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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-08-24
News In The World Of RELIGION

many parts of the world. Tens of
thousands of Christian leaders
and ministerial, and "tons of
Christian literature''-both Bibles
and books geared to the emphasis
on the Christian way of life-are
desperately needed now to help
remedy the conditions in the
world, the delegates said. But
over and abve all else was the
feeling that only the unity Of the
Christian church can cope with
the materialism and secularism
that mark the century in which
we live.
DR.. Norman Goodall, of London,
Eng, summed up the feeling of
many: "In this battle, the point
of attack sooner or later proves
to be an attack upon the Chris
tan conception of truth, justice,
mercy, freedom, charity. The at
tacking forces may be govern
ments-new or renewed 'otalitar'
ianisms. They may be organized
religious imperialisms, Or massed
economic porces. They may be the
armies of democracy, of a pow
erful but sub-Christian press, even
of the radio and mass education.
While appealing to needs and de-
sires that in themselves r right
and good. the attacking forces
exploit a deep-seated willingness
in us all to become enslaved by
something less than the love of
Colby fear, class prejudice, ra-
cial prejudice, love of power, love
of self. This is the terror of
being alive today!"
Two-thirds or more Of the Meth
odist church's $4,000 parishes in
TIE junited States arc located in
small towns and villages, and
some 10, 900 are still housed in
one-room edifices. Yet, through
the last century, it has been the
voice of the city church that has
been most frequently heard in
Methodist councils. But there
recently met in Lincoln, Nebras-
ka, 2,100 delegates and many visi-
tors from the rural and village
churches and the colleges and
seminaries of the Methodist
church to consider problems of
the country church and the coun-
try minister. Bishop William C..
Martin, of the rural Kansas area
of the denomination, was in the
chair.
Chief of the United States Soil
Conservation Service. DR., Hurh
H, Bennett, gave the keynote of
the conference when he told the
delegates that there is a close
relationship between soul conser-
walton and soil conservation" and
that the task of the Christian
church is in both fields. "You
can't build a sound civilization or
a strong church with sub-soll and
gullied-land farmers" he said. IF
the church is to carry out its mis-
sion to serve mankind effectively
it has to be strong, just as u
land has to be strong to produce
enough for ALL"
1t was pointed out that at least
l 1000 well-trained rural pastors
should be provided each year by
the seminaries; that the church
should have a revolving FIND to
help settle young Methodist farm
families or good land: that the
church should help reduce ten
ancy and promote owner-operated
farms: that rural pastors should
be encouraged, financially and
otherwise, % "stay in the coun-
try" that the church should CO.
operate with all agencies helping
to ;mnrove the farm and farmer,
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
Omezeni ma 2 term1ny ma pfi.
Ste platit pro volbu presidenta.

V dome poslanc1 je podan
zakonny navrh, die ktereho ma
napriste byti president zvolen
nejvyse ma 2 volebn1 termlny.
Vzhledem k tomu, re O teto
predloze panuje mezi republi-
kany dohoda je zcela mozne, re
zakon ten Dude jiz prfstf tyden
projednan v dome poslanc1,
jak Sc vyjadTil predseda prav-
nfho vyboru Kitchener (rep. z
Michigan.)
Tez pfedseda domu poslan-
ca Martin (rep. Mass.) potvr-
dill, re tento zakon Dude velmi
brzy ma jednacfm pofadu.
Jak Kitchener tax Martin pro
hlasujf, re nebude zapotfebl
|provadeti v teto veci obslrne
vyslechy proto - re tato vec
byla re vsech stran projedna-
vana pc leta.
Resoluce podana kongresni-
KEN Michenerem Dude pc pfi-
ietf v kongresu predlozena vo-
licnm vsech 48 statG americke
unie, vyslovf-li Sc tfi ctvrtiny
pro toto doplnenl ustavnl llstl-
ny, Dude tim prijate.
Republican, tvrdf, re Sc Jim
pri tonic tazenl nejedna o osob
nosti a re davajf pro kazdy pri-
pad prednost tomu, ably presl-
dent smell byt zvolen neJvyse
ma 2 term1ny.
Kongresnik Kitchener rekl
re rychle projednani teto veci v
kongresu umozni, ably vec ia
byla prfpadne jiz vyrizena dc
l~pTfstich presidentskych voleb.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
AMERICAN RELIEF FOR


