Blessed is the man
who ‘walketh' ndt in
the counsel of the
wicked. '
Nor standeth in the
way of sinners,
Nor sltteth in the seat
or the scorniul.
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. harem, silt); Them vfliho
v ‘ as (allows:
_. Thursday—«7: is p. In... midweek Mbymlunlorcholr.
sum Topic. The Moth of the W. G. Howard.
m We d a new Scripture—4. None.
outing plan hr the dung. Whigs. Cleans.
inlay—ism. paw-3mm Camilla—ill KW
mutt-chanson. 7:809; Mutton—0.11m“
I. In! Sea-sf mind- m m—ai‘, Hopkieae ,
Saturday—7:30 p. In, pastor class Reclfition—B. Jones. _
doryenug'peopleiathsclolrrnon. .WW.
Woodward Avenue Department. Singing—Junior Choir.
Recitation—N. Hopkins.
Sunday school at 3 p. In.
Sunday afternoon service at 3:46 Recitation—A. Pollard.
Recitation—E. Jones
p In.
Mr. Stapleton will praeh. Subject, Recitation—H Gianna.
The Risen Christ ‘ Radiation—J. Borden,
Brookaide Chapel. ”Recitation—B. Bryant.
Sunday school at 3 p. In. Recitition—L Clemons:
Sunday afternoon service at 3:45 p. Recitation-G. Ward.
Selection—H. 8. Quartet. '
In. Mr. Thompson will preach.
Recitation—uh. Hopkins.
ll
First Congregational Church—Rev.
Ernest l". McGregor. Ph. D., Pastor—
The mornhg service at 10:30 will
celebrate the Easter Day with appro- day. 11:00 a. m. preaching; sublet!-
prints music and with an Easter new Our 139%!“ to Children. 12: 30 Snbw
saga by the pastor, The Sunday. 1 bath School. 3:30 p. m. Special music
school will not meet at noon. but at meter Exercise- ms Praise son
the veaper hour, 4:130, and unite withiVlco- 8 p. In. Special music by chair.
the senior congregation in the vesper Sermon, subject: The Revival From
Grace Baptist Church—Rev. G. J.
Sabres, A. B. pastor. Services, Blur
lag ....................... Sullivan
iintrpit—Chrlst Our Passover .
....................... Hodges
To w ...... ... .......... . Lenin
firm—Jesus Christ ‘ls Risen Today
agertory Anthem—Upon the 1m
In! of the Week ......... . Poem
Hymn—The Strife is Get
.................... Palestrina
Bonnier...» ...... ......Staine!
Re_ Hymn—The Day of Resurrection
............................ Martin
Postlnde~Postlude in C ...... Wely
Evening, 7:30.
Prelude—Tests! Prelude in A
\ Parker
Pro. Hymn—Come Ye Faithful
.......................... Sullivan
PssltoerI-oper Psalms
Msgnidcst ............. . ..... Rogers
Nunc Dimittis ......... Rogers
Hymn—Jesus Lives ....... Gauntlett
Oil'ertory Anthem—d Heard a Great
Voice ....................... Cobb
Inc. Hymn—He Is Risen Neandor
Postlude—Maroh Trinmphal ..Caikin
The members oi the choir are:
Sopranos, Miss Lydia Vosburgh,
Mrs. Harold Van Wagenen. Mrs. A, J.
Hand. Mrs. Louis Warden, Misses
McLean.
.... ......a ...... «1 an"; new
THE EASTER SPIRIT WILL BE IN EVIDENCE IN
IALL THE CHURCHES OFTHE CITY TOMORROW IN
SERMON AND SONG THE RESURRECTIQN WILL " BE
THE KEYNOTE OF THE DAY. WITH ADDITIONAL
SOLOISTS IN SEVERAL OF, THE CHOIRS. BOTH VOCAL
'AND INSTRUMENTAL, THE” MUSIC PROGRAMS WILL
PROVE OF MORE THAN US UAL INTEREST. THE ,PAS- '
TORS, ADSO, WILL HAVE MESSAGES OF SPECIAL NOTE
AND WITH THE HANDSOME DECORATIONS THERE
SHOULD BE VERY LARGE CONGREGATIONS AT ALL
SERVICES. THE SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAMS ARE
PRINTED IN FULL TODAY. I .
