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Second Reformed

(The Rev. Dobbs Ehlmau. pastor)
$50 A. M
orgag9a Easter IMeIodv"., Qp.
Hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
dav."
scripture-John 19-v1-18
Organ Fantasie-" Easter Morning"
Descriptive 49,. H. L. Baumbartner
Conducted d6y,oI by the CHI Christian En-
Soprano Solo with Violin Obligato-
open the Gates ..-.....-.. Knapp
Edith Muhlenbruch. soprano: Carl
G.. Schmid violinist
Hymn-"Allelluia. Song of Gladness."
organ PoStlude-"A Song of Gratitude"
...........-....-... RoSsetter G. Cole
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Organ Prelude Finale from First -,
Call to Worship-The Lord Ism Is in HIS HHi'
HOLY Temple" ....-............F FitZ
organ Meditation-"An Easter Spring, ''1
Gloria
Invocation.
Hymn Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
Scripture John 19-v lib"
Anthem-"Now the Earth in Resurrec-
ton ton Light" from Death and
choral Rsespop5se-"Let the Words Of
HYMN. Come. Ye Faithful Raise the
Strain
Soprano Solo with Violin Obligato-'I
Know That NV Redeemer Liyeth"
Edith = Muh!epbraeh = sopraho: p- @2"oei
Carl G.. Schmid. violinist.
Se1mon-By the Rev. DobbS Ehlman.
Service of the Holy Communion
Consecra ton of the elements.
"SanctuS' ........... Chas F. Hansen
Communion.
PRAYER.
Benediction.
Choral Amen" .............. w. R. Voris
organ Postlude-"A Allegro Jublant'
......-....... Harold Vincent Milligan
Erwin w. Muhenbrugh. organist.
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Thousands Will attend
Religious, Musical Rites
at Annual Ceremonies
ChOirS and 0rChesraS to Participate in Services Mark
ing Yearly Celebration; Record Crowds
EXpeCted to Attend.
Expected to Attend.

Z AsTER SUNDAY will be observed in all Protestant and Catholic
II churches in
The choir of churches elaborate
of
of the
city Other adult will
present these splendid
Sacred will be several churches
afternoon other will the with
clal
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st. Marks Lutheran
(Dr. r. H. Benting)
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(Dr. r. H. Benting)
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Orgsn-"Christ Is Risen" ...... Ravenello
Processional.--"Oh the Golden Glowing
1ntroit. Gloria Patri, Kyrie. Gloria IN 1'
hnthemIa Praise Be Thine. Risen
The choir. with Thelma Tharp. soloist. icdist
Anthem-'This Glad Easter Day"
The Girls Chorus .-.'--
organ Offertory-"C Cantilena" Mckinley
TRe choir Ms II BeSao g C Psa soos T9Sen'
Postiude- @Hslieluiah Chorus Mes
siam -7;.5 P. NJ NJ ASnos'
organ-"Easter Morning on Mt. Ru-
Processional-"C Christ Is Risen Maker ak II
Altar Liturgy and hymns by the con-
gregation.
Anthem-"open Our Our Eyes 6geir .MacFarlane
Anthem-'In Joseph's Lovely Garden
The Girls Chorus. ''A''-904
Anthem" Blessed Be the Lord" Fleetwood
solo17~Come See the Place Where
M. Harry F MenzeI.
Members Of the St. Marks choir P'9Gld and
girls, chorus are: Louise Aichels Mrs. r.
Crane, Mrs: o. G c. Fetta, Mrs. paul
Forester, Mrs Fred Hofmark Mildred
Juengel Mrs william Mabe. Mary -Nardo.
Josephine Person. Mrs. Harry Schultz,
Thelma Tharp, Mrs Paul Wycof. Vera
Young, Walter Blase, Raymond Caplinger,
F. Menzel. Frederick Menzel Harold Men
eel. Lowell Price. II. P. Sims william
Ihum. willis Thnm, ,Thelma .Baase,. June
Boeldt, Marie Broeking, Mary Crane.
Edythe Dale. Katherine DreXler. Jean
Driver. Phyllis Fetta. Viola Francisco.
lenbaugh. Edna HOloWeu Velma Iverson,
Virginia Jackson, Helen Kautsky. Pauline
Kottkamp. Catherine Kropp. Betty Lar
more. Suzanne Larmore Helen Lamb,
Kathryn Mayer. Edith Never. Louise
Moody. Dorothy Price. Saralou Rannells.
Maxine Realey. Jean Rearick. Thelma
Rightor. Thelma Seaman EVELYN Seitz,
katherine Schuster. EVELYN Spangler Inez
Smith. Geneva Teepe. Iva Mae Williams.
Ms OVID Il Dunn director of music
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First Reformed

