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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

estate.
The exhibit could b. visited
and re- visited, with new treas
ures coming to ones attention
each time.
Among those who loaned
pieces for the exhibit IRE Rev.
Jacob whitman. Mrs. Albert
Schott, Miss Lillian Bolty, Mrs.
Howard Groat. Mrs. John Schell-
Ing. Mrs. c. b. Patterson, Mrs.
Heine. Mrs. Ullrich, Mrs. George
bankers, Mrs. Arthur Donald.
con. Mrs. August Won 3oeslager.
Mrs. Bert v. Nunneley, Nrs.
Fred Breitmeyer. Miss Elsie
Noecker, Mrs. Lawrence Schott,
Mrs. John Shook, Mira. William
Rickert, Mrs. Ida Ross, Mrs.
Frances Caytle, Mrs. George
Howard and Mrs. Alma Holtx.
DR.. and Mrs. !. s. 0ellert of
Detroit loaned . considerable
number Of treasures. Other out.
of-town people whose antiques
were displayed include Mrs.
George I. Mcclure and Mrs. C..
T. Barbour u Detroit, Mrs.
e. r. Sesser Of New York City,
and Mrs. James G. Law, Of
Bloomsbury, Pa.
30 SERvED
Upstairs, 1t the tea more than
200 persons were served. Fol.
lowing the antique idea, beauu-
full hand-wrought Italian candle.
labra Of the 18th century were
used TO hold TIN tall white tap
ers. Centering the table was q
lovely arrangement Of Spring
flowers, inclu d Nc da6odils,
mapdragons, laven d z I sweet
peas and pink carnations. On the
buffet was 4 most affective bou.
Quet Of Gala lilies IN IN antique
brass vass shout two feet high.
Presiding ct the tea-table dur
ing the afternoon were Mrs.
Walter Tinin, MSy. AIbert
Glefks. Mro. Paul J. Ullrich,
Mrs. Gsllsrt, Mrs. Hsine and
Miss Lillian Holfy.
"A number Of out-oS-town
guests came Tor the event In
GLIDING MrS. ColJort, who loaned
20 many things, Mira. Arthur
Lindeman. Mira. Anna Linds-
man. NM. Hoyt Cappe, Mrs.
John Manser, Mrs. John McCsr-
thy, Mrs. Waldomar Lungerhau-
sen. Mrs. Wallsce Kay and Mrs.
Morton kaysss Of Detroit and
Crosse Points.
MR., AND MRS. ]. e. yL2M-
ING and con Btll viii gu,oye
.aooQt April Ito Jockson where
isnnint si@ ~ ihtd s4nsi-
CLA1INCE DHE1T16EYER %
entertaining Tn hoard az direc-
tors Of the Lions club this eve
ming at his home on Highland
avenue.
MRS. ALFRED CopONY will
entertain lnemberS % Whatso-
ever Circle o. KINGS Daughters
next Friday, March 20, u her
home on South 0Eatiot avenue.
MR.. AND MRS. EDWARD
REDMoND. o. North broad
way, announce tn birth Of Z
ten and ous-half pound son,
Dennis Patrick, born q home
last evening.
Mr.. AND Mrs. HUGH
FOLEY will entertain thais Sun
day Night Supper club a Mar.
80. q their home On Eliabsth
rcad.
MRS. THANCIS q. ulLRICH
win b honorsd " Imsmbers Of
her Birthday Club saturday eve
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
So Members Attend
Circle Birthday Dinner

THIRTY SIX MEMBERS Of
the Margaret Bottusme Circle Of
Kings Daughters enjoyed . dim
ner and social hour 1t the Kings
Daughters Home on Market
street last evening.
These dinners are held occa-
sionally celebrating the birthday
anniversaries Of members. Cards
followed the dinner. The host
esses were, Mrs. Anthony Ull-
rich, Mrs. John Jarchow, Mrs.
Julia Huebner, Mrs. Emma
Rucker and Mrs. Walter Kandt.
The Circle will give . tea tor
the public on April third ut the
home Of Mrs. John Jarchow.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26
OAR Members Go to Port Huron
for 41sf State Conference

y general exodus q local
Daughters Of the American Rev
oluation took placs -oday, when
. large group Of meynbsrs went
10 Port Huron Tor ne thrse-day
stats contsrencs which besan
this morning.
Mount Clemens Alsxandee
Mseomb chapter II Joint hosteoe
with Port Huron ottaweW0
chAplsF. md the local chapteess
convontiou chairynan, Mr.. p. 4.
MeWethy, wsnt ysoterday 10 -
"a hard Tor final arrangements
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

