oc-plain-dealer 1923-03-30

Elaborate Easter Program in Anaheim Churches Succes LOCAL CHURCH TO SING EASTER PRAISE Easter, commemorating to the Christian believer the Resurrection of the Navior of mankind; and, to the secular mind, the formal opening of the springtime season; but observed as a festival of joy and feasting by both, is the oldest of the festivals in the Christian calendar. It is the day which marked the beginning of the preaching of the Gospel of Christ. Easter even antedates Christmas as a fixed event; for while the day of resurrection has been observed from the foundation of the Christian religion, it was not until four centuries later that the final day of Jesus of Nazareth began to be celebrated. Easter will be observed in all the Anaheim churches either regular church service hour, or by the Sunday schools at an earlier hour. Songs of praise and joy with recitations for the smaller ones compose the greater number of programs, while in some congregations examinations for promotion in classes will be held. ST. MICHAEL'S 8:00 a.m. — Holy Communion. 9:45 a.m. — Children's Service in Church and offering of Mite Boxes. 10:45 a.m. — Holy Communion, Easter Music and Easter Offering. Organ and Violin Prelude Processional, "Come ye Faithful," 119 (110) Introit, "Christ Our Passover" Kyrie, B. Tours Anthem Solo, "No Shadows Yonder" Mrs. Madeliner Hymn, "Tae Strife is O'er" 117 (121) Short sermon ... The Rector Anthem, Chorus, "This is the Day" Hall Sanctus ... Merbecke Agnus Del ... Gounod Communion Hymn, "And Now, O." Excessional: "Jesus Christ is Risen Today", 111 (112) Organist, Mrs. Grover Violin, Mr. Zitzmann 3:00 p.m. — Baptisms FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Piano prelude, Miss Beth Walker Song, "The Way of the Cross Leads Home", by the school Responsive reading, "Easter Message," superintendent and school Prayer, F. C. Hartranft Exercise by Primary department The Story of O' Tami San, Mrs. Smith's class Hymn by school, "Christ Arose" Selection, "From Jerusalem to Japan", Lester Coons Easter offering for work in Japan Song by school, "The Glory Song" Closing prayer, Rev. T. H. Walker The classes will then take their accustomed places for the regular Sunday morning lessons. SALEM EVANGELICAL CHURCH Examination of a class in cathism of seven young folks will be an interesting number on the program for Easter services at the Young People's hour, 5:45. This examination will follow the rendition of a contrain, "The Morn of Victory", sung by the young people and several children. Miss Alice Pamier will be the soloist with Miss Edna Hochul accompanying the song pumbers on the piano. ST. BONIFACE CATHOLIC As usual, the Easter music will be a feature of Easter Sunday mass in St. Boniface church at 10:30. The children of St. Joseph's academy will render appropriate hymns under the direction of the sisters of the institution at the 8:30 mass. The program is as follows: Marko Mass in G, with orchestra accompaniment. Offertory, violin obligato, "Hosanna." (Granler) Mr. Wolfrum, of Los Angeles. During the consecration Mrs. Colbrun, of Los Angeles, will play a harp solo. Sopranos, Mesdames Stillwell and Stofel, the Misses Pilitzer and Rickert; tenors, Meigs Elker and Syrre; The orchestraation of Mrs. Maxton First violins, Ms Misses Rimpau violins, Mr. Wollf Colbrun, organist W. E. Alexander. WEST BROADWAY A program of will feature the service held Sunday. The choir will and a pantomime Light," will be Elger, pastor of make a short adoration Easter will also regular morning. ZION LU H. G. Schmidt Given by the christian director. Opening Organ prelude Halleujah! Chord Hymn by congregation Scripture lesson Rise Glorious Choir by choir Christ is Risen, Paar "Crucified, Doctrine lesson Behold the Savior them by choir He Bore Our Grief Shadows, recitative The Crucifixion After the crucifixion Paar "The Third Day Scripture lesson He is Risen, son Jesus Lives Again Halleujah! recitation Angels in White, and choir The Lord is Risen He Rose Again, son Easter-Tidings, re Halleujah! Christmas by choir Christ, the Conqueror The Risen, Saviour Sing Swear Carolina STOUT DUBLIN 15c Bottle PULL LINE CANDY EASTER EGGS CHOCOLATE (MILK COATING) Marshmallows SATURDAY SPECIAL 28c lb. AINSLEY'S NO. 2½ CAN Fruit Salad SAT. ONLY LIMIT 8 CANS 40c HEINZ 32-OZ. JAR Apple Butter SAT. ONLY 40c LIBBY OR DEL MONTE NO. 2½ CAN Sweet Potatoes 20c can Phospo NUT BROWN MEAL 21c pkg. HAPPYVALE ½s. FLAT Pink Salmon SAT. ONLY 8⅓c can WELCH'S, 15-OZ. 