oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-14

Easter THOUSANDS of persons will journey by auto and on foot Easter morning to the hill tops where on are held devotional sunrise services at various points in Orange-co. and at the first rays of the sun appear over the horizon buglers will sound. Easter calls, after which heads will bow in prayer. Sunrise services for Fullerton Community will be held on Hillcrest. The Fullerton Kiwanis club is co-operating with the ministers of the city and the members are responsible for the erection of the cross. They will also furnish free transportation to the meeting for all who so desire. The music will be under the direction of Prof. Harold Wahiberg. As the sun is rising buglars, located on the surrounding hills, will call to each other and the orchestra will follow with several selections. Community singing, under the leadership of Dr. J.W. H. Wickett, will be a gladsome feature of the program. The Bible lesson read by Rev. John Houser; the sermonette by Rev. W. M. Perry, of the Baptist church; prayer by Rev. Edw. J. Statom, of Presbyterian church, with dismissal by Rev. C.R.J. Montague, of the Methodist church, will complete a beautiful and appropriate service. Elaborate preparations are being made and a large throng of worshippers is expected. Placentia community Easter Sunrise service will be held this year in the same place as last year, on Tuff-free's hill. Mrs. John Tuffree is chairman of the executive committee which arranged the program. Rev. Harbert Booth Smith, of Los Angeles, will be the speaker. Warren Bradford will play the cornet solo. Union. Miss Mabel McFadden is chairman of the committee. The annual sunrise service on Mt. Rubidoux, Riverside, will again call thousands to the summit of the mountain, where an elaborate program, opening with the cornet solo, "The Holy City," will be heard. The Hollywood Bowl, Eagle Rock, Mt. Lowe, Catalina Island and many other appropriate points will see large gatherings at the early morning nour. EASTER AT WHITE TEMPLE Dr. James Allen Geissinger will preach the Easter sermon at the White Temple Easter Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. He will take for his text: "They came to the sepulchre at the rising of the sun." Prelude—Tocatta, Rogers. Processional—Hymn 156. Prayer. Anthem—Hallelujah, Christ Is Risen (Simfer). Responsive Reading—Easter Sunday. Gloria. Scripture. Offertory—Vocal Solo. Hymn 159. Sermon—At the Riging of the Sun, pastor. Hymn 180. Benediction. Postlude—Mendelssohn. At 6:30 a.m. the Young People will conduct a Sunrise Prayer meeting in the church. In the evening a special musical program will be given by the choir and a community sing will be led by Mr.Rhodes. The great Easter hymns will be used at this service. Evening—lb Prelude Andanto Sostenuto (Edouard Batiste). Presbytery 11:00 a.m., Miss Rose Donner, Proner, Etkerville, Bass, Messrs.Border, The soloist, Mrs. Ray Fisher, Nelly, Messrs.Engler, Offertory, Griffin, Miss Marie Rimusical director, a cordial invitation beautiful service. Presbytery 11:00 a.m., Miss Rose Donner, Proner, Etkerville, Bass, Messrs.Border, The soloist, Mrs. Ray Fisher, Nelly, Messrs.Engler, Offertory, Griffin, Miss Marie Rimusical director, a cordial invitation beautiful service. Placentia community Easter Sunrise service will be held this year in the same place as last year, on Tufree's hill. Mrs. John Tuffree is chairman of the executive committee which arranged the program. Rev. Harbert Booth Smith, of Los Angeles, will be the speaker. Warren Bradford will play the cornet solo. There will be a vocal solo by Mrs. Ralph G. Rohrref, who is a soloist of talent; invocation by Rev. Frank M. Dowling; two songs by the Easter Chorus and hymn by the audience, "Come Thou Almighty King." Mr. F. S. Hartrantt will give Harry Van Dykes's "God of the Open Air." Following the address there will be another hymn by the audience "In the Cross," and Rev. H. P. Gage will pronounce the benediction. Rev. Otto S. Russell, pastor of the First Baptist church of Santa Ana, has been selected to deliver the sermon at the annual Easter sunrise service at Lemon Heights to be held under the auspices of