Problems Trivial to Parents
Are Often Serious to Children
D. ROTH NHI.LKr

man sad .
She explaining to her friends why che had gone
against what bad seemed her better judgment and let
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

Nothing had ever appealed b the boy %
much. He was cray 70 learn % ny. He read
abcut airplanes. talked airplanss, spent every
possible minute ct the aifport, watching the
planes circle above The neld. then shoot down
10 land.
His mother put her foot down when no
frSt started talking about flying lessons, but
when che realized exactly how much Il meant
70 him she said, "Go ahead"
And she was explaining why 70 the women
Who said, why did you let him do III" when
something, too"
M Il more parents remembered that, there
would b. more children In The world with
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

memories q chlosd wouldnt oftm b. unhappy suc
The dep asno IT having hated tha
u cAsr shidssa sde fun Of bsesu.e ot md sssoasby
But iks PERIECILY good, and you have % Woof ouss
Or ths dsappontent when football ruled out because
ITO dangeIgua" Or the awful feeling having % wear
ankle ooes whoo yoar after ~ elr 0s hsd ated
WOls ME6ELx Ai6UsE SOME PAnENxs
All thooe thinos trivial nsv porena even sr,ne
Isy lah over p6m wheu tatno - thsk Atsnds "JoAnny
So 9 oe.ln - xe's w S6s4 = - es!eing = ~
AQ eea1 49, how h1speaZ t1peEeee - ane(1es
" 1900 rsnosass euss ~ - - - -
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The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

ELIZABETH BAxTER, daush-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bax-
ter, whose engagement to Robert
G. Smith. son Of MRS. Ida =.
Smith, was recently announced.
No date has been set for the
wedding.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

JAMES PlNGEL Is home from
Michigan State College to spend
Spring vacation with his mother,
Mrs. George Pingel.
The daily monitor. (Mount Clemens, Mich.) 1940-1942, 1941-03-26

Mr.. AND MRS. HUGH
FOLEY will entertain thar Sun
day Night Supper club q Mar.
%, q their home On Elixabsth
rood.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28

Your Postmaster can tell YOU
how to invest in L. S. Defense
Bonds.
Most Eskimos are unable to
swim.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28
Iary Baker EDDY

CHRIST jesus came 20 bring q dz-k-
eneo human thought q great light
ne liEht zras the spiritual idea Of
: Soo- creation. and ms2- he under
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-06-28
Human Existence a Preparatory
School

The difficulties of human exist
ence force us, sooner or later, to
discover the means for their So
luton, already provided in the spir-
itual idea of Life, just at hand.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Tmn Ghntra IN Stng
AT Rrtnlrtmnuh park

Easter will be celebrated in all de-
partments of the church at Bright
wood Park Methodist tomorrow. At
p:46 am. the church school will give
varied programs of music and in
struction. At II am. the Rev. S.
Carrcl Coale will speak on THE
Power of the Risen Christ" Two
ehoirs will sing. The altar of the
church will be banked with Easter
lilies in memory of departed friends
and in honor of those who are liv-
ing. New members will be received
by the minister. A large number of
persons will receive baptism.
At 6:45 pm. the young peoples
rroups will meet. The minister will
speak at 8 pm. on Fear and JOY"
The choir will lead the congregation
In singing the familiar resurrection
hymns.
On Tuesday evening the Mems
Wesley Bible Glass will meet. The
Fidelis Glass will hold social meet
ing Thursday evening.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Nattnnal Barttat In
Hrnttatr Ghtlhrr1t

