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he called the growth Of communistic

he called the growth Of communistic
tendencies in this country and said
that the business mems political
action should be taken before spe-
cific' legislation threatened their in
dividual businesses.
Out-of-town guests included J. 2.
Mcmahon. w. P. Veit and E. P.
Vernon. all Of Chicago. and G.. E.
Merrill. Cleveland Attorney Albert
Stump was POSTMASTER. NJ. c. SAT-
ford is president of the club.
The snake bird of southern Unit
ed States SwimS with its body sub
merged and its long. protruding
neck resembling a water snake. =
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-04-19

~, The following Lost and Found
ad, personally penned by Charlie
H., bonnie King of England, appeared in tn
''Mercurius Politicus' in July, 166O:-
Ne must call upon you again for black dog, be.
fn,een a greyhound and a SPANIEL no aChite about
him. streak on his breast and fayl little bObbed.
1t ,eas His MaeSfieS dog and doubtless aaS
stolen. for the dog neither born bred in
ENGLAND and could never forsake his master. Who.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-21
Worthla.s Lot

Worthless Lot
II have a devoted wife and eight
charming children, SIR"
"They must be a poor bunch If
they can't support you."-Brooklyn
Eagle.
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WHAT'S IN A NAME?

A very dilapidated old man pre-
sented himself at a hospital for dogs
and cats and asked the porter to take
him in.
"You can't come in here" said
the porter brusquely.
"Oh, yes, l can," said the old fel-
low, I'm an old soldier"
But that don't make any differ
ence," said the porter, this is a
veterinary hospital"
That's right" said the old soldier
serenely, "Pm q veteran"
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HMM

Mother, why do they wax people
sometimesT inquired a small daugh-
ter the other day.
my dear child, what do you
mean?" inquired the mother. II never
heard Of such thing being DONE"
swell, 1t was done last night.
Lucy's brother went to a banquet
last night, and he said the party
waxed Mary"
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Simpli6cation

"What do you think of this Idea Of
using initials In economic transac-
tionsT
II like It," answered Mr.. Dustin
Stax. 1T simplifies the story to say
that business was N. G. and Is now
o. K"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-21
Another Arm. Row

Jane-I understand now why these
disarm movements don't make much
of q hit.
Fayne-What put you wiser
Jane-My parents called me into a
conference last night to discuss the
idea of my permitting fewer arms
around me-and that one broke up In
a row, too.-Cinclnnati Enquirer.
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SIMPLE FROCK THAT
ACCENTS SHARPNESS
RATTERN aaaa

A simple frock is just a simple
frock unless 1t Is cleverly cut-and
then 1t becomes one Of the smartest
things a woman can wear in summer.
But choose your design with the
greatest care-remember 1t will have
no help from frllls or furbelows. To
be dead certain of getting something
chic, you cannot do better than this
model with its smart and becoming
neck and its well fitting panels. It
is, by the way. wonderful style for
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-21
A Sure Case

Prisoner took the money intend
ing to put It back. You see, want
ed to get married and
Lawyer--And you expected to put
money back after marrying? can
get you off on the ground of insanity.
Exchange.
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Behind the Time.

Uncle is coming to lunch and the
bride provides asparagus, an unwont-
ed luxury in February. Uncle eats It
as If it is nothing.
Bride-But, uncle, what do you
think of asparagus in February?
Uncle-Um, that is nothing. Why,
way out In Little Slowcombe we had
1t eight months ago.-FlIegende
Blaetter (Munich).
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influence

Women have assumed a position
of power in politics."
"Yes," answered Miss Cayenne.
Sometimes 1t looks to me as If even
a beauty contest had been decided by
influence rather than by merit"
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No Son.in.La,v Wanted

Danghter-Mother. the lodger pro-
posed to me today.
Mother - Nonsense-tomorrow is
the first Of the month, and I want
my rent, so no more foolish talk
Hummel (Hamburg).
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A SuRaestion

Kathryn-Oh, dear! It's so hard
for me to find ct in any kind OF
shoes.
Kitty-Ever try snowshoes7-
Brooklyn Eagle.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1934-06-21

