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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
10 Jap Planes
Lost in Attacks
On Corregidor
CONTINUED from Page One)

speedy determination of the
beachhead before the japanese
could land refnforcements.
A Japanese prisoner taken In
this area. asked why he came out
of hiding in a cave TO surrender,
said he did not come out but was
blown out by the conclusion of a
which exploded nearby.
Corregidor lies three miles out
from General MacArthurs Bataan
Peninsula and eight miles from the
southern shore of the bay. The
japanese have Manila, but they
can not use IT'S harbor.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13

Three Comic Pages every day
I'm Daily Detroit Times.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
HUGE BOMBER FLEET

ConServatively. the men Of the
island estimate that the Japanese
have dropped 1900 bombs on them,
most of them high explosive and
many of them 1.000-pounders, with
the addition of some incendiary
bombs.
Countless bombers have clouded
the sky. There was one fleet of IA
heavy bombers and IL dive bomb
terS, protected by swarmS OF fight
Iers. and as many as 400 bombs
have been dropped in one day
Destruction has been negligible
and beyond doubt most disappoint-
ing to Toxic if il has received true
lI,enOrfc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-03-13
NO DEFENSE PLANES

This defense has been put by a
garrison which has no fighter
planes to protect it. Guns alone
have done the work. and for the
moment. at least. il seemed as il
the Japanese regard the cost in
planes prohibitive.
Never has Japanese plane fleet
attacked the island and escaped
Iunscathed. On some days from
iene-third to nearly one-half the
lacking force was shot down.
On New Years Day a lone Jap
.anese plane dived suddenly from
low hanging clouds.
A .50-caliber machine gun crew
was on its toes and hit the plane
so hard il never came out of IFS
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
CHURCH SCHOOL
PLANS PROGRAM
REGULATIONS, Solos and Ada
dresses Feature Mount
Olive Exercises Sunday

The Mount Olive A. M, n. church
school will offer u special Easter
program tomorrow afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, featuring recitntiofis, solos
and addresses,
The program will be 90 follows;
Invocation
Wclcomo--MiBS Helena Durham
BeginnerB' program - Mrs, ElSic
Mum, superintendent
ChorlE--It Is Easter - BY School
Responsive reading--Herbert HRr'
Vey, leader
Recitation--TiB Easter Day.
,,.,,,....,,,.u.S sylvester Harvey
Recitation Easter Angel,
,,,n.,....u, Eliza Mccormack
Reeitation--over In the orchard
....u,,nn,u..5 Frank Mum
Duet-A Song Of JOY ,n.,.,,,..,
julia sturdivant, Lula Craig
Recitation--My Easter Ruth Petty
Recitation--Be Glad u,u,,i,,,,
..,,.....,.,a James Sturdlvant
Recitation--Who Can Tell tho
Story ",,,,,tn,,,',In Ina Johnson
Recitation--At Easter .,,,..in,,
........,,,,t.. James johnson
RecitAtion--What Easter Means
TO Me ..,,...,.n Sylvia Hunter
Recitation--Ail Easter Angel 90.
...,,.,.,f,,,F.e, ,,JameS LATHE
Solo--Over O Garden ,...,.,pn,.
,.I,,i1,,II anu, MARION weller
Recitation--Why the Bells Ring
for Easter ..,.'Doris Henderson
Recitation Best Of All ,,,,,tal.,
,.3,f4,...,,a. Janice Holmes
Song by class OF boys--Tis Violet
Time
Recitation Easter Carol .,.nn.
,,,.,,,,,.......p,s Robert Burke
Recitation Easter Bonnets ....
.ys...,a.,,.. Gertrude johnson
Chorug- Come 10 the Masters
Garden ,t,..,....t,s ~. School
A sunrise prayer meeting Will pc
held Sunday morning ~ 9 o'clock
A communion service with recep-
ton OF new members will be held
~ 1890 o'clock. An Eater can-
tata viii DO given by Tho senior
choir At 7;50 y. N. H
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
Benton
Paints
WAR