Never Man Like This!" will be
the theme of DR.. Cove G. johnson
tomorrow morning at the National
Baptist Memorial Church. There
will be the dedication of children
sin the service. There will be Easter
music.
Doubling the Living Christ Will
be the subject of the Rev. A. Lincoln
Smith at pm. There will be the
ordinance of baptism and Easter
music by the choir.
The Bible school at 9:40 am. will
have as part of its Easter program
recognition of DR.. Johnsons class
for boys and girls, with the presenta-
ton of awards. The General AS
sexnbly of Training Unions at $50
pm. will have special Easter de-
votional.
Election of the officers of the
Bible School Board will take place
Thursday at pm. A part OF the
meeting will be devoted to the new
teechers' training class, with Paul
e. James presenting the uniform
lesson. The prayer service at 8
pm. will be led by the young people.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Congregational

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH-The following musical
programs will be given at the serv-
ices tomorrow:
$50 SERVICE.
unfold Ye Portals" Gounod
Hummel
William Croft.
HOO SERVICE.
''Unfold Ye Portals Gounod
THE Promise Which Was Made" BarStow
Incidental solo by Marjorie Brett.
(b) 'Hosanna" Jones
"The Halieiujah Chorus" from The
$50 SERVICE
"Hosanna" ------ Faulkes
'MorgenStlmmungen" Greg
''cujas Amman from "stabat Mater,
RoSSlni
''Easter Alleluia" Ottenwalder
100 SERVICE.
Easter With the PENNSYLVANIA Moravians."
Church scene, Christ Is Risen" from
"Cavslleria Rusticana" ----- Mascagni
'Hosanna' -------.--- FauIkeS
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
GATTONAL CHURCH, 141O Colum-
bia Road, NV; The Rev. DR.. Fred
Sherman Buschmeyer, minister;
Norton M. Little, chorister; Richard
L. Tuve, assistant chorister; Mrs.
Dean r. Wickes, director of junior
choir; Claude Robson, organlst;
solo quartette-Prudence Jackson,
soprano; Selma Last, contralte;
Raymond T. Pigott, tenor; Carol
4. Robb, bass. Tomorrow morning
two identical services will be held
beginning at $50 and II O'Clock,
respectively.
The Mount Pleasant chorus will
be assisted by Susan G. Barbee and
John w. Plant, jr, viollnlsts. Mr..
Ptgott will sing "HoSanna,' by
Granier at the II O'Clock service:
Miss jackson and Miss Last will
sing the duet, THE Magdalene," by
Warren, at the $50 service.
orssn prelude Resurrection Morn
ssTis Night A Sabbath Calm Is
ProodinR Now Trowbridge
.Arise NV Heart, and Sing" Warren
dHalleiujah Chorus" ("The Messiah. =.
o.san postlude, "Pomp and circum,;
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Ghurrt nf thr ptlnrtn,a
TnutrH Annnnnfrh

"The Power of His Resurrection"
is the theme of the sermon for the
Church of the Pilgrims at IL am.
by the Rev. DR.. Andrew R. Bird, and
at 7:45 pm, Christ Is Alive"
Children to the age of years are
cared for and taught during morn
ing worship in the children's
church.
Vesper services of the Christian
Pioneers, Young Peoples Society. and
the Fellowship Group will follow
light suppers served at 6:15 pm. A
meeting for prayer will be held in
the chapel on Thursday at 7:45 pm.
DR.. Bird will continue the series
of addresses on the general theme,
Furnished for Every Good Work, "
speaking this week on visions of
God"
Evening star., 1941-04-12
1nrarnattnn Euthrran
Hlans Annual TrHttual

The Incarnation Lutheran con-
gregation and Bible school will hold
its annual Easter festival service at
4 pm. tomorrow in the parish hall
Holy communion will be held at
II am, with the Rev. Henry Manken,
jr, in charge, assisted by Chaplain
Frederick c. Frommhagen of the
United States Army. The Mullen
berg adult class of men and women
will be taught by Ralph c. Masters.
The brotherhood is scheduled to
meet Monday at pm. The Guild
Loyalty Circle will serve luncheon
in the parish hall on Wednesday at
1890 pm. The Women's Guild will
meet Thursday at l pm.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Srtrttualtst

