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Card Parties

Mrs. Lilly Hayworth, 861 Brad
shaw, will be hostess for a card
party at $3.50 tonight, to be given
by degree team of Gold Mound
council, 445, Degree of Pocahontas.
New Hope Council 40, D. of A., will
give a card party at 7:3O Monday in
Red Mems hall, Norris and Lee
streets.
April cycle, Good Will Club Of st.
Joseph parish, will give card par
ty at 2:30 Monday at it's hall, GIT
East North street. Mrs. Charles
Lockman is chairman.
Altar Society of the Sacred Heart
church will give a card party and
bake sale Monday afternoon in the
hall. A free lunch will be served
following the games. Mrs John
Schmalz, Mrs Richard Schurman,
Miss Mary link and Miss Julia Bus
aid are in charge.
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Y. W. G. A. GIRLS TO
HOLD FINAL PARTY

Y. w. G. A. business girls will
hold party Wednesday night at
the Central Y. with Miss June
Campbell in charge of the enter
tainment. This party marks the
conclusion of a six weeks period of
activity.
The new term will open April 26,
extending until May 81. The OBJ
Servance of National Music week,
mothers party, vacation enter
tainments and trail tours will be
stressed in the opening period
New interest groups will be sched-
uled as follows: First period,
Keeping Up With the Present" a
discussion on current happenings,
gymnasium, swimming, poetry ex-
change. Second period, tennis, tap
dancing and public speaking. Any
business girl is invited to attend the
party and join the activities of the
new term
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NAME CANDIDATE
FOR PROM QUEEN

Candidates for the junior prom
queen of the Butler university class
dance have been announced by Ems
ley Johnson. prom chairman. The
queen will be selected by the Junior
men and will lead the grand march
at the dance April 81, in the Indiana
Ballroom.
The nominees and their sororities
are Miss Mabel Espey, Pi Beta Phi;
Miss Marjorie Carr, Delta, Delta.
Delta; Miss Martha Heller, Zeta Tau
Alpha; Miss Evelyn Wolfard, Kappa
Alpha Theta; Miss Mary Stierwalt,
Kappa Kappa Gamma Miss Flor
ence Condry, Delta Zeta, and Miss
Margaret Mattingly, Delta Gamma.
Gale Shullenberger is in charge
of decorations, which will include
booths, designed by the fraternities.
Ebert Gilliom is the class president.
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CHURCH REEVES
OLD CUSTOMS
Early Morning Service Is
Planned at Second
MOraVlan.

Sunday morning at $50 at the
Second Moravian Episcopal church
an Easter sunrise service will be
held
According to the old Moravian
custom, this service will witness the
uniting of the Easter morning lit
any, expressive of our common
Christian faith.
The Moravian church held its
first Easter sunrise service in Amer
lea in 1743 at Bethlehem, Pa. This
year will mark the 201st consecu-
tive Easter dawn service.
The service will start in the Sec
ond Moravian church and will be
concluded in the cemetery near the
Ebenezer Lutheran church. on the
Millersville road.
In the morning at $50 at the
Second church an Easter program
will be given. The Rev. George
Westphal is pastor.
At 7:45 p. m. the following pro-
gram will be given:
Prelude
Anthem-"Soldiers of the Gross"
'''''''.'''''.'ccib; oiir: Patridge-clark
Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day Observation-Disclosures. Lyra Davidica
Congregation.
Scripture Lessons.
PRAYER.
Anthem-"The Day of God Is Break
ing ''''''''''chc Choir Ga0riel-zundel
Announcements.
Offertory.
Bass Solo-"There Is Green Hill 49,.
go: ............... Roeckel
Arnold Morford with Choir
Easter Then, and Now"
The pastor
Anthem-"Hail the Day esley-Adams
Choir
Benedicton.
Benediction Response = AN Easter
Goodnight" ............... Rambler
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PIT. 4. TO HONOR
VETERAN WORKER

