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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Bill Robinson TO Join Rally

Bill Robinson. the king of tap
dancers, will join the Inter-Racial
War Bond Rally to be held at
Olympia Sunday afternoon, it was
announced today.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Women Get $50. $50
70 Employees at OIds Win Back Pay TO ECU
Wages Of Men in Similar Work

NSIN May 29--Ruling
that % former female employees
of the olds Motors Works division
of General Motors were subjected
TO salary discrimination" Circuit
Judge Charles II. Hayden today
handed down a decision awarding
them S55.690 in back pay.
The opinion held that the women
were entitled 10 the same scale
paid TO male employees for "simi-
lar work" and stated that the
women were paid lower wages ION
the basis of sex only"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

yet organized, have helped him
with the painting. The shelter is
in black enamel.
Abount 35 persons could be &C.
commodated in the shelter, which
is constructed of concrete, OAK
timbers and steel. Outer doors
over the two exits are made oil
steel.
WANTS TELEPHONE
Taylor. who lives with his wife
and younger son at 500 Helen, ex.
poets to put a telephone in the
shelter for the convenience of ali
raid wardens and there will be a
blower system.
"In the event of a hit that
would affect the blower system,
there are special air vents I'M
der the dome OF the shelter"
he explained.
The shelter is at the corner oil
parking lot which gives Taylor
his livelihood.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Commentator of The Detroit
Times for the part this newspaper
has played In the sale of war saw
ings stamps and bonds during the
last year today was accorded by
Frank n. Isbey. chairman of the
war savings committee of Michi-
gan,
In expressing appreciation of the
national war savings staff for the
task done by The Detroit Times,
Mr.. Isbey said:
ION behalf Of the United
States Treasury Department, at
the request of the secretary,
Henry Morgenthau Jr., II af-
fords me great pleasure TO pre-
sent 10 you . certificate, ac-
knowledging the splendid CO.
operation you have extended to
the mAr savings stan of the state
Of Michigan.
HELP APPRECIATED
81 wish, also, to extend to you
my personal appreciation for
your assistance In our effort"
In addition to publishing numer-
Gus articles. editorials and car
ICONS aimed at furthering the sale
of stamps and bonds, The Detroit
Times also conducted one-month
campaign to purchase bombers
through the sale Of war stamps
and bonds.
Through this campaign. The De-
troit Times not only increased
Americas war funds by several
millions of dollars but also inter-
ested in the war effort many thou
sands Of Detroiters who previously
had made no purchases Of stamps
and bonds.
PRESENTED By IsBET
The elaborate scroll presented
to the Times by Secretary Morgen-
THAI personal presentation was
made by Mr.. Isbey to William II.
Mills, business manager of this
newspaper stated:
United States Treasury De-
part e n t-For distinguished
services rendered In behalf of
the National Defense Savings
Program this citation In awarded
to The Detroit Times"
The citation was signed by Sec
Rotary Morgenthau.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

of work as men similarly q
ployed."
"Tf they did that" he said
"the women would be entftoo(
TO equal pay"
Judge Hayden said that test
mony showing where women wei
given 15-minute rest periods
the morning and afternoon viii
the men continued working VI
mot material"
END 4-YEAR FIGHT
His decision ended a four-ye(
fight started by Florence St. Jce|
in behalf of her fellow employ(
against the corporation.
The suit was started in Lansin|
then removed 10 federal courf /
Detroit, where IL was dormant q
two and one-half years until 81
turned TO Ingham circuit coa1
last year.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Navy Speeds Up
Aid 10 Families
OF Service Men
Red Cross TO Receive
Reports Of Need
. and Rush Help
BY VERA BROWN