DR.. Kenneth Miller, pTedse-
da American Relief for Czecho-
slovakia prave oznamil, re W.
konny vybor Sc usnesl ma ekam-
zitem zakoupen1 zaflzen1 do
detskych nemocnic v Gene $780,
900. Tato castka byla vybrana
" prvych dvou tydnech kampa-
ne teto organisace v roce 1947.
Toto nemocnicni zaT1zenf Dude
co nejdrfve poslano sesti det-
|skym nemocnic1m nejhGfe
postizenych krajfch republiky,
jake Opavy, Ostravy, Ziliny a
Kosic, tato mesta byla nejhure
postizena bombardovan1m a le-
|teckymi 1toky. Padesat sedm
csl. nemocnic bylo "a valky mi
ceno, nektere i americkymi
bombami. AMEICAN RELIEF
FOR C~ZECHOSLOVAKIA Sc
|snazf znovu zaT1diti tyto insti-
|tuce a tax zachraniti zdravf ce-
lie pT1st1 generace.
American Relief for Czecho-
|slovakia postal minuleho roku
pojizdnou rentgenovou stanici
do Slezska. Vysetfovanlm by
Ito zjisteno, re 60% vsech det1
Itrp1 tuberkulosou.
DR.. Miller rovnez oznamil,
re American Relief for Gee
choslovakia zahajil dine 6. led
ma 1947 stravovacf akci pro sto
Itisfc tuberkulosn1ch deti v po-
stizenych kraj1ch a poskytuJe
detem plnotucne mleko, veJce
a kakaO.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
MTLY DOPIS z BERLfNA.
Berlin, FL. ledna, 1947.

Berlin, FL. ledna, 1947.
MiIy pane Cihlari!
Chapu Sc teto prflezitosti a.
bych obeznamil ctenare Vase
no valencia casopisu "Tele-
grafu" a me zname, re mGj sy-
nacek Donald a ia jsme bezpec-
ne dorazily do Berl1na.
Spojene Staty jsme opustily
v sobotu, 4. ledna pc S. S. &C.
neral Steward a pTistali Bre-
menhaven Is. ledna. Potion
jsme pokracovaly v ceste dc
Berl1na, kde jsme Sc shledali S
mym manzelem c.. w. O. Wal
ter E. Ransomem, ktery je pri.
delen 874th Heavy Automotive
Maintenance Co. zde v Berl1ne.
Byl nam pTidelen k bydlenl pc.
kny d1m. Doufame, re 81 zde
zvykneme a re pobyt v Nemec-
ku Dude pro mas velkou zkuSe-
nost1.
Ma zdar! Srdecne Vas a ma.
Sc zname zdrav1
Lillian Steiner-Ranson
(Dcera krajanG p. a pf. Franks
a Marie Steiner, TIP N. Glover
ulice.)
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
DIR. Karel Cervenka S rodinou
ZE SOKOLA
PHILADELPHIA"

Jednou "a cas- naskytuje Sc
nam prflezitost uvftati v nasem
stredu nekterou vynikaj1c1 oso-
blu z Ceskoslovenska. Nekdy
to byva representant tamnejsl
vlady a jindy opet jest to nekdo
kdo zaujima %vyznaene mlsto
bud v oboru politickem, hospo-
daTskem nebo vedeckem.
V sobotu, dine Is. ledna nell
jsme tn cest hostiti u mas PAM
DR.. Vlastu Kalalovou, ktera dll
prave ma americkem vychode v
zajmu American Relief for Cze-
choslovakia. Dotycna ceskoslo-
venska lekaTka ztravila tyden v
nasem meste a my pouzili te
pTflezitosti abychom slyseli Cd
nj neco O pomerech We stare
vlasti "a valky a pc nj.
V prednasce jejf vylicila nam
velice poutave hrGzy valecne g
utrpeni naseho lidu "a okupace
a popsala nam zaroven pro ko.
no a kde jest zapotrebi dnes
nejvetsf pomoci. Bylo bolno pc.
'slouchati a ukrutnostech nacis'
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
MlStnl ZpraVy.
SVATBA.