Mrs. G. G. Derbyshire. TO North
Arlington avenue, former resident
of Southport and active PIT A.
worker, will be honored on Monday
night by the Perry township PIT. A.
at the Southport high school build
ing.
Mrs Derbyshire has been active in
the work for thirty-one years, being
president of the Marion county
group, state president and chairman
Of the legislative committee.
Speakers will include Mrs. John
Askren. Marion county president;
Ray R. Addington and DR.. .. H.
Gillast Of Indiana Central college.
The program will be presented by
Miss Leora Weimar, Mrs. Elsie East
burn and the Edgewood Dramatic
Club.
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Egg Hunt Is
Easter Event
at Sunnyside

Mrs Alva Cradick, president of
the Children's Sunshine Club of
Sunnyside and Mrs. w. j. Overmire,
chairman of the entertainment COM
mittee will be in charge of the
Easter egg hunt to be held at Sun
day afternoon for the children of
the sanatarium.
The dining room will be decorated
with daffodils and jonquils, and
each child will receive baskets of
eggs and refreshments in rabbit and
chicken moulds.
Assisting Mrs. Cradick and Mrs.
Overmire will be MeSdames David
Jolly, George J. Hasley, William
Kiesle, Harry Knamlein, Otis Car
michael, Harry Grimes and William
G. Schaefer.
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Early Easter morning soon after
the sun rises above the house tops,
great ships of the air will sail over
Fort Benjamin Harrison outlining
"A Cross in the Air" above The
Living Cross" which the soldiers
will form on the grass below at 7:45
a. m.
This beautiful scene will herald
the opening of the first outdoor
Easter service at the fort.
THE Living Cross" which will be
composed of 300, provides to be the
most spectacular portrayal of the
Resurrection ever given in the whole
middle west.
An added feature will be the re-
ception of THE Living Cross" by
the members Of Raper Commandery
No. l, Knights Templar, under the
direction of j. Lewis Bray, COM
mander of Indianapolis.
The Knights Templar will be in
full Templar uniform and will add
greatly to the beauty and spiritual
significance of this occasion.
The service proper begins promp-
tly at 8 a. m, and will be on the
air over WFBM for exactly one
hour.
A vocal and instrumental mu-
steal program has been arranged.
The Eleventh infantry band will
play a number of selections under
direction of warrant Officer F. A.
Bowen.
Professor Franklin Taylor of the
Arthur Jordan Conservatory of
Music Of Indianapolis will conduct
the combined men and women glee
clubs of Butler university. This is
the first time that these organiza-
tons have sung together.
Mrs. Carl Withner, dramatic So
prano from the Irvington Methodist
Episcopal church of Indianapolis,
will sing Grunier's "Hosanna."
The Easter message will be given
by the post chaplain, Major Alfred
c. Oliver Jr., who is known nation
ally as the past national chaplain
of Veterans of Foreign Wars and
past national chaplain of Sojourn-
ers.
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RESCUE MISSION
PLANS PROGRAM
The Rev. John YokeI viii
Speak Before Breakfast
Club Here.