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"It's Always Fresh" ASK YOUR GROCER Programs Rches Sunday The orchestra is under the direction of Mrs. Mayer; Los Angeles. First violins, Mrs. Mayer and the Misses Rimpau and Mattir; second violin, Mr. Wolfrum; harp, Mrs. Colbrun, organist and director, Mrs. W. E. Alexander. WEST BROADWAY METHODIST A program of recitations and song will feature the evening Easter service held Sunday evening at 7:30. The choir will sing special music and a pantomime, "Lead Kindly Light," will be presented. Rev. Elger, pastor of the church, will make a short address. Easter will also be observed at the regular morning hour, 11 o'clock. ZION LUTHERAN H. G. Schmetzer, Pastor Given by the Sunday school assisted by the choir, G. H. Grefe, director. Opening Service Organ prelude Halleujah! Christ is Risen Hymn by congregation, No. 218, 1-3 Scripture lesson Rise Glorious Conquerer, Anthem by choir Christ is Risen, recitation Part 1 "Crucified, Dend and Buried" Scripture lesson Behold the Savior Bleeding, Anthem by choir He Bore Our Griefs, recitation Shadows, recitation The Crucifixion, Anthem by choir After the crucifixion, recitation Part 2 "The Third Day He Rose Again" Scripture lesson He is Risen, song by children Jesus Lives Again, recitation Halleujah! recitation Angels in White, song by children and choir The Lord is Risen, recitation He Rose Again, recitation Easter Tidings, recitation Halleujah! Christ is Risen, Anthem by choir Christ, the Conqueror, recitation The Risen, Savior, recitation Sing Sweet Carols, song by children The Holy City Thou too. Over Day Shalt Rise, recollection Until Him be Glory, Anthem by choir Song by Congregation, No. 295 silver offering Closing Service FIRST CHRISTIAN 9:45 Majestic Sweetness ..... Prayer by Rev. S. P. Gott Easter Scripture Lesson, John Eley Primary exercise, undr direction, Mrs. Maltble, "Easter Wish" "What a Little Bird Says" "Bells and Blossoms" "Easter Song" Recitation, "Nightl and Morn" Samuel Gott Exercise, "The Reason," Bluebird Class Song, "Easter Bells," King' Daughters class Recitation, "Oh Garden of Joy" Fern Murch Regitation, "Light of the Wild," Bluebird class Song, "Our Risen Lord," Bluebird class. Recitation, "The Living Christ," Howard Murch Solo, "A Garden Fair," Mrs. R. J. Ohlund Offering and benediction. WHITE TEMPLE George M. Tedrick, Supt. Presiding 9:30 Orchestra furnished by the high school department. Song, "At Easter Time," beginners and cradle roll dept. Exercise, "Easter Flowers," primary dept. Song, "Jesus Loves Me," beginners dept. Scripture lesson, junior dept. Invocation, Dr. J. A. Gelssinger Song, Mrs. Merritt's class, young people's dept. Song, primary dept. Reading, Evelyn Magathan Song, four girls of the intermediate dept. Song, junior dept. Address, Dr. Wyckoff Song, Sunday school. GARDEN GROVE ITEMS Herman Christensen was a business visitor in Long Beach Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen and children and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Christesen and children enjoyed a trip to Capistrano Hot Springs GARDEN GROVE, March 20 (Sp.)—Mrs. Menta Maas is spending a few days at the home of her brother, M. B. Allen. She has sold her property at Santa Barbara, and is moving to Los Angeles, where she has bought property in the Belvedere Gardens. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Lambert left Tuesday for their new home near Redlands, where they have bought an apricot grove. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Aronhalt and Mrs. Ed. Schwelzer spent Tuesday at Manhattan Beach. Rev. S. W. Gage attended the Ministerial Union at Los Angeles Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Calvin Armstrong were Los Angeles visitors Tuesday. George Oertly of Long Beach visited relatives here Monday. Mrs. V. R. Dora passed the weekend with her son in Fullerton. Mrs. Margaret Gunther of Santa Ana is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Henry this week. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Simmons of Long Beach were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Richmond Sunday. Mis Helen Hoenshel is home from Occidental College for a week's vaca-home this week with an attack of tion with her parents. Mrs. Allen Lair is confined to her flu. Miss Gene Davidson and Miss Lola Turner of Occidental College are guests this week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Hoenshel. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Wheeler and children passed Sunday at Laguna Beach. Le Roy, nine-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.J.G.Allen is in Anahale Sanitarium, recovering from injuries sustained when struck by an automobile driven by G.Hedstrom Saturday evening. The accident occurred near the C.Oertly home on north Euclid.According to reports,the boy attempted to go to the opposite side of the boulevard,and blinded by the sun,did not notice the auto. He sustained a broken nose and a few minor injuries.Mr.Hedstrom was held blameless for the accident.C.A.Euerson and family moved onto their ranch in the southwest Part 2 "The Third Day He Rose Again" Scripture lesson He is Risen, song by children Jesus Lives Again, recitation Hallelujah! recitation Angels in White, song by children and choir The Lord is Risen, recitation He Rose Again, recitation Easter Tidings, recitation Hallelujah! Christ is Risen, Anthem by choir Christ, the Conqueror, recitation The Risen, Savior, recitation Sing Sweet Carols, song by children and choir Oh, Morning Bright, recitation I know That My Redeemer Lives, recitation What a Little Child Knows, recitation Gloria, Christ is Risen, Anthem by choir Our Lord is Risen, recitation Look, Ye Saints, recitation Hallelujah, Lo, He Wakes, song by children