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Race Entries
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AT ARLINGTON

AT ARLINGTON
First Race, $500; allowances: 2-year-
oids; four furlonssl la Dogaway, 1T;
los; Little Upset, ia Robert L, 1903; How
ARD 9. Ill A)Murph, ia; (blViajero
1903: Rustic. Miss, 1oS.
alMilky Way Far entry: tb)valdina
Second Race $500: claiming; year
South. lOs; xDiek Star, los; Die Hard.
xsharp Thoushts U' ios n'iR Mana Lazy i iSs
xGypsie Chief, io4: Moonsan. ia: xCor-
rrymeels. lo1; xAlena. lO4; Nudge Peak,
Third Race 1890; claiming; 3-year-olds:
one and one-sixte enth ilel-xMild man
nsrs, l03; Knight Zephyr, 81; xClub Soda,
xDuckie Rose, 100; Sis B Boston. III III:
xPolyroyal. 1873; Imperial High IOs; Dor
otny w, Ill.
oldsi allowances; one mile and 10 yardsl
Miss Diavolo, i0i: THE Fighter i09;
Ttennob, lo9 !alDoran,, 1is; Irish Ford
He Did. l22; Oh Rushsway. IFS. -'V'
lalMilky Way Farm entry: (blA. G.
Tarn entry.
Fifth Race $4,000: Frontier Exposition
one-Sixteenth milesl-Mary Nell. 100; Jay
Wee, 90; Whikolo, lis; Wcodlander. i04
Bill Jones, lis, talAriel Cross, lie; Our
Count, Tia; talCrofter. 1917 (blMartin
Barton. log: Sound Advice. ia: DIVA
coche, ioi; Garden Message, go: Sarada,
talH. Q. Hatch entry
lolCorsicana Stable and A. G. Tarn
entry.
Sixth Race $500: The David Crockett
Handicap: S-year-olds and up; six fur
iongsl-talSangresl. 1903; Grand Rock,
l04; Headliner. los; talwise Daughter
log; West Main. los; PICKLE Chance. io3;
(alMilky4 Way Farm entry.
Seventh Race $500; claiming: s-year-
olds and up; waggoner Coursel-Speedy
Skippy. ITO: xAtholton, 100; Judge Leer
llSi xBilly l.. IS. Colonel Ed. ia: xwhisk-
ing, l02; Patch Pocket. 10.
Eighth nace $500; claiming; 4-year-olds
ana up: one and one-eighth miles,
Brother Lou. los: Damascene. ITO: xWise
Advocate, i0T; BreeSing Along f07: xCialia-
had Maid. i06; xTry II. 100; xDarkling.
100: xNocturnlRbe, ITO.
Horses listed in order Of post positions.
xApprentice allowance claimed
weather. clear; track. fast.
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Fifth Race $500 added The Southern
Maryland Handicap; Swear -olds and up:
one and one-sixteenth miles Perad-
venture. los, tclGood Harvest, III;
id1Dogmata. los, (alFirst Minstrel. III,
Bright Light, los; tclPurple Knights, ll3;
Steelcutter, 10S: Chstmoss, Ia: New
Deal. lis ldlLynx Eve. fi6.
a--Greentree Stable: ca. G. Wander
biit. DR.. Robertson entry.
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Seventh Race 1890; claiming; s-year-
olds and up; waggoner Coursel-Speedy
Skippy. ITO; xAtholton. 100 Judge Leer
iisi xBilly l.. es; Colonel Ed. liz; xwhfsk-
ing, i02: Patch Pocket 10.
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Seventh Race $500: claiming: 4-year-
olds and up; one and oue-eighth milex}--
FogaTty. ITO: Gnomnia IL, Apathy. no.
inore. ms: Janes Bow 40.
xtHnrsnt'<s s!loxsnee claimed
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Maccabees team will drill at Riv-
erside No. sunday at /. For games
write Gilbert Menchhofer, 1926 w.
|12th-st. indianapolis. or call Riley
|55fl.