The navy today speeded up ma
chinery to bring emergency aid to
families of her men in service.
Admiral John Downs, comman-
dant of the Ninth Naval District
of which Michigan is part. an
nounced the new plan to Wendell
w. Anderson, Michigan director
of the navy relief society fund
campaign.
All reports Of family emerg-
.encies may be made to navy head
quarters. any navy society or to
the Red Cross. These agencies
have been asked by Admiral
Downs TO send their reports i'm
mediately into navy relief head
Quarters.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

partment employee. last week and
said she had S243.75 for bonds and
would he please get her 13 of the
SIS variety. Pete was a little
startled and asked if she didn't
think 13 was an unlucky number
Sure" she replied, that's
what 1 want II to be-for the
Japs."
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
DUE EQUAL PAY

Judge Hayden declared that the
women. employed in the paint
shop and working on inspection or
small press work. had 10 turn
out the same quality and quantity
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
NEW REGIsTRANTs


given an opportunity to do so
Tuesday. at which time they will
be required to report the extent
OF their sugar supply as of the
previous registration.
Lingeman explained that regis
trants who were denied books be-
cause they held more than the
allowed amount of sugar rrnust OBJ
tain authorization to use their
sugar store for canning just as II
they were buying IL from a mer-
chant.
This phase of the problem
probably will cause most con-
fusion" he predicted.
LIB. TO 4 QTs.
Under rationing regulations. APP
plicants are allowed one pound of
sugar for every four quarts OF
canned fruit, and one a year per
person for jams, jelly or fruit but
ter.
Although the slightly confusing
regulations cite no definite limit of
sugar consumption for the canning
season. Lingeman set an arbitrary
maximum of six pounds annually
per person.
NO single maximum can be
given that would be equitable
under all circumstances" he
said. II have suggested that each
board establish some maximum
appropriate with local conditions
for the conservation OF both
sugar and fruit"
STANDARDS TO USE
Theoretically, the board must
determine the years canning maxi
mum on the basis of the period
within which the fruit will be
consumed. the past canning prac-
tees OF the applicant. the prevail
ing practices OF other families in
the same or similar localities, the
amount of home-canned fruit on
hand and the availability of fruit
in the applicants locale.
The Detroit ration centers fol-
low:
Salina School. Salina and Fern
dale avenues: Lowrey School. Hag-
gerty and Jonathan avenues;
Harding School. 14450 Burt road;
McKerrow School, 1900 Colling.
wood avenue; Clippert School
4725 Martin avenue; Hally School
1855 Grove avenue: Fairbanks
School. CAT Seward avenue; White
School. 5161 Charles avenue; Cam.
pau School, 1921 East Forest ave-
nue.; Robinson School, 1270C
Grove avenue, and Hutchinson
School, 1921 Montclair avenue.
Dearborn's permanent board will
operate in Miller School, Louis and
Michigan avenues.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
U. S. Treasury HOnOrs Times

Awarded for Aiding Sales Of War Stamps Bonds Last Year
Numerous Articles Editorials Hehieh+ed by a-Bomber Drive
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

Elected to the board of the
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29
Sugar Rdtioning
For Canning JUST
Big Headache
Temporary Machinery
Set Up by Linsemsn;
Dearborn Board Named

Anticipating many headaches
from rationing sugar for home
canning. Caspar j. Lingeman,
county ration chief, announced to-
day that temporary machinery has
been set up to handle the problem
starting at 8 a. m. Tuesday.
Although no additional perma-
nent ration boards have been
established in Detroit. one has
been appointed in Dearborn. Its
members are Henry Miller. Percy
Llewelyn and John Blaska.
AS will the proposed boards IN
Detroit, this three-member group
will handle all rationing and price
control matters in its area. Names
of Dearborn ration book holders
will be turned over to the board
by Lingeman's central board.
OPERATE IN SCHOOLS
Until the additional Detroit
boards are named by OPA Off
Gals, members of Lingeman's
staff and volunteers will operate
in strategically-located schools.
Nine such centers have been
designated and three more are in
prospecta Lingeman also hopes to
have temporary facilities set UP
in out-county sectors by Monday.
"When we Begin to accept APP
pHcations for canning sugar
next Tuesday," Lingeman ad-
vised, "there In no need for
housewives to rush unless they
plan immediate canning.
Sugar will be authorized only
for those persons who want to
can fruits now in season. These
ration centers will remain open
and housewives can apply ~
their needs arise"
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1942-05-29