Tuto sobotu, 1. 1nora budoU
spojeni svazkem manzelskym
snoubenci p. William Sterba sc
81. Miladkou Severovou. Cd
davky konati sc budou v 10 no
din dopoledne v Chramu Pane
sv. Vaclava.
zenich je synem z krajanske
rodiny p. a p1. Gustava a Jose
finv Sterba, 2539 E. Oliver St.
Jest vol. vyslouzilcem a byl
Tech. Sgt. v u. S. Army Air
Corps. Nyn1 je zamestnan ia
ko expert v Mantel Dept. u fy.
Martin & Co.
Nevestinka je dcerou re INA
me pekaTske rodiny p. a pi.
Franka a Marie Severa, 1922
E. Madison St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31

tn re rtG zeny, ktera ma sob6 a
ma sv6 rodine pocftila nejvetsf
rany jejich brutality. Bylo vid-
no, re chv1lemi velice musela
Sc premahati ably mohla v
.pfednasce pokracovati. P1. DR..
Kalalova jest velmi sympaticka
zena a zajist6 jejf zajezd do
|Spoj. StatG vykona mnoho do
bra. Mimo mas mela zde jest6
prednasku ma 1celisti americ-
kych universitn1ch zen.
Litujeme, re nebylo nam mo-
Emo rozvinouti vetSf agitaci pro
kratkost casu a re Slovensky
Sokol prave v ten vecer pora-
dial vefejne vystoupen1, avsak
vzdor tomu prednaska nase me-
la 1sp6ch obojstranny. Filmy
ktere promitany byly pc pred
nasce ukazaly nam spoustu
zpusobenou We stare vlasti, zej-
mena ma Slovensku a kterak z
trosek tech narod mas buduje
opet novy zivot a novy stat. Ia
roven ukazaly nam pomoc KITE
re dostava Sc naSemu lidu pro-
stTednictv1m vyse uveden6 or
ganisace. Ma milodarech bylo
upsano pres S25O.OO, zacez pa
Itrf uznanf vSem pTftomnym, z
nichz mnozf upsali velke obno-
|sy a dale pax tenn, ktef1 i jina-
kym zpdsobem pficinili sc O u
speech. Ma pf1klad rodina br.
Frant. Mikoska, mimo znacne-
no dpisu, dodala bezplatne YES
ker6 zasoby do kuchyn6. Dale
pax slecna Anna Jel1nkova,
ktera poskytla ubytovanf PAM
Ilekarce pc celou dobu jejfho
pobytu zde a br. starosta Soko-
la, ktery obstaral prom1tac1
stroj. Krasne to ukazky zaj-
mu a spoluprace. PTednaska
konala Sc pod zaStitou Sokola.
V nedeli, dine &c. ledna vyko-
nall jsme opet neco CO Dude ku
prosp6chu mas vsech v budouc-
nu. Ma podn6t mfstnf odbocky
ceskoslovenskych Racionalist1,
bylo tn zalozena "Sdruzen1
mfstnfch spolk1', jehoz dcelem
Dude hlavne starati Sc o zvysenl
lcinnosti nasf pc STRANGE kultur-
mi. Pc rozpustenf Ces. Mar.
lSdruzenf zde, tato stranka ma
seho zivota upadala. Nyn1
vsak, kdy starost O nj pfevzalo
ma sva bedra Sdruzen1 m1stn1ch
spolkd, name slime vyhlfdky
do budoucna. Vedoucf cinovn1-
ci nov6ho telesa jsou vesmes
bratT1 zkuseni a obetav1, ktef1
nejsou pTet1zeni jinou praci
spolkovou a budou tud1z m1ti
plnou moznost venovati Sc teto
sve cinnosti a my hled1me proto
" pine dGveTe budoucnosti
vstTfc.
Ma konec jeste chci pripome-
mouth vsem nas1m bratf1m a ses-
tram v marylandskem okrsku
lSokolskem, ably nezapomeli re
dine 8. 1nora poTadame mas
"Patnacty Vyrocnf SNOWFALL
Dance" Sykora.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
OSOBNf.

Tuto sobotu v noci odjede p.
BOA J. svejda, mattel Ameri-
can Czechoslovak Advertising
Co. a klenotnickeho zavodu
Godfrey Horologist v els. 1889
E. Monument St., S p. J. Smej-
kalem, vladimir 1rednikem do
New Yorku, prohlednouti a "a
koupiti ceskoslovenske zboz1 u
importerskych firem tamto.
Bude zp6t v pondeli rano, a
by byl k sluzbam jeho zakaz-
nikGm v jeho obchode.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
VECERE A TANEC.