(The Rev. C. ]. G. Russom, pastor).
10 A. M
Prelude
"Arioso in A" Observation-Disclosures. Bach
In Springtime' ............. Kinder
Resurrection Morn ...... Johnston
ocessional-""Christ the Lord Is
Risen Today" ....:. Davidlca
Anthem-"Awake Thou that Sleepest"
Miss Ruth Gard, Mr.. VIM Keen, soloists.
......'.-.....'. '....-...... Mac Farlane
Soprano Solo Easter Morn 49,. Risher
Miss Helen Won Willer.
Sermon-"He Is Risen
Rev. c. j. C. Russom.
Anthem--"They Have Taken Away Ny
Recessional-"The Lord of Life Is
postfMden EIden paeea Mt rrnmnbal, Neyin Neyin
Mrs. william Rex Keen. organist, and
Fred L. ISke, director.
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Grace Lutheran

Missouri Synod
The Rev. Werner Kuntz. pastor)
% A. M
Organ Preludes-
Professional March" ......... CIuiraud
i Know That My Redeemer Liveth"
PROFESSIONAL Holy Holy. Holy DYKES
Choir. with descant by Peter C.
Hyymn-"Awa1ye. A1y. Ny Heart '.......- CTueger
0-'8-' IN quartet. 'Si-''''
Hymn-"christ. the Lord Is Risen
Congregation.
Sermon" Risen With Christ"
Duet-"An Easter Carol" ...........A Anon
Litana Kuntz Louis Bronke.
Organ MISUNDERSTANDING ReligIoso'
....-.--.. ...-.-............... Lemalgre
Congregation.
Congregation-The Communion Liturgy
Chant-"Psalm 23' ..................A Anon
Hymn-"I Know That NV Redeemer
Lives ......-.-.- J0nn HdttOn
Congrega ton.
Recessional-'Fo All Thy Saints
Organ Postlude-" Festival Selection"
ChqirT77Misses Ruth Marshall, II ITma
Pollock. Lorene RiEstow; EsE:; GLADYS GLADYS Snuni Sndn
kriel. Dorothy Kriel Harold Brandt, Louis
Director Mrs. Litana Kuntz: organist.
G. H. w. KaStrup.
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English Lutheran

LIlg IISII LUIltIdH
(The Rev. w. H. Eifert. pastor)
Organ Prelude
''Hallelujah Chorus" (Messiah) 90. Handel
The senior choir o ri and the children's hifldir
choir
Hymn-"Awake, MY Heart"
The senior choir.
Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
Sermon: The Lord Is Risen Indeed"
organ Offertory-"I Know That NY
Redeemer Liveth (Messiah) Handel
Anthem-"Through Life to D eath"...
The senior choir
Hymn-"I Know that MY Redeemer Lives"
eceSsional-"Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today Aleuia"
The senior choir and the children's
choir.
Organ Postlude-
"Postlude for Easter .............V Vause
Mrs. Dorothy Fowler, organist
and director
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Edwin Ray NJ. E.

