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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many rela- lives. friends and neighbors for the many acts of kindness and sympathy and the beautiful floral tributes sent ua during our recent bereavement, the death 0f our beloved Mother,
 Aignodi
 TlIE KELI.Y FAMILY.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
ROBERTA DEFILIO
 LEAVES HOSPITAL

Roberta Def1lio, 5, of 30 Bond street, who for many days was on the danger list at St. Mary's hospi- tai after she was struck by an auto mobile Aug. 15, was discharged from the hospital today.
 The child was unconscious for days.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
n@"~~ m>Y~<~T
 GSTABLISHED jOss
EsrABLIsHED ISss

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

France was the first country td recognize the United States of America as . nation. This oc~ cured on February 6, 1778.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
EPILEPSY - ATHLETICS!

Detroit lady finds relief for hus- band. She will tell you how. All letters answered. Mrs. Geo. Demp- ster, Apt. G-9, 6900 W. Lafayette Blvd. Detroit, Mich.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
NOTICE

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 Hearing s lO be held Sept i0lh, i0i0, at iiiae O'cleek, 4. Af. Q. H. \. ln the office 0f tho May. or, City llnll, OFAnl street. Wa tGFbnFy. Connecticut.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06
DIED

BOWEN-In this city, Sept. 5, 194O. Frederick Bowen of Summit Rd., Prospect. Funeral tomorrow after noon at 2:30 o'clock from Summit Rd., Prospect. Burial in Westville cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-06

AURELLI-In this city, Sept. 6, 194O. Anastas Aurelli of 107 Harpers Ferry Rd. Funeral Monday morn ing at S:15 o'clock, from 107 Har.- pers Ferry Rd., to Our Lady. of Lourdes church. Burial In Calvary cemetery,
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-01
BARCLAY ON BRIDGE
Bv Shepard Barclay
"Tda authority On Authorities"

honor followed, then marked
fnesse OF the 10 and the A.
West discarded the heart 3 on
the third diamond and the spade
4 on the fourth. Counting West
for originally five spades be.
cause with six he might have
bid them. Mr.. Rounds reck-
oned this discard left West only
three spades, three hearts to prob
ably the Q and very likely three
clubs to an honor. If this was
right, he could make his game.
The heart K and A were there
fore taken and a third heart led
to West. The latter cashed his
three spades. declarer trashing
two clubs and keeping his club A
and the fourth heart. West had to
lead to the club, so Mr.. Rounds
got the last two tricks. West could
have set this, as Mr.. Rounds
points out, by holding his spades
and barring the club K, but that
would have been almost two much
to ask of him. AS it was, the de-
clarer made the maximum Of
what looked like bad situation.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-01

Yesterdays Answer
IS. Sheltered side
40 Signal Of
distress
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-11-01

iDaaleg: South. North-South
sulnerable.l
South West North East
INT Pass 70 Pass
SNT
C. P. Rouaas. Of Trenton, one
of New Jerseys real students Of
the game, ha5 to feel his way
gingerly, after West led the spade
5 and he got lis first look at the
dummy. Sem tricks were in
sight. and if lie could get through
the diamond suit successfully. an
eighth could come there. He could
then watch developments and pos
sibly cause a spade discard which
would help
Mr.. Rounds therefore proceed
Cd to take tho spade Q with his A,
having no reason Tor q hold-up.
then played enc of dummy's dia-
,nond honors. The rather high 7
from West made it look as if he
vas short, 50 the other dummy
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Evening star., 1940-03-23
American Enttrrat,

GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH,
DR.. Gerhard E. Lenski, pastor
Easter music will be presented by
the senior choir of 80 voices, under
the direction of Mrs. Carl Ras-
mussen. Marian Ranberg will be
organist. At the II am. service holy
communion will be celebrated. The
following musical numbers will be
incorporated In the service:
organ prelude:
Easter pawn"-----A----.P Patrik Vretblad
Professional, The Day Of Resurrection H al'H''
Anthem, "Hallelujah Chorus Handel
Anthem "At the End OF the Sabbath"
Anthem Christ the Lord Is Risen >
Today Vail
'eEyfe cfevn am with Bach
organ postlude. Christ Is Risen" Horspool
At the 4:30 pm. service members
of the junior choir will join with the
Sunday school in a special program
Of pantomime and song This serv-
ice has been arranged and will be
directed by Mrs. Elmer Cappelmann,
with Margaret Wambsganss as leader
of the junior choir. Familiar Easter
carols will be sung. Special tab
leaux and pantomime numbers with
musical setting will be:
The Garden Tells the Easter s,cry."
Reader. MarRo Ortel; assisted by Georeia
Ann Popham, Marjery Umhau and Eliza
beth krabel
The First Easter Morning"
Elsie Csppelman and Ruth Kilian
Anthem. God Hath Sent His Angels"
tJunior choir. Brooks-Parker.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Zion Lutheran