V 1tery, 4. 1nora V 7 hodin
vecer poradaj1 Ladies Auxilia-
ry Osady sv. Vaclava VeGefi a
Tanec v mfstnostech pod sko-
lou. Vstupne $1.00 S DAM.
VSichni krajane jsou upT1m-
ne a srdecne zvani.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31

K uctenf pamatky zemfele
pf. Bozeny Klimentove darova-
Ii manzele Josef a Bozena B1lek
ma Ceske Sirotky $500.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
DOPIS.

20. prosince 1916.
Praha XIX.
Sarecka 35.
Mily bratre Bilku,
tax jsme sc iiz usadili v Pra-
re a AMI nam to pomalu nepfi-
pada, re jsme byli odsud1 II let
pryc. Podafilo Sc nam z1skat
pekny byt We vilove ctvrti v Del
WEIGH S krasnym pohledem ma
Hradcany. Prace name dost;
jsem prednostou osobn1ho Cd
delen1 v presided m~inisterstva
zahranicnlch vec1, zena Sc "a
byva domacnostf (sama-s luz-
ky nejsou) a synator studuje ma
technice strojn1 inzenyrstv1.
Pomalu sc take pTipravujeme
ma slet r. 1913. Jsem v zahra-
nicnf sekce Glen prfpravneho
vyboru pro navstevu z ciziny.
T6sfm Sc, re pTi te pTflezitosti
uv1tame zde hodne bratr1 a ses-
ter re Spoj. StatG.
Rad vzpomenu ma mile chvl-
lie, profile v baltimorske sokol-
ske jednote, ma sve rozloucen1
s Vami vsemi a vsem, kdoz take
ma mne vzpomneli good-by po-
zdravy.
Srdecny dix, sokolske ma
zdar - ma shledanou ma slete.
Uprfmne zarucene I've psa-
nj = tez pozdrav cd zeny!
Bratrsky Ii ruku tiskne a
pTatelsky zdravi Tebe a celou
jednotu,
Vas,
DR.. Karel Cervenka.
Prfjemne svatky vanocnf a
vse nejlepsf v Novem roce pre-
je lobe, bratre starosto, jakoz
Ii I've rodine a vsem bratrGm a
sestram Sok. Jednoty "Blesk'
s pratelskymi pozdravy,
Vas,
DR.. Karel Cervenka S rodinou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31

Vaclav Hradsky, Frant. Lin.
hart a Jan Wallis II.
Kazdy z techto tfech zakla-
dajicich clenG obdrzel darek
co vdek Ia jejich dlouholete p1.
|sobenf a prace pro spolek a Jed
notu X. d.
Br. Matej Hlavac tez obdr-
Eel darek Ia svoj1 ne1navnou
praci jak pro spolek tax pre-
Jednotu K. d.
Bratr Vaclav F. Jelfnek, pred
soda Jednoty K. D. tez obdrzel
darek "a jeho spolupraci a O.
betavOst.
Cteny blahoprejne telegramy
a dopisy cd rGznych spolkd a
prfznivcG jubilejnfho spolku.
Ceremonial Vldp. JOS. F. We
trovec podekoval vsem pfltom-
nym a zvlastni dix zenam a div
kan "a pfipravenf tax chutne
vecere a "a obslouzeni u stol1.
Pc ukoncenl programu cape
ny vsemi pritomnymi americas
a ceskoslovenska hymna.
PAX nasledovala volna zaba-
va pri hudbe p. Tomase Rynese.
Jubilejnf Zabavnf Vybor:
Anton zitn1k, Chairman
James DAM Wallis, Asst Chair.
Frank J. Handl1f, Asst Chair.
Jan Pivec, pokladn1k
Albert G.. Novak, tajemn1k
Jan w. Wallis, SeTad. Program
Dals1 komite:
Mattel Hlavac, Vaclav Hlavac,
Matej Hradsky, Jan Hradsky,
|Vaclav PrGcha, Jos. w. Wallis,
Wenceslaus j. F. Wallis.
Spolek ssv. Petra a Pavla els.
|29 K. D. zalozen byl 3. ledna
1897.
Prvnf 1rednfci jmenovaneho
spolku byli: Vaclav Hradsky,
predseda; Frant. KTivda, m1sto-
pfedseda; Anton1n Wesley, ta-
jemnik a Jan Wallis II. poklad-
mix.
Clenove ktefi zasluhuj1 81
zminku pro jejich dobrou will
a ne1navnou praci cd zalozeni
+spolku az do dnesni dolby jsou
Vaclav Hradsky, predsedou 80
rok1; Matej Hlavac, predsedou
20 rokd a doposud zastava ten
to trad; Matej Kalista, poklad-
n1kem % roxy; Vaclav Hlavac,
duvernfkem &c rokG a dnes je-
ste v tonic 1TadG; Jos. j. Wallis,
ktery al do jeho smrti byl ia
jemnfkem As rokG. V jeho Sic
pejfch dnes pokracuje jeho syn
Wenceslaus j. F. Wallis, nyneJ-
81 tajemnfk.
Behem 5Oti-leteho trvan1 spoil
ku, 279 clenG bylo pfijato "a
cleny, 81 zemrelo, 70 resigno-
valo a 100 jest nynejs1 pocet
clenStva.
Nynejsi 1Tedn1ci jsou:
Matej Hlavac, predseda
Anton Zitn1k, m1stopredseda
Wenceslaus J. F. Wallis, tai.
Albert C. Novak, pokladnlk
Mnoho zdaru a Bozlho poze-
hnanf v dalSi neunavne pracl
pTeje spolubratr f. j. ii
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31
FILADELFIE, PA.