Edwin Ray NJ. E.
(Dr. W. T. Jones. pastor)
1910 A. M
Prelude Resurrection Morn. Johnston
Miss Hart.
0-'s' vi N'e'qd{ Miss Hart. '''''''' Hsu''''
Anthem-"victory'' -............. Shelly
Easter. message by DR.. W. T. Jones, pastor.
Misses Esther. Ruth and Harry
jenkins.
Postlude-" Professional March. 80. Flagler
Miss Hart.
-I:3O p. M
Cantata
my REDEEMER LIVES"
by Ina WILSON,
Vested Choir
Choir Personnel-Sopranos Misses Ruth
jenkins. Elolse Jones, Marian Fisher,
Lucille Milan, Laura Stinnett, Isabelle
Stoner. Marie Miller. Alma Stephens and
Irene Rothermel. Esther Jenkins Margaret
Bartholomew, EdWinna Jones and Dorothy
Williams. Tenor: Dr. w. I. Jones. Byron
jenkins, VIII jenkins and William Put
nam.
Miss Freda M Hart is organist and
Prelude" Easter Melody. "....... Bartlett
Miss Hart.
ChOlr-PfOceSSlonal.
Congrega gatIon-Hymn.
Prayer by DR.. w. T. Jones, pastor.
Ofertory-"TWilight" ............ FrimI
Miss Hart.
Congrega ation-Hymn.
Solo-"Hall Gloria King" ...........
......-....... Bramlett
Miss Rothermel contralto.
Choir Night May Be Dark"
Solo and Choir Behold the Lamb
of God"
Miss Ruth jenkins, soprano.
Choir-"H l Be Lifted Up"
Women's Chorus-"Joy Cometh With
the Morning"
Contralto ObIgato and Chorus-"Very
Early IN the Morning"
Obligato, Misses Esther Jenkins
Choir" Behold There Was a Great
Earthquake"
Solo-'Fear Not Ye "
Miss Ruth jenkins. soprano.
Duet and Choir-"He Is Risen"
Duet, DR.. w. T. Jones and H. l..
jenkins.
Choir and Where, Grave,
Is Thy Victory?"
Miss Ruth jenkins soloist
Women.s Chorus-"I Know That My
Redeemer Lives"
Choir-"ChriSt the Lord Is Risen"
Solo-"Bo, l am With You Always"
Harry jenkins. bass.
Final Chorus 'Alleluia
Benediction, DR.. w. T. Jones'
Choir-RecessionaI.
Chimes
Miss Hart
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Fleming Garden Christian

$3.50 A. M
Prelude-(pianol ................. Selected
Doxology.
Congregation.
Call to worship.
The Minister
Anthem-"God Hath Sent His Angels
..................... r. M. StultZ
Choir
Scripture Lesson .......... John 20:1-18
The Minister.
Anthem-"He Leadeth Me Marie M. Hine
'IIouO
Pastoral Prayer.
Anthem-"Tell it Again"
E. S. Lorenz.
Sermon-"Roll Away the Some
The Minister.
Hymn-"Living for Jesus"
Congregation.
Communion Service.
Offering
Anthem" The Voice of Love
and Mercy Carrie B. Adams
Choir
Anthem Triumphant King" ......
...............-: ...... Ira B. Wilson
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Phillip Memorial Temple

(The Rev. A. w. Womack. Pastor0
Processional-Organ.
Choir-"He Was Despised."
"Calvery' .................... Rodman
Henry Yates. barytone.
"Crucifix' .................... ........ Faure
Emma Good, alto; Horace Cecil, tenor.
Choir-"Lovely Appear" .......... Gounod
"Our Wounded Lord ........... Ashford
Bertha Brown. contralto.
Ouartette-"C "Crucifiction."
Lottie McNary. Lillian Davis Ruth
McArthur Blanche Booth violins.
Mary Hummons at the piano
Choir" Beautiful Savior. Christensen
Choir Resurrection" ........... McPhail
"Hosanah" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Granier
Arminta Jones, soprano; Bertha
Brown, contralto.
Choir-"Unfold' ................ Gounod
Choir-"Festival Te Deum' Dudley Buck
William E. Keen, organist.
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The RI. Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis, bishop)
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Holy Communion
Morning Prayer, Holy Communion. sermon.
Ill A. M
organ Prelude-"Easter Morning" Mailing
Professional Hymn" Welcome, Happy
Morning" ....-....-......-.. Sullivan
Anthem-"Christ our Passover" .Chapple
Glorla PATH ................-'.-S SnappIe
kyrie Elelson. .....-............. Bode
Slofla Albl -........'. ''s''ss'ss' EYRE
Laus Iloi .S-........'-.'''' Eyre
Hymn-"The Strife Is Ger. Palestrina
Sermon by Bishop Francis.
Anthem-"As It Began to Dawn Foster
Presentation of Aims. Beethoven
SuTsum Corda. .................. Eyre
SanctUs ----.-..-.. .-.-s's's.''..s- Eyre
AgnuS Del -.--..... '.sss'..s' $50 Eyre
Gloria in ExcelSls ................... Eyre
Nunc DlmlttlS ---...--.. Miner
Recessional Hymn-"He Is Risen"
Organ Postlude-"Easter March. .Merkel
Soloists-Mrs. Ada L. Bradley soprano;
Mrs. R. Hartley Sherwood, contralto; Miss
Bess Griffith, contralto; Howard G. Taylor,
tenor; Howard D. Miner. bass.
Miss jeanette Rlker, organist; Howard
D. Miner. director.
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Scottish Rite Cathedral

