The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-20
Local Churches and institutions
Place Emphasis on Religi-
Gus Festival

Easter Sunday services for the Bis
marck churches. for Fort Lincoln and
for the Bismarck Indian school were
announced Saturday as pastors pre-
pared to celebrate the feast second
only to Christmas In the emphasis
given It on the church calender.
Programs for the various services
which have been outlined by the pas
tors include the following:
st. Georges Episcopal
After observing with special cere-
monies Maundy Thursday and Good
Friday, the Episcopal church Of St.
George the Martyr will note Easter
day with holy communion at Z .. M,
church school with presentation OF
the Lenten Offering at $50 a. m. and
holy communion and sermon ut 1880
q. m.
The order of service ct 1890 as
planned by Rev. N. E. Ellsworth. rec
tor, will be: organ postlude, Easter
Meditation" Clauf; professional.
"Welcome, Happy Morning" Sullivan;
introit, Christ, Our Passover" Chap
pie; Kyrie, Gloria and Gratias Tibi,
Cruickshank; solo, easter Dawn"
iWoodman-Mrs. Frayne Baker: offer
tory anthem, II Am He That Lveth,'
Simpson; "Benedictus" and "Agnus
DEL" Cruickshank; "Gloria in Elk
celsis," old chant; postlude, "Volun-
tary," Salome.
st. Mary's Procathedral
ut. Rev. Bishop Vincent Wehrle
will celebrate pontifical high mass at
st. Mary's procathedral at 7:30 q. m.
Easter Sunday morning. Low masses
will follow at and 10 q. m, and a
second high mass will be sung at IL
a. m. Assisting the bishop In cele-
brating the pontifical mass will be
Rev. Fathers Robert A. Feehan, Henry
Holleman and Joseph Schmidt of the
parish and Michael. o. S. B.. Of As
sumption Abbey, Richardton. who Is
assisting during the Holy Week
services.
st. Mary's mixed choir. directed by
Rev. Father Holleman, will sing for
the first time the MASS In Honor OF
st. Mary Magadalene" by ]. E. 1ur-
r1er at the 7:30 and II o'clock masses.
Saturday morning there were elab-
crate services at the church starting
at Z q. m, during which the Easter
water was blessed, with mass at 8:45
D. m.
Fort Lincoln and Indian School
Two services have been arranged Ut
Fort Lincoln, the first to be for the
Catholic residents and the second q
Protestant service set for 10 .. m
Both services will be held in the post
gymnasium tn which an improvised
altar profusely banked with flowers
has been erected.
Rev. Father Schmidt Is to say mass
ut about 9 o'clock. LIST Lieut.. VIII A.
Sessions. Jr., the new chaplain at the
post, will preach the sermon for the
Protestant service.
At the Bismarck Indian school,
Rev. Father Holleman will say mass
at $50 q. M, for the benefit OF
Catholic students there.
Trinity Lutheran
A sunrise service at 6 q. m. will be
the first order Of the day at Trinity
Lutheran church. according to Rev.
Opie 8. Rindahl, pastor. The choir,
directed by Bruce Wallace. will sing
an anthem, "Open the Gates of the
Temple" Knapp. and the pastor win
preach on THAT Early Easter Morn
Ing" Church school will follow at
Gas .. rn., the offering to 60 to chill
dren's homes of the church.
For the festival service at II a. m,
the choir will sing Easter Song.
Dickson, and the "Eallelujah Chorus
from Haendel's Messiah" Rev. Rim
dahl's sermon subject will be HE
Was Dead, But See He Lives"
First Lutheran
Easter worship at the First Luth-
eran church, of which Rev. @. Adolph
Johns Is pastor. will begin at 1880
a. M, and will have the following
program:
Organ prelude, Miss Lucille Malm-
quist; hymn, Praise the Saviour, y
congregation: opening liturgy, pastor
and congregation: epistle lesson, ]
Corinthians 15:53-58: hymn, "Blest
Easter Day." congregation: gospel les
son, Mark 1918: confession Of faith,
congregation; choir anthem, Christ
Is Risen," Scott: offertory. Miss
Malmquist: Offering for home mis-
sions: hymn, I'm Triumph Our Re-
deemer." congregation: sermon. Il
Have Seen the Lord" Rev. Johns:
choir anthem, king Of Kings" Sim
per: hymn, II Know That My Re-
deemer Lives" congregation. and clos
Ing liturgy, pastor and congregation.
Other services Of the day will be
Sunday school and Bible classes at
Gas q. m. and presentation Of an
Easter program, Life Victorious" ar
ranged by Rev. e. E. Ryden, by the
Sunday school at 8 p. m.
The Introductory part Of the Eas-
ter service includes professional.
responsive scripture reading and pray
er and songs and recitations by the
nursery and beginners departments.
The main part will be presented by
the primary, junior and intermediate
departments and Is in four sections,
entitled respectively 0ethsem q n e,
Calvary, Life Victorious and the Glor-
flied Cross. A brief announcement
Introduces the parts which consist Of
readings. accompanied by . chorus Of
Is children's voices singing Easter
hymns and song sentences Of adora-
ton after each word from the cross
In the final scene. children from all
lands are represented hanging their
garlands on the cross.
Miss Nina Melville directs the
chorus, with Miss Grace Erickson at
the piano. The beginners depart
ment has been directed by Miss
Malmquist. Miss Mabel Olson, Sun
day school superintendent, Is In gen.
eral charge.
The children taking part are Jackie
Albrecht, Gene johnson. Patricia
Burbaee. Dorothy Larsen. Eugene