Evening star., 1940-03-23

programs will be given:
$50 AM
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Chorus, % Morn of Beauty sibelius
Hieh School Choir.
Chorus In Joseph's Lovely oardsnI s,t,r.or
High School and Junior choirs
orsan, FESTIVAL Prelude" Gaul
choTuS So Worthy "T Is n2ls the Lam Lamb" N0'"'
Hal''lu''h c6a2cn GaGcSs Choir. Handel
orsan ta). "children's Easter Festival"
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peo'fsesa & fsomas y Moss tne DfsnstS iSmSoseF
Herbert " Pate, musical director;
Thomas Moss, organist; Robert L.
Gasser, trumpeter.
CHEVY CHASE BAPTIST
CHURCH. Special music at the II
am. service will be as follows:
Prelude Resurrexit Cchorus Masnus"o,
aasee Rs hsy i have tee Tstsn Riy Away
NY Lord'' 'e' '''e "NeA Stainer
ofiertory, Christ Is Risen" Goss
Postude, Easter Recessionar' Mallard
The solo quartet is composed of
Ruby Arnold, soprano: Nancy Tor
linski, contralto; G.. H. Whitaker,
tenor; Howard Moore, baritone and
director, with Mabel H. Test at the
organ.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Six
teenth and o streets NV. Edward
Hughes Pruden, pastor; Harwood
Hall, minister Of music. There will
be two identical morning services
tomorrow, 10 am. and 1870 am,
when the following music will be
sung:
MORNING SERVICE.
AS 1t BEGAN to Dawn" ---- Vincent
..r,, oun,.o. Senior Choir. a.
orb, Ruth Reumann Hall, contrslto,
For til. isssmsasf. Ss.aiy sl ,Ss SF s.rs Geef
Junior Choir.
At 8 pm, The Easter Story
in Scripture and Song Music by
the Senior Choir:
Were You There2" -Burleish
God So Loved the World Stainer
Jerusalem -. Parker
"Hosanna'' Grai1er
Organ music to be use,i by Earl
Lowder, organist
MoR1Nr, srpvr~r
Festal PoStlude Iappenn
EVENING SERVICE.
"Asnslaisntee :" sldi,I1e, Con Moto" Wsreins
OPOLITAN BAPTIST
CHURCH, Sixth and A streets NE.
Rev. John Compton Ball, DID,, pas
tor. Easter music at the services
tomorrow will include:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude. "Hallelujah Chorus"
Ar,bsm GertEE.ds IT. de- sppslIlwooa, ppsdlsoosa, Mockbss
aasaa~ oqsaa o.4toly As i 1fsss to RaaHa
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Ottenevalder
EVENING SERVICE.
orssn prelude, ."L1sIso, lxerxes> Handel
Anthsm Ro ,hs Roef san'
organ otfertory. 20 Res. in the Lord. n0'aeh
Soprano sssmsr sql9 47v.t5. Il Know That NJ Re-
Organ postlud. Snias h. tn,i,aps crussder voykman
Choir director, Gilbert A. Clark.
Organist, Gertrude Smallwood
Mockbee.
WEST WASHINGTON BAPTIST
CHURCH. Thirty-flrst and N streets
NV. Charles B. Austin, pastor:
Mrs. Emory H. Bogley, organist and
choir director. At the two services
tomorrow the following music will
be given
Organ prelude, "Funeresr' Freyer
sH,n Hymn: Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day"
Sylvia p. Rhine. y N''''
a}zarqorv azmn Christ niyt.A Arose"
so33t As %ss There Ever Lonelin.sa
Cari r. conrad.
6iTan 6ymn pesvd. Hin pon, WITH Sss Marg
6Ts49ory GSS9 Fhs FAX & kssulr.et!ens
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TAKoMA PARK BAPTIST
CHURCH. Rev. William E. La Rue,
pastor. Two identical morning
services. $50 and II o'clock.
Organ prelude, "christus Ressurexit"
preesssionsl s grown Him o'vsSi''' Win Man,
Choir Of 20 Voice.
Anthem II. EEs Ena e'ss sse ssS5a scott
Anthem, Where Hast Thou Laid Hlsss' sasss.k'
Solo, Hail joyous Morn" cadmsn
Anthem "ehslss sl T. Our S Tssk,gaafa ssssoVefa Nev,n
RecessiqnsI ssa Wn;a.. "Hsrk' Ten Thousand Harp'
p';'as' as pmrhe as.et her'e Young peopiIes asiIeS!
Chorus will sing cantata Ever
lasting Life" Gowden.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, Alex
andria. The choir will give as their
special Easter number "The Seven
Last Words Of Christ" by Theodore
Du Bois tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock. The English adaptation Of
this work has been edited by Mich
olas Douty. The following singers
will sustain the solo parts: Sopranos,
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