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AT BOWIE

First Race $500: claiming: s-year-olds
Pnosy los ss Scotch Pssn. TO-
ITO: Eddie Wrack. lis: Jamui us: Barn
stormex. no. xTen It, lilo. ChiIiad lis.
sun Alley. Us: Say Little. ios
Second Rate $1,000: s-year-olds: SIX }1ir-
LORI '--W szaffieks. 1o5: F61Ser neSone. n 0:
s s,e'9s ,s Al5se ~ Ias G. Lovely slrl IS;
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Sixth Race $500: The David Crockett
Handicap: S-year-olds and up; six fur
iongsl-talSangresl. 1908; Grand Rock,
lo4: Hesdliner. los; ts)wise Daughter,
10y; West Main. los; PICKLE Chance. 1903;
lalMilkv WAY Farm, antrr
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Third Race $500; claiming: s-year-olds
and up: six furlongsl-xBiS Dipper. los:
Currants. 100. Opposition. ITO: Advocate
xMerriweather. TO: Malta j.. 100; silvery
Cloud. ITO; Prince Turley. lis: Buddy Boo.
lis.
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Third Race $500: claiming. 3-vear-oIds.
one and one-sixte enth milel-xMild man
ners, l03; Knight Zephyr 81; xClub Soda.
II; xCycas, los; xMiss Anthony, 1903:
xDuckie Rose. 100; Sis Boston. iii:
xpolyroysl, 1893: Imperial High, IOs; Dor
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ton. 10: tclNouveau Richie, ITO.
tsl Bombar Stable: tclA. G. vanderhi
entry.
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Endeavor Is to
Hold institute
Annual Series Set for
April 20 to May is.

The annual spring semester in
stitute of the Capitol district of the
Christian Endeavor Union is to be
held at the Y. M. c. A. Tuesday
and Friday nights, April % to
May Is.
The Rev. Lester Ford and Miss
FIossie Tremor head the arrange
mentS committee, which also in
cludeS Miss Norma Cochran
Charles A. O'Brien, and Leon K
Weatherman.
The institute will meet at 7:3C
p. m. on April %, and May /, 5, 8
IL and Is.
Kenneth Knapp, district presi-
dent-elect, is assisting the commit
tee and Miss Elizabeth Cooper is
adviser. The institute is to be
divided into four classes with Mrs
Paul Calet teaching young peoples
group work in principle and prac-
tice. There will be a class in meth
DDS of conducting society meetings
and study of Christian Youth in
Service" taught by the Rev. George
G. Westphal, pastor of the Second
Moravian Episcopal Church. Harry
White, Y. M. G. A. general secre-
tary, is to instruct the fourth
course in social issues for Christian
youth.
Miss Rachel Ballenger, Charles A
O'Brien and Mr.. and Mrs. Ford are
to be in charge of devotional serv-
ices. Registrations will be received
April "a and examinations are to
be given May Is.
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central Avenu. M. =. Churcb.

Mrs A. D. Conner, Mrs. J. c. Hamilton.
Miss Edna Bixler. Jimmy Bash, Virginia
May Benham. Doris Brooks. Charles
Brown. Edwin Cavavaush. Wilma Jean
Chandler. Betty Grassland. George Cross
land. Mariana Grassland. Jane Fuller.
Jimmy Gilbert. Ruth Margaret Goodlet.
Charles Hoffman, Wilma Jean Holmes.
Betty Ireland. Isabelle Isenhour. Margaret
Jack Fuller. 10 Ellen McCrady Betty
phv Betty Nofsn Elizabeth pet sy
Southland Fredabel Stain. Barbara Will
cox. Charles Wood. Elizabeth Ann WOODY.
Mary Margaret Munchhof. Eddie Hoffman.
Jerry Wood.
Third Christian Church
Mrs Grace Paris. Mrs. &. S. Cummings,
leaders.
Mary Pauline Keller. Evelyn Newhouse.
Carolyn Beall. Robert Beall. Robert Palm
nett. George Henry Keller. Virginia New
Ruth Helm. Fredda Miller. Ralph Boye ss
Vera Young. Verda Young. Claude Hume,
ardson, joan Lewellyn Marjorie Mccain
mon, Norma Jean Hughbanks, Dorothy
Power; Marilyn Mueller. Robert Benia-
JdCk
Smith. Charlotte Davis, Mary Lou SHINE
Kitty 10 Benbo. Betty Meehan, Phyllis
June Little. Sue Ann McCollins, Levern
Behrman Isabelle Thrush. Margaret
Ewing, Thelma Carter, Isbelie sstoll, Ernes-
tine Alhrecht, Betty Jean Clevenger. Mar
garet Grimes. Mary Ann Buschman.