At THE CHURCH OF TWO
WORLDS tomorrow evening at the
Hotel Continental the following
musical program will be given
Voluntary, Grand Chorus" Du-
bois; invocation, The Prayer Per-
feet" Stenson, D. Bruce Stearnes;
solo, "Hosanna," Granier; Elizabeth
r. Schwingle, soprano; Freda D.
Egbert, accompanied; solo, Voice
Triumphant" Stultz; Margaret
Davis, soprano; offertory. "He Shall
Feed His Flock" C'Messiah'O ,
Handel; Marion J. Demond,
pianist.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Organist, William Lawrence. anc
choir director, Gilbert A. Clark.

PETWORTH BAPTIST CHURCH
The young peoples chorus choir
will be heard in special Easter num-
berS at both services tomorrow. At
the II o'clock service they will sing
the anthem, Three Women Went
Forth by Matthews, and Mrs. Har-
Ian G. Randall will be heard in a
soprano solo, "Hosanna," by Gran
Ter. Harlan G. Randall, baritone,
will sing the Easter response,
Christ Arose" by Lowry. At the
evening service at o'clock, the
choir will be heard in the anthem,
Fling Wide the Gates" by Stainer.
Mr.. Randall will again sing in con-
nection with the Easter baptismal
service.
William R. Bishop will preside
at the organ and for the morning
prelude will play Aria" by Bach.
For the postlude he has chosen
"Hallelujah Chorus" by Handel
At the evening the prelude will be
Even Song" by Scott, and the
postlude, "Marche in D." by Brown.
TAKOMA PARK BAPTIST
CHURCH, Piney Branch road and
Aspen street NV, the Rev. William
Earl La Rue, pastor; Isabel P. Mid
dlekauff, organist and director
Easter music will be featured as
follows at the two identical church
services, $50 and IL O'Clock to-
morrow:
Organ prelude. Easter Morning on
Mount Rubideaux" ux"----------G Gaul
PROFESSIONAL hymn, Grown Him with
Anthem. senior choir. Christ Our
Passover Neyin
The Gloria Patri.
Easter hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Anthem; the young PEOPLES chorus,
Soloist. Elaine Marsh.
Duet, Miriam krout and Ellen Ann Carey.
Iosely ssaioE choir d SSsspss
so,, .iSsIIels' isoloist' Marssurite Dys: go
Soloist. Eva B. McKinnie
Anthem, the young peoples chorus,
soloist Christine Taylor. -
Ofertory anthem, senior choir and
chorus. "As 1t Began to Dawn Vincent
Soloist, Roswell A. Bryant.
aafps and hy%R yoiees Ten Thousand
Organ postlude, "Festal March" Roberts
WEST WASHINGTON BAPTIST
CHURCH, Thirty-first and N
streets NV, Charles B. Austin, pas
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Anttfh prrHhutrrtan

WALLACE MEMORIAL UNITED
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, New
Hampshire avenue and Randolph
streets. DR.. c. E. Hawthorne, min
lister. Identical Easter service at
and II o'clock, when special music
will be:
Memorial Tower Chimes.
Organ worship. "Christus ReSurrexit,"
Junior choir, In JOseph's Lovely
ouartet-
(a) Christ the Lord Is Risen" ,,.,
Cb) "As It Began to Dawn" = Vincent
ORGAN worship, "Paean Easter" - Mueller
The quartet is composed of Norma
Simonson, soprano; Vesta Pollock
Lynn, contralto; William E. Smith,
tenor, and Alexander G. Mason,
bass and director. Effie Allison Col
lamore is organist and Junior choir
director.
RIVER ROAD UNITED PRES
BYTERIAN CHURCH-The mu-
sical program tomorrow will in
clude the anthems, They Have
Taken Away My Lord" Stainer;
Awake, Thou That Sleepest," Ma
ker, and soprano solo, open the
Gates of the Temple" sung by
Ruth French. Incidental solos in
the anthems will be sung by Miss
French and Margaret Ann Bopp.
Lucy H. Paul is organist and choir
director.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
Anttfb Rrrthrrn