Holy communion will be admins
tered at am. The sermon, The
Master and Magdalene," will be
preached by the Rev. Edward G..
GoetZ.
The Easter service will be held at
II am. The pastor will preach on
THE Eternal Christ and the Easter
Angel" This is the final sermon in
the series of studies of the charac-
ters who had part in the passion
and resurrection of our Lord. The
subject of the children's sermon at
this service will be "a Glory Bearing
Bear"
He will preach the sermon at the
Easter service at pm. at the
Masonic and Eastern Star Home.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

CHURCH OF THE HOLY CITY,
Sixteenth and Corcoran streets.
Easter music at II am. will consist
Of; Organ prelude, "Sanctus," from
Bach's B minor mass; professional,
Sunday school and choir; the fes-
tival chants responses and hymns;
anthem, Shout, Ye High Heavens
Chadwick; holy communion; Or
gan postlude, "Hallelujah," from
Handers Messiah
Sopranos, Bertha Smith, Mary
Joyce, Gladys Harlos and Mary
Alice Swanton; altos. Mrs. John P.
Halsted, Carol Holloway; tenor,
William T. Hoeck; basseS, F. w.
Swanton and j. P Halsted; organist
and director, Maud G. SeWall.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
MiHHuuri Su,tnn

CHRIST CHURCH. Sixteenth and
Gallatin streets NV. Rev. J.
Fredric Wenchel pastor. The mu-
sical program given below has been
arranged by John B. Wilson, A. A,
G. O., organist and choirmaster.
COMMUNION SERVICE. 10 AM.
Prelude; chorsls "schmuecke dich,
The Communion Liturgy.
MORNING SERVICE. IL AM.
Prelude. "Chorale in A Minor Franck
Anthem, The Lord Il Risen Today"
Anthem. In the End u tn. sssbssh'ss sssbaNa1ss0nn
rostlude, "Alleluia" ia".---.-.. fS,hnis
The junior choir, under the dtrec-
ton Of Mrs. E. w. Kyrz, with Miss
E. Fisher at the organ, will sing the
anthem, Hail Lovely Morn" bv
Fearis, at this service.
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH
Fourth and E streets NV. Rev. y
M. Hennig, pastor. j. S. Thiemever
organist. Music for the special Eas,
ter service will be as follows:
Prelude. ALLEGRO in A., u.
sunsfy Hsii.,s; sihScl chorus Christ Il Rissn,
All skssSs% aH.'a.n.ssnse Es,, The Victor" -x.,s.,
os..,er, .xsi.as;, aiss; y; 4 xxsp'ti. xt ','a'' r..'
---S--------------6 6eott
Evening star., 1940-03-23
CantataS and
PaSeants

Brightwood Park Methodist
Church-Cantata, Light Out
of Darkness" Geibel, 8 pm.
Dumbarton Avenue Methodist
Church-Pageant, "a Trans
formed Home" Soderberg, 8
pm.
Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church-"Easter Carol of
the Flame" Gaul, 9:15 and II
am.
Douglas Memorial Methodist
Church-"From Death Unto
Life" Stults. 8 pm.
Calvary Methodist Church
Easter portion Messiah"
Haendel, 8 pm.
Second Baptist Church.
Light Out of Darkness" Geibel,
6 pm.
Eastern Presbyterian Church
Redemption" second part,
Gounod, 7:45.
Second Presbyterian Church,
Alexandria, Va.-"The Resur-
rection and the Life" Stults, 8
pm.
Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church-"Light Out Of Dark
ness" ceibel, 6 pm.
New York Avenue Presbyter-
ian Church The Messiah"
Haendel, 8 pm.
Keller Memorial Lutheran
Church-Pageant, "The Rock"
4:30 pm.
Grace Lutheran Church
"Tha Garden Tells the Easter
Story" pantomine and song.
4:30 pm.
First Baptist Church, Alexan-
dria-"The Seven Last Words
Of Christ" Dubois, 8 pm.
walkers Chapel Methodist
Church-"Hail, King of Glory"
Keatine, 8 pm.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
SrtrttualtHt