-6 4. M
Carlton Program.
ID. L. Neafus, CarilloneuT.)
Eastern Hymns
when Morning Gilds the Sky"
He Is Risen
Jesus Christ Is Risen Today Alleluia."
Welcome Happy Morning"
Prom the Grave He Arose"
angel Voices Ever Singing
"All Hail the Power of Jesus Name
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-a.oU A. NJ
Second celebration without music
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second CelepIallOu without uluSAC
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Choral Eucharist
Professional Hymn Welcome Happy
Morning" .----....----. .....-. Sullivan
Service in Minor-Kyrie EleiSon,
Gloria Tibi. Laus Tibl Heath
Choral Credo ........ 49,. Gretchaninof
oaiee Hymn-"Jesus Chris, Is Risen =.
Sermon BY the Rev E. Anger Powell,
Ofertory Anthem-'Most Glorious
Lord of Life! ......--.:.- ..--- west
Presentation lfestal with Alelula Sc
QuenCel ----.---. ----.- w nlIneN
SurSum Corda -.-....--. P -PlalnSong
Sanctus Service in D Minor) - Heath
Benedictus qui VENT tSt Cecilia
mass CIOunOQ
Agnus Del Cst. Cecilia MASH. Gounod
Gloria in Exceleis Deo Cst Cecelia
mass ..-...-. --.--...--.. GOunod
Ablution Hymn-"o Sons and Daugh-
ters' ....-.-.. ....--..--. Traditional
Nunc Dimittis in ...-...--. Barnby
Recessional Hymn-"The Strife Is
Ger ....-...- PaleStrlna
Toccata in Ancient Tonahty-"Alle-
lula -..-.---... ...--..... --.-.--.. Byrd
Choir of fifty men and boys. under the
direction of Cheston L. Heath, NJ. A,
organiSt and master OF the cholristers.
Paul Leslie Raymond, basSo. and VIII
liam B. Robinson, tenor
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Advent Episcopal

The Rev. George S. southworth. rectorl
Ill A. NJ
Prelude-"R Resurrection Morn" e. Johnston
Morning ..-......--..-.-..S Sullivan
Introit-"C Christ Our Passover" ..-...-
DQQleF BUCK
'Kyrie Eleison' .............Cr Cruickshank
'Gratias Ttbi" .-......-..... Cruickshank
Hymn-"Jesus Christ Is Risen Prom
Lyra Davldicat.
Ofertory-"I VIII Mention Thy Loving
Kindness" .................. Sullivan
Sursum Corda" ............ Cruickshank
"Sanctus' ..-................ .Cruickshank
Agnus Der s...-.. .------. Cruicksnank
Old Dutch Chant-"Gloria in Elcelsls-
'.Nunc Dimittis" .......... Barnby
Recessional Hymn-"Come Ye Faithful.
Poctlude-' Hosannah" ....-.-.-.- Dubob
Lois P EntWistle organist: Cor
refine Lawton Gratwahl,
director.
Choir-Mrs. c. c. York. Edlth L.
Whipple. Ellen Biegler. Kathryn Bowl0y.
Thomas P. jenkins, Delymer Eupperts
Ruell Moore. George Biegler.
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Sacred Cantata
Christ Episcopal