MEMORIAL UNITED BRETH-
rem CHURCH, Rev. Simpson B.
Daugherty, D. D. SoloistS, Nan
Murray Daugherty, soprano; Horatio
Rench, tenor and director; Regina
Howard, contralto; Nathan Clark,
baritone. James B. Smiley, organist.
The musical program at the IL am.
service tomorrow will include:
Organ prelude, Resurrection Morn"
johnson
Anthem, "As 1t Began to Dawn" Vincent
Soloist, Mrs. Daugherty and Vested Choir
Ohertory, organ, Spring Song"
Mendelssohn
Duet. for soprano and contralto, why
Seek Ye the Living Among the Dead"
Myles Foster
Nan Murray Daugherty, Regina Howard.
Organ postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus"
Handel
PM.
Anthem, "Hosanna" -Qranier
The Vested Choir
Evening star., 1941-04-12
grfnrh Srruirra

The Easter service of the French
congregation at st. Johns Episcopal
Church tomorrow will be held at
5 o'clock instead of the usual hour
of 4. I'll Est Vivant" will be the
subject of the sermon by the Rev.
Andre F. Liotard, pastor. After the
sermon a communion service will
be conducted by the Rev. Florian
Vurpillot. honorary pastor. There
will be Easter music.
Evening star., 1941-04-12

tor: Alvin D. Laidley, organist and
choir director-At the IL am. serv-
ice tomorrow the Easter cantata,
Death and Life" by Harry Rowe
Shelley, will be sung, with solos be-
ing taken by Mary Ann Hanowell,
soprano: Carl Conrad, tenor: Har-
ry Burke. baritone, and Roy E.
Sabean, bass.
NORTH WASHINGTON BAP-
TIST CHURCH, H. j. Smith, pastor.
At the morning service the anthem,
Christ Is Risen," by Noble, will be
sung by the choir. In the evening,
the Easter cantata, "The Risen
King" by Shnecker, will be given
under the direction OF Violet Hahn,
with E1ouise Kerrick at the organ.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
8rrHhutrrtatt

NV; Gertrude Smallwood Mock
bee, organist; George Myers, So
loist-The musical program for Eas-
ter is as follows:
Prelude, "Hallelujah Chorus" t"The
Violin solo, Largo" ("Xerxes'D, Handel
o Helen Belt,
George Myers.
Postlude, Easter Alleluia" Ottenvalder
WE S TERN PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, 1906 H street NV; Rev.
Irving w. Ketchum, guest minister;
Jean Slater Appel, director of mu-
sic; Mary Pearson, soprano; Eugene
Swygert, tenor; Richard Ewing,
baritone-The program of Easter
music for the service tomorrow will
be as follows:
organ prelude. choral preludes-
Jesus Christ Our Great Redeemer."
THE Blessed Christ Is Risen Today'S SN
Bach
solo, "HoSanns" "---------------Gr -Granier
Mary Pearson. soprano.
Anthem Nv iordt nFhey Have Taken Away
Anthem them ,,,HaHelu1iah," Chorus from
Organ postlude, Christ Is Risen,''
Bach
S1XT PRE- BYTERIAN
CHURCH, Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. Easter music will begin
at lO:45 tomorrow and is as follows:
organ prelude; "a Prayer Reinecke
ouo ..rtr, 6Mrs, Harry, WiseharD
organ, The AngeluS" Massenet
Baritone solo, "Ye Bells OF
Easter Day" DressIer
. arthur McLawhon) ''''s-
Soprano solo, The Resurrection" Loyette
Helen Dunbar
onertory M anthem AS 1t Began
Postlgde 'Halleluiah Chorus TiaGehi HandeI
CMrs. George A: Tew. organist and
choir dIrector)
LEWINSVILLE PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH, Mclean, Va. The annual
community sunrise service will be
held tomorrow morning. The vested
choir will present special Easter
music under the direction of Marie
Swinson, with Juanita Shields at
the organ.
Organ prelude, .aToceasa'' m'' L. Boelmann
Ofertory "Priere
Notre Dame" L. Boelmann
Anthems
They Have Taken You
Away, My Lord" - Stainer
In Joseph's Lovely
Garden Arr Dickinson
Gloria" from "l2th Mass'' Mozart
Postlude, "Toccatina ALA Marcia" C. Harris
IL AM
Prelude. "Toccata" --- L. Boelmann
Anthems,
'AI in the April Evening" Roberton
% Morn OF Beauty" "--- SibelIus
Postlude. Postlude" --------C. H. Rinck
Evening star., 1941-04-12
MOUNT VERNON PLACE