the County Christian Endeavor Union. The service will start Sunday at 5:30 a.m. The preacher's topic will be "Why I believe in the Resurrection." Ernest Crozier Phillips of Santa Ana will read Dr. Henry Van Dykes's Poem, "God of the Open Air." Music will be furnished by the Orange-co Choral Hymn 159. Sermon At the Riging of the Sun, pastor. Hymn 180. Benediction. Postlude—Mendelssohn. At 6:30 a.m. the Young People will conduct a Sunrise Prayer meeting in the church. In the evening a special musical program will be given by the choir and a community sing will be led by Mr.Rhodes. The great Easter hymns will be used at this service. Evening—lb Prelude Andanto Sostenuto (Edouard Batiste). Community Singing—Easter Carols. Prayer. Anthem—Pilgrims' Chorus (Tannhauser) Richard Wager. Violin Solo—Miss Agnes Nicholson Anthem—Sun of My Soul, Turner. Remarks by pastor. Offertory—Violin solo, Miss Agnes Nicholson. Anthem — Spacious Firmament (Nichol). Benediction. Postlude—Scotzon Clark. ST·BONIFACE CHURCH Masses at St. Boniface Catholic church will be held on Easter Sunday at 7:30, 8:30 and 10:00. At the 7:30 and 8:30 masses special and appropriate anthems will be rendered by the children's choir under the direction of the sisters of the St.Joseph's Academy. Beautiful Marzo Mass in G will be rendered at the 10 o'clock services. Sopranos are Mesdames Efker, Stof-shaw; 7 "Rise, Chorus. Postlude—"Efford, 7:30 p.m., Pr Night," Lorenz, Anthem — Mendelssohn. Offertory Solo recursion," Andi C.Wall. Anthem—"The Risen," Heyser, Postlude — "Clark. Quartet—Miss prano; Miss Elliottro; Mr.Mau, Mr.William Ash; Mr.Dale Hanand Director. SALEM EVAN Special choir will be given at the morning and evening Methodist church. W.Kent is the choir will go.The male qu Messrs.Schribner Emory, will simi- the evening service. GO TO I TS signifi point it lif ecentive From a and the men, which piness apprecii 1. M 2. S 3. K people, an 4. E bless His 5. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV. T. H. WALKER, Pastor East Cypress and Claudina CHRISTIAN CHURCH REV. LOREN HOWE, Pastor West Center and Helena THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FELT, Misses Donnelly, Weber, Dresser and Ricker, Altos, Mrs. Ray Fisher, Miss Rose Donnelly; Tenors, Messrs. Proner, Etker, Syre, Salschneider; Bass, Messrs. Beager, Backs and Bender. The soloists at the services are Mrs. Ray Fisher, Miss Elizabeth Donnelly, Messrs. Efker, Porner and Beager. Offertory, Grannier's "Hoc Deus", Mrs. Ray Fisher. Miss Marie Rimpau is organist and musical director. The public is given a cordial invitation to attend these beautiful services. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11:00 a.m., Prelude, "Resurrection Morn," Johnston. Offertory Solo—"Hosanna," Grafter, Miss Elizabeth Walker. Sermon—"Resurrection Guarantee," the Pastor. Cantata—"Victory", Sanderson. 1. Golgotha, Chorus; 2. "The Way of the Cross," Chorus; 3. "The Wondrous Cross," Duet, Miss Grimshaw, Miss Walker; 4. "Lift Up Your Heads O Ye Gates," Chorus; 5. "Golden Harps are Sounding," Chorus; 6. "Crown Him," Solo, Miss Grimshaw; 7. "Rise, Crowned With Light," Chorus. Postlude—"Easter Postlude," Ashford. 7:30 p.m., Prelude—"Songs In the Night," Lorenz. Anthem—"The Strife Is O'er," Mendelsohn. Offertory Solo (Tenor)—"The Resurrection," Andrews, by Mr. Maurice C. Wall. Anthem—"The Lord of Life Is Risen," Heyser. Postlude—"Postlude in E flat," Clark. Quartet—Miss Alice Grimshaw, So. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Hymn—Rise Glorious Leader, Rise Invocation. Hymn—Jesus Lives. Lord's Supper. Solo—Christ Is Risen (Neidkinger) A. C. Sholes. Hymn—Christ the Lord is Risen Today. Prayer. Offertory. Anthem—Hail Night Victor; Choir son and Miss Lora McClelland. Duet—Selected—Mrs. J. L. Johnson Announcements. Duet—Selected—Mrs. J. L. Johnson and Miss Lora McClelland. Sermon—"Condition of the Remission of Sins"; Pastor. Hymn. Benediction. 9:30 Men's Class—Study of the Resurrection. 6:30 p.m., Great Christian Endeavor rally, and the regular evening service at 7:30 with a rousing song service led by A. C. Scholes. Sermon subject—"Now Is the Day of Salvation." The revival closes with the Sunday night service. ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH A children's festival service will be held in St. Michael's at 10 o'clock in the morning. The following is the program: Processional—"Jesus Christ Is Risen Today." Choral Service—Christ Our Passover--Mornington. Te Deum En Jubilate—E. Wheaton Read. Hymn—At the Lamb's High Feast We Sing. Communion Service—Arthur Custance. The Strife Is O'er. Offertory—As It Began to Dawn—Charles Vincent. Soloist, Mrs. Henry Ackerman. Gloria—Old Chant. Nunc Dimittis—Gower. Recessional—Rejoice Ye Pure In Heart. The music will be rendered by a full vested choir; organist, Mrs. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunrise service in the church at 5:30. Miss Helen Grimm will sing, "I Know That I Shall Live Again." Sunday school at the usual hour, 10 o'clock, with appropriate songs by the school. Morning service, in German, and Holy communion at 11 o'clock. Duet by the Messrs. August Gutzman and John Schiller. Evening service at 7 o'clock with Easter songs. The Misses Edna Gutzman and Freida Heinze will sing a duet, "Easter Joy." FIRST SPIRITUALIST ASS'N 204 N. Los Angeles St. Easter services will be conducted at 2:30 p.m., and 7:30 p.m. The afternoon will be devoted to circical music, vocal solos, violin selections, lecture and messages. Both services will be conducted by the Rev. Liliitan Floyd and Rev. Dugive Nilson. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH BUENA PARK Evening Program Voluntary. Recitation—Albert Bastady. Selection—Easter Day, Mrs. Haggarty's Class. Emblematic Flowers, fourteen girls. "Hall the Risen King," five boys. Recitation—"The First Easter, Evelyn Hilgenfeld." Selection—Junior Cheir. Recitation，- "The Peacemakers," six boys. Little Easter Bells, five girls. "Hear the Glad Bells"- True Blue class. "Easter Living." Leona Horn. Song by Junior Cheir. Recitation—Easter Wreath, Ever Ready Class. Song-C. R. C. Class. Recitation—"The Foolish Seed," Mina Lee Dodd. Song by Junior Cheir. Benediction. ST. MARY'S-FULLERTON Easter Services for St. Mary's Catholic church, Fullerton, will be solemnized on Sunday at 8 and 10, high mass being at 10 o'clock, Rev. People meet musical choir led by ymnsals Tannahole Carment Agnes amment Sunday 7:30 approved by direcseph's will be services. Stof SALEM EVANGELICAL CHURCH Special choir anthems and music will be given at the Salem Evangelical Church on Easter day at both the morning and evening services. Communion services will be held during the morning. The Sunday school classes will give special music. OLINDA M. E. CHURCH Special Easter music will be rendered at the Easter services, both morning and evening at the Olinda Methodist church, of which the Rev. W. Kent is the pastor. The choir will give special anthems. The male quartet, composed of Messrs. Schribner, Kent, Little and Emory, will sing "Jesus Lives," at the evening services. BROADWAY M. E. CHURCH Offertory. Song by the Congregation. Song by Choir—Christ Arose. Recitation—In His Humility, Merton Myer. Primary Class Exercises—The Easter Bouquet. Recitation—The Garden, Margaret Kraft. Recitation—Pleasant Bakenhus. Solo—Lily Kraft. Recitation—Edwin Bakenhus. Song—Junior Class. Recitation—Catherine Beneke. Duet—Miss Kohlenberger and Mr. Ziller. Recitation—Lily Petals, Esther Kraft. Recitation — The Sentries Who Fled From Their Posts, Edwin Zilley. Solo—Louise Schmidt. Pantomine—The World or the Cross, Young People's Bible Class. Benediction. Easter Living," Leona Horn. Song by Junior Choir. Recitation—Easter Wreath, Ever Ready Class. Song—C. R. C. Class. Recitation—"The Foolish Seed," Mina Lee Dodd. Song by Junior Choir. Benediction. ST. MARY'S—FULLERTON Easter Services for St. Mary's Catholic church, Fullerton, will be solemnized on Sunday at 8 and 10 high mass being at 10 o'clock. Rev. J. J. Prendiville is the pastor. Marzo mass, in F will be rendered by the choir at the high mass. Mrs. Stein and Mrs. A. H. T. Osborne being the soloists. Offertory, Mrs. Gaston Bastanchury. Organist and director, Mrs. Frank Dauser. CHURCH OF THE LORD "Why I Believe the Bible," from Hebrews 4:12, will be the subject of Rev. Jesse N. Blakeley, pastor of the Church of the Lord, at 