= Which brings up the trials of
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Amguatana eynnh
Guthrran

At the festival Easter service of
the AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN
CHURCH at II o'clock, these musi-
cal numbers will be presented:
Organ prelude. las 1t Began to
Dawn Claussman; professional
hymn, "Jesus Christ Is Risen To-
day; solo, open the Gates Of the
Temple" Knapp: r. E. Snesrud.
tenor; hymn, Grown Him With
Many Crowns" congregation: an
them, 20 Morn of Beauty" Sibelius,
church choir; hymn, Here the True
Paschal Lamb We See," congrega-
ton; offertory, Il Know That My
Redeemer Liveth," Handel; hymn,
Christ the Lord Is Risen," congre-
cation; anthem, Filing Wide the
Portals" Gounod, church choir; re-
cessional hymn, Beautiful Saviour: !:
organ postlude, Easter Allelujah,"
Ottenwalder. The choir will be di-
rected by r. E. Snesrud and Richard
Wallace will be at the organ.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Mrthnhiat

BRIGHTWOOD PARK METHO-
DIST CHURCH, Eighth and Jeffer-
son streets NV. Robert K. hewitt,
minister. The choir, with Lucy
Hopkins directing, and Dale Cor
nor, organist, will give the follow
ing programs:
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ prelude ''Alleluia" Faukes
Pr9ce:sion1l hymn. Christ the Lord Is
Anthem. Awake Thou That sleepest,"
Violin solo, Largo" Handel
Fritz Hauer.
0nertory, 20 Fill ct Filae" Loret
Anthem. I'm Joseph's Lovely Garden"
Combined Senior and Junior Choirs.
Recsssional hymn: Ask Me What Great
Thing ! Know" Malan
Postlude, "Christo Trionfante" Yon
EVENING SERVICE.
Prelude. Spring Song Macfarlane
Anthem, % Morn of Beauty" Sibelius
Cnertory, "Christe Redemptor' Matthews
Anthem. In the End Of the Sabbath
Speaks
Postlude. "Jubilate Deo'' silvers
Evening star., 1942-04-04
MtHHnurt Synnh
Luthrratt

CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Sixteenth and Gallatin streets, Rev.
J. Frederic Wenchel, pastor. The
choir. under the direction of John
B. Wilson, A. A. G. O., organist and
choirmaster, will present the follow
ing program tomorrow morning:
AM. COMMUNION.
Chorale prelude, Christ Lag in
PostI.ds; 81. d'a RaTaDhra'e on Nun DaqEst s,,,or,
9:45 AM
Prelude. Transcription on Jesus Christ
Is Risen Today ----- Lutkin
sas11. 3nthem: worthy Is tn. Lamb AfLTSD Hsnds
Postlude, "Paraphrase on st. Kevin,
Prelude. toecata on Jesus Christ Is
Anthem. "Behold the Lamb OF God Hsndel
Offertory. "Idylle Sonata 1s)" Rheinberger
hnthe% Worthy tUcSt Is the asaSsl
TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH,
Fourth and E streets NV, Rev. II.
Eennig. pastor. John S. Thiemeyer.
organist, in charge Of music, has ar
ranged the following Easter music
program to be given at both the $3.50
am. and the II o'clock am. services:
Organ selection, ANGELS Bright and
Fair @. s. Handel
The Choir Angelic II. Hanson
F. BoFowsh
ogran selection, Silver Trumpets."
p. Vivtanns
Evening star., 1942-04-04
InturrsaliHt
UNIVERSALIsT NATION,

UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL
MEMORIAL CHURCH, Sixteenth
and S streets NV, the National
Capital Choir, Jessie Masters, direc-
tor; H. Jerome Graham, organist,
will give the following program at
the IL am. service tomorrow:
Prelude. 20 Fill ct Filiae" verees
Professional. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Today" Lyra Dsyidica
Anthem. Gloria. From the 18th Mass
Anthem. Joy Fills the Morning."
Lotti arr. Dickinson
Carol. Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day"
Mozart
Anthem. The Strife Is Ger Rathbone
Presentation, Worthy Is the Lamb"
Hymn. THE Day of Resurrection" HhSSsl Haydn
Recessional. Jesus Lives"---- Gauntlet
Postlude, "Hosanna" Hartmann
Evening star., 1942-04-04
R. |. Avenue Methodist

The Easter services tomorrow will
begin with a special program in the
church school at 10 am. DR.. E. A.
Sexsmith will speak at II am. on
"The Living Christ" The senior choir
will present Easter music. There
will also be the reception of new
members. At 8 pm. the choir will
render an Easter cantata.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
SuiritualiHt

At THE CHURCH OF TWO
WORLDS tomorrow evening in the
Hotel Continental the following pro-
gram of Easter music will be given:
Unfold Ye Portals" from THE Re
demption'' Gounod
Marion J. Demond. Pianist,
Meditation" from ''Thais' Massenet
virginia Harpham, violinist,
The Prayer Perfect" Stenson
''Eosanna" - Granier
Mrs. Lawrence King, Soprano.
Ofertory: 81 Know That Ny
Redeemer Liveth' from The
Messiah Handel
Marion j. Demond, Pianist.
Accompanist: Freda D. Egbert.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Eptatnpal

ST. PAUL's CHURCH. Rock
Greek Parish, Rock Greek Church
road and Webster street NV. The
Rev. F. j. Bohanan, D. D., rector.
The following musical program will
be presented at the II o'clock serv-
ice tomorrow
PROFESSIONAL hymn, welcome Hsppy
Halleiujah Chorus from '"The Messiah"
Handel
Shorter Kyrie" Barnby
Gloria Tibf' and "Gratias Tibi," :.
Woodward
Easter carol. God Hath Sent His Ansels."
seE%Sa 4nSnv. hymn. Jesus Christ 1, Risen
GLORIA" - Meineke
Odertory anthem. They Have Taken
Away My Lord" -Stainer
Onertory sentence ---A Anon
Sanctus' Camidge
Communion hymn. THE King of Love nv
Shepherd Is Dykes
Gloria Patri' Greatorex
Amen -S Stainer
'Nunc Dimittis" -L Leighter
Recessional hymn. Come Ye Faithful"
Sullivan
Evening star., 1942-04-04

DOUGLAS MEMORIAL METH
OD1ST CHURCH, Eleventh and H
streets NE. The vested choir will
present the following Easter music
tomorrow under the direction of
Esteue Wentworth, with Mildred
Dupee at the organ.
MORNING SERVICE.
orsin s,.,I@ prelude AileIuia. Now < Christ
Anth.m: Break Forth Into joy '.hts,dts u staIts
o"ertor' anthem. GLORY and Power"
orsan postlude. Easter Day" Inrst
EVENING SERVICE.
organ prelude. 'up Prom the Grave
cant.ta, PROM Death Unto Life L0fen'
rEs istr5aasss ss5:s; sr.. passion ss,.B sSs.:
Solo. &c aasorss e., Hems, enn1....S .na Cn9ra,
a.. Co.,. Mary Bruton D'
Solo. Behold All Things That Are Written"
Helen Eddy and Chorus.
Laura Harrington. George Holmes and
Solo, And When They Had Com. to .
Place Called Calvary" Luella Taylor
Snorus The Grave Itself Garden Is"
Part u-The Resurrection; n;"-Introduc-
ton, organ Mildred Dupee
Chorus. Break Forth Into JOY"
Solos and duet, The Sepulchre Made
Sure" 0eorge Holmes. r. NJ, Blythe.
Mary Bruton and Laura HARRINGTON,
Women's chorus, women's quartet and
tenor solo. And When the Sabbath was
LueIla Taybr. Laura HARRINGTON and
Chorus. "Hnaels. 31s Roll tn. Rock Away"
Soprano and tenor solos, And They De-
parted. Margaret Schroebel and wal
ter SnellinRs.
Chorus, He Is Risen"
organ postlude. Easter ealutation."
Ashford
Evening star., 1942-04-04
ELDBROOKE METHODIST

