The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-20

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and the offertory, ITO A Water Lily"
Mcdowell, played by Miss Marguer-
lite Kennedy, pianist: q selected solo
by Miss Marjorie Hawley and a male
Quartet selection, THE Way of the
Cross"
A dramatization Of the Book Of
Esther by girls Of the Senior Guild
will feature the 7:30 o'clock meeting,
In which the following will apper:
Abigail Welliver as Queen Esther,
Nellie Orluck as King Ahasuereus,
Erma Mason as Haman, May Welt.
yer, Margaret Gussner and Catherine
Mason as the first, second and third
princes, Julia Thomas as Mordecai.
Ruth Geidt as Hagai, Elizabeth Raaen
as Hatach. Ruth and Dorothy Muel-
Ter, Dolores and Doris Mayer and
Florence Miller as maidens, George
Mason and Ruth Rand as servants.
Margaret 0ussner as the herald. May
Welliver as the messenger, George
Mason and Ruth Welliver as the plot
tiers and junior girls In the church
as Jews and water carriers. Assist
ing with the dramatization are Mrs.
E. p. Quain as director, Mrs. E. L.
Welliver as assisting director, Miss
Esther Wilson as reader and Miss
Kennedy as pianist.
For the $3.50 o'clock Fellowship
hour, there will be an Easter worship
service led by Dexter Quinn and Har-
old Griffith and a talk on youth
Dreams Of immortality" by Rev. Jack
son.
Salvation Army
The Salvation Army with Lieut.,
Arthur Anderson in charge extends
an invitation to the general public to
attend its services, which will be q
company meeting. or Sunday school
at 10 a. M, with George Stebbins in
charge; a holiness meeting, or morn
ing worship, at IL o'clock, when Envoy
q. H. Young of Fargo will speak;
Young Peoples Legion meeting at 6:30
a. M, with Miss Leona Sjoblom in
charge; q street service at 1880 p. m.
and the special Easter service at
|p. M, when Adjutant Smith will bring
the message, speaking on the subject
The Resurrection"
First Evangelical
Bishop E. w. Praetorius Of Cleve'
land, Ohio, who has conducted Pas.
sion week services at the First Evan
gelical church, also will assist Rev
Ira E. Herzberg. pastor, with thu
Easter Sunday services, commencing
with q sunrise devotion at s am. Al
this time the Bismarck hospita
nurses glee club will sing and Bishol
Praetorius will speak on Chris
Lives"
A goal Of 800 attendance has beer
set for the church school session a
10 q. m. At l0:45 a. M. there viii
be morning worship service will
the mems chorus singing and BishoI
Praetorius speaking on His Keep
sake" Communion will be given. Re
naming services planned for thu
feast day are joint meeting OF tn
Christian Endeavor Leagues at Z p
m. and evening worship at 7:45 p. m
when Bishop Praetorius will take q
his subject. And Peter"
First Presbyterian
A baptisnal service for infants ant
a public reception of members vii
feature the II o'clock Easter Sunda!
morning worship at the First Pres
byterian church. Preceding tina
there will be Bible school at Gas q
m. At $50 p. m, the Tuxis Younl
Peoples society will meet and holt
election Of officers. An evening fel
lowship service will commence q
7:30 p. m.
Miss Florence Fritch, organist. ha
arranged the following music for tn
morning service: prelude, "Easte
Dawn" Alloys Claussman; choir ant
quartet, Christ Is Risen," vulpins
quartet, "A Joyous Easter Song" so
prano solo by Miss Vivian Coghlal
and tenor solo by p. r. Jaynes: offer
tory, 20 Fill ct Filliae." Clemen
Loret; solo. The Redeemer Liveth,
Charles Manney-yiolin obligato b.
Ralph Truman: postlude. "Hallelu
jah Chorus" Handel.
! For the evening service Miss Fritcl
will play a prelude by Baptiste, al
offertory by Mendelssohn and post
Jude by Marchant.