The Semi-weekly Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 1923-19??, 1933-04-18
lane Dixon, Martha Mossbarger,


PRIMARY-Arlene Shoaf, Betty
Houser, Betty Weimer, Peggy Hay
man, Loretta Pitzer, Jean Lilly, Mary
Lewis, Margaret Slattery, Patty Rob
linson, Laura Mae Baumgarner, Eugene
Weimer and Department.
JUNIORS - Richard Donahue,
Elaine Woosley, Peggy Shoaf, Suzan-
ne Robinson, Rebecca Gray, Joan
Woosley, Mary Brosky, Betty Harris.
YOUNG PEOPLE = Christine Tar
button, Helen Lucille Wood, Ina Ruth
Foster, Mary Alice Carr, Leila Dick
erson.
A large crowd filled the auditorium
] for the service Of worship and preach
ing, when ten new members were re-
ceived and the minister administered
baptism for adults and children. The
following splendid musical program
was presented by the senior choir: Or
gan numbers: Prelude, "Laudate Dom
inc" (Sheldon); Offertory, Dawn"
| (Mason); Postlude, Triumphal March
| (Guilmant); Introit, "Come Let Us
Adore Him." Anthems: "The Risen
King, and "Christ is Risen" (Ash-
ford); Choral Benediction, from Gaul's
"Holy City" Members of Choir-So-
pranos: Lucille Cottrell, Hazel Carr,
Haysel Robson, Dorothy Slaughter,
Nellie Newell. Altos Ercell Miller,
Alice Chenoweth, Ruth Marie Dicker-
son, Browning VanHorn. Tenors-R.
G. Hornbeck, Francis Plymell. Bassos
-Caryl Holton, Ora VanHorn, Harry
Dickerson. Organist-director, Flor
ence Mclaughlin.
The church was again crowded for
the evening hour, when, following a
brief Easter message by the minister,
the Junior choir after weeks of train
ing presented in a most satisfactory
way, from memory, the cantata, "Re-
demption's Song" with the following
numbers:
The New Song, Choir, Soprano Obli-
gato-Miriam Koontz, Lora Jean
Mabe. Midnight in the Garden, Quar-
tet, Ina Ruth Foster, Helen Lucille
Wood, Leila Dickerson, Hazel Tarbut-
ton; solo parts, Leila Dickerson, Mary
Alice Carr.
And He, Bearing His Cross, Alton
Unison and Choir. Upon the First
Day of the Week, Choir Death Swal-
lowed Up in Victory, Choir, Alto Duo
by Hazel Tarbutton and Leila Dicker-
son.
The Song of the Redeemed, Choir,
Soprano Solo by Ina Ruth Foster.
Behold! | stand at the Door, Girls
Chorus in Unison, Soprano Duo by
Mary Alice and Carolyn Carr; Alto
solo, Leila Dickerson.
We Would See Jesus, Choir. Rejoice
and be Glad, Choir
The Junior Choir - Girls: Mary
Jane Ballenger, Mary Alice Carr, Car
olyn Carr, Leila Dickerson, Catherine
Edwards, Charme Farrar, Carmen
Fishbaugh, Ina Ruth Foster, Mary l..
Hutsler, Miriam Koontz, Lora Jean
Mabe, Suzanne Robinson, Martha Ruff,
Mary Ellen Sheets, Hazel Tarbutton,
Dolly Tingley, Helen Lucille Wood,
Elaine Woosley, Joan Woosley Boys:
Harold Beathard, William Haffner,
Richard Holton, William Holton, Fred
Tingley, Kenneth Tope, Raymond
Tope, Charles VanHorn, Eugene Wei
mer, Max Weimer
The choir was directed by Mrs
Edith White Osmun, with Donald Van
Horn at the piano.
Rosedale Community
At the service at Rosedale Com
munity church, Mary Adelia Williams
received prize for the best note book
in the Sunday school. Mrs. Isaac
Peterman rendered several vocal solos
among them "Dear Lord, Kind Lord"
Other Services
Easter was observed at ST. Johns
Lutheran church with an Easter SER
vice at 1920 o'clock when Holy Com
munion was observed. Rev. Eli Miller,
/ former pastor, attended the service.
The special Easter program and
| pantomime given on Easter night at
the Church of Christ in Christian I'M
ion was largely attended with special
musical numbers and other features.
A special Easter church service was
held in the First Baptist church, East
er morning with the Easter Exercises
in the evening by the Sunday school
and young people.
Other special services were held in
other churches in the community and
over the county with record attend
ances in all instances, it was stated to-
day.
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