Prof. G. T. Murchison, University of
North Carolina economist, who was
named director of the important
bureau of foreign and domestic
commerce of the Commerce depart
ment. Professor Murchison replaces
DR.. Willard L. Thorp, whose nomina-
ton failed of passage through the
United States senate.
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Use cotton or

slimming the figure. Use cotton or
linen for chic results.
Complete, diagrammed sew chart
included.
Pattern 1869 may be ordered only
in sizes IL, IA, 16, 1S, 20, 80, "a, 80.
30 and 40. Size 10 requires 3T
yards 36 inch fabric.
Send FIFTEEN CENTS In coins or
stamps (coins preferred) for the pat
tern. Be sure to write plainly your
NAME. ADDRESS, the STYLE NUM-
Der AND SIZE.
Send your order to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department, 232 West
Eighteenth Street, New York City.
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IJn

Qwert-What do you think Of a
man running away with his friends
wife?
'Yuiop-Such cases of friendship
are very rare.-Louisvllle Courier
Journal.
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From the worldwide point Of view
the serious news is suspension of pay
ments by the German Reichsbank,
which means that Germany stops pay
ing even private debts. 1t is not mere
" the usual default on international
debts.
Wise Paris "fears the worst" as us
ual; in this instance, that Germany'S
financial condition is far worse than
the world knows, worse than Germany
realizes or cares to admit.
o. King Features Syndicate. Inc.
WNU Service
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Not Yet Ripe

Not Yet Ripe
Guide-The green garden snakes
around here are not harmful.
Old Lady-Aren't they as danger
Gus as the ripe ones?
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Men Meet in Theater

AS an example of what can be
done when a well planned program
is followed, has been demonstrated
in contest conducted by the
Christian Men Builders, Inc, Bible
class of men at the Third Christian
church.
Merle Sidener, advertising man, is
the teacher of this class of men and
has for more than twenty-one years
served the class.
Each year the class has found it's
regular quarters too small to &C
cOmmodate Easter attendance.
AND in connection with that fact
they have made use of the Earring
theater for their Easter services and
have filled it to OVERLOOKING.
This year the membership work.
ers have conducted a contest along
the lines of increase in attendance
for the month of March. The re-
suits show that Company B, Of
which Kenneth Busch is the cap
tain, will be provided with reserved
seats next Sunday morning at the
theater.
The Christian Men Builders class
had an attendance of 824 last Sun
day.
Jesse Mcclure, former president OF
the class, is in charge of the Easter
arrangements.
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Sutherland Presbyterian

(The Rev. F. A. Pfeiderer. pastor)
- P. M
Five choirs of the church will present
the following program:
Organ Voluntary Resurrection" -.
Professional for All choirs-"Je Jerusalem ~
Descending NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Herbert
Rev. F1orizel A. Pheiderer.
Adult Young Peoples choirs.
Soprano and obligato.
Miss Mildred Clark.
Tenor solo, Mr.. Russell Young.
"a Sing Oh Sing ....'....... Adams
Treble Cleft Choir.
"Bells of Prairie" ....-...........Ca lbarn
Rhythm Band.
Hear the Bells of Easter Ringing
Observation-Disclosures. Judefind
Junior Chorus.
"'Tis Easter Day. ................. Bond
Solo parts taken by Betty Berrie and
FYour Lord and King Adore" -. Williams
Chorus.
Miss Mildred Clark.
Mrs. H. G. Fredericton Jr.
Mr. c. Norman Green.
(a) Jesus Lives .......... .... Lorenz
(b) Jesus the Saviour Is Risen"
Solo parts, Betty Hamilton and
Joseph Richards.
Junior Chorus.
"Hallelujah Chorus Haydn
Arranged by Emerson.
Full Chorus.
PROFESSIONALISM Hail Emmanuer'
organist and director. Lora Lubbe
IackeV.
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Downey Avenue Christian

(The Rev. B. R. johnson. pastor.)
-10:30 A. M
organ Resurrection Morn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Johnston
Miss Geraldine Trotter, organist.
Anthem-'In Joseph's Lovely Garden
The Choir.
Authenticity Fills the Morning. .Lotti
The Choir.
solo11'I Know That My Redemmer
Liveth" Observation-Disclosures. Handel
Mrs Ruth Sterling Devin.
Ofertory-"Ave Maria" ........ Schubert
Sermon: Where Faith Leads"
The Rev. B. R. Johnson.
Mr.. J. Russell Paxton, director of music.
-7:30 p. M
A program of Easter tableaus and
special music. The following tableau's
will be presented: The Upper Room. At
the Foot of the Cross, In the Garden. The
Sealed Tomb, The Open Tomb, Angel and
the Woman and Alteration.
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Bethany Lutheran