511 No. Olive street, Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Rev. Blakeley will preach Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock on "Behold the Lamp of God." St John 1:29 and 36. He has not announced his message for the evening service. Sunday school is scheduled to begin at 9:45 o'clock. BAPTIST CHURCH Special selections by the choir will be sung at the Easter services both morning and evening. TO CHURCH SUNDAY ITS significance is both sacred and sentimental. From the devotional standpoint it lifts our soul in communion with our better impulses and gives us new incentives for better living with Nature's changing season. From a sentimental standpoint it enlivens and awakens our pride, our self regal and the esteem with which we seek to impress ourselves in the minds of our fellow men. We manifest that in our new raiment, new spirits, new aspects on life for which we receive our suggestion with Spring's balmy breezes, green trees, the lushness of the birds and the fragrance of the flowers, and rendering to us a full appreciation of the joy of living. PSALM 100 1. Make a joyful noise unto the Lord, all ye lands. 2. Serve the Lord with gladness, come before His presence with singing. 3. Know ye that the Lord, He is God; it is He that hath made us, and not ourselves; we are people, and the sheep of His pasture. 4. Enter into His gates with thanksgiving and into his courts with praise; be thankful unto Him, bless His name. 5. For the Lord is good; His mercy is everlasting; and His truth endureth to all generations. CHURCH R, Pastor Claudina FIRST M. E. CHURCH REV. J. A. GEISSINGER, Pastor Corner Broadway and Philadelphia GERMAN M. E. CHURCH REV. H. C. JACOBY, Pastor West Broadway and Clementine GRACE LUTHERA REV. J. H. PETE Corner Palm and West Center SALEM EVANGELIA REV. F. H. DOESCO West Center St. Michael’s Episcopal Church REV. C. R. MESSIAS, Pastor Adele and Emily Streets FURTHERAN CHURCH service in the church at Steen Grimm will sing, I Shall Live Again." School at the usual hour, with appropriate songs by service, in German, and ion at 11 o'clock, Duet August Gutzman and service at 7 o'clock with The Misses Edna Gutzda Heinze will sing a Joy." PRITUALIST ASS'N Los Angeles St. ices will be conducted and 7:30 p.m. The be devoted to circle readings; evening specisolos, violin selections, messages. Both services by the Rev. Lilihan D. Dugel Nilson. RATIONAL CHURCH GENA PARK ming Program Albert Bastady. Easter Day, Mrs. HagFlowers, fourteen girls, Gisen King," five boys. "The First Easter, Ev. Junior Cheir. "The Peacemakers." Mr. Bells, five girls. Ad Bells"—True Blue ing." Leona Horn. Choir. Easter Wreath, Ever C. Class. "The Foolish Seed." Ad Choir. Y'S—FULLERTON services for St. Mary's. Fullerton, will be Sunday at 8 and 10. ng at 10 o'clock, Rev. FULLERTON METHODIST Easter Sunday at the First Methodist church will be marked by four great services. At 9:45 a.m. the Bible school will convene and each of the five departments will have special Easter programs. It is confidently expected that the attendance will reach 600. A special Easter offering for Missions and benevolences will be taken through the school. This will be in the nature of a self-denial offering for the Passion Week. At 11 o'clock the regular Easter church service will be observed. Special musical features will be the Anthem by the choir, "The Lord is in His Holy Temple" which will introduce the service, Mrs. Ralph P. Rohrer will sing the beautiful Contralto solo, "As it Began to Dawn," and Miller's sately anthem, "On Wings of Morning Borne" will be sung by the choir under the direction of Glenn Lewis. The sermon subject, "The Power of the Resurrection" will be developed by the Pastor Rev. C. R. Montague. At this service several candidates will be baptized and a large number received into church membership. The Easter observance of Fullerton Commandery Knights Templar will begin at 2:30 p.m. With the Commandery will appear the Royal Arch Chapter, the Blue Lodge, and the Eastern Star. The impressive Easter ritual of the Knights Templar will be conducted by Sir Knight Hastraunt and Sir Knight Montague will preach the sermon, "He Is Risen". Musical