter Morning" ..Molling
Easter Anthem.
Choir.
Solo-"Hosanna" DECENTRALIZATION. Granler
Mrs. j. Harry Green.
Violin obligato. Mrs. Frances LudY.
Ohertory-"Pastoral Symphony" .. Handel
organ Postlude-"The Heavens Are
Telling from 1.-The Creation. Hayden
The Rev Wilbur d. Grace. pastor; Mrs.
s. lie Roy Scoles, choir director; MISS
Frances Wishard, organist.
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NOrthwOOd Christian

--1O;l5 A. M
CANTATA
Life Everlasting"
BY Petrie.
Part l. Darkness
Come. ONLY Salvation"
Bessalee and Virginia Harbaugh.
easter DaWninR."
"The Easter TidlnFs."
"Ye Slow of Heart
Glen Finley. tenor.
Life Everlasting"
Choir
Earth Could Not Hold Him.
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson. soprano.
Interlude-"An old Italian Air tcellol
..................... "Sammatini'
Marjorie Van staden Bernat
Part II. "CMrown the Risen King
Mrs. Ferguson Mrs Boots. Mrs
.... Turner and ROv Turner. ....
Solo and Choir" Praise Him"
Trio-'Teach Me to Love Thee"
BasS-"The Great Example"
Paul Boots
Fnale-"Jov to the World"
Choir
The choir will be assisted BY Jack Ford.
violinist. and Marjorie Won Staden Barnat.
cellist Carolyn Ayres Tanner is musical
director.
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Zion Evangelical

Morning
Preude-"Song OF JOY" ...... Stebbins
Mrs. Ross Caldwell, organist and director
Doxology.
The Cali to Worship.
The Apostles Greed.
Gloria Patri."
Hvmn-"God Hath Sent His Angels"
Prayer
Choir Response -"Threefold Amen"
Anthem-"This Is the Day" ..... .Maunder
The Scripture Lesson.
Reception of new members
Onertory-" Echoes of Spring. ... Friml
Anthem" "Inhammatus, from Stabat
Mater" Observation-Disclosures. RoSSinl
sermon-"Raised Together with Christ"
The Rev. r. r.. Dares.
Hymn-"The Day of Resurrection"
Bcnedicton. Silent Prayer and Seven
fold Amen.
postiude-" March of the Templars." Clark
HOLY Communion.
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st. Mary's

t3l7 N. New Jersey street,
The Rev. John H. Scheefers. Pastor.
500 A. NJ. Low Mass
Easter HYMNS"
Childrens choir.
-1O:SO A. NJ. High Mass
''Vidi Aausm" .........Ley Leyendecker
Mass in honor of st. Lawrence" .Schshl
Terra Tremuit."
Communion" Regina Cosli."
Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Mixed Choir-SopranoS. Misses Alvina
Sellmeyer. Rosemary Shepherd. Hazel
Chung. Mrs. Louis Feldman and Mrs. En-
ma Lauher. Alto. Miss Clara Koers. Tenor
Frank LAUDER. Bass. George E. Schmitt
and Frank Krackenfelz
OrganiSt. Mrs. George Schmitt.