(The Rev. S. L. seng, pastor)
IS A. M
Mathis Service.
Hymn-"Christ Is Risen, Alleluia"
Venite Exultemus ................. Russell
Hymn.
Psalm.
Gloria Patrt .....................G oodson
Anthem-Junior Choir
Hymn-"We viii Carol Joyfully."
Sermon.
Anthem-Intermediat Choir.
The Communion.
Benediction.
Hymn-"Easter Flowers Are Blooming
$3.50 A. M.-Sunday School.
1880 A. M
Professional Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is
Risen Today"
Confessional Service
GloIld EdtIl '.''..''" Rogers
eyre .'x;..,.;..'...'' Composite
Gloria in EXcelsfs ............. Composite
Epistle and Gospel Lessons.
Anthen-fThe Risen Christ" 49,. Norman
Hymnl-'Come Ye Faithful Raise the
Sermon.
OHertory .......... Tonus Regius
Anthem-"The Easter Bells"
0dHCGus .'....'.' '..'......... y. .. Bacn
AgnuS Del ......s...........B raunschWeig
The Communion.
NuHC DinlItlS ..'ss."s'. s........ w. Hlne
Benediction
Hymn-"The Day of Resurrection
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CEREMONIES SUNDAY TO BE DISTINGUISHED BY BEAUTY
IrvingtOn Presbyterian

CThe Rev. John B. Ferguson. D. D., pastor)
Morning
Morn. .........
-.:....-.... Frederick Stanley Smith
Mrs James r. LOOMS. organist.
Anthem-'Lift Up Your Voices Now
dedicated to Dr. Fergusoni
Anthem-"chr IS Risen. go. Redhead
Boys choir. Mr.. Fee. director.
Solo-'4That Sweet story Of Old. West
Philip Lanham. boy soprano.
Anthem" Bells in the Steeple' -. MOTIFS
Anthem-"Bless the Lord ..::.
The Gorls' Giee Club. ''O--
Miss Grace McVey. sccompsnist.
ofertory---.Christ Triumphant" Yon
Anthem-"At the Empty Tomb. .Grieg
Mrs. Paul E. Dorsey. soprano.
Miss Elizabeth Ward. contralto.
Postlude-" Triumphal March Beethoven
(From the Fifth Symphony
Prelude-'Easter on Mt Rubidoux'' .Gaul
Anthem-"All in the April Evening.
Anthem" Ancisnt German ESsteT 'On
solo%."There Is a Green Hill Ear au,
A~ Philip Lanham. boy soprano e'0un0o
Anthemr.Holy Redeemer' Bach Gounod
Miss Frances Loomis, violin obligato.
Ohertory-' Dance of the Bells. Rebikoff
60, Miss Elizabeth Ward, contralto
Mrs. Paul E, Dorsey, soprano.
Anth 4eln,,h,dS.t Not Your Heart Be
Postiud 1eotsR March - R RicSey
Mrs; James R. LOOMS. director and
organist.
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NOrthwOOd Christian

(R. Melvyn Thompson. PASTOR
Proc aasdaf H8ymn-achrist the Lo1d o'
Is Risen Today"
Invocation.
Choral Response-"L the Words of
MY Mouth"
Responsive Reading Easter
Period of -InterceSSion.
Choral Response Sanctus."
Authorization. Lord Wilt Arise"
Congregational Hymn-"Crown Him
with Many Crowns"
Anthem God Shall Charge His
ofertory-"on Wings of Song"
Offertory Responsive Give Thee
But Thine own"
Anthem-"Abide With Me"
Junior Choir Easter Morn"
Anthem-"Lift Up Your Heads"
Sermon" Expanding Horizons"
R. Melvyn Thompson.
Communion Hymn - Saviour Thy
Dying Love"
Words of Institution.
Invitational Hymns--"All, Hail the
Power of Jesus Name"
Benediction.
Threefold Amen.
Postlude-Dismissal.
Carolyn Ayers Turner. chorister.
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Drama IN Pc Given

The young people of the Univer-
sity Heighths United Brethren
church will present a one-act Easter
drama, "Barabas," at 7:30.
The following are in the cast:
Orvil Moore, Margaret Long, Hope
Brown, Lloyd Harmon, Carl Koehrn,
Frances Koffel and Ida Mae Good.
Property chairman is Doris Nc
Kinney; costume chairman, Dorothy
Nwell: makeup chairman, Jane Es-
mon, and directories, Esther Par
sons.
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Church of the Little Flower
(The Rev. Charles Duffey. Pastor.l
Solemn High Mass, 0 A, M

