The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-04-02
SIGNIFICANCE
OF EASTER is
EVENCREATER
Glasgow Churches See Added
Import in Signifying De-
spair Conquered.
By ETHEL HAMPER

Observance of Easter will have
greater significance to America this
year because of the a Easter
| signifies triumph after despair and
life after death.
Many churches in Glasgow will
have sunrise services sponsored by
the young people and Easter break
fast served in the church. At the
morning worship periods the mill
listers will interpret the Easter mes
sage, and chOirS will sing Easter
anthems by famous composers.
The Rev. j. C. Wisnaes of the
Lutheran church has chosen as his
Easter sermon text, why seek We
the living amcng the dead?" Holy,
Holy from the Hcly City by Gaul,
will be sung as a prelude to the
service by a woman's trio, Mrs. G. H.
| Brocksmith, Mrs. G.. A. Lindberg
and Mrs. j. C. WisnaeS.
The professional anthem will be
Christ is Risen" The choir, dir
ected by Mrs. o. NJ. Grina, viii!
also sing open the Gates CT the
Temple by Knapp. The women's
chorus will sing "Gcd So Loved the
World" by Stainer and the trio
Calvary" by Rodney. Mrs. Wisnaes
will play as an ~offertory, "Ador-
ation,'' by Bcurouski.
The senior Luther league will
sponsor an Easter service at the
church at 6 in the morning followed
by breakfast in the church parlorS
at 7.
Bellingham to Preach
The Rev. E. r. Bellingham,
pastor of the Congregational church
will preach on the theme, LOOK
Again" The Congregational chcir will
sing as Easter anthems. g." o Morn
of Beauty" Sibelius- Matthews; and
."Open Our Eyes" MacFarlane. Mrs.
j. w. Frazier will sing Il Know that
NV Redeemer Liveth," by Handel.
George Novinger and A. B. Fried
lund will sing a duet, Jesus Lover
of MY Soul" Cara Roma.
Mrs. A. B. Friedlund, pianist, will
play Debussy's Arabesque No. l as a
prelude and the ArabeSque No. 2 as
an offertory. She will play Harker's
PoStlude in E. Flat at the conclusion
of the service. At the evening serV-
ice at 7:45 Mrs. Friedlund will play
Prom a Monastery Window" by
DeLone, and "Intermezzeo' by Mas
cagni.
A candlelighting service by the
young people of the church will fcl-
low the evening service. The pro-
gram will include readings by Peggy
Mcconnell and Dale Nakken and
music by the Pilgrim Choristers, a
young peoples choir. Mrs. Friedlund
directs both choirs.
The Pilgrim Fellowship CT the
Congregational church will serve an
Easter breakfast in the church dim
ing room at 7 Sunday morning.
Baptismal Service
What Does Easter Mean to You
is the subject on which the Rev.
L. Bennett will preach Sunday
morning at the Methodist church.
There will be a baptismal service
for children and adults. The choir,
directed by Mrs. Gordon Vallandig-
ham, will sing Thanks Be to God"
and HE Watches over Israel" from
Memberships o%ratorio, Elijah" The
The boys choir will sing the AL
chant, and Leonard Brunette
will sing 20 Divine Redeemer." by
Gounod. Miss Maxine Pierrcn is pi-
The Methodist young people will
have a surprise meeting on the air
pert hill at $50 if the weather per-
and will return to the church
for breakfast. In case of storm the
service will be at the church.
"Christ's Easter Greetings is the
subject of the Rev. H. F. Widen,
of the Baptist church, for
Sunday morning. The chcir will sing
GLORY and Honor" by Rachmanin-
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