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Sical program by combined
choirS of local churches will be
given at 5:45 am. In case of
rain, services will be held in
the Admiral E. Peary High
School Auditorium, Wheaton.
j 6 am. - Beulah Baptist
Church grounds, Franconia, Va.
| 6 am. - Ritchie Memorial.
Annapolis. Fourteenth annual
Easter sunrise service sponsored
by the Christian Business Mems
Committee of Annapolis and
Anne Arundel County. NJ. Ed
win Barrett of Alexandria will
speak. Local church choirs and
Shorb brothers will sing.
6 a.m.-OaktOn, Va. Breth-
rem Church. An original narra-
tive of the Resurrection, II Saw
the Risen Lord" by the Rev.
Edward K. ziegler. pastor, will
be presented as part of the
service. Music will be provided
by the girls choir, directed by
Doris Miller Bear.
6 a.m.-Sugar Loaf Noun
tain, Dickerson, Md. The Rev.
j. Wiley Prugh of st. Andrews
United Presbyterian Church,
Rockville, Md, will preach. The
Sugar Loaf Mountain Sunrise
Chorus will sing. Breakfast will
be served at nearby Dickerson
Methodist Church, where the
service will be held in case of
rain.
6 am. - Aberdeen Proving
Ground, Md, in the parking
lot before the residence of Brig.
Gen. John H. Weber, COM
mander of the Proving Ground.
Army Chaplain Richard B.
Cheatham will speak. Army |
Chaplain Edward R. Andrews
and the Rev. Perry Monroe,
pastor of Grove Presbyterian
Church, Aberdeen, will conduct
the worship.
$50 a.m.-LewinSville Pres
byterian Church, Mclean, Va.
Thirty fourth annual Mclean
community sunrise service with
the Rev. Clyde E. Baucom, pas
tor of Mclean Baptist Church,
as preacher.
$3.50 a.m.-Pilgrim Lutheran
Church, $500 Massachusetts,
avenue extended, Bethesda.
$3.50 am. Mount Vernon
Estate George Washington's
Home), Mount Vernon, Va. DR..
Clarence w. Crawford, pastor of
Calvary Baptist Church, Wash
ington, will speak. Service spon-
Sored by the Mount Vernon XII
wants Club in cooperation with
local churches. Choirs of Mount
Vernon and Lee High Schools,
consisting of 200 voices, will
sing.
$3.50 a.m.-Luray (Va.) Sing
ing Tower. Sponsored by Luray
Commandery No. 19, nights
Templar. DR.. Harry M. Grim,
deputy grand master of District
No. 3, will speak. Music by the
Luray High School Band and
carlton music played by
Charles T. Chapman will start
at 6:15 am.
$3.50 am. - Seat Pleasant
Methodist Church, 6186 Addi-
son road Sc. Air Force Chap
lain Oakley E. Edwards will
preach.
7 am. - Skyline Caverns,
Front Royal, Va. Sponsored by
the Warren County Council Of
Churches. The Rev. Benjamin
H. Taylor, professor at Lees
McRae College, will speak. The
so piece Randolph M aeon
Academy band, directed by
Herbert G. Wyatt, will play.
Z a.m.-Bethlehem Lutheran
Church, Sixteenth and T streets
Sc.
7 am. - First Trinity Lu-
theran Church, Fourth and E
streets NV.
7 am. - Mount Olivet Lu-
theran Church, 1903 Vermont
avenue NV. Choir will pre-
sent the "Celebration of
Easter"
Z a.m.-Oxon Hill Lutheran
Church, 5735 Oxon Hill road
Sc.
Z am. Peace Lutheran
Church, on lawn of the par
sonage, 1929 AmeS street NE.
Z a.m.-HOly Cross Lutheran
Church, at the Beltsville (Md0
Drive-In Theater. Vicar David
Lotz of Christ Lutheran Church
will preach.
7 am. - Trinity Lutheran
Church, Lexington Park, Md.
Z amour Savior Lutheran
Church, Ninth and South Tay-
lor streets, Arlington.
Z a.m.-Greater First Baptist
Church, Thirteenth and Fair
mont streets NV. Handel's
The Messiah" will be pre-
sented by James A. Dasher.
Z a.m.-ROckvilIe Civic Cen
ter, Rockville, Md. The Rev.
Russell Wilson, assistant pastor
of Rockville Methodist Church,
will preach. Service sponsored
by the Mems Bible Glasses Of
Rockville.