CThe Rev. Charles Duffey. Pastor.)
Solemn High Mass, 0 A. M
Benediction, 'Alleluia"
Kyrie, Yon, Regina Pacis."
Gloria, Yon, Regina Pacis."
Credo, Perosi MiSSa PontificaliS
Ofertory, Wagner, Terra Tremuit."
Sanctus, Yon, Regina Pacis.'
Benedictus, Yon, Regina Pacis."
Agnus Del, Yon, Regina Pacis''
Recessional. Yon, Regina Coel."
Male Choir - Charles Bauer Ed Aull,
John Murray, Ollie Rasico, John Haley,
Louis Kelsch, Bernard Clemens Claude
Rockford, Joseph McCurdy, J. A Wigmore,
Albert Holman, A. Yetter, Vernon
Howard, Louis Howard, Clarence Taylor,
David James.
Choristers-J. suding, ]. Fox r. Fox, j.
Murray, o. Rasico, II. Davis, ]. Mannix,
j. Bindner, W. Parks, H. Hagelskamp j.
Schmidt, G. Rockford. J. Aull, E. Callahan,
H. Tierney, G. Noble. T. Quinn, j. English,
G. Concannon, j. Ward, G. Ludwig, J.
Jordan, H. Shoemaker, T. Guerin, ].
Matthews, w. Croker, D. Fossati, E.
Rocker, G. DesJean, r. Gueutal G.
Morlock F. McCurdy
Organist-MrS. Charles Hanrahan
Director-Rev. Raymond Marchino.
1870 Mass
To-day He's Risen"
"ReSurrexit Sicut Dixit."
Let the Holy Anthem Rise"
Heart of Jesus Meek and Mild"
BE joyful, Mary, Heavenly Queen"
Organist-Sister M. Antonilla.
Choir-Girls of the school.
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3 O'Clock Mass
C'hildren's Choir.
HOLY Angels
CThe Rev. James A. Coulter, PASTOR
-1:3O O'Clock High Mass

(The Rev. James A. Coulter. PASTOR
-1:3O O'Clock High Mass
''vidi Aquam" ............... Traditional
Kyrie. Gloria Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus
Del.
Mass in honor Of St Michael; by Victor
P. Eder. Three parts for treble tenor
and bass.
"Credo" ....... -.......:. Third Gregorian
Ofertory-"Regina Coeli' Pietro A. Yon
Recessional-'Faith of our Fathers
Trebles-Peter Sevenish. Robert Gheen,
John Kearney, Joseph Hellmer. Charles
Jackson, Bernard Langenbacher. Herman
Maher. Thomas Maher. Joseph Summers,
VIM. Kontney Leonard Loucks, Jack
Loucks. Joseph Cahill. Tenors Harry Geh-
rich. Eddie Gehrich. Earl Singer Robert
Miller Jerome Vonderheide. Baritones,
VIM. E. Fries Hilary Thran. LLOYD Tup-
per James O'Connor, Robert O'Connor,
Joseph Wurtz. Robert Holman. Tom Pierce.
Joseph Prater.
Organists-Louise Jackson, Margaret
Shelle.
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EARLY COM MUNlON

Communion will be observed
at the sunrise prayer meeting
at 5 a. m. at the Belmont U. B.
church of which the Rev. j. c.
Roberts is pastor. At $50
a. m, baptism for those who so
desire will be held as a part of
the Sunday school program. In
the afternoon at PAS, V. II.
Manifold, attorney. will address
a mems meeting. Evening yes
pers viii be held at $50.
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Beville Avenue Evangelical
The Rev. Ambrose Aegerter. pastor

(The Rev. Ambrose Aegerter. pastorl
Morning
Organ Preludes-" Easter Prelude.
Lilies .................. Mumma
Anthem-@o Death, Where Is Thy
Sting?" ......... DR.. Cuthbert Harris
Organ Ofertory-"B Ballad of the Trees
Alto Solo-"An Easter Story. Paisley
Mrs. ]. w WeitZ
Organ Postlude-"All Hail the Power
.................... :............. Eilor
Might
organ Preludes-"Gregorian Easter
~ sacrsd Heod,, 81 tGTTego1y
Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
day .............. DaVidfca
Anthenl-'The Lord Is NY Shepherd
.--............ William Baines
Organ Ofertory-"H Holy. Holy Lord
from St. Cecilia Mass.
Barytone Solo-"Open the Gates" -.
-..-....-..; Mrs. Joseph F, Knapp
Paul w. Koerge.
organ Hallelujah Chorus.
Mrs. Ambrose Aegerter. musical director;
Miss Charlotte Moore. organist.
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EASTER EGGS

A beautiful custom will be
revived tomorrow on the lawn
of the Valley Mills Friends
church when the boys anc
girls of the church school viii
take part in an Easter egg
hunt at 1880 a. m. The days
activities will start with a
combined church and Sunday
school service, followed by re-
ception of new members.
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Central Avenue M. E.

