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THE SCRANTON REPUBLICAN. SSTURDAY, APRIt 1 1 1936' 12 EasterN Music in the Chuirclies j. vWllfflMKal South Scranton West Scranton Sniburbae News othy Staanbaek and Grin Trine. 8n Joseph UCM. North Scranton Branch Office: MM Jaekacea St FhsM NORTH SCRANTON WEST SCRANTON Junior High School Honor List Prepared William Jameison, principal of the West scranton Junior High School, reports 315 students on the honor roll for the quarter ending April 7.

The Freshman A Class leads with 70 pupils having attained an average of 90 per cent or over. The Freshman and the Sophomore A classes are in second place each having 50 pupils on the music Eacter morninx. Toe CbUdran's Ohoir wiU make its initial appearand at the mornioi service. The Adult Cbolr will sine: openinc anthem. "He Uvea Today." Ira B.

Wiieon; Peeaorer anthem. Dudley Buck; offertory anthem. Tew Golden Glowiar Morning," R. M. Stultx.

WESTMINSTER CHURCH Rev. Peter K. Emmons, Pastor The Rev. Peter K. Emmons will preach Easter morning in the Westminster Presbyterian Church on "The Triumph of Easter." At this service new members will be received into the feUowship of Westminster Church.

The Church Quartet will sing a special program of Easter carols, as follows: "At Is Began to Dawn" Foster "Christ Triumphant" Ton "Hosanna" "Easter Hymn" Bancoek Following the church service all departments of the Church School will meet In the church aduitorium for their Union Easter service. The program will be In charge of the primary department. At 7:30 o'clock Sunday evening the Easter pageant, "The Resurrection" by Rosamond Kimball, will be presented by the Young People of Westminster Church. The pageant will be preceded by a brief worship service, during which there will be special musical selections by the chorister and Junior choirs, and the Church Quartet. The choristers and Juniors will sing "Hosanna," by Oregorlus, and with the Church Quartet will sing "in Joseph's Garden," by Dickinson.

The Rev. Mr. Emmons wiU give a dramatic reading "The Master's Golden Years," by John Ixenham. The personnel of the pageant follows Marv Ruth Johnson, Mary, the Moth of James. Hadad Salome Jean Rohrbsch John Klare Gibbs Peter William Watkins Jr.

Two Chief Priests. Brown.Roland Rose Two Soldiers Frederick Kramer, Gilbert Harper Two Angels Margaret Mattes, Ruth McOraw The Reader Mr. Emmons The Organist Mr. Jones The Choir Sam Smith. Jsne Fray Kurta Elizabeth Dickson Reynolds, John Burnett SECOND REFORMED CHURCH Rev.

John R. Gullck The Sunday School of the Second Reformed Church, prospect Avenue and WUlow Street, will give an Easter program Sunday night at 7:30 oclock. Opening; song by the school, "Hail the Lord invocation, bv the minister. The. following will give recitations: Edward Hayes.

Gretchen Searfosa, Oharles Weber, Shirley Fries. Rollen Seco Marilyn Biemuller. Dorothy Neuls, Oharles Heim, Dorothy May. Jean Saly mra, Arttiulr Sossong, Veiha Stetnets. Peggy Knight.

Doris Frantz. Marllvn Weber, Elois Evans, Ruth Neuls, Charles Neuls, William Curl. Thomas Crooke. Philip Evans, Paul Searfoss. Blllv Mc Enteer, Junior Neuls, John Knight.

Richard Hahn. Gene Evans. Raymond Irving Neula. Richard Hahn. June Mac Knight, Grace Bteinets and Virginia Knight.

There will also be Other songs by the primary department and by the whole school. Church where a blessing service was held. The pallbearers were: Salvatore RosevaJle, Angelo Musso, Peter GripsSl, Cosmo Yazovazzl and Patrick Interment was in Cathedral Cemetery. D. OF A.

TO HOLD MEET South Scranton Council, No.1 98," Daughters of America, will meet Tuesday night in Jr. O. A. M. Hall.