ELDBROOKE METHODIST
CHURCH. River road and Wisconsin
avenue; DR.. Walter M. Michael,
minister; Clara Young Brown, direc-
tor of music; Thomas j. Reynolds,
organist. There will be two services
on Easter morning at $50 and II
o'clock, with music as follows:
orssn p5elsa.s Easter Morning" Mailing sanIas
Anthem AS It Began to Dawn" Greene
Ineidsntal solo. Mrs. John WaTaeld
Chorus. Mr. p.sin .sS Nh; v.rn'l sroTe psd.rl.in
Postlude. "Postiuds on Divtnum .,-
EMORY METHODIST CHURCH.
61O0 Georgia avenue NV. Edgar
c. Beery, pastor: C. Wilfred Smith,
music director; Gertrude Dyre Par
sons, organist. For the identical
services tomorrow at $50 and II
am. the following program Of music
has been arranged:
"Alleluia, Christ Is Risen" Kopolyon
e Morn Of Beauty. sseelius
organ by Gertrude Dyre Parsons.
"kssssT sss'T'etiRs aisluls
PM. SERVICE. -.
Christ Is Risen" -- Hosm.r
Joy Davnsd o9 Easter Day" Io2r,Eos koTsnas
FRANCIS ASBURY METHOD
IST. An elaborate program Of
Easter music will be given at the
morning service by the quartet
(Fannie Shreve Heartsill, soprano
and director; Helen Marie Koontz,
contralto; Harvey T. Townsend,
tenor, and Frederick C. Schaefer,
bass) and q chorus Of "a voices.
The evening service will be de-
voted entirely to music Of the Easter
season, the quartet and choir pre-
senting many numbers by we'll
known composers. Lawrence W..
Freude will preside at the organ at
both services.
FOUNDRY THODIST T
CHURCH, Sixteenth and p streets
NV. DR.. Frederick Brown Harris,
pastor: Justin Lawrie, choirmaster;
william o. Tufts, jr., organist.
There will be two identical services
tomorrow morning at 10 and 1880
am. with the following musical
program:
Preludes, Allegro symphony No. 6" widor
.rtSfm Shristus IeT9, IesqrTexit HaSsnstlGt Mdaart
.3pss,n en-, Our Eyes"-----Macfas.ladnsi nd.i
postiudes, "on Ys watchers and Ys Holy
ons. ..,,.. MsEsln Midn1
p.m.-Easter musical service by
the A Capella Choir of the Washing
ton Missionary College. DR.. George
w. Greer. director.
.'Paraphrase on St. Kelvin" Miles
Preludes. "1ntermezzo Bizet
How Shall Fifty Meet Thee" Bach
% Thoy, IN Whose Presence My Soul. Soul Taass * .s
Jesus Our LORD We Adore Thee" james
g Lord Most Holy Franck-Tfehsrne
"As Torrents in Summer" Egar
MHsis Mas shOir %neR ofsss sUss ss se19sa 1nto
ARISE, Shine. for Thy Lisht Is Come"
let Us Cheer tn. Weary Traveller. .pett
The Beautiful Hills Clark
Postlude. "The Son Of God Goes Forth to
Voluntary '----------- Purcell
Evening star., 1942-04-04

instrumental prelude:
q. Organ; Praised Be Thou"-- Bach
b. Trio: "Andante" ssohn
c. Trio: "Alleeretto" Mozart
Bass solo: "Hosanna" - Granier
Anthem: I'm Him We Live" Baumgartner
Rubinstein
Soprano solo: "Alleluia" -- Mozart
Organ postlude: Carlton" Vierne
soprano; Kathryn Sale English. contralto:
George Irving Chandler. tenor; Charles
violin; John Alden Finckel, cello: Lewis
Corning Atwater. organist and director.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
Anitartatt