Roberts Park M. E. Church
Mrs. James G. Haston. leader: Miss L.
tina Brown. assistant: Mr.. Dale Young.
choir director.
Imogene Kreps. Mary Jane Johnston,
Walter Montgcmery; Eleanor Jane Has
nande lie vier. Lillian Hughes. Emily Ann
Miles, Betty Miles. Marie Yates. Mary
Hood. Mary Susan Singer. Norma Mae
Lamb. Pauline Hoffman. Mary Middle
ton. Elma Grower. Dolly Buchanan. Helen
Mcfarland. Harold LEVER. Louis lie vier.
James Gillock. Robert German. Samuel
Hardessy Joe Ellen Burroughs. James
Mright. Betty Sanders john Mote. Betty
E<f.n E<F
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lock. Betty Poole. Jane Preston, Isabel
Remy, Alice Rignsr. Harriet Rutledse.
Siam N sswfEe s maEa s shaT Ma5yn
Mary Catherine Stair, Jean Swain, Jeanne
Tompkins. Marilyn Whitaker. Barbara
Miiliams Marianne Zinn, Bobby Shine.
Billy Shine.
First PRESBYTERIAN Church Junior and
Junior High School Choirs.
George Frederick Holler. director.
Ernest Altopp Jr. Emma Barnnart. Sher-
man Barnhart. Patty Bolton. Lois Behl.
Joyce Boiling. Joan Caughran. Esther Zero.
James Zero, Luonna French. Nancy Gold
en-. Geraldine Harmon. Madeline Harmon
John Jordan, Betty Keran. Ennabelle Kopp.
Virginia Lipscomb. Joyce Mack, Roselyn
Mack. William Martin. Clarabelle Martin.
Virginia Martin. Mary Mayer. Doris Nc
Broom. Carolyn Mead. Lora Rose Meade.
Richard Miller. Vivian Miller. Jean Louise
Moore. Natalie Moore. willard Munson.
Thomas. Jeanne Thomas. Evans WOODEN III
Meridian Street Group
Mrs. W. G. Jackson. Miss Helen Goodman.
leaders
Patricia Peat. Joan Mick. Peggy winslow,
Martha Louise Armstrong. Katharine Arm
strong, Eleanor Armstrong Elizabeth Ann
81 hActAuLts vera JOLliSol. 0duQl 1dss eA /,
Henry 'Taggart, Mary Louise Patterson.
Richard Allen Jackson. Joan ODER. Jean
Ober, John Ober. Jane Stith, Joan Reese.
Judy. Hamer, Betty Youngerman. Ann
lucille Cantwell. Martha 10 Cantwell,
suzanne Smith. Phyllis Ann Langwell,
Martha Langwell, Alice Ann McClelland,
Lorna Gray, Sherry Mcdowell.
Central Christian Church Junior Choir.
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdals. director.
Curtis Scott, Richard Ernstins. Neg N.
IT. George Derniitt Robert Rassdals.
Parcels. Patsy Jean Liehr. Patricia Nell
Parcels, Margeret Lienr. Bernice Kendall.
Martha Bales Betty Ernsting. Frances
Doll. Mary M. Davis. Jean Ernsting. Max
ine Critchtield- Roberta Jean pyles. Frances
Inez Scott, Mildred Hofer. Mary Eleanor
Ensting Patricia Louise Buser. Carol
Gamso. Marjorie Smith. Betty Jean Koss.
Mary Dermitt. Richard Sanders. Mary Hell
en- McCielland. Isabel Jane Oldham. Bar
hara Jean Duke. Ruella Sexton. Robert
oldham Betty Freeman. Marie Curtis.
Haxel Pitccck. Niche Freeman. Ruth Nc
aowan. Aiire Ann Mec1elland.
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Voices of 500 children are to swell
into one tremendous chorus Easter
morning at the fourteenth annual
outdoor sunrise carol service to be
held on the north Monument steps.
Mrs. James M. Ogden, 1851 N.