Alder Street. Plans will be completed for the State Orphan's Fund benefit card party at the home of Mrs. Mary Kent, April 30. Mrs. Pearl Thompson will preside.

SOUTH SIDE BRIEFS Grace Welnig will speak tomorrow night at 6:30 o'clock at the meeting of the Intermediate Christian Endeavor Society in Hickory Street Presbyterian Church. William McBride wUl be the leader and Henry Welnig will conduct devotions. Final plans for a card party to be held for the benefit of the first unit of the National Union for Social Justice on Tuesday evening in P. O. S.

of A. Hall, will be made Monday night at a committee meeting. Lutz Boy Badly Hurt When Struck by Auto CAR BOND ALE, April 10. Struck by an automobile near his home this afternoon Howard Lutz, 10, son of Mr. and Mrs.

John Lutz, Greenfield Township, received severe body bruises and possible Internal injuries. He was removed to the General Hospital, where his condition was reported as "guarded." The car was operated by A. F. VanFleet, Jermyn. R.

D. The driver removed him to the hospital. Cedar A 74f Own I. Uftaa, Stt Oak SOOTS SCRANTON 11 4. In Operetta The comic operetta "Harmony will be staged by the St.

Mary's Dramatic Club in the High School Auditorium, Hickory Street, April 18 and 20. Jacob Wentlaod (above) has one of the leading parte. Mildred Relf Lavan, Helen Schreiber, Ferdinand Chamoni, Bmmett Dwyer, Bernadette Schreiber Roll, Mae Rosar, John Zwlck are In the cast supported by a chorus of 40 voices. The Rev. Philip P.

Rader, as sisted by Prof. P. J. Van Maanen, is directing the play. Pastors Easter Services Sunrise Devotions Wil Be Conducted Easter services in South Side Protes tant churches tomorow will be as follows: Bethanv Bantlst Church, the Rev F.

h. cretser. nastor: Sunrise worship at o'clock, the voung people to nave charge. At 10:30 o'clock mornmg worship with the pastor speaking on "The Power of His Resurrection. At 11:45 an Easter program will be given by several of the young people of the Bible School.

The young people will meet at 8:30 p. m. At 7:30 p. m. an Easter drama will be presented by the Willing Workers Sunday School Class.

This service will be followed by bap tism of candidates for church mem bership. At Christ Lutheran Churcn, me Rev. Edward J. Mattson. S.

T. M. pastor: sacrament of holy communion will be administered at 8:30 ociocn. It will be preceded by confession ana absolution. The catechumens, recently admitted to the church, will receive their first holy communion.

The annual children' Easter pro gram will be presented at 7 ciocc in the evening. Sunday School will be held immediately following the morning service. At Trinity Evangelical Church, the Rev. William L. Moenkaus, pastor devotional service at 8 a.

m. in charge of the officers of the Young People's Society. Arthur Kantack, Viola Schaeffer, Lillian Kroll. Communion service in charge of the pastor. At 10:45, communion service.

The con firmation class will take their first communion." At 7 p. pageant In the Parish House. At the Hickory Street Presbyterian Church, the Rev. Dr. Theodore Hahn, pastor; Easter sunrise meeting at 7 a.

m. by Senior Christian En deavor Society. At 10:45 a. sng llsh Easter service. Vesper service at 4:30 p.

cantata by augmented choir, under the direction of Prof. David Jenkins. St. Paul's M. E.

the Rev. E. Morrison, pastor, will preach at 11 m. on "An Easter Question An swered." Special Easter music by both choirs. The Joash chest offering will be received at this service.

The young people will present an Easter pageant at 7:30 p. m. The Joash chest offering will be received at this service also. At the Hickory Street Baptist church the Rev. Hayden Howells, pastor; morning worship at 10 o'clock; sermon, "The Resurrection Morning;" com munion service.

Sunday School at 11:15 m. Easter vroeram by Departments of the Sunday School. B. Y. P.