The Breakfast Club program at
the Wheeler City Rescue Mission,
245 North Delaware street, Will be
sponsored by the Minute Mems di-
vision of the EdgewoCd NJ. E. church
Sunday morning, from to 2. ac-
cording to an announcement by the
Rev. Herbert E. Eberhardt, superin-
tendent of the mission.
The Rev John Yokel will deliver
the principal Easter meSSagt. Music
will be provided by Miss Katherine
Duncan and Miss Marguerite
Sawyer, duet solo: the Boys quar-
tet, composed of Klenn and Albert
Charpie. Francis Dankelman and
Glenn Johnson. and a duet number
by Miss Merle Johnson and Mrs. r.
S. Boyd and the Edgewood NJ E.
Sunday school orchestra.
The Rev. NJ. O. Robbins is pastor
of the EdgeWood NJ E. church. II.
R. Pierson is superintendent. NJ.
D. Shutters is teacher of the Minute
Mems class.
Approximately ITS men living in
the mission dormitory will attena
the service. which will be followed
by breakfast. The meeting also will
be open to all transient men of the
city, the Rev. Mr.. Eberhardt an
nounCed.
The mission will bring to a close
its holy week program. with special
Easter services in the afternoon and
evening. followed with an evange-
liStic campaign, opening on Tuesday
night, in charge of the Rev. F.
Lincicome, evangelist.
The mission will celebrate its
fOrtieth anniversary April "a with a
mass meeting in the First Baptist
church.
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.-The Rev. William
Talbot Jones pastor, $50 a. m, early
morning meditation auspicies of Epworth
$50 a. m. church school: 1913 a. m.
theme The Impulse of Easter; night.
Easter cantata by the choir.
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st. Joan of Arc

(42nd Street and Central Avenue
The Right Rev. Maurice O'Connor, pastor
1870 A. NJ, High Mass
Mass in honor OF ST. Joan
Professional Hymns
Christ the Lord is Risen
GLORY to Christ the King" nth Century
BOYS Choir
ofertory-"Haec Dies" ........G. Burton
Boys Choir
Recessional-"Ye Sons and Daughters
MEMS nc cho aqTo Barrels 4seP Ross GT GeDe
Thomas M. Pagan, E. A. Fuerst. Ian K
Joyce, William H konop' Chester Long,
santich. Paul j. Smith, and R D. Welsh.
Boys Choir-Richard Anderson, Maurice
Becker. Thomas Behr, Richard Bowers,
Charles Buennagel, Arthur Brinkman. Ro-
mons. George Dell, John Engle, Mark
Freihage, Robert Gammieri. Robert Gard
ner; John Gavin, Joseph Gibbons. william
Gibbons, James Goldrick, Clement Ores
kamp. Bill Hanley. Joseph Hildenberg. John
Hoffman. Salvador Io9zo, Richard JAMS
ing Robert Jones. Robert Kasberg. George
Lamb, Paul Larsen. Joseph Leikhim, Ed
ward Lindop. Carl Mangold. John Manien.
Paul Mansfield, William McAllister. Munro
McManus. Edgar MCNAMARA, John Me
haus, Martin Miller, Jesse Mock John
Moldthan. Robert Moldthan. Harold Noun
tain. Bernard Mullen, Ralph NesSlor
Thomas Newman. Donald O'Connor. Ray
mond Reed Richard Schmitt, Luther
Snodgrass, Leo Stahl Paul Sweeney Jack
Thomas. Victor Todd, Donald Tullsen,
Bernard wilkinson. Dick thinner; organist
Miss Marie c. Filcer; director. George A.
Smith
3 A. NJ, Mass
The Dawn Was Purpling Ger The Sky"
"Resurrexi"
Regina Coeli''
''Panis Angelicus"
81 Need Thee Heart of Jesus"
Christ Is Risen from the Dead"
Sung by the Girls choir Members of
the boys and girls chors are trained
and directed by the Sisters OF Providence
p A. M. Mass
'Ye Son and Daughters of the Lord"
Christ Is Risen"
'Alleluia. Aleluia'
What Shall l Render Thee?"
The Dawn Was Purpling Ger the Sky
Womens Choir MeSdames William An
kenbrock. John Niesse. John Blackwell
Kathleen Moldthan. Garland Rutherford,
Fred Green; the Misses Irma Ross. Joan
McHugh Josephine Brien. Mary Agnes
Keller Elinor Mcnamara, Marie Warren,
Ann Reilly. Lois Reilly. Mary Mcclure.
Einor Deitz. Betty Berling. Catherine
Fitzgerald Mary Ann Hoffman, Catherine
LEIGH, Mary Jane Schmtt. Mary Alice
Brady and Rita Royce: organist and d.
rector Miss Marie c. Filcer,
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Easter Play

