Easter Sunday Church Services and Readings
The listing notes Easter morning devotion at 11 a.m. and an 8 p.m. evangelistic service with the topic Divinity's Grave. It includes church events for Church of the Nazarene, Church of Christ, First Church of Christ Scientist, and Calvary Lutheran with Bible readings, missionary meetings, and reading room hours.
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Church of the Nazarene
A.sa
N.Y. P.S
Miami
Calvary Lutheran Church Missouri Synod
Dakota
Easter Services and Choir Specials Across Local Churches
The bulletin lists Easter activities including a duet "Jesus lives" by Miss Florence Mills and Elfrieds Schnathorst, youth Sunday school gathering at 9 15, German service at 10, and a Walther league meeting in Huron at 10 Tuesday. St Martin’s Catholic Masses are 8 20 and 10 30 with weekday masses, and an Easter offering. American Lutheran Palm Sunday includes a 10 45 worship with choir Sibelius and a male quartet. Sunday school and confirmation class meet at 9 30. plans for May 7 confirmations. Easter program features a pageant, Easter pantomime, and 40 voice junior chorus under Miss Hazel Henson. Sabbath services note Seventh Day Adventist meetings on Sixth Street, 2 pm Sabbath school and 3 pm Bible study. Presbyterian worship at 10 45 features Prof Carl Jacobs directing, soloists Miss Gladys Murray, Miss Helen Buchanan, duets by Mrs Lenora Gitchell and Mrs K C Hathaway, with an Easter sermon The Gates of Life.
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Florence Mills
Elfrieds
Schnathorst
5. D
Walther League
Huron
Mongsy
American Lutheran Church
Sibelius
Walter Matson
Christ Arose
Lowry
H. E. Dienslake
George Smith
Jerome Sorenson
Mons Evinge
Helen’ Buchanan
Gounod
Lenora Gitchell
K. C. Hathaway
Granier
Easter Services Across Churches Highlight Citywide Celebration
Dr Hubert Svelle leads Congregational Church Easter events with choral pieces Magdalene and Christ ist Jesus, a trumpet duet, and a sermon on Jesus the Eternal Companion. Morning Bible school 10, junior choir, Young Peoples at 6:20, Ruth Wilcox Passion Play in Oberammergau. Churches in Carthage and Bethel A. M. E. host services, with Salvation Army schedules, Episco pal rites, and Pentecostal Mission meetings. all welcome.
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Congregational Church
Jesu
Porpel
Magdalene
Jand “Christig Tisen
J. P. Scotto
Tessie Coffey
Temple
Knapp
Jesus
Comrad
Imems
Young Peoples Society
Ruth
Wilcox
Oberammergau
Central Church of Christ Services and Meetings Schedule
The public is invited to attend Bible school at 109 m and service and communion at 10 a.m. Elders oversee the program with a Young People's meeting at 3:30 p.m. Evening worship follows at 7:30 p.m. A Midwest prayer meeting is also listed for Wednesday.
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Central Church of Christ
Deegon Avenue
Southeast Bible School
Publc
Easter Services at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church announces Easter services with Sunday school at 40 oclock, morning worship at 11 featuring baptism and reception of members. Sermon titled Lessons From the Resurrection. Knights Templar Lacotah Commandery No 6 attend at 3 pm. Easter pageant at evening by church youth, directed by Mrs J S Tschetter and Mrs Fred Eggers. Alfred Trenerry, Minister.
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Baptist Church
Knights Templar
Lacotah Commandery No
J. S.tschetter
Fred Eggers
Alfred Trenerry
Best in Radioland Opens Century of Progress Broadcasts
Radio features note Chicago exposition broadcasts marking a century of progress with 104 radio circuits to main control, 20 studios planned and one completed. Fred Allen finishes a 26 week run with an audition for a news program next week. Stoopnagle and Budd's WABC CBS half hour extended to July. Farley to address postal issues.
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New York
Apr
Chicago
Fred Allen
Stoopnagle P
Budd
Farley
NBC Radio Forum Plans Evening Schedule
The listing outlines WEAF NBC and WABC CBS broadcasts for Monday night and Saturday noon. Programs include Orchestra and Cavaliers at 8:00, Tom Howard at 8:00, Betty Barthel and the Eton boys at 9:00, Oratorio Seven Last Words of Christ, Nino Martini at 10:00, and Charl Chan at 9:00 with Verdi's Requiem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WEAF
NBC
Cavaliers
Tom Howard
South Dakota Day set at Chicago World Fair
Pierre announces October 2 as South Dakota Day at the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago with C A Russell endorsing the plan. The date honors the state's constitution ratified forty four years ago and was chosen by Doane Robinson since October 1 fell on a Sunday. Plans aim to mark South Dakota's prominent role at the fair.
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S. D
Pierre
South Dakota
Chicago
C. A. Russell
Doane G. Robinson
Missionary Rev Kidhan Speaks in Highmore
Rev Kidhan from Gann Valley, a returned missionary from India, is visiting Highmore this week. He will speak at the high school Wednesday afternoon at a Congregational Aid tea at Mrs BR Drew s home and deliver a lecture at the Congregational church Wednesday evening.
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Highmore Highmore
Rev
Kidhan
Gann Valley
India
Highmore
Congregational Aid
Fea
BR. J. Drew
Chesterfield smokers quietly win friends daily
In a concise ad style passage Chesterfield emphasizes quiet satisfaction with no noise or back talk. The brand touts its two word slogan They Satisfy as a plain statement of merit and appeal.
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Tur
Chesterfield
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Church of Christ
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Filth and
Mlinois
God
Christ Jesus
Christ
Mary
Ladies Aid
H. Doeckel
St. Martin’s Catholic
Monsignor Desmond
J. M. Brosman
Indéer
Hazel Henson
Seventh Day Adventist
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Illinois
Ohio
Hubert Svelle
Carlson
First Christian Church
Carthage
Albert Mygatt
Trev
C. S. Spears
Padider
Salvation Army
C. J. Jones
Grace Episcopal
Church
Miss Besse
Stackpole
Echilling
Wallace Bristol
Pentecostal Mission
Ta Daum
Holy Ghost
Tim
Eliza Hopkins
Calvary Gospel Mission
Daum
Ward
Greys
Montgomery Ward.&co
Pal Wieman
First Baptist Church
Radioland
By C. E. Butterfield
NBC Radio Forum
Wm. Green
Voorhees Chapel Choir
WABC
CB5
WJZ
Jenny Lind
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