Capitol-av, who instituted the serv-
ice, Is to direct. The program is
sponsored by the Ogden Junior
Chorale. of which Mary Catherine
Stair Is president.
Groups composing the chorus, be-
sides the Ogden Junior Chorale, rep
resent the First Presbyterian, Meri-
dian Street Methodist, Third Chris
tian, Central Avenue Methodist,
Central Christian, Roberts Park
Methodist, Fairview Presbyterian
FIRST Baptist. Broadway Evangeli-
cal, Broadway Baptist, Lyndhurst
Drive Baptist and First Friends
Churches. the American Legion
Auxiliary, Mayer Chapel Girls Glee
Club and Fleming Garden Chris
tan junior choir.
The general committee in charge
is composed of Mrs. Ogden, Mrs.
Palmer Stockwell, chairman; Mrs.
Henry z. Ostrom. vice chairman;
Mrs. Claud H. Best, Mrs. H. H.
Arnholter, Mrs. E. j. Bayer, Mrs.
Archie N. Bobbitt. Mrs. Fred Braden.
Mrs. Paul H. Buchanan. Mrs. Homer
Cook, Mrs. Alvah Cradick, Mrs.
Homer Hamer. Miss Elizabeth
Horner, Miss Lucille Latton, Miss
Dorothy Peterson. Mrs. Roy j. Pile,
Mrs. John Paul Ragsdale, Mrs. Fred
G. Tucker and Mrs. Fred warfel.
Personnel to take part in the serv-
Ice is Howard Caulfield. who win
play the Christ Church chimes:
Dave Neafus, carillonneur; Mary
Roland. trumpeter: Frederick Bark
e. director Of Arsenal Technical
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ESQ IRVINGTON CHILDREN
TO SING IN EASTER RITES

Two hundred and fifty chill
dren from Irvington Sunday
schools are to sing in the fifth
Easter community sunrise serv-
ice at $50 tomorrow morning
on the north steps of the Irving
ton Methodist Church.
Mrs. E. j. Hirschman is to di-
rect the chorus. The service was
begun in 1881 by the Irvington
Methodist Church with Mrs.
Dovie Jones and Miss Dorothea
Weaver in charge. Other churches
have since been invited to partic-
ipate and it now has become
community project.
A choir of SIS adult members of
the Christian, Methodist, Episco-
pal and Presbyterian choirs is
to be led by j. Russell Paxton,
Technical High School choir di-
rector and music director at the
Irvington M. E. Church.
The service also is to include
solo numbers sung by Robert
Schuman and music by the
Washington High School brass
ensemble, directed by John R.
Shepard (abovc right.
The ceremony is to close fol-
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Veterans Services

Veterans Hospital patients
are to attend tomorrow's East
er services arranged by the
Rev. Joseph v. Somes, Catholic
hospital chaplain, and the Rev.
Charles r. Lizenby, Protestant
hospital chaplain, assisted by
the sacred music committee,
Twelfth District, American
Legion Auxiliary.
Father Somes is to give the
Catholic service at 3, with mu-
sic by the st. Joseph's Church
choir. Miss Helen Haehl is di-
rector. Mrs. Margaret Bright,
sacred music committee mem
Der, and member of the Gar
field Post 88, is in charge of
arrangements.
Protestant services are to be
conducted at Sis, with Mr..
Lizenby delivering the sermon.
The music is to be presented
by a chorus of Juniors from
Bruce P. Robson Post 1873,
American Legion Auxiliary,
with Mrs. Carl Overlesse, di-
rector. Mrs. Stella Norland, sa-
cred music committee chair
man of the Twelfth District, is
in charge.
Both services are to be car
ried by the hospital loud
speaking system for patients
unable to leave their beds.
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The leaders are to form the per-
sonnet of the organization which
is to hold missions in Is major
cities. The program was arranged
to serve as united movement for
the awakening of the spiritual
life, and is to extend from Sept. Is
to Dec. 9.
Cities in which the mission is to
be conducted are: Indianapolis, To-
ronto, Pittsburgh, Kansas City. Mo.
Detroit, Atlanta, Birmingham, LOU
isville, st. Louis, Cleveland.
MinneapoliS-St. Paul, Des Moines.