“WW... .... .-.M
METHODIST. hour. 6:30 p. m.. Epworth League
Methodist Episcopal Church-«Rev. prayer meeting. Leader, Miss Mun
W. H. Wakeham, pastor—«Easter ser- loll L'Hommedieu. Subject, The Prom-
vi'oes at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p.“m. In»
the morning the pastor will preach.
sits subject will be, “The Hedill‘l'ec‘
tlon of'Christ. 9. Fact and a Revels»
tion." In the evening an Easter Con-
cert oi Story and Song given by the
no
i
lgg sermon by the pastor and music
by the choir.
Services of the week:
Wednesday~3 p. m.. the Ladies'
Aid Society will meet as usual.
. Schools."
ice at Immortality. 7:30 p. m.. even- .
school. This will prove a very inter-
esting service. All the friends of the
school will want to attend.
This Sunday closes the conference
year. Mr. Wakeham will start (or the
Thursday-7:30 p, m.. the mid-week
prayer meeting will be held in the
chunch auditorium. As the pastor will
be in Brooklyn attending the annual
conference, the scul Winners' Band
seat of the conference on Tuesday
morning. Before that time all money
will have charge of the service.
Easter music. East Avenue M. E.
tor Church Benevolences and tor the Church—A. Nettleton Paddock, or-
Christian Advocate ought to be, ill-bis genial and obdrmaster: ‘1
hands. Morning.
The Bible School will meet at .12 In. Prelude-Munch, D Major
The newly elected superintendent will ~‘ . . . . . ...... ~. . . Alex Guilmont
s. in charge. mum Souls. an». oasis
comes into office with the very M
wishes oi everybody concerned.
monoclonal-«Brightly “Beams Our
Banner Arthur Sullivan
1 Anthem—Break Forth Into Joy
The devotional meeting 07 the Cp- .J. Bamby
worth League,16:30 p. In. Subject “The IOl'fertory—Gelected.
Promise of immortality." Louder, Anthemqnagdalene . .G. W. Warren
Miss Miriam Ewing. Evening.
an [hater cantata.
Monday—The Doorkcepers’ Circle
will meet with Miss Bartram and Miss
Shumway at No. 7 Union Park.
Wednesday—The Elwasar
will meet at Miss Smith's. _
Wednesday at s p. m.‘ the L n. A.
will meet in the Parish House. Mrs.
S. B. Wilcox will address the meeting
on the subject: “Our Southern
Circle
Music for the day.
Morning Prelude—Hosanna
.......... 1. . .. Paul Wachs
Christ the Lord (is Risen Todd!
..‘ ........... ~....I.... HQDUWIIM
Contralto Solo—Easter Bells
...... .WIn. Gasman“
The Resurrection ..... H. ER. Shelley
Pomona—March iron “The King
Eternal ............. w. n Ashmsll'
. Vesper service at 4:20 p. m.
Prelude—a. Piece Hormone
............ ....... Cesar muck
b. Violin SolHonvenir ..11'. Ms
Oilertory—Violin. Air for the G
String ...... 1 ........... J. S. Bach
Cantats~Ailelnial Hail With Glad-
ness .......... J. Lamont Galbraith
1. introduction and bass solo,
“Thus Salth the Lord”;
Shall the Dead Arise?” 8, "The Lord
in «Heaven Reigneth": 4. Tenor.
“Sing Unto the Lord s New Song";
5. “Though Darkness Pulls Around
Us”: 8. Contralto, "He Hath Swal-
lowed Up Death”: 7. "Alleluia. Hall
With Gladness"; 3. “Only Be
lieve"; 9. Soprano "'Lord, in Her-
cy”; 10. “And There Were Great,
.Voices"; 11 "Lord, As Thou Hsst
Overcome."
Poatiude—Toccata from 5th Organ
Symphony C. M. Widor
Mrs Lillian Sherwood-NeWkirk 8‘0-
2. “And
Cottage Meeting, Wednesday even- Anthem—He Mas Risen
ing at the residence of Mr. Ssrtan, . Harry Gadsby
Quintard avenue. I0!ertory~8elnctod.
Regular Church Prayer Meeting, Anthem—The Resurrection 1
Thursday evening. 7: 45 i) m. I ..H R. Shelley
Junior League. 8:16 Friday. Mrsw ---,--~-—
Edward Austin in charge. Boy Scodts,I- Knight Street A. M. E. Church.
hiday. 7 p. m. IRev. Henry M Shields pustor~—8 ii.
The music (or the morning servlcsIIn., service with full robed choir. 11
will be as tollowa a..,em preaching by pastor Subject,
Anthem—Why Seek Ye the Living, The Empty Tomb. 8 p. m.. Easter
‘Brown exercises by children. Mrs. LaurnMa-
Anthem~Magdalene ......... Warren son and the Sunshine Band. 8 p. In.,
Alto Solo—Easter Dawn .. ..Woodmun preaching subject, Dry Bones, by pas-
Miss DoPierne Itor.
