The Wilmington morning star., 1946-04-21

tlOn OIL tne trenQ.
Where is Thy Sting" The Day
of Resurrection, Saviour Thy
Dying Love-" For God So Loved
the World" and Rejoice The
Lord is King"
Members of the choir are Mrs.
Herbert Farrow, A. C. Pate, Mrs.
Sanderson, Miss Jane Smith,
sopranos; Mrs. Howard Littleton,
Mrs. Quinton Rhodes, Miss Eloise
Wilson, altos; Howard Littleton,
EQuinton Rhodes, Charles Wilson,
tenors and Don Crudeson, Herbert
Farrow and Allen Smith, bass.
First Baptist
An annual Easter concert, feat
uring the adult choir, junior choir,
and four soloists, will be presented
by the music department of the
First Baptist church at 7:45 o'clock
this evening.
Guest artist will be Mary Eumice
Troy, who will sing the soprano
solo in the anthem, Great is Je-
hoah the Lord by Schubert.
Soloists of the First Baptist
church include: W. o. Page, Jr.,
baritone, rendering Great Is Thy
Love, a sacred adaptation of Carl
Bohms "Still Vie Die Nacht;;" Mrs.
j. A. Wofford, soprano, singing
Henri Emurian's setting Of the
hymn, Amazing Grace" Sallie
Belts Knox, soprano, singing Jules
Emuria. is First Church organ
ist.
The junior choir, under the direc-
ton Of Helen Dobson, associate
organist, will sing, "All in the
April Evening"
Two anthems by Emurian's faith
er, the Rev. S. K. Emurian, Ports
mouth, Va, will be presented by
the adult chorus of 40 voices. The
selections are 1.-THE Offices OF
Christ" with solo interpretations
by w. O. Page, Jr., and "Chrlsts S
Humiliation and Exaltation."
Mozart's DAY of Vengeance
from Requiem in D Minor" and
Henri Emurian's musical setting
of Godfrey Thring's apocalyptic
hymn, 'I Saw the Holy City," will
conclude the musical program.
The Rev.. Sankey Lee Blanton'
d. D., will preach this morning on
the topic, "The Wonder of 1t"
The Junior choir will sing, 20 JOY
Gus Easter Morning" arranged
from Bach's soprano aria, MY
Heart Every Faithful.
w. o. Page, Jr., will sing Knapp $
"Open the Gates of the Temple. "
The adult choir will render Sure
|ly He Hath Borne Our Griefs,
from Handers Messiah" and
..At The Resurrection by the Rev.
Mr.. Emurian.
First Presbyterian
An Easter musicale will be pre-
sented at the First Presbyterian
church this afternoon at o CLOCK,
according to an announcement py
officers of the church.
The service will consist OF
series of instrumental numbers
with John Pfeil, organist and dlrec-
tor of music education playing the
Skinner organ, and Barclay Brown
clarinetist, and Mrs. Robert Wnlt-
aker. flutist and former memDer
of the Florida symphony, ASSIST
ing. -, fo1,ows.
20 Fiji ct Filiae," by Farnam;
"BelI prelude" by Clokey; sonata
III by Handel; Easter morning
on Mt. Rubidoux" by Gaul; 10,
Hear the Gentle Lark by sir
Henry Bishop; "Humoresque' -
Organo Primitive" by Yon;
"Belgian Mothers Song" by Cour-
boin; and 'Thou Art The ROCK
by Mulet.
The service of music will take
the place of the regular vesper
service. ,,,r
The morning service at ll:lo
O. clock will consist OF sermon
1.-THE Everlasting Life" by Or;
William Grove, minister, several
numbers on the organ appropriate
to the season, and three NUMBERS
by the choir, including a SOLO oy
Mary Eunica Troy, and anthems
by the junior and chancel cholrs'
The organ music prior to the ser
vice will begin by II O'CLOCK