(The Rev. E. Anger Powell rectorO
Chimes program preliminary to a. m.
and 10.45 a. m. services.
-6 A. M
Holy Communion CchoraD
Professional Hymn-"Come Ye Faith
fur .-..-..-- ..--..--.- sullivan
Communion service in D Minor Heath
Hymn No. 176-"Jesus Lives. Thy
Terrors Now ..-...-.... Gauntlet
Ablution Hymn-"Christ the Lord Is
Risen" .-.---...- -...-.-.-....- wilkes
Gloria in Excelsis Dec eo-............- Tails
Nunc Dimittis in E............... Barnby
Recessional Hymn" Alleluia! Alleluia
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st. Matthew Lutheran

CThe Rev. L. C. E. Fackler. pastor)
Sunrise Service. A. M
Prelude
Praise Goo, From Whom All Bless
Hymn-"Halleluiahl LO He Wakes"
,,.., Congregation. 81
Hymgn@,",Christ the Lord Is Risen To-
~ Congrega ton. OSii
Sermon-'The Great Easter CALI
orertorv The pastor.
Miss -Frieda Klingel.
Anthem-"The Savior Lveth"
Mrs A. Buchhorn, soloist: Miss El-
deem Blair, violinist; Mrs. Paul
Blair at the piano.
The Confessional Hymn-"A Broken
Heart NV God and King" ... Bradbury
The congrega ton.
The Holy Communion service.
The Nunc Dimittis.
The Blessing.
Doxology.
-7:3O P. M
Prelude-"Poet and Peasant"
Accordion music Miss Fern
Presher.
Praise God From Whom All Blessings
Hymn-"where Wilt Thou Go. Since
Night Draws Near?" ........ Hatton
The congregation.
The Verscle.
PRAYER.
The offertory
Miss Frieda Klngel
Hymn-"The Lord Is Ris'n Indeed"
The congregation.
PAGEANT
THE Easter Promise
Benediction.
Doxology.
The dramatic pageant featuring the
Easter promise Because I Live, Ye Shall
Live Also takes place in the beautiful
garden. Of joseph Of Arimaethea. Eunice
nunciator in the prologue and the first two
acts and that of Mary Magdalene in the
last act and the epiiogue.
The cast is as follows:
Zelda sc6iueter. Harriet. siiyi1s.
Vera and Helen Cope .... Easter Bells
Eva Branham -.......-....'----'-, hutn
Vivian Branham Hannah
Maryetta Sullivan 49,. Miriam
Shirley Britz Rachel. daughter Of Jairus
Mary Louis Wolfe-Anna cousin to Rachel
Norman Janke joseph of Armiaethea
Ruth Heron ..-....-- Naomi. Josephs wife
MYRTLE Engelbright ..---...L Lois. her maid
PHYLLIS Mitchell .....--...-.- Hope
Mildred Dress Virginia Owen. Gertrude
Otto. Edwin Britz. Wallace kroencke. Rich
ard Packer Martha Anna Stinnett. Alma
Jean Covgill. Martha and Naomi Hall.
group of Jerusalem children. with Naomi
Mrs. Herman stahl. pianist.
Pageant choir.
Council meeting at the parsonage Tues
day evening. Ladies Aid Thursday after
noon.
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First Baptist

THE Rev. Carleton W. Atwater. pastor.l
1880 A. M
voluntary-"Easter Morn ..........
acknowledgements. S zamecmik
Selection-. Sanctus' ..........--- Gounod
Bible School orchestra
F. L. Warner. conductor.
organ Prelude Easter Flowers"
Perceval owen. lp'i'''Ss "@'NS
Anthsm~"God hem, Hath Appointed A.. 4
LAY The choir 1ouf'
Bass solo.In the End Of the
Sabbath" .-----... .---. Oley Speaks
Trio-"The MagnitlCat -'..-.- Saint Saens
Miss Ruby Steinruck. George Kadel
and George Newton with piano
and organ accompaniment by Mr.
and Mrs. PeTceyal owen.
-1:45 p. NJ
Quartet InvocatiOn-Organ, D o,
violin and cello. Hugo GRIM
Perceval owen, Lorin Woodward,
Georgia Bauman and Virginia
Leyenberger.
Special Music-"Festival Te Deum"
The Choir.
Organ and Piano-"Song Without
Words" top 3S No. a.. Mendelssohn
b Mn MeiGaS s1d Mrs NJ percevai oFen Haoin'''''
Trio-Organ. piano and violin. ''MedI-
Perceval S1iSsi owen. Lorin Woodward
and Miss Georgia Bauman.
Tenor Solo-"Gloria' ....-. .Buzzi PecciG
George Kadel
Anthem-"Lo, The Tomb Is Empty
.................... Edward Broom
Miss Maxine Moore and the choir.
Trio-''The Magnificat" .-.... Saint SaenS
Miss Ruby Stelnruck. George Kadel
and George Newton with piano
and organ accompaniment by Mr..
and Mrs. Perceval owen.
SOloiSts-MTS. Raymond Ridge, soprano.
Miss Ruby Steinruck. soprano: Miss Maxine
Moore, contralto; George Kadel, tenor;
George Newton. bass.
Instruments Mrs Perceval Owen.
pianist: Miss Georgia Bauman. violinist.
Miss Virginia Leyenberger, cellist; LOrn
Woodward pianist; Perceval owen, organ-
ist and choir master.
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North vi. E.