A FTER Pearl Harbor,
- Thomas Hart Ben
ton began seven paint
ings under the collective
title 1.-THE Year of Per-
IL" Now The paintings
are finished. In them
Benton has tried to
awaken the American
people to the grim nee
essity for an immediate,
complete effort toward
victory. Some may call
the paintings "shock-
ing" but Benton himself
says, "war Is killing and
the grim will to kill"
The works are now be-
ing shown In New York,
will later go to Washing
ton and eventually will
be donated to the U. s.
government arch ives.
Three of the paintings
are reproduced here
along with Thomas Hart
Benton's own comments.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
FIRST METHODIST
Morning WOrNhIp 1890

organ Prelude: flynn Of Glory"
Pictro Yon
Professional Hymn; "ChriBt the
Lord IN Risen To-day"
Call 10 Worship by the Choir
Prayer OF Confession Followed by
the Lords Prayer
Choir Anthem: Tin Hin We Live
--Bauingartener
Responsive: Easter Day
Gloria In ExcelSiB
Hymn: "Tell Me the Stories OF
Jesus"
Scripture Reading; II corinthlanG
4:7-lB
Pastoral Prayer with Choir Re-
spense
OffeFtory 500: "Alleluiia" Mozart
Miss Margaret Mitchell
Hymn: "Sing With All the Sons
Of Glory"
Sermon; casters Grand 1mpoSSi-
biiitieB"
Or. John ). Snayely
Hymn: "AlleluiAi Alleluia"
Bcnedlction with Choir Response
organ pogtlude: Gloria (from
Mass III Eb)-Andre
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
AND THE LORD SAID

And the Lord said 80 said the Lord:
"Be as little children, blessed are they"
and for shall be even ag q sword"
and said lie: "abide with Me and pray"
%Consider the lilies OF the fields and mi
befalls the iowly blade the homing sparrow
may not faiter fall unless II be My will,
your hap u aS will II and your sorrow"
Why grieve that Of bad intent
have from my skies poured down on peaceful lands
the hail OF bomb IN rain Of murder bent?
Did they not on dolgotha pierce my hands7"
"rhey thewed Me 10 q cross with bitter spikes
masters are they Of ai hates hateful art;
have not those to-day bcgotten well their likes
who slit MY side with steel 10 reach NY hearth"
Then Methinks the Lord a-Sudden cried
skilled are they Of many dreadful skin;
n Me was humanity once Cricified
now with your dead II u not Me they kD7
Love each other Is q law deyinc'
and "fIe who Yields shall perish by the SWORD"
Eor mne Is Vengeance, Vengeance Is au mine"
Ths Lord God said, % said tho Lord.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
ST. PAUES METHODIST
Easter Services

Rev. Louis Eugene Higgins, minis
ter. Wales Molsingef, organBt.
Order Of Worship lO;45 q. m.
organ preludc-"Alleluia" StultS
The Call TO Worship
Hymn, Holy, Holy. Holy" Heber
Prayer OF Confession
Silent Prayer
Words OF Assurance
The Lords Prayer
Responsive Reading
The Gloria Patr
The Apostles Greed
The Lesson
Gospel OF 81. John 2O.i-l8
The Pastoral Prayer
Organ Response .....
Anthem "Risen, A dlroious King"
Wilson
The Offertory
Hymn "ChrBt tlfe Lord Is Rlscn
To-day" Wesley
THE Sermon
"rhc Necessity OF Easter
Mr.. HigginE
Prayer
Hymn "All Hail the Power Of
jesus Name"
The Benediction
Organ PoBtlude Hail Postal Day"
Suits
BaptIslnal Service .
Directly following The Morning
Worghlp n service OF baptism will be
conducted.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
Lutheran



40 Cooke street
Servlree-i0iiB q, m,
Professional choir - "chriSt Is
Risen"
Opening hymn,
The Confession Of Sins
The tntroit
Kyrlo
Gloria IN ExtelsiS
Eplstle leSSon--i Cor. 8, B.B
Prayer e.
Hymn
Gospel losSon--M Mark 10, l.B
Rccitlng Of Apostles Greed
Hymn
Sermon by the pastor--"f Know
That NY Redeemer Liveth"
Tho ofTertory
Choir selection-"Rejoice, He Lives
Again
Closing hymn
Benodlctlon
Silent prayer
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Artie Nelson just can't get the smell OF printers INK
out Of his system Having day off from his ao0 so sSng
street yongser revisited the scene of his former efforts
here in the Democrat plant Work on the new Clock
Shop factory out at the end ofPark Road Is progressing
rapIdv as steamshovels tractors and trucks scurry
every which way get the site In shape for actual con-
structon scoutmaster James Kenney and ths boys
The q O'clock Mass, immaculate Conception Church.
attended by 1000 men participating in the X; OF G.
Communion services, Jimmie Colemans class at
TeayenWorth High School hasn't been lower than third
in the weekly purchase Of Defense Saving stamps since
local schools started buying them.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
St. Johns Festival
Tomorrow Afternoon
Episcopal Sunday School to Sponsor Program; Sec
ond Church Scene Of Evening Union Service