(Dr. Charles Drake Skinner, pastor)
-1045 A. M
Organ. Preludew"Easter Morning on
Quartet-"Alleluia Christ Is Risen.
::............ Kopolyof
offertory,, solo-"An Easter Spring,
oo44B EQnunQSOn
Anthenn-"King All Glorious" -. Barnby
Organ Postlude-" Exsultemus". Kinder
John M White, baritone and director;
Miss Maude Delbridge, soprano; Mrs. R. w |
Blake, contralto; Lowell B. Springer,
tenor; Mrs. Delamar McWorkmen, organ
list. and the vested choir.
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Easter Play Slated

The young people of the West
Park Christian church will present
the Easter drama, Simon The
Leper," by Dorothy Clarke Wilson,
tomorrow evening at 730.
This is a Bible story from the
time of Christ. The characters will
be in biblical costumes and special
lighting and scenery will be used.
The setting is a garden between
the homes of Simon and Lazarus in
Bethany. There are evidences Of
wealth and luxury and many
flowers.
Following is the cast:
Simon, the Leper Irwin Scott
Judith. His Sister ..-...-.-. vivian Lyle
Anon, His Brother ....... Morton Sartor
Susanna. His Betrothed. -. Marjorie Lyle
Lazarus, His Friend Ralph Saunders
Mary and Martha. Sisters Of Lazarus
Rosamond Baker and Marguerite Jones
Jalon, Leper. .->---..- Herbert Russeli
The play is being directed by
Kenneth z. Lemons. The public is
invited to see this impressive drama.
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St. Mary'S

(The Rev. John H. ScheeferS. Pastor)
$ A. M
Low Mass Mixed Choir
1880 A. M
High Mass Observation-Disclosures. Mixed Choir
"VIdi Aquam' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Leyendecker
'Mssa in Honor Cords Jesu'. Turton
"Haec Dies Observation-Disclosures Riga
Regina Coeli" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Werner
cessional-"Alleluia! Alleluia" . Choir
3 p. NJ
VesperS and Benediction
Members of Choir-Sopranos. Misses AL
vina Sellmeyer. Hazel Chung. Rosemary
Shepherd. Mrs. Emma LAUDER Mrs. Louis
Feldman, Mrs Bertha Shepherd; alto Miss
Clara Koers; tenor. Frank LAUDER; bass.
George E. Schmitt.
Libraran-Frank KrachenfelZ.
Organist-MrS. George E. Schmitt.
Director-CIeorge E. Schmitt.
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Holy Trinity
I1UIy Trinity
eThe Rev Joseph Y. Somes. J. c. l..
Pastor

THE Rev. Joseph Y. Somes. J. c. l..
PASTOR
Is 4. M
Mass OF Resurrection-High Mass-First
Communion Mass.
Proper ..-.----.-...-.-.s.. .Gregorlan
Mass in p ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Concone
Offerotry ............-..- L. Bordese
Choir Members-Mary Sterger, Frances
Cirdler Margaret Sabo. julia CeSnik, Mary
Iuear Mary Lambert. Julia Mediesky
Mary Banjo. Mary Sebanc., Emily Luzar
Matilda Pesute, Mary Turk. Judy Mon
frsda' Rose Luza- Victoria zore. Joseph
roth Jr., Joseph Zore Frank Jonta Jr
E1.Eopy Cesnik. Joseph Lambert, John
Nntel.c Alvin Zeunik. Frank Rades Jr..
Iohn Zeunik Victor ZoTe.
Observation-Disclosures Sister Amata.
First Communion ClasS-ThirtY girls
nineteen boys.
Eight thirty and ten thirty Masses viii
be Low Masses Benediction with the
Most Sacred Sacrament after TIE ten
thirty Mass.
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St. GATHERINGS