(Dr. W. W. Wiant PASTOR
MORNING
organ Prelude Easter Morning"
............... Hope L. Baumgartner
Beautiful Saviour" ..-............
The Combined Choirs.
Offertory--"I Know That NV Redeemer
Liveth'' ....... George F. Handel
...............-.-.-- Lyra Davidica
The Choir.
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Olive Branch Christian

(The Rev. Ephraim D. Lowe. pastorD
$50 A. NJ
Awake Thou That Sleepest" ..-. Maker
Mrs. Catherine Thomas Mrs
Myrtle Miller. Marion Griffith and
r. g. Miller.
"The Holy City, .....-..........Ad Adams
Choir.
-7:45 p. NJ
Sacred Cantata
LIFE EVERLASTING"
by Petrlel
Sopranos-Dixle Avnes Helen Barr.
Frances Cameron. Edna Deer, Flossie
Holder. Jean Krug. SALLY knlptaSCh. Irene
Kirkman Helen McNernev Vivian Rags
dale. Charlotte Raauet. Mrs. c. C. Sellers,
Catherine Thomas Beatrice Turpin Mrs.
Chas. Updike. Pauline woodruff. Alma
Altos-Marv F. Deer. Pauline Griffith.
Grace HIdebrand Mildred Hill. MYRTLE
Miller Dorothy Skaggs. Edna Spangler,
Marv Billiard
Tenors-A. Victor Barr. Marion Griffith,
Roscoe Kirkman. Paul Ferguson.
Bass-Walter Heitkam r. G. Miller.
Paul Merrick. Glenn Merrick. Virgil Goss.
Herman Grant Roy Quinn.
Martha Stephens. organlst; Merle Krug.
director.
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The Seven Last Words of Christ"
by Dubois.
Soprano Solo-"All Ye People Travelling
on Life's Highway, Hearken to Me"
First Word-"Father Forgive Them for
They Know Not What They Do
Barton and Tenor Soil. with Chorus
Second Verify, Thou Shalt Be
With Me in Paradise
Duet for Tenor and Baritone, with Chorus.
Third Word-"W Woman, Behold Thy Son"
Soil for Soprano, Tenor and Baritone,
Fourth Word-"O My Father. Why Hast
Thou Forsaken Me?"
Baritone Solo.
Fifth Word-"I Thirst
Chorus, and Soil for Tenor and Baritone
Sixth word-"FatfbReTc %lfR ch1THS. fnto Tbv Keening
Commend MY Soul
Tenor Solo and Chorus.
Seventh Word-"It Is Finished"
Solo for Soprano, Tenor and Baritone.
with Chorus.
organ Postlude-"Grand Chorus" Dubois
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Broadway M. E.