Billings, Seattle. Vancouver, Port
land, Ore, San Francisco Oakland,
Los Angeles, Dallas, Chicago, Wash
ington, Raleigh. Philadelphia, Bos-
ton and New York.
The Rev. DR.. William Hiram
Foulkes, Newark, N. j.. is chairman
of the national committee and the
executive is the Rev. Jesse M.
Bader, secretary of the Depart
ment of Evangelism of the Council.
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Scottish Rite
Ceremony at 3
Easter Services Are to Be
Held at Cathedral.

Easter services are to be held at
the Scottish Rite Cathedral at 3 to-
morrow under the auspices of the
indianapolis Chapter of Rose Croix,
one of the Rite bodies.
Also taking part in the cere-
monies are to be knights Templar
of Raper Commandery No. ] and
De Molay Commandery No. So.
which are to exemplify the special
Easter ritual of the order. The
public is invited.
James G. Gipe, most wise master
OF the chapter. is to preside, deliv-
ering the address of welcome. A
talk, Sunrise" is to be made by
Clyde G. Carlin of Angola. judge of
the Thirty-fifth Indiana Circuit.
Named to Participate
Raper Commandery officers taking
part in the ceremonies are to be
Bert E. Cordle. eminent commander;
Daniel G.. Coates, generalissimo;
Arno G.. SEEKER, captain general,
and DR.. Lewis Brown, prelate.
The De Molay Commandery is to
be represented by Arthur S. Shaffer,
eminent commander; Clyde F. Har-
man, generalissimo; George F.
Schrieber. captain general, and Ray
mond F. Howard, prC1ate.
The musical program is to be
given by the Scottish Rite choir
under the direction of Fred Newell
Morris. Paul r. Matthews is to be
at the organ and Frederic A. Barker
at the piano. Preceding the service
there is to be half-hour carlton
recital by David l.. Neafus.
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Blackuter, Mary Mcdaniel. Marjorie john
ston. Thomas Williams. Louis Lazaropoils,
Peggy Dietrich Norma Lazaropolis. Al
berta verdeman, Betty Jane Mitchell, Byron
Sonday. Robert Grower, James Feninore.
Esta Buchanan. Robert Wynn; Betty Jean
T ThSansan Ha Betty JACK Pe ooc
ell, Gerna Grooner, Elspeth Jean Gullion.
First Baptist Church
Miss Mary Alice Purves leader: Miss Ed
Clarence Herbert; james Harding Harding her Her
man Dalton. Dorothy Jane Johnson. Mar
celia Ruth Lutz Patried-s Post Ms oan Alec
Straight. Janet Mckinney. Margaret FL
len MCGUIRE Mary Ann Kelly, Lucy Jessie.
G eSSsfnbs DGne Helen whitehead. Barbara
Jean King Frances Power. Peggy Vogel-
sang. Paul Nevil. Jack WEBSTER. Betty
Whitehead.
Fairview Presbyterian Church
Mrs. J. a. watkins in charge: Mrs. w.
A. Rutchings. assistant
get. June Crockett. George Crockett. Doris
Jeanne Fenneli. Patty Gabe. June Ann
Goodrich. Mary Lou Graham; Dick Ora -
Johnson, Jean Kistier,- Nancy Kistler. Adah
Madge Phirps. Desdemona Perrin. Roy
Slaughter ~. sharon Smitni 1sne WiIls
Jack Stuart, Barbara Weir MargaTet Wills
Patricia Yount.
First Friends Church
Miss Helen Marley. leader: Miss Lor-
raine Brown. assistant.
John Anderson. Joan BARLEY; Barbara
Bogue. Della sue Bogue. Mary Ellen Bogue
Billy Metzger, Betty Mitchell Marian New
lin. William Newlti-. Betty Lou Peterson
John Poore. Francis PRAY. Billy Joe Rob-
ertson, Billy Trueblood. Mildred True
blood.
Girls GIee Club Of Mayer Chapel
Mildred Benefiel. Eiva Billhymer: GLADYS
Eillhymer. Margaret Carnes; Betty Chil-
Mary LamIne; Edith Lockard. Edna 10y q,
ryn Orr. Thelnla Osborne. Alma Raw. Dor
othy Reimer. Nell Reirer. Mildred Schrad-
er, Alberta shsats. Mary Seats, Edna Van
Cleave. Mary Van Cleave.