CThe Rev. James NJ. Downey. Pastor)
Vidi Aquam.
Kyrie-"second Mass in F'....... Marco
Gloria.
Offertory-"Haec Dies" ....... Bordese
Credo, Sanctus. Benedictus. Agnus Del
Second Mass in F"'........ Mario
Choir Members-Sopranos, Mrs. C.
Munich, Mrs. S. Donnelly, Mrs. G.. Betzler
Mrs. c. Dumas. Miss Barbara Ruby: altos
Mrs. NJ. Carol. Mrs. G. Sweeney: tenors,
]. Sullivan. E. Schuck; bassos, G. Betzler.
E. Oberfell. N. Brenker
Organist-Kathryn Budenz.
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st. Francis De Sales

The Rev. Bernard P. Sheridan. Pastor)
5 A. M
Hymns by the childrens choir.
10 A. M
''vidi Aquam" ...............H. c. Peters
oMissa Regina Pacis" Pistro X Xo IN
Recessional-'Te Tremuit". McDonough
Members of the ChoiT-Sopranos-
Elizabeth Bowler. Miss Florence Goodin.
Mrs Adam Heck, Miss El5ab s.I.r MARKS Mzs
Edith Proctor. Miss Helen Uphaus. Miss
Lillian Uphaus. Miss Rosemary Woerde-
man. Miss Elsie Desch. Miss Anna Marie
Curry.
Tenors-Clarence Gabriel Paul Schmitt.
A. j. Woerdeman. Charles Huter.
Altos-Mrs. John Denk. Mrs. William
Desch. Miss Laura Fuss, Miss Ernestine
Fuss. Miss Marie Gumbel, Miss Mary
Catherine Hunt, Miss Ruth Patterson.
Bassos-Abie Carter. Fred GLADDEN.. Carl
Mueller, Charles Forte, Maurice Santish.
OrganiSt-Alice Voisard.
Director-Rev. August r. Fussenegger.
Assistant Director-Mrs. John Nelan.
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ST. MATTHEW PASSION

The combined Young Peo-
pies chapel and Motel choirs
of the First Presbyterian
church are to present Bach's
st. Matthew Passion at 4::30
p. m. tome. This is the
second presentation of this
great work this Lenten season,
the first presentation taking
place last Sunday. Those de-
string to attend are reminded
to obtain tickets at the church
before 4 p. m. tomorrow.
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First United Presbyterian

(The Rev. Joseph A. Mears. pastor.l
Organ Prelude.
Doxology and Invocation.
Hyn2n-"The Green Hill"
Responsive Peading-"The Resurrection
of Christ"
Anthem-"Lift Up Your Heads. o Ye
Gates"
Hymn-"Great Shepherd Who Leadest
Thy People in Love"
Bsptismal Service
Scripture Reading-'The Lords Supper"
Pastoral Prayer.
Offering.
Anthem-"AllaIuia. He Is Risen"
Hymn-'What Shall I Render to the
Lord?"
The Sacred Communion.
The Benediction.
Silent Prayer.
organ Postlude.
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Fifty-Firs Street M. E.

(The Rev. Wilbur D. Crosse, pastor)
-1O:45 A. M
Prelude-"Christus Resullexit' .Ravanello
Anthems
"They Have Taken Away My Lord"
"1n josephs Lovely Garden. .Trad Sta5nsf
Spanish George E. Potts. soloist.
ffertory-"PrayerT .... Boellnan
Postlude-"Welcome. Mighty King Handel
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st. Patrick's
It. Rev. John o,connell. Pastor)

(The Rt. Rev John O'Conneu, Pastor)
Solemn High Mass. 1890 A. M.
Mass in honor of Our Lady of pompeii.
Vidi Aouam Observation-Disclosures. Baluta
Kyrie Observation-Disclosures. Mario
Gloria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mario
Credo NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Mario
Offertory-Regina Coeli ........... Baluta
Sanctus Observation-Disclosures. Mario
Benedictus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mario
Agnus Del Observation-Disclosures. Mario
Members of choir: Sopranos, Miss Julia
Colbert, Mildred ODonnell, Mrs. Cecilia
Hoban. Altos. Miss Irrna Rattan, Audrey
Keifer. Catherine Riley. Tenors. Joseph
DuX, Thomas Sullivan. Joseph Harris. Jas
Saul Basso. Raymond de Julio Raymond
Bruce. Leroy Madden. Helmuth Brand
meier