The Sunday School Festival will
be held tomorrow afternoon at 800
o'clock at 81. Johns Episcopal
church, II was announced this
morning by Rev. Francis Ayres, rec
tor. In the evening 81. John par
ishIoners will attend the union sery.
Ice NJ the Second Congregational
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EVAN ELICAL LUTHERAN
'NOrth Main NJ, nd Electric Ave,

Rev, n. Einar Kron, Pastor,
Sunday, April 5--IIaster Day.
Sunday Schoo! convenes at 1000
in tho assembly room OF the church
Easter service at 800 D. m. when
There will be Easter anthems sung
by the church choir. The pastor
will speak Oh the gubicct "The
stone Before the Tomb An Of
fertng will be received for the
church service,
Thursdays, April 0
Luther League journeys to Port.
land for an exchange visit with tho
league of Zion Church there. Tho
group Will leave from the church
here at y, m,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
POI Cherry street

Rev, y, GlnNr Kron Pastor,
Sunday, April 5--tEastor Day
Church School and Bible Glass
meet NJ 0'30 u, M with Roland o,
Palmer IN charge,
Easter service NJ l0;45, with spc-
eiNl musical numbers by the church
choir, tho ChiClreng choir, Violinist
George Clausen, and organIst Ethel
AiglatHki. The sermon subject viii be
"rhC Stone at the Tomb. An Offer
ing will be received for the organist.
Easter festival NJ 600. with East
or program by the children OF the
church school All are welcome 10
the service and the festival.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Joe Nolan again makes the Deans List at Holy
Cross College where he's Senior and just about
ready TO end remarkably distinguished career with
hs graduation In May Also the Deans List for the
rSt semester were John j. Price Jr son OF the we'll
known printer and John l.. Hines Both arc freshmen
And both boys are neighbors residing In the Robin
wood section incidentally this neghborhOod now mas
six BOYS at Holy Cross the two mentioned abVc oDeV
Shortt and the three McGraths, Jim, Tom and Frank
An II. G. Club all by itself
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Dr. and Mrs. James j. Hennessey Of Hartford left
this week for the Philadelphia Naval Base Hospital where
In waterbury where Dr. Hennessey intcrned (st May9
and where he practiced before Joining the Cedarcrest
Sanatorium staff. Archbishop John q. Murray was
fast Of Hennepn-Mlnneapolis Council 435, Knights Of
Columbus, last Sunday. Joe Thurston well-known In
Waterbury some years back when he appeared on local
tennis courts with Hartford teams Is conyaescng after
q recent operation at the Hartford Hospital. He's a
former Courant advertising manager, too.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
Good Evening,
CASTERS PEACE

fig tree fading on JudeNs plain
Hoaoed for the mist TO make II whole again
resurrection far beyond our ken
Brought paradise beneath the fog ana RAIN
The sun looks down where centuries were born,
And men forget the deeds OF passing years;
New life has come to drown our wanon fears;
The souls great longing heals the bruised and torn
O man whose very passion Is but vaini
Revive the prophets peace within your breast;
IN sorrows pain the world awaits lis quest
And how could earth forget where He has LAMP
We nre the watchers meath the EaSter-sky
And pray for Peace this Is our holy eryl
GEORGE L. LEE
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