PTipravte Sc ma Is. Vyrocni
"SNOW BALL DANCE" ktery
sc Dude konati We f~iladelficke
Sokolovne, 22O2 N. Marschall
St., " sobotu, dne 8. unora 1947
PT1ste otiskneme podrobnou
pozvanku.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-01-31

pc pas. Nacvicil br. Ed. Stetka.
Vyvrcholenfm a koncem pro-
gramu bylo spolecne evident
muzu a zen. Stf1dave pohyby
a barry, ruznost skupin a 1tva-
ri Sc podoba klasicke skladbe.
Tento nacvicen spolecne bra
trem Stetkou a ses. Maresovou.
Celkem m1zem byt sc zacat-
KEN povalecneho obnoveni Gin
nosti spokojeni. A k vysslm
metam " Chicago.
Ma zdar! Jos. Bflek.
DOPIS.
Berwyn, %. ledna 1947.
Sokolum a Sakoliclm
v Baltimore, Md.
Bratri a sestry:-
We "Svornosti' Sc docitam,
re v nedeli, &c. ledna Dude u
spofadano Vase verejne cvi-
cent.
Kratka zprava, ale hned pri-
nasf ma mysl Vas vsechny, dra.
ri bratri a drahe sestry, a pri-
pom1na vSechnu tn praci tax
dobTe a S takovou laskou kona-
nou. Nemohu byt dnes mezi
Vami, abych sc z vysledkG jeji
S Vami radovala dovolte proto,
abych Vas ujistil, re duchem
mezi Vami jsem.
PT1jmete upffmne a vTele mo-
je bratrske pozdravy k dnesn1-
mu dni prehlfdky cinnosti v te-
locvicne, pr1jmete mole oprav-
dove dfky "a nezistnou Vasi
praci a verne plnenf sokolske-
no poslan1.
Sokolstvu a krajanGm v Bal
timore v uslechtilem jejich usi-
lovanf plny zdar!
Vzdy Vas,
Karel M. Prchal,
starosta A. S. O.
Evening star., 1947-04-05
To Give Euster Ploy
At NutionuI Christian

The Easter play, Into Thy King
DOM" by Dorothy Clarke Wilson,
will be presented at 7 pm. Sun
day in the social hall of the Ma
tional City Christian Church, 1903
Vermont avenue NV, under the di-
rection of Mrs. j. Warren Hastings
and Miss fiilda Koontz. The cast
includes George Rogers. Miss Flor
ence Bennett, Miss Evelyn Ander-
son, Mrs. Nina Sears, Philip Rhein,
Nolyn Bline, Walter Larson and
Harmon Ogren. The public is in
vited.
Sunrise in Garden" is the spe-
cial subject OF DR.. j. Warren Hast
ings in the two services at O'Clock
and at 1880 am The young peo-
Piles Easter breakfast will be served
at 6 am. in the social hall. AT
S pm. baptisrnal service will be
held with DR.. Hastings officiating
Evening star., 1947-04-05

MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH. Easter music
Evening star., 1947-04-05

viii he part Of the identical services
at $50 and II am. At the early
service, Charlotte Il. Watkins, So
prano, and Constance Kruger, con-
tralto, viii sing Warren's The
Magdalenen and at II am Raymond
T. Pigottss tenor solo will be Knapp's
Open the Gates OF the Temple. "
UNIVERSALIST NATIONAL L
MEMORIAL CHURCH. The follow
ing Easter music VIII be included in
the service tomorrow: Unfold Ye
Portals" from Gounod's The Re-
demption,. the Gloria" from Mo-
Evening star., 1947-04-05
Chorus" from Handels ''The Mes

Chorus" from Handels 'The Mes
siah."
FRANCIS ASBURY METHODIST
CHURCH-The Junior and Senior
Choirs under the direction of Fan
ME Shreve Heartsill will sing at the
$50 and II am. services. An Easter
musical service will be given in the
evening by the quartet and chorus
augmented by additional soloists.
CALVARY M e T n o D I S T
CHURCH-Special anthems viii be
sung by the choristers at the 9 am.
service and by the Chancel Choir at
Il am. The Calvary Drama Club
will give Wilson's Into Thy King
dom" at 8 o'clock.
FOUNDRY M ETH o DI s T
CHURCH-At the identical services
at $50 and IL am. four trumpeters
and a harpist from the Army Air
Forces Orchestra will play. The
anthems will be MacFarlafe's open
Our Eyes," Grainer's "Hosanna' and
Unfold, Ye Portals" from Gounod's s
1.-The Redemption. The A Cappella
Choir from the Washington Mis-
sionary College will sing pro-
gram at 8 pm.
METROPOLITAN MEMO RIAL
METHODIST CHURCH-There will
be identical services at 8 and II
o'clock tomorrow morning. Under
the direction of Louis A. Potter the
50-yoiced choir will sing as anthems
KopoIyoff's "Allelujah, Christ Is
Risen" and Reimann's carol This
Glad Easter Day" Scott's ANGELS
Roll the Rock Away" will be sung as
soprano solo.
! At MOUNT RAINIER METH
ODIST CHURCH, the anthems to
be sung at the morning service will
be Stairs Lift Up Ye Heads, o Ye
Gates" and Granier's "Hosanna.
Virginia Baker will sing Handels i
Know That My Redeemer Liveth'
as solo and the offertory will be
Mailing OSt6TtIlOiBcil.
CATHOLIC.
ST. MATTHEW'S CATHEDRAL.
There will be a solemn pontifical
mass at 10 o'clock when music will
be furnished by the Cathedral
Chantry. Yon's mass will be used
and Melvil's motet, Regina Coeli''
be given at the offertory.
Solemn high mass will be, sung at
ST. MARY'S CHURCH at am.
Ravanello's Terra Tremuit" and the
Gregorian 20 Fill ct Filiae" will be
the offertory offerings. Yons "Ordi-
nary of the Mass" will be used.
CHURCH OF THE INCARNA-
TION. Battmann's Mass in E Flat"
will be sung at the II o'clock high
mass with Palestrina's 20 Bone
Jesu" used at the offertory.
ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. Gou-
mods unfold, Ye Portals" will be
the professional and Granier's
"Hosanna" the occasional at the
high mass at 10 o'clock when Marcos
Mass in F" will be sung by the
choir.
PRESBYTERIAN.
CENTRAL PR ESB BYT E r I AN
CHURCH. Played on the chimes
at the morning service will be 'The
HeadsThat Once Was Crowned With
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TAKOMA LUTHERAN CHURCH.
At the Sunrise Communion Service.
Mrs. Charles Fuchs, Mrs. Milford
Stein and Sarah Pfeiffer will sing
Won Berge's He Lives Again" at the
offertory. Dickinson's Easter Song"
will be the anthem at the main
service which will include the organ
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'sI numbers, Sergisson's The Risen
al Christ and Ashford's Easter Glad