ALL SOULS CHURCH, Six
teenth and Harvard streets NV.
Special Easter music has been ar
ranged for the IL o'clock service
tomorrow and will include the fol-
lowing numbers:
Evening star., 1942-04-04

THE INCARNATION, Sixteenth and
Newton sts. NV. Rev. Paul D. Will
bur, rector; Sherman j. Kreuzberg,
choirmaster and organist. The mu-
sical programs for the morning and
evening services tomorrow are as
follows:
AM. AND II AM CHORAL
COMMUNION
Prelude, First Movement. Sixth SYM
Professional hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen
Introlt anthem. GOOD Christian Men Re,
Gradual hymn. Christ the Lord Is Eisen.
Sermon hymn. Tell it Out With Cheerful
oneftoTy anthem. "H.llelu,.h' SAoSnt
"ssnctus. Arnus Del. oloTi. in Exseisis;
Recessionsl hymn, The Strife !. Ger.
Pm. CHURCH aHzsSias sGa2oI Ev1SsoNo
Prelude. Choral Prelude: Blessed Jesus,
Processionai hymn. "our Triumphant Holy
"Mssnincat. and Nunc pimittis,
Hymn. Tell 1t Out With Cheerful Voice.
Assssssn Aesssm a. wssss sa for s Il: s.d ssls
Monk
ST. THOMAS EPISCOPAL
CHURCH, Eighteenth and Church
sUreetS NV. The Rev. II. S. Wilkin-
son, rector. Easter music will include
the following selections. There will
be full choir at both the 8 am. and
II am. services.
Communion Service in Z"
-. ..r.,.,,.., Maurice oar.erant
Anthem. All Blessed. All Holy. LORD Goo"
ofertory. Praise Ys the Lord" Dvorai
Emellne Boyer hinneDrew; alto, Alice Hatch
krasnow: tenor, Paul T.. Garner; bass,
marry McMalns: Loyal B. Aorlcn. orsanist
and director.
CHURCH OF THE TRANSFIG-
URA1TON, Jean Phillips, organist
and choir master. Music Tor Easter
Day will be as follows:
Professional Hymn. welcome. Happy
InsrOit: Christ Our Passover Is sssI.nssd
Communion Service. Stanford in FIAT"
Anthem. ON Wings Of Livins L!snt.n
Psalm 1kO STANFORD
sermon Flynn. AT the Lambs High Es.st
We we s,.,i,n nsin------- -RSS1 Ra9nSg
RsssssiOnal ssas 1ani'i Hymn. "rh. strit. Is Ger:
Palestrina
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH,
Piney Branch road and Dahlia
street NV. The Rev. Reno s. Harp,
jr., rector. The Easter music for the
services tomorrow Is as follows:
Communion service 8 am.-Music
by Junior Choir.
Professional, Come. Ys Faithful. Raise
"communinn ] Service" -Van1ernO
sermon hymn. Jesus Christ Is Risen
oreP1oTy tGusn anthem. This disd Easter
Recession Al The strife Is Ger"
Communion service. II am
Music by Senior Choir.
PrGssssiqna Jesus Christ ,I. Is bsSa,e, sissn
AZ Asea, I'll. Lamb. High f:... :... W.. %s
.c,rSs sing rr ps---'ako1s p.,.ov.rs sIrInxs HINTS
"c0mmu1ion 0nins or 1sUss' sefSies in Eyre
Gradual: Come. Ye Faithful Raise
Sermon hymn, Come. Sc. tn. Pl.e.
osrseTs MhsGs !ssas snsn.m STRIFE s'1.les
Tn. strii. Is o.I;
Ruth F. vanderlip, organist and
choir director
Evening star., 1942-04-04