II ~
METHODIST CHURCH, John w.
Rustin, minister; r. Deane Shure,
director of music-The celebration
Of Easter will be observed at the
services tomorrow with the follow
ing musical programs:
Morning services at 8 and IL
Memorial Easter lily professional;
children's chapel choir and adult
choir, God Is a Spirit" (Scholin)
"Hallelujah" GewandowskD
Evening at o'clock-Organ re-
cital in children's chapel, w. A.
Goldsworthy, organist, st. Mark S
Church in the Bouwerie; organ re-
cital at 7:30 O'Clock, main audi
torium, w. A. Goldsworthy.
At 8 pm-"Vision in the Wilder
ness" an oratorio by w. A. Colds
worthy, the senior choir of 10 voices,
Edith Gotwalls at the organ, Deane
Shure conducting; Jessma Oslin,
narrator; La Vergne Sims Fairchild,
soprano; lone Bolin, contralto; Da-
vid Manley, tenor, and Arthur Tab
butt, basso.
PETWORTH ETHODIS T
CHURCH, Grant Circle and New
Hampshire avenue NV, the Rev.
Frank Steelman, minister; Ardis
Atkinson Cannon, choir director
At the service at II o'clock Ardis
Atkinson Cannon will play for the
Evening star., 1941-04-12

Anthems, 1T is FULFILLED Naegler
In Joseph's Lovely Garden" Dickinson
''Alleluia, Christ Is Risen Kopolyoff
The soloists are Agnes Ford, Helen
D'Amico, sopranos; Constance Will
hanson, Vera Via, contraltos; Louis
Lionheart, James Faris, tenors, and
Ralph Williamson, Harold FRANKIE,
baSSeS.
Evening star., 1941-04-12
TAKOMA PARK PRESBYTERI

TAKOMA PARK PRESBYTERI-
AN CHURCH, Lottie L. Volkmer,
music director; Elizabeth B. Jack
son, rganist-Three choirs will par
ticipate in the services tomorrow
at $50 and IL am. when the fol-
lowing program of music will be
given:
Chorus, "Since BY Man Came Death.
G"The Messiah'D --H Handel
Carols, In the Tomb the Dear Lord
Lay - Old Flemish
Now Let the Heavens Be joyful
Provencal
Organ 90 Fill ct Filaef Kreckel
"Canzone'' " Bedell
"Carillon" Biggs
Evening star., 1941-04-12

WASHIN GTON HEIGHTS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, Kalo-
rama road and Columbia road
Evening star., 1941-04-12

BRIGHTWOOD PARK METH
ODIST CHURCH, Eighth and JEFF
ferSon streets NV; Lucy E. Hop
kins, choir director; Dorothy Iffert
Lakin, organist-For the two Serv-
ices tomorrow, the following music
has been prepared:
Evening star., 1941-04-12

ANACOSTIA METHODIS S r
CHURCH-The choir, under the
direction of George F. Ross, organ
ist, will sing the following Easter
music:
AT THE IL O'CLOCK SERVICE:
Anthems. "Hosanna" Grainier
Christ Our Passover" Schilling
Solo. Il Know That My Redeemer Liyeth"
Handel
Evening star., 1941-04-12