At THE CHURCH OF TWO
WORLDS the following program will
be given tomorrow evening: Piano,
"Hallelujah Chorus" from "the Mes
siah," Handel, Freda Dorothy Eg-
bert; Largo" Handel, Max Kobre,
violinist; Consider the Lilies" John
Prindle Scott, Franklin Dressel
tenor; Air on the G String" Bach,
Max Kobre, violinist. Offertory, ~
Know That My Redeemer Liveth, "
from THE Messiah" Handel, Miss
Eebert.
Accompanies, Mrs. H. H. Mckee
and Miss Egbert.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Anttariatt

N%4tSAnA SG44t
ALL SOULS CHURCH, Sixteenth
and Harvard streets NV. There
will be an IL O'Clock service at which
the following musical program Will
be given:
instrumental prelude:
organ, "Aiieluia. Pascha Nostra"- -Titeomb
a. ''Lento" --. Chsminade
Anthem" "Ss Sfaster Allelu,s" sna''SisSRd Ssird
Anthem, .Iaster Mornins," eysinbjornsson
Anthem. "Alleluia." arranged from Cologne
GesAnebuch U623).
Organ postlude. Carlton" vierne
The quartet, Mrs. Henry r. Par
rett, soprano; Kathryn Sale English,
contralto: George irving Chandler,
tenor; Charles Trowbridge Tit
mann, bass; organist and director,
Lewis Corning Atwater; assistant
orsanist, Donald Malcolm oillett;
violinist, Elsa Raner; celast, John
Alden Fineksl.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER.

CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER.
Rev. D. E. Wiseman, DID,, pastor.
During the two services on Easter
Sunday the following musical pro-
grams will be presented by the
ministry of music senior choir.
Harrison M. Wright, choir master,
and Alfred D. Derricotte, oreanist,
assisted by Edward E. Marshall, vio-
unist; Claire overton and Gloria
Tompkins, soprano soloists:
liam.
PTsss.''ss: rA. Triumph ., til. kss.ss kis:
Anthem: -xwaSe. and Sing"
Hymn. THE Strife Is Ger"
sermon, tn. Rev. p.n,., wi:snsn' whsa,ni11DSnk 3D.
Violin solo. "rrasauits sersnsde"
Edward =. M.rsh.ii. ,Hiin.r'A1'''l'f
Hymn, Com: 1s FAITHFUL. Raise the
Anthem I'm Joseph. Level, o.,s.e;. se...
NecessonAl. "Christ. the Lord, Is Risen
Aeain" Dchackley
orsan prelude. 'Kammenoi ostrov."
Rubinstien
Professional THE Triumph Of the King"
Nevin
Opening liturgics, psalm &c.
Hymn, "The Strife Is Ger"
Anthem, Russian Esster AlleuliA" Gaul
Ponce Ludlow Marshall
Hymn, Jesus Christ u Risen Today"
,.... .,.,. DAvidica
Hall
Soprano soloist. Gloria Tompkins.
CLOSING litufgicl. "Nunc Dirittis.''
RseessfonAl. Christ, the Lord - kteen
1enediction.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Euangrltral 4 Rrfnrtnrh

GRACE REFORMED CHURCH,
Fifteenth and o streets NV. Rev.
Calvin H. Winsert, pastor. Easter
music will include the following.
IL AM.
Prelude, selections from the water
Anthem. "Hallelujah Amen" Handel
Duet Spring Bursts Today Thompson
Postlude. Allegro Maestoso from Water
Music -- ----. Handel
SPIN.
Prelude. Piece Heroiaue' Franck
Postlude. Procession vierne
The choir is under the direction Of
the organist, Charles E. Gauss. Nor
man Slant. tenor. and Frank Wright,
baritone, are the soloists.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

ST. MATTHEW'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH-Easte music will be as
follows, presented by Gladys S. Zins-
meister, organist; the senior choir,
under the direction of Henry Weber,
assisted by Mrs. Theodore P. Fricke
soprano:
orasn prelude, "Vorspiel," from Par
Anthem. .As It Began to Dawn" Vincent
Solo. Il Know That Ny Redeemer Liveth."
from Messiah Handel
the Mountains" from The Redemp-
ton Gounod
orsan postlude. The Strife Is Ger" BUCK
Evening star., 1940-03-23