North Methodist Episcopal
Church Dramatic Club will
present a three-act Easter play.
The Half of My Goods by
Ralph P. Claggett, Sunday
night at 7:45. in the church as
Senbly rooms.
Members of the cast include
Edward Kepner, Miss Harriet
Eberhart, Miss Myrtle Edith
Holder. Harry A. Phil, Carl
Strickland, Edward o. Snethen,
Glenn r. Johnson and Miss
Beulah Bailey,
Music will be provided by
Mrs. Franklin H. Nelson. alto;
Miss Jean Pennington, violin
list, and Mrs. E. L. Carr. pianist.
Harry A. Phil is the director
of the play anG Carl Strickland
will be in charge of the stage
and lights.
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Personals

Mrs. Ira A. Minnick, 7701 North
Pennsylvania street, left Friday for
Detroit to visit her daughter, Mrs
John Bertermann II and Mr.. Ber-
termann.
A. M. Parry and daughter, Miss
Cornelia Parry, of Pasadena, Cal,
are guests at the Marott for two
weeks.
Miss Dorothy Shiel Dugan, 1888
West Washington street, is spending
her Easter vacation in Washington,
D. c., with her brothers. Thomas
and Roger Dugan She is student
at st. Mary of Notre Dame.
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st. Matthew Evangelical
Lutheran

The Rev. L. C. E. Fackler. Pastor.
Preiude-"Ea Taste Medley; G F, Mutter
Miss Frieda Klingel.
Response-"Praise God From Whom
All Blessings Flow"
IT,. The Congregation.
Hymn-Jesus Son of Righteousness'
,..,, The Congregation. M --''O1'
Pastor and Congregation.
Anthem-+Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the pea, Dead cit,.....c. Williams
Hymn-"The Day of Resurrection" see.
The Congregati oaiDSS'0S-"e00
Sermon-"The Son of Righteousness
Solo Leave 1t With Him" ...... Ellis
oeor.o Mrs. Arthur Buchhorn.
O"ef'orS-n MISS Fyisda x,tnao, 'Engleman
Hymn-1A Broken Heart My God and
The Congregation. -'"a' "a''S
PRAYER and Benediction.
Doxology.
-7:SO A. M
Halleluiah Chorus" &C.,. Handel
-, Miss Frieda Klingel.
The Glor1hed Cross"
Mrs. E. Kastner, Mrs c. Reynolds.
Mrs. L. Fackler. Mrs. c. Bucher
Prayer-Into NY Heart"
The Dorcas Girls.
Response Known That My Re-
deemer Lives
The Congregation.
Liturgical Service
Hymn-"Chrst the Lord Is Risen To-
day ....:............. Charles Wesley
The Congregation.
The Easter Garden. Mrs. D. Padrick
Mrs. A. Buchorn. Mrs A. Jones,
Miss Ellne Hief Miss Hula Meyer
Miss Florence Sindlinger. Mrs. E.
Fairbanks.
An Easter LYMAN
Miss Eunice Tobrocke.
Anthem-"Crown Him With Many,
Crowns" ................B Bridges Elvey
The Dorcas Girls.
For Thee"
Miss Hulda Meyer. Miss Frieda
Klingel. Miss Hulda Meyer.
Solo-'My PRAYER
Mrs. F. Keith.
Offertory-"S Sabbath Chimes. Hickman
Miss Klingel.
PRAYER and Benediction.
Doxology-"C Christ Is Risen From the
Dead"
Recessional-"Faith of Our Fathers"
The Dorcas Girls.
Silent PRAYER
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First Presbyterian
III A. M