U. at 8:45 p. m. Group No 2 In charge. Eve ning worship at 7:30 o'clock, baptismal service.

Union Good Friday Service at Trinity Members of several congregations of Protestant Churches united for a Good Friday worship at the Trinity Evan gelical Church yesterday afternoon. The Rev. John Gullck, pastor of the Second Reformed Church, delivered the sermon, using as his subject "Cross Bearing." He stated that "each of us has a cross to bear and we cannot be true followers of Christ unless we are willing to bear that cross. That means sacrificing many of the things meet in life each day." The Rev. Karl Thiem, pastor of the Prospect Avenue M.

E. Church, read the Scripture. The Rev. Hayden Howells of the Bethany Baptist Church led in prayer and the Rev. William Moenkhaus, pastor of Trinity Church, also took part.

The Trinity Church choir sang. Pastor Preaches The Rev. George T. Schmidt, pastor pf St. Mary's Assumption Church, at the three hour agony service held in that edifice yesterday afternoon, de llvered seven sermons on "The Seven Last Words of Jesus." The Rev.

rather Schmidt's dis courses were Interesting and instruc tive. He was assisted in the service by the Rev. Philip Rader and the Rev. Gerald J. Bischof.

Arranging Social Arrangements are being mads by the Ladles Branch of the German American Federation of Pennsylvania for a card party in Worklngmas's Hall Friday, May 1. Members of the committee in charge raw I Vj JOHN RAYMOND CHURCH Bar. A. HaUenbeek, Paster The service of morning worship win be held in the John Raymond Memorial Church, Easter at 10:30 o'clock. The minister, the Rev.

C. A. HaUenbeek, will preach on "Victorious Life." A special service of Easter music will be given by Mrs. Harold Conrad, Hiss Eleanor Conrad and Ivor Price. The musical program follows: Organ FrrtudeFMtlval Hackett Ivor Fries Solo AST Baxter Carol Ouealey Mies Beanor Conrad sole Day at Dart Van der Water Mrs.

Harold Conrad Duet Tne Crucifix Fauvre Mrs. Harold Conrad. Miss Eleanor Conrad Orran roaUude Prelude in Ivor Price The church school will meet at noon. All departments will meet together for a devotional service. This service will consist of the last of a series of dramatizations of the events leading up to Easter.

Mrs. C. A. HaUenbeek will conduct the service. The adult discussion groups will continue a study of "The Life of Jesus" as recorded in the Gospel of Luke.

The subject for the day will be, "Triumphant Life." FIRST P. M. CHURCH Rev. NleheUa White, Pastor The Junior and Young Ladies' Choirs of the Primitive Methodist Church, East Market street, will render a program of Easter music arranged from cantatas given during the ministry of the Rev. Nicholas White.

The service is planned as a tribute to the ministry of the Rev. Mr. White, who is completing his pastorate In Scranton this month. 1 7:38 m. Prelude organ Hymn Invocation Otfertory Scripture reading Doris Brady Prolovue Mlu Lots Bright Introductory March "Oethsemane" John 8.

Witty Selection Go to Dark Oethsemane James Montgomery Youn Ladles' Choir contralto solo Lord of All. John s. witty Mrs. Doris Boyle Solo and ChorusThe Hour Is At Band B. Nolte Solo Miss Edna Brevard March to John 8.

Witty Organ Solo The Glory of the cross. John Bowrlnc Miss Betty Anderson Solo and Choir Hall to the Kim Fred B. Holton Solo Mrs. Winifred Soulsby Selection He Lives Junior Choir Solo Thomas Oook Chorus The King of Olory Fred B. Holton Finale Open the Gates of the Temple.

Introductory Readings Miss Jennie Richardson Leader Miss Margaret Gorton. Organist Miss Maude Wilson. GRACE REFORMED EPISCOPAL Rev. S. Thomas PercrvaL Paster.

10:10 a. moraine orayer and sermon. Sermon topic. "The Birthday of Life." The Sunday Sehol will omit its recular session at noon. There wil he no eveninc service.