PINKNEY MEMORIAL CHURCH,
Hyattsville, Md. Pastor, Rev. Arthur
LeB. Ribble; organist, Noble L. Ow-
ings; director Of music, r. r. Strait
tan. There will be q musical service
tomorrow morning at which the fol-
lowing program will be presented at
IL am:
Professional welcome, HAPPY Mornins"
Introit anthem. "christ Our Passover.
Schillins
."kyrie Eleison" Maunder
GLORIA Tihi' -----------M Maunder
"GrAtias Tior Maunder
Hymn AT the Lambs Htth Feast We
Sing E1vey
O1ertory anthem. Christ Is Risen,"
Turner
Ohertory sentence, give Aims OF Thy
Goods Maunder
"Sanctus" MAunder
"AgnuS D4i' .------M Maunder
Gloria IN Excel1it --------- MAunder
.Nunc Dfmittis" MAunder
From PalebtrinA
Evening star., 1940-03-23
HnturrEaltHt

UNIVERSAL1ST NATIONAL
MEMORIAL CHURCH. The Ma
tional Capital Choir, Jessie Masters,
director; H. Jerome Graham, organ
list. Easter music tomorrow morn
ing. at II o'clock. will include the
following program:
Prelude fantasy on 20 Fill Guilmant
Professional, Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day. Lyra Davidica
Anthem
Gloria in Excelsis From 18th Mass"
Mozart
BLOW, Golden Trumpets. Blow" Wild
Christ the Lord, Is Risen Today"
Evening star., 1940-03-23

TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Takoma Parish. Piney Branch road
at Dahlia street, Reno s. Harp. jr.,
rector: Mrs. r. G. Vanderlip, organ
ist and choir director.
The music program for Easter day.
II am. service, is as follows:
Professional Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Christ Our Passover" "----- Burroughs
Hymn. The Strife IL Der"
ofiertory. "Hallelujah Chorus" Handel
Hymn. Come See the Place where Jesus
Recessional "The Day Of Resurrection"
CHURCH OF THE GOOD sHEP-
HERD. Sixth street. between H and
I streets NE; Rev. c. S. Abbott, rec
ton; Dean Bradley Thomas organist-
Observation-Disclosures at IL An.
there will be a festal service with
music. at which the following pro-
gram will be presented:
organ prelude. Easter Alleluia"'
Processional welcome, HAPPY Morning
Introit :,., Christ Our Passover" seni1ns
Come, Ye Faithful Raise the Strain
Anthem. Blessed Be the God and Father"
Wesley
ssnstus ao,y Holy Holy, csisin
Asnus Del % Lamb Of Cod - Catkin
Gloria in excelsis, Glory Be to God on
Abiution Psalm. "The Lord Is ny Shepherd"
Recessional. Jesus Christ Is Risen Today"
Evening star., 1940-03-23

ST PAUL'S CHURCH. Rock Greek
parish, the Rev. F. j. Bohanan,
D. D.. rector: Henry B. Steer. Ph.,D.,
organist and choirmaster-The pro-
gram of music for tomorrow at II
IN will include:
Evening star., 1940-03-23

TAKOMA LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Seventh and Dahlia streets NV,
the Rev. J. Adrian Pfeiffer, pastor.
There will be a sunrise communion
service, under the auspices of the
Luther League of the congregation,
at $50 o'clock; a children's Easter
service at GAS o'clock, and the
main worship and communion serv-
ice at II o'clock.
Special music will be presented
at each of the services by the choir
of which Clayton E. Baus is direc-
tor. Mrs. Clayton E. Baus will pre-
side at the organ for the sunrise
and the main service. Mrs. Harvey
Brake. ST.. serving as organist for
the children's service The musical
program follows:
THE SUNRISE SERVICE.
Prelude, Easter Morning Ashford
Professional Hymn Come. Ye Faithful,
Raise the Strain Sullivan
Lives" Handel
Ohertory.- Easter JOY Iosmer
Hymn, 20 Love That Will Not Let NJ CO.
R.ssssional Hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Post,ude. "Festal Prelude" Harris
Milford Stein will serve as liturgist
for this service. assisted by Carrie
Kaiss and Lillian Fink.
THE cAILDRErs SERVICE.
Prelude The very Thousht Of Thee"
Professional hymn. Angel, Roll the Rock
Hymn. "Hallelu,ah. 10. He wakes"
ohertorv. Among the Lilies" Loreni
Solo, In Joseph's Garden" Baker
Sarah Pfeifier.
Hymn Christ, the Lord. is Risen Today"
Arransed BY Carr.
Resessionsl tss hymn Christ is Risen From
Postlude. Easter Morn Carnall
Henry Ward will serve as litureist
at this service. assisted by members
Of the Sunday School.
THE MAIN SERVICE.
Prelude, Easter Prelude Morrison
Professional hymn, "Ansel Roll the Rock
Anthem, In til. End Of the sssb.ts s' -.n
Hymn, "Haneluiah! 10. He wskes"
S..n gea,$ Christ sn,n,., sns e5s saG;
risen i0qay Arranged BY cspf. spanish mei0dS
ReSSsssion:i sS. 1a hymn Christ is Risen From
postiude. Marcia Miniature Brayrsrd
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Eptafnpal