Recitation Part 3 "Unto Him be Glory and Honor" Scripture lesson Open the Gates of the Temple, Solo by Mrs. A. E. Dutzie GARDEN GROVE ITEMS Herman Christensen was a business visitor in Long Beach Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Marth Christensen and children and Mr. and Mrs. Herman Christessen and children enjoyed a trip to Cupistrano Hot Springs Sunday. Mrs. P. M. German spent Tuesday in Los Angeles. Misses Mary and Irma Lee are home from Los Angeles where they are attending the Southern branch of the University of California, for a week's vacation with their parents. Belle Clemons, wife of H. B. Clemons, passed away at her home in Alamitos Saturday following an illness of about two months. The funeral service was held at Santa Ana Monday at 3 o'clock, with Smith and Tuthill in charge. Rev. Bowerth preaching the funeral sermon, and interment took place in Fairhaven cemetery. Mrs. Clemons was born in Alaaska. June 10th, 1909. As good as the best, And a little better than most And when it gets stale It makes wonderful toast White Lily Bakery Bakery Fred H. Schneider’s Market "IN DALEY'S" We have made Special Efforts to Select Our Meats for Easter Trade Here are a few Selections Steer Beef, Pig Pork—Baby Milk Lamb and Milk Fed Veal How About a Nice Sugar Cured Ham Poultry or Rabbits Steer Beef Shoulder Roasts, best cuts, per lb. 18¢ Shoulder Pig Pork Roasts, per lb. ... 18¢ Legs of Pork Roasts, ½ or whole, per lb. ... 25¢ Wilson )Skinned Hams, ½ or whole, Puritan )per lb. ... 28c Eastern Smoked Picnics, per lb. ... 18¢ Bacon Squarers, per lb. ... 15¢ You make no mistake in buying here, as we handle only the best, that's in the market CALIFORNIA Friday March 30, 1923 the regular meeting of the Lions it was decided to go ahead with the minstrel show and program, for the benefit of the Womens civic club building fund. The exact date for the staging of this big entertainment will be announced next week. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Violet and daughter, Miss Ruth, attended the musical contest of Son. Calif., at Cummock school, Los Angeles, Saturday evening. Miss Ruth was accompanied for one of the Redlands University pumps. Miss Grace Dobson of South Pasadena visited friends here Wednesday. Mrs. R. B. Valle and son, Robert of Los Angeles, visited at the home of the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs J. D. Price, Wednesday. They were accompanied home by Mr. Price who will spend a few days with her daughter. Mrs. N. B. Hinson and daughter, Barbara of Los Angeles are spending a few days at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs Wm. Adland. A. O. Kohl, proprietor of the Garden Grove Pool Hall, has installed a new pool table and a new billiard table of the latest type. He has also redecorated the interior of his place of business and is contemplating making other improvements. The Beta Sigma class held their regular monthly meeting at the Methodist church Tuesday evening. After a short business session, a social time and refreshments were enjoyed Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Smith and little daughter, Mark Morrill and Ben Smith-motored to Perris Saturday, returning home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs J. H. Callahan and children of Santa Shimma visited over Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs C. K. Lee, Mrs Callahan and Mrs Lee are sisters. Mr. and Mrs J. E. Leighton and Mrs Ida Gibson of Long Beach were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Ella Botz. Mr. and Mrs H. M. Lambert were given a farewell surprise party at their home Friday evening, by members of the Royal Neighbors Woodman Lodge. Games, readings and a social time were enjoyed, followed by refreshments served by the self invited guests. Regrets was expressed by all at the Lamberts moving to Redlands. Those present were Mr. and Mrs James Hammontree, Mr. and Mrs T. C. Natland, Mrs F. Newman, Mrs M. Dallas, Mrs Fuller, Mrs K. S. Hendricks and Mr. and Mrs Lambert. On Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs Lambert were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs M. B. Allen, by the members of the Kings Daughters and Men's Bible classes of the Baptist church. Games were played and a delightful evening was passed ball. Delicious refreshments were served by the ladies, and best wishes expressed for the Lamberts' success in their home. Mrs Emma Weber is ill at the home of her daughter in Yorba Linda. GIVE US YOUR GROCERY ORDER Today Give US your GROCERY ORDER Today We will send you quality good and deliver them to your door Edmiston's Grocery 116 No. Los Angeles St. Phone 219 Group's Quality Market Center St. Anaheim SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY EAL ROAST Regular Price 28cLb. EAL ROAST Regular Price 28cLb. 12c lb. Eastern Bacon, half or whole, price per lb. ... 25c Eastern Bacon Sliced, per lb. ... 28c New, per lb. ... 8c Breast with packet in to stuff, per lb. ... 10c Real Cutlets, per lb. ... 18c Starting Monday, April 2nd, we will discontinue the retail delivery. 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