4:90 f. vesper service of Easter. Members of the Sunday School who will oartl cloate are: Eleanor Seamans. El wood Latimer, Charles Seamans. Bettv Barthel.

Dor are: chairman, Mrs. Catherine Welker; refreshments, Mesdames Elizabeth Hofmeister, Anna Bockelcamp, Ida Weis, Amelia Hemmer, Theresa Wichs ler, Anna Straub, Catherine Miller, Emll Schoeps and Augusta Braun; prises, Mrs. Zlesmer, treasurer; Mrs. Qustave Fiene, Mrs. Margaret Hell and Mrs.

Lena Ludwig; tickets, Mrs. Leo Karsh and Mrs. Lillian Miller; secretary, Mrs. Anna Schroedel; seat ing, Joseph Grleser: floor, Emll Tug ert and checking, Jacob Hemmer. Maennerchor Party The linger Maennerchor will con duct a card party Monday night in P.

O. S. of A. HaU, Pittston Avenue. Dr.

Albert Novak, chairman of the prise committee, announced last night that his committee has secured 150 prizes for the affair, 50 of which will be door prises including one ton of coal He Is being assisted by Mrs. Grace Leber, vice chairman. Ousts ve W. Kramer is general chairman and Mrs. J.

Henry Schwenker is chairman of the ladles' committees. Pageant to Be Given "In Joseph's Garden," an Easter pageant, wUl be presented by the Senior Christian Endeavor society In Hickory street Presbyterian Church at the sunrise service at 7 o'clock. Charlotte Neuls is the director. Henry Kiefer will lead devotions. The cast Includes: Grace Castles.

Lois Meyers. Grace Welnig. Mildred Steinbach, Ruth Kellerman, Romalne Weber, William Kellerman. Ethel Miriam Flckus. Karl Haupt, Charles McCIoskey and Leroy Beckerle.

POLIZZI FUNERAL The funeral of Mrs. Marietta Po llzzl, 618 Breck Street, was held from her home yesterday morning. The cortege moved to St. Francis Italian I STEP with the Modern Trend of Thought CUISMITH Union National Bank Bldg. Without any obligation on my of this handsome brochure Throughout the Ages." Name Address wood of form crypts WIST SCE ANTON Chapter Observes 44th Anniversary Celebration 'Conducted By Eastern Star Ifartha Washington Chapter, No.

3, Order of. Eastern Star, observed the forty fourth anniversary of the found tog of the chapter at a meeting last night in Washington Hall. The oc caslon was marked with the lnstalla tion of Mrs. Mischel. Clarks Summit.

a chartermember, as life member of the chapter. A pageant, "The Challenge of the Cross," was presented by seven' offi cers. They were: Hannah Renn Lydia Casterline, Alice East, Esther Jaynes, Mildred Williams, May Jones and Bessie Stern. Mrs. Carrie Drake, worthy matron, presided.

The first, meeting of the chapter was held in the old Adams Avenue Masonic The first worthy matron and worthy patron, re spectively, were the late Genevieve Fellows and the late Frank J. Powell. After the meeting, the past matrons were honored at a birthday party. Viola Demmlng and Clemmle Thomas were In charge of the ar rangements. Couple Celebrating 36th Anniversary Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Browning, 165 South Bromley Avenue, are celebrating their thirty sixth wedding anniver sary today. Mrs. Browning, who was born in Taylor, was Miss Louise Wil liams before marriage. Mr.

Browning was born in West Scranton. They were married in Scranton and moved to Perm's Grove, N. J. They later returned to West Scranton and have 'lived here for the past quarter of a century. The couple are members of First Welsh Baptist Church.

They have nine children: Mrs. Nelson Huntley, Gibbs town, N. Harry Browning, Penn's Grove, N. William, Penn's Grove, N. Mrs.