Ill A. M
Recital Prelude-Organ-"E Morning"
tFantasle) ........ Fl. L. Baumgartner
Violin and organ-Romance, Concerto
No. q. ............ Henri Wieniawski
Anthem-An Easter Message" ...
............ ........ Bernard Hamblen
Anthem Haste to the Glorifed
Offertory-Anthem, with violin and-organ-
The Resurrection" Harry Rowe Shelley
Organ Postlude-"E Easter March" .....
-. =. .....:.:.... CuStaVe Merkel
Mrs. Thomas Noblitt, violinist, assists
at the morning service.
> r. M
Organ Meditation Prelude-"S Spring
Song" Alfred Hollins
Anthem Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today ;..,.,....,..;... Dudley Buck
Anthem, with piano and organ
This Is the Day the Lord Hath
Miss jeanette Vaughan at the piano.
Anthem-"The Strife Is Ger, the Battle
Done" ..............W William Berwald
organe Postlude-" Jubilate Dec in CO.,
Soprano, Mrs James H. Lowry; contral-
to. Miss Mary Norman tenor, Frank B.
Nusbaum; bass. J. j. Albion; Charles F.
Hansen. organist and musical director.
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SOrOrities

Miss Mary Mcmahon will be host
ess Wednesday night for the bust
ness meeting of Alpha chapter,
Sigma Delta zeta sorority, at the
Washington.
Theta chapter of the Delta Sigma
Kappa sorority will meet at 7:3O
Monday night in the SEVERN.
Alpha Epsilon chapter of the
Delta Theta Tau sorority will be en-
tertained at 8 Monday night at the
home of Mrs. David Burton, 634O
Park avenue. Mrs. c. S. Fishel,
Mrs. K. R. Warne and Miss Row
ena Smith will assist. Officers will
be nominated.
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Fleming Garden Christian

(43O0 West Washington
The Rev. Frank Hopper. pastor.
$50 A. M
Piano Prelude-"I Know That NV Re
Deemer Liveth." .............. Handel
Vocal Solo tunannouncedD Open the
Gates of the Temple"
Invocation.
Quartet-"Calvarv."
PRAYER.
The Crucifed Christ"
Hymn.
Scripture-Mark 1869.
Poem.
PRAYER HYMN.
The Risen Christ"
Sermon.
Hymn.
Scripture-M Matthew 28:1-s.
Prayer-Thank for Christs Vic
tory over Death.
The Abiding Christ"
Scripture-Luke 2413-32.
scripture-John 11:25; Romans s-11.
PRAYER.
Hymn.
Responsive reading.
Ouartet-"Dear Lord and Father of
Scripture Matthew 28:16-2o.
Hymn-"All Hail the Power of Jesus
Name"
Benedction
Carl Clark. soloist: quartet. Elizabeth
Ann Guy, Fleeta Burdsel. Paul Partlow and
Ercel Stevens; accompanist. Dora Morgan.
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st. Marks United Lutheran