row at the am. and II am. serv-
ices, the programs of which are as
follows:
Evening star., 1940-03-23

CHORAL
THE Promise Which Was Made"
Christ Our Passover" Hammond
Christ. the Eternal King - Thiman
Sanctus in -Gounod
Easter Alleluia" ''.---"---- Slater
Soloists: Soprano, Elizabeth Love-
joy; contralto, Vera Nicely Ross;
tenor, George Anderson; bass, Ed
gar r. Kidwell; organist and direc-
tor, Charlotte Klein.
CHURCH OF OUR SAVIOR. An
elaborate musical program has been
prepared for the service tomorrow.
The following numbers will be given:
ORGAN prelude.
P,ocessionsl TItss;, Hymn lynn No; l7a.
"dioria Tibi and Lsas Tibi"' = VIC ','','
Special music. Christ Our Passover,
Hymn No. 173.
Offertory. "As 1t Began to Dawn"
"Sanctus' Response by the choir
dors hs Asnas m o% FIX bg Ne Mss choir
Amen After the Blessing" The choir
Recessional hymn No. 1853
Organ postlude
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, Twenty
third street, near Washington Cir
Gle. The musical program for the
services tomorrow will be as fol-
lows:
.rnr...,o,d xvr,., sullivan lily, y,
oes Of Ass &. Ho, s1s lS tsn in R0Ts .t
major Eyre
ofsert0Ty si.tDey,, anthem Awake, Thou Ths;
Communion hymns And Now o Father"
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence"
Gloria in Excelsis" Chant
c'1oi ate, Ate s.nsd,stion. Easter Flower:
Recessionsl, Jesus Chris, is Risen Today
Worsan
Organ preludes:
''Cantioue DAmcur" Gaul
Romance in D nat Lemare
Introit.. Christ. Our Passover schiliing
"Kyrie" Winter
Gradual Jesus Christ is Risen" ''e'
Lyra Davidica
Giorla and LsuS Tlbi Eyre
Credo Eyre
Sermon hymn. The Strife is Ger
onertory anthem, "As 1t Besan to Dawn"
Vincent
Sursum Corda" ------ Plain nsong
"Sanctus" : Eyre
45enedlctus oul venlt' Eyre
"Aenus D.f' F.
Communion hymns; Draw Nigh and Take
~ me body o. the Lord crown
Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence"
Wallen
zGlorla IN Excelsis' Eyre
Carol after beneoiction. Easter Flowers
Are Blooming Brisht Custance
Recessional. The Day Of Resurrection"
orsan postlude, "Halleluiah" HID
The solo parts will be sustained
by Harry Forker, bass baritone; Call
win Young, tenor. and Masters Alb.
bott Greenleaf and Delbert Lince.
sopranos. Samuel A. Leech will
preside at the organ.
Evening star., 1940-03-23
Eptatnpal

trombones and tympani will be used.
The Easter music will be repeated
the following Sunday.
Evening star., 1940-03-23

CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION,
Silver Spring. Md. Rev. Joseph A.
Hauber, rector Music at the morn
ing service tomorrow will include the
following:
organ prelude. Resurrection Morn"
Professional. "welcome Happy Mornina
1ntTot The Holy hy CIV stepssn Ad.m
Decaloeue responses mixed chorus.
Sermon hymn. Christ the Lcsi Is Risen
Doxoloay. mixed chorus
ofertory The Promise Which was Made"
M,,.d cboru. with ,Gn,,no Gonsre so,a C 5ers'o" !,
Alice 3 Mills,
Sursum eorda: pls'n chant.
s.nstus. ne' npsls.tEin. ,... msss:lss3.
Post communion hymn, "At the Lambs
Ressssionsi Come Ye Faithful. Raise the
orssn po;;tlude. Il Know That Ny b.
deemer LiVeth' Handel
The mixed chorus OF 20 voices is
under the direction Of the rector,
Rev. Joseph A. Hauber, a graduate of
the Munich Conservatory of Music
and for many years organist and
choir director. The music for this
Easter communion service was com.
posed and arranged by the rector
and gratefully dedicated to Ascen-
sion Church Choir.
Organist, Thelma c. Nixon. As
sistant choir director. Alice B. Mills.
GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Georgetown, Wisconsin avenue below
M street NV. Rev. M. M. Perkins,
rector. Glenn Carow, organist and
choir director. Soloists are Mrs.
Charles F. Huntington, Barbara
Carow, Mrs. Ernest w. Brown, Full
ton Lewis, ST., and Charles Garlock
The order of the service at 7:30
am. is as follows:
Precessonal hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen
"kyrs Elsissn" ,,l, --------------MaundSer
THE Nicene Greed" -Maunder
Ofertory anthem, Il Am He That Liveth."
Simper
"sursum Corda" - Maunder
.Benedietus aui venit". ---------M Msunder
"eloris ias % in Excesis" lffom Service IN TS.
Solo. "AIleluia, Alleluia"
seloist. Barbara Carow.
Recessional hymn. "Alleluia Alleluia! Hearts
and Voices Heavenward Raise
i liam.
Prseessional hymn, welcome, Happy
Anthem; Christ Our Passover SshilllnE
"hyrie ..hi. Eleison' 11.is -------------M Msunder
..fhe fS' heene Creed" -----------MsunSsr
Solo. Easter eons" -Denee
Sermon hymn. Christ the LORD IS His'n
oreTsopy anthem why seek y tSs Eve
."ssurs4m ..srs1n. cords" --------------Msnndder
:.benedietus aui VENT" ---------M -MsSnser
''Gioris Gloria in Exceisis from "servlc. IN ir1.
sepsdction 2, hmm, m, ), "softl, Throush tie
sss sss. !: osr ths
THE CHURCH OF THE EP1pH-
ANY. Adolf Torovsky, organist-
choirmaster; Blanche Ramon, So
prano; Nancy Williamson, contralto;
Louis Annis, tenor: Ambrose Durkin,
bass. Music for Easter is as follows:
S9se ona ssssss n Fiat.
:esth'shf"s :esIi.s Il Ar,s.nR Efs9SSns:on feSIm.s,n
S'; SSs csl.s Ss' + Ss5 BsES:sS
.Haasrineat in = nat. Stanford
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At the II am. service, trumpets,
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TRANSPORTATION EPISCO-
PAL CHURCH, l4l5 Gallatin street
N.W.-The following musical pro-
gram will be offered at the II o'clock
communion service by the senior
choir, under the direction Of Jesse
Heitmuller:
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ST. COLUMBA'S EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Forty second and Alber-
marie streets NV. Emanuel A. LIE
Moine, rector; R. E. Gibson, organist
and choir director. The following
choral eucharist will be sung at II
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WASHINGTON CATHEDRAL.
Easter music tomorrow will be as
follows:
Holy communion and sermon, II
am.
Hymn 172. "WorEan."
Hymn before sermon, i73 Victory"
ofertory anthem, Lights Glitterins
"ssnetus. Asnus Der On A fist} Hsrwood
Psalm i IA ,pase 4s4l Tonus Peresrinus
Evensong and sermon, 4 pm.
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Benediction hymn ia (frst verse;
Hymn l76, st. Albinus"
ALL SAINTS CHURCH, Chevy
Chase, Rev. Henry Teller Cooke,
rector. The musical programs to be
given at the services tomorrow
morning are as follows:
Professional hymn, Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today"
Communion service Willard Foster
O1ertory anthem, "As 1t Began to
Dawn Vincent
Ressssional hymn, AT the. Lambs High
Professional hymn, welcome Happy
Christ Our Passover Schillins
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Hymn, The Strife Is Ger"
ofsrtory anthem, AS 1t Began to r
Recessional hymn. THE Day of ResurTec-
ton
The solosts are: Clarence K Grifith. So
prano; Lenna Orr GAUSS. alto; James D.
Mann. tenor; Robert H. Davidson. bass
William H. Taylor, orsanist and director
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.
Rev. Raymond l.. Wolven. minister
in charge. Percy T. Burness. or
ganist and choir master Tomorrow,
Easter services with music will be
held at 8 and II am. The soloists
will be Mrs. Delmar Domdero, Vir-
ginia Ninde, Francis Parsons and
H. w. Fenner. The program will be
as follows:
Oraan preude Gaul
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