To be given by the Broadway high school
and junior choirs of 160 voices.
Soloists-Mrs. Dwight S. Ritter. soprano;
Ralph Coble, tenor; Robert Lewis, baritone;
Mrs, John English organist Miss Mary
Elman Beck. director.
-10:45 A. NJ
organ Prelude-"Easter Morning on
Mt. RubidouX'' ............. 49,. Gaul
ProGes Gessiqnal-"For the Beauty of the
Call tt, Worship" The Lord Is in His
Hymn@"I Know That MY RedeemerS sIS 'O-l
Lives" Observation-Disclosures. Burney
Anthem-"In Joseph's Lovely Garden"
traditional Spanish .......:,
....,....... Arr. by Charles Dickinson
High School Choir.
Anthem-'Rose. Rose Rose" ..... Gabriel
Junior Choir
Organ OHertory-"R Resurrection Morn"
Anthem-"The Lord Is Risen. Indeed
(Old Easter HYMN ........... Billings
Broadway Choir.
Sermon-"The EVIDENCE of Eternal Life,
Through Jesus" DR.. Richard M. Millard
Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today ................. ....... DdVidiCa
Organ Postlude-"Alleuia" ........ Loret
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Organ "Toccata" Dubois
"Fantaisie" ....................D Dubois
Hymn. Sing With All the Sons of
GIOry .....-....... BeetnOVen
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All Saints Cathedral
EPIsCOPALD

The RI. Rev. Joseph NJ. Francis, bishop)
- A. M
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-19
Power Concern Offers
Light Efficiency Test

Attention was called Wednesday by
the North Dakota Power and Light
company to It's unusual service in
measuring free Of charge the effici-
ency of the lighting in Bismarck
homes and business establishments.
Many Bismarck property owners have
taken advantage Of the power COM
pany's offer during the last year.
The free service, conducted with the
aid Of the sight meter. is designed
particularly to protect the eyesight Of
Bismarck citizens, officials Of the
concern said.
Some homes and establishments
are getting only 30 per cent efficiency
out Of the money they spend for cleo
tricity, according to Miss Marian Nell
son, in charge Of the home lighting
department, and Ralph johnson, in
charge of the commercial lighting de-
partment. They point out, for In
stance. that one months dust gather
ing on the light bulbs will reduce the
lights efficiency by 20 per cent.
Residents desiring to avail them
sleeves Of this light efficiency test are
instructed to communicate with the
North Dakota Power and Light COM
pany office. The telephone number
is 222.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-09-19

North Dakota Corn and Wheat Re.
gion Summary
For the week ending September IL,
1894.
Freezing temperature, which was
general ON the 18th, damaged late
was selected in east portion, but the
crop was mostly cut Tor fodder. Pas
lures and ranges afford little feed and
livestock continued to deteriorate. Po-
tato harvest Is we'll advanced, but
with poor yields generally.
Bismarck station barometer, inches:
20.0l. Reduced to sea level, 1916.
Missouri river stage at I q. m. IA
It. q hour change. -0.1 It.
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declining years about how to obtain
necessities and luxuries.

declining years about how to obtair
necessities and luxuries.
THE best way to secure this Is By
the passage Of federal old-age pen
sion act, in connection with this, there
should be unemployment compensa-
ton and sickness insurance"
1T is my conviction that the state
OF North Dakota u entitled to much
more relief, especially for farming
communities, than they have received
in the past. It seems to me that those
in the cities have been preferred, as
compared to those In the farming COM
munities.
N. d. Has Fed U. S.
ITO those in other states who may
protest at the millions North Dakota
has received, we reply that for nearly
so years the North Dakota people
have fed the United States railroad
rates have been extortionately high
on our produce commissions we have
paid for the sale Of our products have
made the shylocks millions-I feel
North Dakota Is only getting back q
small part Of what it has paid to
the profiteers in the years gone by
A note Of criticism Of the federal
government was sounded, when Mrs
LANCER declared governmental bor-
rowing has reached the all-time
record Of 1900, 100000. Even the
Democrats cannot honestly promise to
spend year after year more money
than they collect. It is inevitable that
there Is a pay day ahead
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Weather Report
FORECAST

For Bismarck and vicinity; Unset
tied and colder tonight, Temperature
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Proposal to Declare
City Bankrupt Beaten

Calgary, Alberta, Sept. 1e.-R-A
proposal to place the city Of Calgary,
harassed by debts. into bankruptcy
was defeated by the city council Tues
day.
The aldermen decided to call the
attention OF Premier r. q. Reid OF
Alberta to the financial plight Of
the city.
Alderman w. A. Lincoln said the
city owed total Of $4,603 900 In cur
rent and capital debts, and that as
sets, represented by uncollected tax
es, were 81 cot, 900.