The following musical program will
be part of the Easter service to-
morrow:
Organ prelude
Professional hymn.
Introit. The Lords Prayer"
Sung by Ruth Barrow.
Kyrie Eleison, response by the choir.
Gloria fibi and Laus Tibi, response By
Special music. Christ Our Passover"
Hymn.
offertory. "As 1t Began to Dawn" Martin
Sursum Corda, response by the choir.
SanctuS response by the choir.
The Agnus Del. response by the choir.
"Gloris in Excelsis." from Twelfth
The post-communion.
Amen after the blessing, by the choir.
Recessionsl hymn.
Organ postlude.
ST. GEORGES CHURCH, Arling-
ton, Va, the Rev. H. j. Miller, rector.
Easter music tomorrow at the Z am.
and II am. services will be as
follows:
Prelude Resurrection Morn" Johnston
Choral prelude, 20 Morn OF Gladness,"
Introit. Lift Your Glad Voices" Avery
ofertory. Three Women Went Forth"
"The sanctus" - Cover
Choral Benediction. Peace" Miller
Postlude. "Hosanna"- ----- Wachs
Rolla G. Onyun, organist; the Rev.
H. j. Miller, director.
Evening star., 1942-04-04
ErtHtural

choir directress. Soloists are Eliza
beth Huntington, Mrs. Ernest w.
Brown Barbara Carow and Charles
Garlock.
Evening star., 1942-04-04

7:3O AM
Risen To-day" Worgan
hyrle Eleison' -Maunder
Gloria T1bf' Maunder
The Nicene Greed" Maunder
Onertory anthem, II Am He That
ldveth," " Simper
SurSum Corta' - Maunder
Sanctus" Maunder
"Benedictus Qui Venit Maunder
Gloria in Excelsis" from Service
in FD B. Tours
the Mellow Starlight."
Barbara Carow.
Hearts and Voices Heavenward Raise"
IL AM.
PROFESSIONAL hymn. welcome. Happy
Introit. "christ Our Passover schiilins
'kyrie Eleison" ---------M Maunder
Gloria Tibf' ---M Maunder
The Nicene Greed" Maunder
Mrs. Ernest w. Brown.
Risn Again Witenburg
Living Among the Dead?" Glare
'Sursum Corda" --------M Maunder
"Sanctus" Maunder
"Benedictus oui VENT" Maunder
"Gioria in Excelsis" from Service
Benediction hymn. Softly Through ~
Recessional hymn, The Strife Is Ger.
The Battle Done"
Victory from palestrina
Evening star., 1942-04-04

WAUGH METHODIST CHURCH,
Third and A streets NE, Gene
Stewart, organist and director of
choirs. The combined choirs will
sing at both morning and evening
Evening star., 1942-04-04

NATIVITY AND RESURRECTION
PARISH, Fourteenth and Massa-
chusetts avenue Sc, Father Enoch
Thompson, rector. At 7:30 am,
Easter morning, the choral eucharist
will begin with the professional
hymn, welcome Happy Morning."
by Sullivan, and will continue with
the following:
Evening star., 1942-04-04

CALVARY ME- THOD IST
CHURCH. Handel's oratorio, Mes
siah" Easter portion), will be sung
tomorrow night at 8 o'clock by the
Calvary Church choir, Louis Potter,
director, and the choir of National
City Christian Church. William
Braithewaite, director. The chorus
OF 80 voices, conducted by Mr.. Pot
ter. will sing from part II to the
end of the oratorio. Ruby Potter,
soprano; Gertrude Langfltt, con-
tralto: Finley Cheston, tenor, and
Harry Yeide, bass, soloists of Call
vary Church, will sing the solos.
Accompanist will be Hester Smithy,
and Sally West, pianist.
For the morning services, at $50
and II O'Clock, the choir will sing
up, Up My Heart With Gladness"
(Bach), This Glad Easter DAY." a
folk song arrangement by Dickin-
son. and "Allelujah," from The
Mount Of Olives" by Beethoven.