church NJ 1880 o'clock,
Two services will be held at 81,
Johns tomorrow, the fret ut 7 q, M,
tho second Mt i0.4b u. N.
The order OF worship at each will
be M fololws'
Holy Communion and Address
100 A. M,
Professional Hymn GONE, Ye
Faithful"
Kyrie; In y Minor
Collect, Epistlc and Gospel
Gloria Tibl and Lau8 Tibl--
Hymn-"The Strife Is Ger The
Battle Done"
Address ,t,r,.t,,I,t,t The Rector
The offertory Anthem This Glad
Easter Day Norwegian Carol
SanctuS; In = .,a,.,,,,,,I 0ounod
Agnus Del; r,,,,.,,,.,.,., Wobbc
Gloria In EXcclsiS n,n,,,, Chant
Reeesslonal Hymn--"f'ic Day or
Resurrection"
The flowers IN the chancol Easter
Sunday will be IN loving memory
OF those whose names are lnScrlbed
In the Book OF Loving Remcm-
brnnec.
Holy Communion And sermon
lOi4B O'clock
Prelude Pilgrims Chorus Wagner
Professional Hymn.-"JcgliB Christ
Is Risen Today"
KyrLe--in y Minor ,,.,.e.u Noble
Collect, EpiStle and Gospel
Gloria Tibl and LauS Tibi--
Hymn God Hath Sent HIS
Angels
Sermon ...,sn..,,.. The Rector
Offertory Anthem "Hallelujahl
ChoruB' ,,,,tt,,,,,,,,, Handel
sanctus: In u Flat ..a,n. Webbe
Angus Del In n Flat 49,. Webbe
Gloria In ExcelSis ..,.n.. Chant
Recessional Hymn - "Come, Ye
Faithful"
Postlude--Toccata . Miles Martin
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Around the town. LilacS are budding along the
Elton home OH Grand and Church Streets II you
have an old well spring your property notify your
Air Raid Warden all water supplies are important III
war time a. Remember the war garden of 1918 that
sprung up on LeaVenwOrth Street right where the
citizens and Manufacturers National Bank now stands?
st. Mary's schoOlyard between Mill East MAN,
and Cole Streets has boosted at various times III he
mast n baseball diamond u handba court, and
tennis court. Now IL has parking lot for Scovill
employees The l9l7.lS war doomed recreational
pursuits In local parks Wonder II this one VIII 90 the
same?
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
Private william L. FenncIly, y

Private William T. Fenne1y. son OF MT. and NlFs'
william A. Fennely Of Layafette Street, Is now sta
toned at Camp Polk, La, where he's located In one
Of the units Of the Bayou BIitz division The Rev.
Arthur OLcary s. j. President OF Georgetown Univer:
Sity may attend the annual dinner Of the state alumni
association which Is being held In Waterbury next
Thursday night Thomas II. Beck, editorial director
of Golfers and former head Of the State Board OF
Memorial Award from the NJ Y. Air Service Post SOL,
American Legion this year for his contributions to
aviation.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
Calcndnr for Wcck Of AprII B

NNIcHuWf iOF Wcck OF April
Monday NJ 6;30-Senior conflr-
nation class meets,
2Monday ct g. Board OF admins
tfNtlon (doaeonS and trustees) will
meet IN the church assembly room.
Tuesday NJ J-Cnurch School
staff meets NJ the homo OF Nj
and Mrs, Walter Johnson, 70i Wa
tcrVille street.
Wednesday at 8-AprIl meeting
Of the AugustanN Aid Association Mt
lho hsme ot Mr., and Mrs. Gust
Johnson "a Sunnyside RyonuG,
Gta,rI.t,
ThurSdNy AT 2 -- Daughters OF
Zion will met In the church social
rooms nj The invitation of MIS-,
Carl Anderson and Mrs, Emil
johnson.
Thursday az 9-chureh choir
practices IN church.
Friday Ill day Rummage sale
In the church basement conducted
by the Iduna Cree.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
ADVENT CHRISTIAN

"Rlsen With Christ" Will be the
sermon subject Of Rev. Joseph p.
q. johnson, pastor OF the Advent
Christian Church on Cherry street,
tomorrow morning OF 1890 o'clock,
The anthems TO DO sung will In
clude Christ IL Risen by L. o.
Emerson and lift UP Your Head
by n. l.. Ashford.
The Junior choir Will meet with
Mrs. Irlou Wilson at II o'clock.
Church School will be- conducted
at .1i;4B O. m. by Joseph Scholar.
The Loyal Workers, led by Mrs,
Leon Corliss, will convene q t0;ib
D. m,
The Young People will present o
play, FIe Makes the Blind 70 See
at 7 .. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
o. ANSWERS
70 WAR QUIZ
Questions on sport Page