The Choir—«Archibald T. Merriam, Thursday, evening, donation supper
organist: Mrs. Hull. soprano: Miss at new Red Men’s Hail.
'DePierne, alto; Ear-urn E. Cr‘owe,~'
te’nor: Warren Srofleld, bass. “1 I
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GONGHEGATIONAL.
The South Norwalk Congregational
Church, John ,Stapleton, minister-—
Public worship. Sunday morning at
10: 30. The poster will preach. Sen
non topic. The Risen Christ in the
Quartet—Awake. Thou That Sleepesthlaen Lite. Evening service at 7: 30
..................... G. G. Allen on. Steplemn‘s sermon subject will
Baritone Soio—-Resurrectlon Song * Ifhé tall-r Message to the Man Who
................ Wm Lnbon Wood Wants to Have Proof oi the Resurrec-
Quartet—Look. Ye Saints; the Sight {ins mashed at 12 o’clock. East-
Is Glorious .......... Wm. RoedI er exercises. _J. M Glover, superin-
Postlude—Piano and Organ. “11 if lendent. Senlon«C. E. meeting at 6: 30
Evenino " p. In. leader. Miss Marion Hamilton.
-l’relude-Piano and organ. ‘ . . Topic, Concluding Discouragement.
Quartet—Be Comlorted, , Ye? That , Music tor the day:
Monro .WIn. Arnie fisher . , flea-sing.
Soprano and Alto Duet—AwakeW-Up organPI-eludo.(0rgan and Piano)—
My Glory ...... Millet
Quartet—~Lifl Your Glad voices
.............. ......F. H. Bracken
Pastime—Piano and organ. '
The choir—Miss Willa Miller so-
mop Mrs Forest Cues. coast-alto: 1
Tram Ambler. tenor Harry C. Sterl- »
lng. bass; Mrs. John Buckley. pimlat:
Charles G. ives. organist and anteater.
But I‘m. Methodist mops
Church. Kiev. 8. P monks, pastora—
Norwalk M. M. Church
Music for the dayt-
"" Morning.
Prelude~Piano and organ. .1
dsnto...........'. .... Mendelssohn
Soprano Solo—{l Rejoice . . .Msec'ngni
Organ l’oetlnde—Schersdndo ~ ’
Evening.
Organ Prelude—firs“ Chorus 1
Selection MOrgan, Piano and Walk,
aw ........ Handel
Gluten, (Orson. Piano and Violin)
9:30 a. air-Fellowship hadn‘t-sad. was OEWQ
er.’_ Edmund manna. 10: 30 a. m.. Wed—Mrs. Granola: ‘
Easter sermon by the pastor 1on0 clan Postinde~Allegro-...... hm
special Raster music“ In: the allot-1H". m We Grannies, 0i!»-
............i:... ‘0' ...I,,
cos-a
.‘.. was ‘tllil b
1' We are" lookina ionward with also m: Miss Illa! Decker. ~Viollbiut:
anticipation to on. service which fl: ui Ills“. m manna, M;
time :1, spiritual exeltstion to the- Trades-let Gram. Organist and 1'10!-
Durham 12 m.. Sunday school 1 holds
lion for Bible study. sonnet oi: Isl-15 windmills-4 to p ... menus “ot
son. The Resurrection. Alter thalli- M Association. mo n. u;
sonstndysshort missionaryflservtso «CampflroGlrlil all."
will be hold. 3: up it. I‘n.,‘- -Ths Junior WW or Men's llrotherhocd
League devotional Ind Bible auo' n on cam sud-I music and so".
Oilertory l(0rgun and Pinned—Am.
‘ : Final Chorus—Now the Earth hi:
prano: Mrs. Reed Haviisnd, Control-
to; William A. Scsbridgo, Tenor;
IFrnlt Nash. Bass: mm Ethel Ionics
Becker, Violinist: Al“. 8. Gibson, 0r-
ganist and “rector.
BAPTIST.
Baptist Church, 'Rev. R. G. Hart-
lov. psatorr—Esater services will be;
celebrated in the Baptist Church with
Ispecisl sermons and addresses Morn-
ing service. 10:30 a. In.