features of this service will be contralto solo "Open the Gates of the Temple" by Mrs. J. T. Scott. A selection by the Masonic quartet, "Content". Shelley's Anthem, "Now the Earth in Resurrection Light" will be sung by the choir. The evening service at 7:30 will be marked by one of the finest religious musical pageants ever given in Fullerton. Under the title, "The Message of Easter," the story of the resurrection will be presented in a dramatic manner that will be striking and impressive. The program will be given under the direction of the Senior Philatheas and will certainly be worth while if OIL BOOM SEEMS NEAR AT NEWPORT With Oil Operators Newport seems to be nearing an oil boom. The showing found recently by the Long Beach Consolidated would almost warrant the prediction of success for a field that has been tried out for a dozen or more years. At 3495 the Long Beach Consolidated struck a sand and shale that carries 21 gravity oil. The well is being prepared for production and will be on the pump in a few days. The Long Beach Consolidated has been the only company in the Newport field to successfully shut off water, and this fact may account for the good showing the company's well has made and the splendid outlook for production. There is little doubt now that Redondo will be So. Calif.'s next oil field. Three of the five wells in the field are showing oil in quantity. The Union Oil Co.'s Francis No. 1 has all the earmarks of a producer at 3600. At 3560 the brown shale and sand showed a lot of oil and gas under high pressure. The General Petroleum got a nice showing of oil in its Petfalls No. 1 at 3521. The showing justified the stopping of drilling and the installation of production equipment to try out the well. The Chansler Canfield Midway's discovery Del Omo No. 1 at one time down 3118 feet is now redrilling close to bottom and so lively that drilling has to be carried on under difficulties. Dominguez No. 1 at 3570 showed up splendidly and set the 8½ casing. The situation at Garden Grove as far as an oil well is concerned remains unchanged. Chaffee No. 1 is now drilling at 5535 and the outlook for production is far from being encouraging. The Beatty Oil Co. continues its work at Eagle Rock in spite of the predictions of a dry hole. At 3125 the formation is a hard conglomerate so hard that grilling is slow and somewhat expensive. The Wucherer and Gary Oil Co. now has a test well drilling at 3500 Gates of the Temple" by Mrs. J. T. Scott. A selection by the Masonic quartet, "Content". Sheley's Authem, "Now the Earth in Resurrection Light" will be sung by the choir. The evening service at 7:30 will be marked by one of the finest religious musical pageants ever given in Fullerton. Under the title, "The Message of Easter," the story of the resurrection will be presented in a dramatic manner that will be striking and impressive. The program will be given under the direction of the Senlor Philatheas and will certainly be worth while if advance notices tell the story. Trumpeters, bulbs, flowers cocoons, all living and animate, will appear at the proper time. A special orchestra with augmented parts will assist in the music, and the choir have an important part. "The costuming is quite ambitious and the whole effect should be instructive and reverential." NAZARENE CHUROH There will be services under the auspices of the Church of the Nazarene at the mission on South Helena street, Anaheim, Rev. L. H. Humphrey, of Santa Ana, will bring the message. APPROVE L. A. SUBWAY PLANS LOS ANGELES, April 14. — The board of public utilities has approved the application of the Pacific Electric railway for a franchise to construct a subway west from the Hillst station and east of Emerald-st. Harry Fellinge, Brunswick Phones. It's from Witman's it's good. SUNDAY emotional standives us new in- pride, our self regard the minds of our fellow aspects on life from green trees, the hapndering to us a fuller not ourselves; we are His be thankful unto Him, and to all generations. GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH REV. J. H. PETERS, Pastor Corner Palm and Elm Streets LEM EVANGELICAL CHURCH REV. F. H. DOESCHER, Pastor West Center and Helena