Dr.. R. H. Bentins Pastor.
-1O:45 A. M
rOcessiCnal-"oh, the Golden Glow
1ntrot-dlor r Patri-Kyrie-Gloria Ie in
nthem|"Triumphan Strains Arise"
incidental solos: Mrs. Mabe. MISE
Juengel. Mr.. Smith Mr.. Thum)
Easter Chimes ........... Scott
BY the Girls Chorus.
Duet-"An Easter Alleiuia'' ......... Gaines
Mrs. o. c. c. Fetta. Mrs Kenneth Smith.
congregational singing and an Easter
-5;45 P. M
Easter Morning on Mt. Roubi-
rocessiOnsl-~christ Is Risen, Alleiuia
The lutheran Litursical Service. N'AAs'
Anthem-"Lo. the Tomb Is Empty.
Insidf 9taao soI2: Ms; sp @II;:
Anthem-."This Glad Easter Day
arr; from Traditional Norwegian
Spring Song. ...........H ollins
sOiO..ooms: See the Place where
Anthem-~olaa9a,5.F barry F F M NsGslsi.. Farmer
Organ-"Easter Dayy' .....,........ Loret
congregational singing and an Eastern
Sermon
Mrs. Ovid H. Dunn. Director of Music
81 Marks Choir and Girls Chorus
Louise Asehele. Mrs. R. H. Benting. Mrs.
Walter Blase Mrs. o. c. C. Fetta, Mrs.
Paul Forester. Mildred Hagenmaier, Mil
cred Juengel Caroline Mas, Mrs William
Made; Mildred Mccormack, Mary Nardo.
Josephine Person. Mrs. Ruth Schlegel,
Mrs Harry Schultz. Mrs Kenneth Sparks.
Mrs Kenneth Smith, Violet Smith. Thelma
Iharp. Myrta Tilson. Walter Blase. o. c.
G. Fetta, Gerald Mas. Harry F.
Menzel. Lowell Price. Kenneth Smith. H
p sims. William Thum. Willis Thum. and
the Misses Thelma Baase. Marie Broeking.
Mary Crane, Katherine Droxler Viola
Francisco. Helen Hansen. Laura Hollen-
baugh. Betty Hembrow. Velma Iyerson.
Virginia jackson, Marie Jegen, Inez
Juengel. Catherine Kropp. Helen Kautsky.
Pauline Kottkamp. Surname Larmore.
katherine Mayer. Edith Never. Jean
Rearick Katherine Schuster, Marie
Sehuster, Marie Schuster. Evelyn Seitz,
Thelma Seaman, Inez Smith. Geneva
Teepe, Thelma Wiebke Iva Mae williams
and Ethel Wittenbrink.
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Little Flower

C4th Street and Bosart Avenue
The Rev Charles Dufey. Pastor.
PROFESSIONAL "Alleluia Let the Holy
Anthem Rise"
Teylie '.'.'' -......'.,...... Pletro Yon
cora Observation-Disclosures. Dubois
Saeuo ....... ........ .Pietro Yon
ohertory Terra Tremuit" ..........
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Vincent Wagner
Sanctus ................ Thomas Schaefers
Benedctus Terra Tremuit" ...... Dubois
occasional Christ Fideles" ...... Ganss
- Male Choir Fred Saunders, Charles
Bauer. Edward Aul, o Rasico, Harry
Philips, Joseph Ryce Jr., J. P Murray
Louis Topmlller, Francis Held John Haley.
Louis Kelsch. J. B. Clemans.
Organist-Mrs Charles P Hanrahan.
Director The Rev. Raymond Marchino
Choristers r. Fox J Fox j Kesterson.
J English. J. Aull d. Fossati, c. Concan-
non, G. Rockford. j. Schmidt, c. Noble. j.
ManniX. J Ward. W Parks. c. Callahan.
r. McLin, G. Ludwig f. Suess. E Cal
lahan W. Bauer. d. Dugan, G. Goepfert J.
Ihaman. J. Nash, II. Hagelskamp Sud
ing. j. Murray. q. Carney. J. Pritchard, J.
Pasico. r. Harmon, H. Davis, and P. Bind
ner
10 30 a. M
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Luncheon at Church

Women's Association of the Fair
view Presbyterian church will hold
its annual luncheon and induction
of officers Wednesday in the social
room of the church. Mrs Ralph R.
Reeder, retiring president, is ar
ranging the program. Mrs. John D.
StillWell is the new president.
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HUNDREDS OF YOUNG PEOPLE TO SIM IN CITY CHOIRS
St. Matthew's Episcopal