Lyndhurst Drive Baptist Church
Miss Dorothy Moore. leaders.
Mrs. Grace Paris. Virginia vestnr, Caro-
Ham. Florence Edith Newlin, Nina vBsfer
rls Ham. Delbert Yester. Mary Louise
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Federation Club Is
to Hear Marimbisf

Marimba solos by Miss Irene
Bishop are to feature the meeting
of the Girls Federation Club of the
Third Christian Church tomorrow
morning.
Miss Maxine Moore, contralto,
and the Girls Glee Club are to sing
and Mrs. Leila Rothenburger
teacher, will speak on the subject
of 1.-THE Empty Tomb"
Miss Bishop also is to be soloist
at the Easter Sunrise Service on
the Circle tomorrow.
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High School brass ensemble: Mrs.
Jane Johnson Burroughs, who will
direct the Roberts Park and the
Burroughs-J jackson College choirs:
Dale Young, accompanist; Mrs. Will
nam Devin, soprano: Irene Bishop,
marimba Soloist; Mrs. C.. A. Brock
way, organist: Billy and Bobby
Shine, Ogden Junior Chorale bow
sopranos, and Mrs. Noble C. Hidden
berg, Ogden Junior Chorale accom-
PIANIST.
If the weather is unfavorable. the
services will be held in the Circle
Theater.
TIT rcn 30 program is;
Ts samSIs E,sa a. School Brass En- ssuls
Unfold, ye Portals 'Nso .s... oounod
Roberts Park Choir. Burroushs-JscdRa-O '
son College Choir. Jane johnson
Burroushs. director: Dale Young.
Who Shall Sing If Not the Children
children's. Chorus. Mrs. Noble HiIge Ts'n
Jssu, Chris, osrs accompsnist. -
Children CT a l'ss and lo spai.ncs Dsvidica
Have Savior - .0 auu'enoe Hardness
Chfldrens Chorus
Eve Hath Not Seen . Caul
Billy ana Bobby Shine
Children's Chorus.
Marimoa Solo-My Jesus / Love Thee
Irene Bishop.
Grown Ye the King f,eibel
Children's Chorus
Solo, Know That Ny Redeemer Liv-
Mrs. william peyin; Mr.. YOUNG aAno''
ar.ge
Hallellyah Chorus fMessiahl Handel
Roberts Park Choir, Burroughs slack
son College Choir. Mrs. Rurroughs
Anthem nediction-Recessional
Entire Chorus
The following groups are to form the
Ogden Junior Choraie
Joann Bayer. Betty Best. Jane Butler
Virginia christens, Joan calean. Betty
ranlconer, Jean Faulconer. Peggy Fat
out, Pat Federmann. Janet Graham
Jeanne Graham Eleanor Hilgenberg.
b1yn&r& H9ss. Madeline Judd. jane
'liphant. Claire Patton. Helen Pol
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Unitarian
All Souls

All Souls
The Rev F. s. g. Wicks, pastor.
Miss Christine Houseman. organist.
1890 A. M
Harp and Organ-Pomp and Circum-
stance .................. Elgar
Anthem-Sing Allelua Forth Miller
Quartet. harp and organ.
Easter Carols
Primary Department.
Harp and Organ.
Anthem-As It Began to Dawn -. Bochau
Quartet. harp and organ.
DISTINGUISHING Song -. Mendelssohn
AnthemS-Day of Days Vandlwater
In Josephs Lovely Garden -. Dickinson
Postlude.
Ouartet-Miss Charlotte Lieber. So
prano: Miss Beulah Bailey contralto;
Delmar Huppert. tenor; Dewitt Tai
bert bass. Mrs. Louise s. Koehne'
harp.