David Slugs, Scranton; Mrs. George Blair, McKeesport, Pa Mrs. George Davis, Mary Louise. Mywal and Ruth, all of Scranton. Concluding Union Service Conducted The union Holy Week services in First Welsh Baptist Church spon sored by West Scranton Minis.

terial Association came to a close with the Good Friday services yesterday. The. Re v. Lemuel1 Jones, pastor' of Bethania Welsh Presbyterian Church, delivered the sermon. The Rev.

George E. Archer, rector of St. David Epis copal Church, led the devotions. Throughout the week the Rev. Dr.

T. Teifion Richads, pastor of the host church, was chairman of the services and the Rev. W. G. Watkins, dean pf the Abington Baptist Church, was the musical director.

Retention of Embury Pastor Is Requested At a recent meeting of the offlcitl board of Embury M. E. Church, members of the board requested the return of the pastor, Rev. G. Freeman.

During the pastorate pf the Rev Mr. Freeman, the church membership has increased and the church in debtedness has been removed. The board recenty was advised by the Rev. Clarenas Hickok, district superintendent of the Methodist Church, that the pastor would be re' turned. Plans are already under way to have a special service In the church upon the official announcement after the Wyoming Conference meeting.

The notes of the church indebtedness will be burned at the services. Young People Plan Sunrise Devotions The B. Y. P. U.

of Jackson Street Baptist Church will hold a sunrise service in the church Easter morning at 7 o'clock. Ann Beddoe will be the leader. The Rev. S. Thomas Percival, pastor of Grance Reformed Episcopal will be the speaker.

Special music will be rendered by Miss Marlon Evans and Mrs. Dorothy Edwards, accompanied by Miss Ethel Thomas. FALSE ALARM A false alarm was sounded from Box 394, North Merrlfield Avenue and Briggs Street, at 1:15 o'clock this morning. Hose 8, Engines 3 and 7 and Truck 4 under the direction of Battalion Chief B. M.

Chase responded. (Political Adv.) A Square Deal For All Vote for Anthony Yanbahat, Democratic candidate for Representative. WEST SIDE JOTTINGS The West Scranton Sportsmen's Club will hold a clay bird shoot at McMana man's farm tomorrow afternoon at lit. and Mrs. David Oswald, Potts vllle, are visiting relatives in West Scranton.

Mrs. Adam Kenner, 120 South Merrlfield Avenue, is still confined to her home. George Walters, 141 south Sherman Avenue, has returned from the Hahnemann Hospital where he underwent an operr'ion recently. M. 1.

F. A. P. Field, South Hyde Park Avenue, is convalescing after a recent operation at her home. The Rev.

R. J. Williams, pastor of Ebenezer Welsh Presbyterian Church, will have charge of the Easter services at the Ransom Home tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. BARBED AS LOTTERIES WASHINGTON. April 10 VP).

The Grand National Treasure Hunt. Inc. and the Association, for. Legalising American Lotteries, both oper ated New York, tonight Were barred from use of the malls on charges of "violating the postal fraud and lottery statutes," NORTH SCRANTON Pupils on Junior High Honor Roll Announced Richard F. McNichols, principal, of the North Scranton Junior High School, announces the honor roQ for the quarter ending April 3.

Pupils must attain an average of .80 per cent or over In order to be included on the honor roll. It follows; Sophomore" A's. Jc seuh Afrramek. Barry Beach, Robert BiedUncnvaler. Romayne f.tffertv.

Louisa cortege. Jonn Culver, Aiznes DePauJo. Norma Fetae. Donald Foster. Janet Graham.

Eleanor Gimme. Irena Rerko. Robert Hill. Edward Hower. Rose Huk.

Richard Le utile. WJlliam Levering, Dorothy Lemuraoski. Cbarlotte Mrriulre. Robert ltalonev. Dorothr Mar.

teiii. Anna. Mae Morrell. James Ml'Jer. Bettv Muskett.

Mar.v O'Mallev. Jessie Pranst David RienanK. William Scraoton. Michael Shonti. Bettv Joe Stahl.

Marr Rocers, Brna Rohmenn. Jane Ruane. Aon Ryder. Doris Bandera. Ftiilio Bloeum.