$50 A. M
Celebration of the Holy Communion.
-10:45 A. M
Choral Eucharist and sermon by the
pastor the Rev Francis D. McCabe
Theme, Easter Revelations
II p. M
Easter Vespers, Church School Lenton
offering Will be presented.
-1O:45 A. M
Choral Eucharist
Professional Hymn-"Welcome Happy
Morning" .:,..........A. S. Sullivan
Christ Our Passover" .....
-..... 49,. ...-..... Frank M. Shepperd
lie DeGm Laudamus ............. DRESSER
Holy Communion
The Decalogue-Kyrie Eleison
The Rev. Palm Saxoy
The Credo-SaXby.
Ofertory Anthem-'He Is Not Here. -,
He Is Risen ......... Erwin w Read
The Comfortable Word. sursum Corda.
Ter Sanctus and Sanctus-SaXby.
Benedictus aui VENT: Agnus Del-SaXby
Gloria in EXcelsis-Saxby
Ablutions-"N Now NY Tongue the Mys-
terry Telling" Sarum Plainsong.
Recessional- Hymn-"J Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today" .................W Morgan
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All Saints CathedralLRobert Alexander.
canon. Seven a. m. HOLY Communion;
10 a. m; church school; IL a. m, morning
Bishop Francis acting as the celebrant;
Monday and Tuesday at 10 a. M there
VIII be Holy Communion; Friday night at
colt Powell editor of The INDIANAPOLIS
Times will sneak
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University Park Christian

Lee Sadler. Pastor
Morning
organ Prelude Easter Morn" .... Yon
Christ Arose" .... Lowry
Young People and Adult Choirs
assisted bv John Schumacher with
trumpet
Anthem-'Lift Your Glad Voices" ....
............. ........- STANLEY r. Avery
Church Choir.
HYMN" There Is Green Hill Far
Away
Young Peoples Choir.
Ofiertoire-"Ave Maria" e.. Bach Ciounod
organ PoStlude-"Pomp and Ciroum-
stance Observation-Disclosures. Elgar
Miss Christine Houseman. oTganist
and director.
Evening
PAGEANT
THE Cross. a Rainbow of Promise"
Children and young people from the Sun
day school will give the pageant at the
Twenty ninth and Kenwood avenue build
ing at 30. No service at the Fortieth
and Capitol avenue building.
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Northwood Christian-The Rev. r.
Melvyn Thompson, pastor Morning
theme The Golden Hour-Betting ones
Lie on God" Thursday night, Lords
Supper.
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Washington st. Presbyterian

IL A. NJ
organ .Prelude-"An Old Easter
Melody ............... John E. West
Choir Professionalism the Lord
Is Risen Today" ........ Lyra Davidica
Anthem-"As 1t Began to Dawn"
organ Ofertory-"spring songf.
solo-"Open the Gates of the Temple"
Mrs. Frank Burris.
Organ Postlude-"Grand Chorus in B
fiat ..............,..T Theodore Dubois
s P. M
organ Recital-"Gothic March" 49,.
.......... .............T Theodore Salome
ALegretto .....-...-... BertnoId Tours
In Springtime" .......... Cuthbert Harris
Anthem. Haste to the Glorified
solo-"That First Easter Morn 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. L. Ashford.
Willis Milan
Triumphal Strains Arise
......-.........- Edna Chlpm6n
organ Ofertory-"In the Forest.
solo-"The King of Glory" ...........
..................... Whitney Coombs
Miss June Darnell.
Anthem" Hosannar ...... Jules Granier
Organ Postlude-Jubilste Dec in F
major" ..................Al Alfred Silver
Organist. Mrs. Florence Darnell; musical
director, Miss jeanette Vaughan.
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Bethany Evangelical Lutheran

The Rev. J. L. Seng. Pastor.
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Hymn. rocessional-"Christ Is Risen"
"Alleluia"
LitCrgical Service
Confessional
Introit.
Gloria Patri "
Gloria in Excelsis"
Gospel and Epistle Lessons.
Nicene Greed
Hymn" Beautiful Saviour King Of
Creation"
Sermon-The Rev. J. L. Seng.
Ofertory.
Anthem-"Hail Easter Morn" Norman
Communion Service.
"Agnus Del"
'Sanctus"
Benediction.