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ness.
NATIONAL CITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Al brass quartet viii
play Easter hymns on the church
steps before the services at 8 and
1880 am. and will join with the
organ in accompanying the chorus
In Goldsworthy's An Easter ANTI
phon." HandeHs Il Know That My
Redeemer Liveth" viii be q solo
number and the chorus win sing the
"HalleIujah Chorus" Ravanello's
"Christus Resurrexit," )" as prelude,
and Edmundson's sToccata' on
Nassau, = postlude, will be played
by James B. Smiley, organist.
ALL SOULS UNITARIAN
CHURCH. Elsa Raner, violinist,
will play the Allegro Moderate
from Nardini's Concerto in E
Minor" and Goldmark's "Ballade"
numbers by Lewis Atwater include.
during the II o'clock service. Organ
Bach's "All Glory Be to God" Karg-
Elert,s TN Festive Mode" and Flor
Peeters' Choral" The ''Toccata'
from Widor,s Fifth Symphony" will
be played by Donald Gillett as the
organ postlude. Two traditional
Russian Easter carols, Granier's
"Hosanna" and Thiman's "Resur-
rection' will be sung by the quartet.
THE CHURCH OF THE HOLY
CITY. Easter music to be sung by
the quartet will consist of Saint
Saens' '"Tollite Hostias";; Lyoff's 20
Holy Jesus" and "Aake Thou That
Sleepest" from Stainers Daughter
of Jairus."
MOUNT PLEASANT CONGRE-
GATIONAL CHURCH. Easter music
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CENTRAL PRESB YTERI AN
CHURCH. Played on the chimes
at the morning service will be "The
HeadsThat Once Was Crowned With
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Uhurrh nf Ghrtst
Ghurrh nf GhrtHt
THE LORDS DAY"

The Son Of God the first day Of the week MARX
16:9l The Church Of Christ established the first
Pentecost otter His resurrection Pentecost owoys
the first doy Of the week LEV 235-6) Therefore, the
church that Jesus built stoed the first doy Of the week
Every week thot doy the eory Chsons met for worship
q Cor. l6:1-2).
No first doy had any pre-eminence ony other
first doy they all regarded alike The observance Of
the Lords Supper Of chief importance in these weekly
meetings and olwoys prepared for Gods people
(Aets 20:7).
1t resrettobIe thot have exoIted the doy they
coll Eoster to the neglect of other first doy In the light
Of the Scripture every Lords doy should be memorial Of
memoroon Of His suffering by portokins Of the supper He
instituted
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ST. STEPHENS CHURCH. Gou-
mods unfold, Ye Portals" will be
the professional and Granier's
"Hosanna" the occasional at the
high mass at 10 o'clock when Marcos
Mass in F" will be sung by the
choir
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Easter Music
Continued From Page ABB
Ger" and Bachs "Jesu Joy of Mans
Desiring" will be sung.
METHODIST.

Ger" and Bachs @Jesu Joy of Mans
Desiring" will be sung.
METHODIST.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH-The an
thems at the II O'Clock service will
be Shelley's THE Resurrection" and
Pattinson's arrangement of HE Is
Risen" At pm. the program will
contain the two duets, Wilson'S
1.-The Saviour ,Liveth" and Gaines
"An Easter Alleluia";; the trios,
ANGELS Roll the Rock Away" by
Malon, and Sibelius' 20 Morn of
Beauty" and the soprano solo
Mozart's "Alleluia."
ANACOSTIA ME- T H ODDS T
CHURCH-At the morning services
the Angelus Choir will sing Mer-
edith's "Victory," and the anthems
will be Dickinson's "In Joseph's
Lovely Garden" and the "Hallelujah
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Sing aand Rejoice" and Edmund-
sons .An Easter Song win consti-
t1te the anthems. Organ numbers
during the services win be Malling's
Easter Morning" Handel's .EIalle-
|lujah Chorus; Johnston's aRessur-
rections and Loret's % Filii et
Eiliae !,
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CHURCH OF THE INCARNA-
TION. Battmann's Mass in E Flat"
will be sung at the II o'clock high
mass with Palestrina's 20 Bone
Jesu'' used at the offertory.
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FIRST EVANGELICAL AND RE-
FORMED CHURCH. Easter music
will include Vincent's "As It Began
to Dawn" Dickinson's I'm Josepf's
Lovely Garden" and Moore's Saw
iour of the World the latter a duet
by Maria Coffey and Joseph Zeis.
Karl Holer, organist, viii play
Gounod's Ave Maria" and Bach's
"Chorale."