questions Oh sport Page
/. This Is q Navy patrol bombing
plane,
4. Newfoundland, witch WAS dis
covered by John Cabot III 1907, Just
Ave years after columbus discovered
Americas
J. The northern part Of Australia
al tropical
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Vaughn Monroe after twenty-eight recordbreaking
weeks at the Hotel Commodore's Century Room, Will
check out OF the Fortysecond Street hosiery With his
eenth and on the following evening the gay tunefu pace
he set there will be picked up by Ray Mckinley and his
up-and-comng crew OF youngsters. Mcknley's oand
well equipped with featured performers IS regarded IN
dance music circles as another one OF those rhythm
making outfits which like Monroes Is bound on quck
AZ the drums and has appeared with Tommy Dorsey,
viii Bradley and other popular leaders Vaughn Mon
roes Commodore engagement will actually have been
Nwentyeght weeks and two days when he leaves there
II 30 on tour. The talk along Broadway Is that he'll
d6 movie before returning TO the Century Room next
Call.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
RTjNKER HILL

Tho Easter sunrise service will b
held IN Bunker Hill Park, $40 4,
M, with an address by Rev. d, Ken.
meth Anthony. Members Of ell
church choIrs are invited 10 Join
tho chorus singing at the service,
Two special BUSES will leave Ex-
change place az 8 q. m. ReSerya-
lions for breakfast In Bunker Hill
church should be made with Ruth
paler, telephone 4-0302
The Bunker Hill Congregational
church Sunday ashool will meet a.
D:bb q. m. for q short service IN the
church sanctuary conducted BY Rev
Raymond Montgomery, student a..
Elstant. The junior choir will sing.
Rev, Alan NJ. F'airbank, pastor,
will speak on life Abundant" at
The II O. m. service OF which Q gpe-
Cial Easter service will be- held dom.
mated by appropriate music,
The Young Peoples Society will
convene at $3.50 p. m.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04
WEST SIDE HILL METHODIST
Easter Sunday


III q. m. Morning worship.
Church School worship.
leadership OF Miss Mildred kAlng.
T:30-The Church School and
choir will present the Easter Page.
ante Robert OF Sicily"
III q. m.
Prelude.
Hymn, "Christ The Lord Is Risen
To-day"
Choral Invocation,
Unison Prayer,
Silent Prayer.
Words of Assurance.
Lords Prayer.
Anthem, The Choir will sliag
"IKcsannav by jules drainger.
Responsive Reading, The Easter
Message.
Gloria Patri.
Affirmation Of Faith.
Scripture Lesson.
Pastoral Prayer,
Choral Response.
Offertcry, "Tn Jcseph's Lovely
dardenp BY Dickcnson.
Hymn, come, ye Faithful"
Eater Sermon, when The AVing
God lxntewenes" by REV. John q.
=. NFallzon.
nmn, @AiloluieT
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

81. PATRICK'S
Rev Or, Eugene Cryne, paator
Solemn high MaSS--li o'clock,
Vidi Aquafn ,,,,,,it,,,P Plain Chant
Kyrie---
dloria--MLSsa stella Matutlna"
Crcdo--
9anetus--
Agnes Del
by Vito Carneyali
offortory --AlielulG ..r...u.. Mozart
Miss Marie Gallo
Recesslonal - Aileluia from 1.-THE
Messiah" .
Chorus Of forty voices
Orgarist and director Mrs. Robert
=. Brit.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Thousands IN London ore taking
snuiR 10 keep themselves free from
Germs broadcast IN alF rid sliol.
tefs.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