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Blake. Mrs. Harry Cole Miss Jane Crosby,
Mrs. S. B. Harry. Mrs. j. w. Hartley. Mrs
c. H. Matson, Miss Helen Matson, Miss
Gertrude Jones. Mrs. j. w. Taylor. Mrs
G. w. Thompson, Mrs. L. C. wiese. Mrs
]. E. wilson Mrs. Russell HIATT Miss Jane
Buchanan. Miss Patricia Best altos. Miss
Beulah Bailey, Miss Velma Brchett, Miss
June Ann Gilman. Miss Betty Clark Miss
Betty Granger, Miss Hazel Howe. Mrs
P. A. Kappes. Miss Ruth Long. Miss Wini-
fred Richardson. Miss Doris Slavens, Miss
June Woodwork. Mrs. r. w. Fenner, Miss
Betty Breech: tenors. Burris Adams, v. L.
Clark. Lee Clifton James TAYLOR. Chester
Zechiel. Harry Calland. Adrian Nail:
BASES, Arch w. Keltner Harry B. Nc
Nicely. John Matson. Lewis g. Wiese. Carl
Sect, Norman -Boren. Robert Trett.
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Plummer. Louise Carnes. Elinor Brewer.
Jane Cox. Marjorie. Butterfeld. Anna Lou
Use Brewer, Vera Marie Chambers. Mary
Nichols. Patsy .Baugh. Julia Prichard. Set
ty Heun, Mildred Winterrowd Lila Ann
Heun. Bonnie Lee, Donna Shaffer, Eve
Ign Wan rds nggppS y EVeyn H snaf
Kinman. Benny Syphers. Roberta lnman.
Mildred Inman.
Broadway Baptist Church Junior Choir
Elsie F. Adams. minister of music; Walter
C. Bruce Jr.. choir director, Elizabeth
Smith. assistant.
Jean stansbury:. Marilee: stansbury
Bohert StansbuTy: Rosemary Qowney Jack
Louis. Doris Martindale Evelyn Huns
berger; Norma Epley. Harry Funk Leonard
Crouch. Rufus Dodrill- Lois Sears. Jean
Ida Bradshaw. Robert Manner. Buddy Rails
ton. Betty Banta. Virginia Goodnight. Peg
gs Wnissss Msrgaret More Louis crs
Alice Kemp. John Keffer.
Fleming Garden Christian Church Junior
Choir
Mrs, Elsie Manning. Mrs. Z. NJ. Pra-
Betty wills. Mary Mclaughlin. Betty
McLaughlin, Earlene Prather; Bonnie
ton. Elizabeth Caldwell. Juanita Glib
bons. Donald Caldwell Melvin Prather,
Maurice Weakly. Jimmy Polsgrove. John
ma Eddleman. Media JOY Anderson. CSar-
lotte Boiler. Laverne Boiler. Marjorie Nc
Afee. Deloris Boiler. Margaret Freijie.
Eileen Adair David Hammer.
Junior Members. Bruce r. Robson
American Legion Auxiliary
Mrs. Carl overleese. director.
Helen Buenaman, Divine Buenansn.
Margaret Collman. Margaret Ferser, Betty
Lou Hssselbring.- Norma Laufer. Mary
Maxwell. Jane Nesbitt. Laura Nesbitt.
Theima Rosebrock. Betty Jean Scott, Mar
ian Ellen Scott. Louise SteinSberger. Irene
UIrey.
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Soprano Solo--Recitative and Air
With Verdure Clad (Creationl
. . :. - HdyuD
Organ Ofertory-Ye Watchers and
Ye Holy Ones ..... German 1927
Organ Postlude-Easter March 80. Merke
$50 r. M
organ Prelude at AIS
March Pontihcale 5000. de la Tombelle
70 sprlEg .,..;.;. =. - ...'... Grles
Anthem-In Joseph's Lovely Garden
........... Dickinson
Duet-O Divine Redeemer 49,. Gounod
Farrell Scott and Virgil Phemister.
Anthenl-All in the April Evening .Roberton
Closing Voluntary-Prize Song tDie
Meistersingerl .......-...-.. Wagner
0usrtet-Miss Elma Igslman. So
prano; Mrs. Carl Moore alto:
Farrell Scott, tenor; virgil Phem-
lister, bass.
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Attorney to Speak
Before Bible Class

Herman L. Ridenour, attorney, is
to address the young married peo-
pies class of the First Moravian
Episcopal Church tomorrow morn
ing on the subject, The Resurrec-
ton From a Lawyers Viewpoint"
He is to present evidence of Christ's
resurrection as an indisputable his
torical fact.