Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-27

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For the 10Th year the {
Templar Of the United States
Of America will hold its annual
sunrise service at 1880 am. or
the hallowed ground Of Airing
ton Memorial Cemetery.
| More than 800 Templar;
from many parts Of the country
will march In full uniform anc
plumed hats into the amphi-
theater before the service. Mu-
sic win be played by the Marine
Band.
The Rev. Phil Porter Of Gam
bier. Ohio, eminent prelate oil
the Grand Encampment, will
deliver the sermon.
Secretary OF the Interior
Seaton will give the opening
prayer.
Among those attending will
be Secretary of the Army
Brucker, past grand commander
of Michigan. and Louis H. VIE
Der Of Cleveland, most eminent
grand master Of Templars.
On Radio Network
The service will be carried on
the national radio NBC net
work from 1903 am. 1t will
be heard locally on WRC.
After the service a Gross OF
Lilies" will be placed on the
TombS of the Unknowns by Mr.
Weber.
Off1cials at Arlington Gene
terry announced today that traf-
f1c for the general public there
will not be opened until $3.50
am. Sunday.
The Organized Bible Glass
Association will conduct its sun
rise service at $3.50 am. in the
Carter Barron Amphitheater
DR.. Lawrence D. Folkemer, pas
tor Of Reformation Lutheran
Church. will give the sermon,
Numerous armed forces in
stallations will hold dawn serv-
ices Sunday. The Oldest sunrise
worship in the Washington area
will be held for the 33d year in
the formal gardens of Walter
Reed Army Medical Center at
$50 am.
The service will be preceded
by the singing Of Easter music
proclaiming the eternal promise
of the sacred day. The National
City Christian Church choir
will sing and the Army Band.
directed by Maj. Hugh Curry,
will play.
Medley of Marches
The band will also play a
medley of service marches and
Onward Christian Soldiers"
during the Massing of the
-olors ceremony starting at 6:45
am. Army( Navy. Air Force,
Marine Corps and Coast Guard
units will head a parade in
GLIDING color guards from mill
tary, veteran, civic. fraternal
and youth groups. They will be
directed by Mai. Roy Miffleton
and Capt. John LeFoe. both Of
the American Legion National
Guard of Honor.
DR.. Edward Hughes Pruden.
pastor Of the First Baptist
Church, will deliver the SER
mon. More than $500 seats
will be available for worship
ers. The service, starting at
Y am, will be broadcast by
WMAL. Maj. Gen. Leonard D.
Heaton. commanding general
at Walter Reed Medical Center,
will welcome the gathering.
The Bethesda Council of
Churches and the Naval Medi-
cal Center will sponsor the an
nual sunrise service at $50
am. on the grounds of the GEN.
ter in Bethesda.
Navy Chaplain Samuel D.
Chambers. chaplain of the
Naval Chapel at Nebraska and
Massachusetts, avenues NV,
will speak.
Easter music will be sung by
a choral ensemble composed of
the Bethesda Chevy Chase High
School a cappella choir, the
Naval Medical Center choir and
the Navy Band.
Ministers participating in the
worship will be the Revs. Grover
Rieger, Bethesda Congrega-
tional Church, invocation: Ray
mond Hartzell, Trinity Luth-
eran Church, Scripture lesson;
A. c. Young, Columbia Heights
Christian Church. pastoral
prayer, and Forrest L. Farris,
st. Andrews Methodist Church,
offering.
Indoors If It Rains
In case of rain the service
will be held in the gymnasium
of the Naval Center.
More than 5000 military per-
sonnet and civilian worshiperS
are expected at the sixth an
nual Easter sunrise service to
be held at $50 am. at Arnold
Field, Boiling Air Force Base.