Easter Megmlng worship IA q, m
The Preparation,
Organ prelude, Resurrection
Morn Johnston,
Easter Anthem, "Christ Our
Passover, delhel.
Call 10 worship BY the minister
hymn, Christ The Lord h risen
today"
Service proceeding with ans
nouncement,
Invocation.
Anthem, unfold, 20 portals"
The Pastoral Prayer,
offertory, "Hallelujah Chorus,
The Chldren's Talk,
Hymn, "uod bless our native land,
The Sermon, highest Horizons,
Text; "rhe power and glory, for
ever"
hymn, II heard a sound Of
voices"
Benedictlon, silent Prayer.
Organ postlude, March Ponti-
ficRl."
The Church school will have
special Easter services,
7;sO p. m, Union Service in the
Second Church. The Mendelsshon
Chorus win present q service OF
worship and sond.
Notices Yer The Week
Monday, ESQ y. m, Dinner meet.
ing OF the Mems League, Mr.. How
ard r. Tracy win speak on western
Sketches"
Tuesday, $50 p. m. Girl scouts,
Troop Q.
Thursday, 1850 p. m, Rehearsal
for Girl Scout play In the Scout
House,
7:SO D. m. Meeting In the Con.
ference Room Of men TO serve In
air raid patrol Of the First Church.
Mr.. Earle II. Blanchard "a chair
man Of the patrol.
Friday, 1850 p, m, Boy Scouts,
Troop No, ~.
SECOND CONGREGATIONAL
Easter Sunday, April 8
1880 a. m,
Order Of Morning Worship
Prelude: Resurrection Morn
Johnston
Professional Hymn--Come, Ye
Faithful, Raise the Strain
Call to Worship, Invocation and
Lords Prayer
Anthem: The Promise Which Was
Made BairStow
Responsive Readlng-Selectlon
0le: The Resurrection
Gloria Patri
Soprano Solo: ] Know That MY
Redeemer Liveth (1'he Messiah
HGndel
The Scripture Reading
| Prayer
offertory Anthem IN Joscph's
Lovely Garden - Arr, Dickinson
DoXology
Children'S Sermon
The Day OF Resurrection tTune
''Lancashire"-No. 26D
Sermon; Love Can Never Lose
It's Own"
! Recesslonal Hymn-Chrlst the
Lord Is Risen To-day
Benedlction
Postludoi cristo Trionfanta Yon
THIRD CONGREGATIONAL
Morning worship will be held AZ
10.45 o'clock at the Third Con-
gregational Church, Highland Avep
Easter Sunday.
The order OF service will be as
follows;
organ prelude, Largo by Handel
Professional hymn, Come Ye
Faithful by Sullivan.
Cali 10 worship BY Rev Conner
Lewis, rector.
General Thanksgiving by the
minister and congregation,
Lords Prayer
Invocation by the minister.
Hymn. Christ the Lord Is Risen
Today by Laura Davidiea,
Responsive reading, The Chris
tlan Hope,
Gloria by choir and congregation,
Scripture reading, 3d. Luke -,
1881.
Soprano solo, Loeendc' by p, ],
paehaikowski, soloist, Mrs. Ray
mond Botch,
Pastoral prayer,
Response by choir, . Lamb OF
God by b. W. Odds.
Offeftory, AS II Began 10 Dawn
by Charles Vincent.
Sermon by Mr., Lewis, The Res
direction Dawn
Prayer OF conservation and dCxo-
loKy.
Hymn, Grown Him with Many
Crowna' by ElYey.
The Communion OF the Lords
Supper.
Hymn, 'Hlest be the TIES That
Bind by Mason.
Benediction,
organ postlude, March Of Legore'
by q. w Kern,
|
BUNKER HILL
Tho Easter sunrise service Will b
| LniA A, lumbar IIIll nnNk Al1n
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ALL SOULS
IfAMlntL Atraat

ALL SOULS
Hewlett Street
Rev. Thomas Lowry Sinclair, rector
Easter April
"a. i1i.--HOly cOinrnuiiion-Choral
0 q. fla.--IIoly communion.
II fll,--Holy COMMUNICATION.
ing prayer and sermon.
y. In.--Childrens Easter fes-
tival service.
II q. m. Musical Service
Prelude welcome Happy Morning"
(Vlolin and organ) ~. Sullivan
Professional AT the Lambs Rich
Anthem "As II Began TO Dawn"
,,i,,,,,,.t,,..,a,. Hafker
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Kyrie .,..",,.sssss,,.n Brown
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Gloria Gratis ,,.....,....,. Brown
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Sermon hymn "JcSls Christ Is
Risen Today .,..f,s,.. Morgan
Sermon THE Love OF God Re-
vealed IN Christ the Guarantee
OF Immortality"
OffOrtofium "Aiieluiia" -. Vincent
0ffertory Sentence ,,,a Bourgeois
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Communion Hymn shepherd o.
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aoccasionai "Conic Ye Faithful
Raise the Strain ..ffs. Sullivan
Postliide "Alloluial AileluiaiY
Violin and Organ .s.,l. Roper
cuaEtette Aalss GLADYS N'Ux, Mrs.
Karl Tapken, Lester TOmlineon,
Warren 1appin.
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clrRanle xaFoaA y. Rogers