The Bismarck tribune., 1933-04-15
a. ON TIN u E n
Bismarck to Join
In Observance Of
Religious Festival

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The Crown Of Thorns," Lonnie Kun.
kel: THE Way Of the Cross" Mrs.
+. Fuller: THE Crucifixion," Fran
ces Bergland: "Rest Weary Son Of
God" Clara Bredy: The Resurrec-
tion." Alice Martin: 1.-THE Life," NIL
dred spery: and "Christ's 0lorifica-
tton," Mrs. Richard Zerr. Mrs. Herr
berg viii direct the production.
A sunrise service also "a planned
tor s .. m, with the program center.
ing on the theme, "A Question About
Immortality" Nurses of the Bis
marck hospital will attend this serv-
Ice In body.
About 80 children viii Join In the
annual Easter program at 10 .. m,
with Merrill Larkin, Sunday school
superintendent, In charge. A high
light viii be . special presentation Of
IAN Easter Adventure" with Pearl
Schwartz reading the Easter story
and songs and recitations by pupils
from the beginners. primary and
junior departments.
The subject for the morning SER
mon at II .. M, will be RESURRECTION
Love Lessons" according to Rev.
Herzberg, pastor.
Services at McCabe Methodist
The McCabe Methodist Episcopal
church will begin the day with q sun
rise service at $50 q. M, under the
auspices Of the Epworth League. The
public Is heartily invited to attend.
Planned for this service are Easter
anthems, followed by prayer by John
Ehrmantraut: Q vocal solo by Ches.
ter Finlayson; scripture reading by
Philip Nelson: reading, "The First
Easter" by Joseph Kinser: talk by
Arlene sanborn: and benediction by
Margaret Church.
The Certainty Of the Resurrection"
viii be the topic OF the sermon by
Rev. Walter z. Water, pastor, at the
morning worship service ct 1880 ..
m. There will be vocal solos by Mrs.
w. J. Targart and Captain r. r..
Tourtillott. Fort Lincoln, and an
thems by the choir and congregation.
Primary and intermediate depart
ments Of the Sunday school, assisted
by the Epworth choir, viii present .
special Easter program ut 12 o'clock.
Songs and Easter recitattonS WILL
comprise the program.
An Easter musical BY the combined
morning and evening choirs under
the direction Of Mrs. John A. Larson
has been arranged for 7:30 O'Clock
In the evening.
This will include IN organ prelude.
unfold Ye Portals" Miss Ruth Row
ley; invocation, Rev. Water; anthem,
1.-THE Risen Lord; trio. Consider
the Lilies" Mrs. O. !. Devoid. Miss
Ruby Wilmot and H. g. Beall: organ
and piano duet. "The Fantasia," ,"
Damarest, Mrs. A. J. Arnot and Miss
Rowley; solo. I'm the End Of the
Sabbath" Speaks. Mrs. w. J. Tar.
gart: anthem, Life Everlasting:
solo, "Hossannah," Miss Marian San
din, with violin and cello obligatos
by Ralph Truman and Byron Better
ley: scripture lesson, "Easter Mes
sage" Rev. Water: offertoFy. "Lau.
date Dominum," Miss Rowley: solo.
Tho City Divine" Captain Tourtil.
lott; anthem. Goods Great Love-:
benedictiou: postlude. "0lorta." Miss
Rowley.
Holy Communion will b celebrated
at 7:i5 and at 3 o'clock Easter Sum
day morning at st. Georges Episco.
pal church, the rector. Rev. John
Richardson, announces.
These win be followed at 10:30
.. m. by Holy Communion and the
Easter sermon In The uurecogntsed
Victory" Special music BY tho choir,
including tho traditional Easter an
theus, solos and organ numbers VIII
feature this service.
At 3 ,. m, the ctildren's Easter
pageant and presentation Of tho Len
ten boxes win take place under the
direction Of Mrs. Ffayne Baker and
Mrs. John Richardson. The rcsur-
rectiou story viii b told In series
Of tableaux, interpreted with scrip.
ture readings and singing Of hymns.
First Of these win be "stabat Ma.
ter" with Harriet wallace giving the
reading and Helen BaShare imper-
sonating Mary. This win be followed
by the scene, women ct the Toni" "
with readings BY Bennie Jones. and
Mary Ann Cox Is the angel and Har-
riet Wallace, Alice Tillotson and Con-
stance Cole g the three Nary: ana
by . scene showing Peter and John
ct the tomb. Sarah Bashara VIII
read tho Bible account and Charles
Corwin and Bert Corwin will repre-
sent the two disciples.
Alice Tillotson will give the read
ing in the next tableau, showing
Christ's appearance to Mary Magda-
lene. with Jean Baker and william
Tllotson in the, two roles. The next
two scenes show Easter evening. with
the 10 disciples sathered about the