Prelude—Hallelujah Chorus
....... Handel
Offertory ............ Goltenlann
Oii'ertory Selection—Awake Thou
That Sieepest ., ............. Maker
Postlude~The HeavenelAre Telling, '
Sermon by the pastor-TheDuel'in
the Garden.
special Easter exercises...
Evening services, 7: 30 p. In.
Master address by the pastor.
IOrgnn inusic
Oile'rtory—Andante
Inn-n Rowe Shelley.
Chorus (Matt. XXVII. )—-H‘ail
ing ot‘ the Jews.
the:
Sixth Hour
Alto Borne-Then They Took the Irony?
of Jesus.
First Day of the Week.
Thou Taken Him.
Resurrection Light
'thé evening service.
the shntv‘in’s tor the mom: sari
vice. ~
erase calm .I.
Werner. m: Eastdr\Day—~'I‘Fe
aid. In emails-Minus
thl'rdchoral: preachinghytherewor
homecuonwiththelatter chug.
m’aehccslservleestdoelseh
service, at which the choir will sing the Grave. . ,
Josephine Oldfield, Ethel
Elizabeth Dyer, Edna Hunkemeier,
”—- Hattle Henry. Bertha St. John, Emily
”ML 1 . IChichester, Gertrude Harris, Helen
Trinity Church—«Rev. Wick A. gray!“
cm, "COOP—Edam! DIV—'7 I. 3.,I Aann Edward J Sign,
All are welcome.
Mrs
Celebration 0! the 30‘! Commmn- gwuusm Dibble, Misses Mildred Aller, ......
10: 30 a. m. Mornhg Prayer, Holy Misry Woodward
Communion and lemon. The sermon: Teflon—slang? Owen,
Will 110 on "The P0“! of the Resur— Matti-an, Louis \le'dell
realm" 3:15 P l- m WW9“ Basses-John w Wehle. p. N.
0‘ 'W- 4 I" '3' Th Easter C”‘Illnspp, Harold Van Wagenen, Harry
carols are especially boastilul tidal ......
year, and this sol-via is a very bean-I Christ Church, Gregory Boulevard.
tlful one consisting of the singing of] Rev. Talisi’erro F. Caekey. DD. min-
tlla Easter Carols, the presenting ofIiater in charge; Easter Day—Celsius»
the beaten ldlte Boa altering and s tinned the Holy Communion at 7. 30 a.
brie! addreu by” the rector. 7: 30 p. In. Morning prayer, benediction of
In. Evening prayer and address by the I guts, Holy Communion and sermon
rector. at 10: 30. Subiect ot sermon. Easter
The rector will have the assistance I as Pact, Power and Pattern. Sunday
at the Rev. Inn-Adams or Ridgeheidlschool carol service at noon.
stall the services. Evening prayer and sermon at 7:30.
Calendar dot the week:
Monday. 9:30 a. at. Holy Commun-
ion. 2 p. n. Sewing meeting oi bheI
Herbert J.
(Continued on Third Pass)
ladies of the parish. 7:30 pt In. The
Boy's Club with Lieutenant Key-
worth.
Tuesdsy, 0:30 a. In. Holy Common-l
ion. 7: I5 p. In. Business meeting of
EASIER suns
dull-812.50 & $13.50
With savings 01 86 to‘xlolon each.
from the Creation ........ Hayden ._
12 In.—1~The Sunday school with~ ‘
Prelude—Ehntasia ....... Tours“ _
.i-larwood,
Postlude ............. _. Handel ;
Easter cantata—Death and Lille, .5 by , '
Recit (Matt. ifim'r'NdW From th.
Chorus—Behold they‘TeInples Vsil '
Tenor. Soprano and {Bass Seine-The i
Soprano and Alto mate-Sir. Host!
The Imptismsl service will follow: I
Anmobiiu will 'o‘e" Mel tot-77'
The members and triads are mo' (-2.
fatally invited to afraid these services. . 1‘"
CHEW or cs. 8on counseled: I
the Woman’s Guild. °
Wednesday. 3: 00 p In. Junior Aux.
iliary to the Board oi Missions.
Thursday, 3:30 p. In. The Camp Fire
Girh. 7: (6 p. III. Devotional and bus-
iness meeting of the Girls' FrIendl) i
Society. 7. 45 p. In. Choir Rehearsal.
Friday, 7. so 11. I'll. mater party at
the members of the Sunday-school.
The parents and members or the “tam.
than of the Sunday-school are invited
to come All entertainment has been
provided and. refreshments will be
served.
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Prelude—eTI-anscription on an Easter
Hymn
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‘Black and Gray Scintclla, a beautiful light
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$3.75.
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