ELDBROOKE M. E. CHURCH,
Wisconsin avenue and River road,
DR.. Walter M. Michael, minister;
Clara Young Brown, choir director;
Thomas j. Reynolds, organist. There
will be two Easter morning services,
at $50 am. and II am. The mixed
chorus choir of 80 voices will sing
at both services.
Preludes, ts) "Jubilate," arranged from rom
tb1 Easter prelude based on theme,
20 Sons and Daughters Of the
Anthem. :'As 1t Began to Dawn" Greene
A cappella chorus Christ of the Fields
offertory solo. Spring Bursts Today"
Clara Young Brown.
Postlude. Easter Alleluia" -Ottenwalder
At the evening service at 3 pm.
the Junior choir, under the direction
of Mrs. Herbert Thompson, will sing
the following numbers: "A Joyous
Easter Morning." Bach; Easter
Flowers Are Blooming Bright" and
offertory solo, "Allelujah, Heaven
Rejoiceth," Mrs. Thompson. The
Young Peoples League will present
an Easter drama.
EMORY METHODIST CHURCH,
6100 Georgia avenue NV. Horace
E. Cromer, minister; c. Wilfred
Smith, choir director; Gertrude
Dyre Parsons, organist. Special
Easter music arranged for tomor-
row will include the following:
Anthem. "By Early Morning Light"
Dickinson
Anthem, Regina Coeli' ---G -Gisrza
Anthem. 20 Morn of Beauty" "--Sibelius
The Emory Choir.
Tenor solo, "Open the Gates of the Tenn
pie" --------.--- Knapp
c. Wilfred Smith.
Organ, Resurrection Morn" - Johnston
Organ, ''Priere" Boellman
Orean' March Pontificale"
organ, "Christus Resurrexit" Ravanello
organ Easter Dawn" -Claussman
Organ, Easter March" --Merkel
PWORTH METHODS T
CHURCH, Thirteenth street and
North Carolina avenue N.E.-Clif-
ton Keys Ray pastor. Robert Ruck-
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man. organist and choir director.
Music at the services tomorrow will
be as follows:
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ECKINGTON PRESBYTERIAN

CHURCH-1ne Easter music Will
include the following numbers:
MORNING SERVICE
Prelude Fantasia" Whitney
Junior choir Awake Up My Glory"
Barnby
Chorus choir. Come, Sing With Exulta-
ton" Spence
Anthem. The Easter Hallelujah" Lorenz
PoSthde. Easter joy '- Hosmer
EVENING SERVICE.
Prelude, Unfold Ye Portals EyerlaSting,"
Gounod
Ofertory. "Abendlied" Schumann
PoStlude, Easter Alleluia' Ashford
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DUMBARTON AVENUE METH
ODIST CHURCH, Rev. Lloyd Davis,
pastor; Meta Craig Turkenton, di-
rector; Alma Grayce Miller, organ
ist Music at the two services to-
MORROW is as follows:
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IL AM.
Organ prelude. "Marche Religieuse."
Guilmant
Anthem. "Hallelujah Chorus" from the
oratorio, The Redemption" - Gounod
Incidental solo, Callean jackson, soprano.
Offertory solo, 'Hosanna" Grainier
Gladys Benthim Thompson, Contralto.
Anthem, "Haleluia Chorus" from the
oratorio, The Messiah" Handel
Organ postlude, Largo" "------ Handel
SPIN
Organ, Sonata in D Minor Guilmant
Allegro maestoso."
"Pastorale"
Petite Marche du Bois"
Vocal In Dreams I Have Heard the
Angels Faure
I Know That NV Redeemer Liveth,"
from the oratorio, The Messiah"
Handel
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MEM RIAL METHODIST
CHURCH, Hyattsville, Md, Rev. w.
Clark Main, minister. The Easter
music at the II am. service will
include He Is Risen," Fred B. Hol-
ton, and the "Hallelujah Chorus" 4"
from the Messiah" Handel. The
choir is under the direction of
Thelma Beatty and Marion Vogel
will be at the organ.
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WEST WASHINGTON BAPTIST
CHURCH, Thirty-first and N
streets NV, Charles B. Austin, pas