Ruta Sorofca, gwui sudxcoui. uouw lliren, Verna Wetland. Welland Soohomore B's. Edgar Bellan. Betty Cleveland.

Marilyn CreMer. Jeanette Cross James Crofton. Jane Davenhall, Bmmet Douglas. Reed Gaier. James Gam, Sidney Oraoowski, Amelia Oayauskaa.

Buseno Haoaerty. Audre Hooklna, Iveiyn Bopklna, Ruth Jones. Dorothv Kolp. Martha LevanavLtoh. Richard Maioney.

Anna Mc Graw, Amelia Montuekie, Betty ranee Walter Rtelick. Ambrose Saeco. Kvelvs Sailer Edward Berann. Walter Beralin. Josephine sitkowskl.

WllUam Bit. Howard Socman. Evan Williams. Elwooa Eldlnae, Freshman A'a. Joaaohine Adamo.

ttnllv Andrulis, James Bell, Mary Benedict, Norma Minnie Cnanalouafces. William T. Clark. William W. Cooner.

Viriaia Culltnrton. D. Harold Dennis Norma Erkovf. Amn. Evans, Robert roister macher.

Marjorle Fox. Mary Fltioatriek, MilMcent Oembut. Mitel Hatnborskv. Robert Hesenperser, Blaine Hope. Bvlvia Horvitch.

Virginia Jankowskl, Elirabeth Jones. Marcaretta Jones. Walter Karoen. Thomas Kelly. John Kennedy, Olara Knelly.

Alma Kucenaki. Jane Lawrence, Alice Leah, Robert Leah. Stanley Lewis, Paul Lord, Louise MacNamara. Ann Ms Cormick, Robeu McLauchlin, Evelyn Mat. thews.

Helen Mardosa. Sallv Metacar. Remna MaaiettU. Nloallne Montoro. Thomas Morrealle.

Mary Nardelut, Marion Nkholts, Robert Paterson. Bettv Proudlock, Helen Pvsko, wanda Rhule. Ermellnda Rels. William Richards. Frances Rimkunas.

Rus sell Roberts. Romalne Rosencrane. James scott. Joseph scriptunas. Marcaret settle, Doris Shepherd, Frank Soulsbv.

Evelyn StitMnbenter. Dorothy Subatenaki. Helen Vacendak, Arline Warner. Ruth Wldenor, lAlviin Wlieneky. Carl Wyonick, Esther Yokaitis.

Oaaimer Slavlnskas. Freshman B's. Catherine Bonaddlo, Josephine Brute. Huch Bums, Bettv Camp. bell.

Aldo Cenci. James Davidson, Malr Davies, Dorothy Degrowsky. Ralph Dixon, Mary Anne Edwards. Bettv Fray. Ann Fulton, John Feriruson, Marie Grabowakl, Myrtle jarman, Grace jonier.

jack Joseph Jane Kester. Albin Klelm. Harry Kolb. Irene Kraynick. Robert Xrunp, Edwin Meihne.

Andirew" Merrick. BiUv Miller. Frances Narish. Eean Senderrek. Fred Stialier, warren Slnuna.

Madelm Stanton Margaret Sterling, Clara Torda. Noma Trucker. Felix Vogrln, Jean Walsh. Samuel winiams. Elffht A's.

Eileen Allison. Ruth Alvard Albert Batwinas. Paul Barbara uavis, urauia DeAntonio. Dortnea Deich miller, Richard Demmy. Henry Edwards.

Eleanor Fitaoatrlck. Helen Kosnowcki. Beatrice Lauer. Jean Leverinc. Helen Mason.

Adelaide Robert Muacrave, Tessie Patawa, Jack Robinson, Mary Tamasaltia. Daniel Tradesco. Dorothy waixer. Franic waisn, Albert wiiaon. EMht B's.

Margaret Azuka. Robert Bar. clay, Gertrude Belaskv. EUzabeth Berry, Ruth Bowen. Kenneth Caffrey, Helen Danes, oeorce Druckenbrod.

William Pelln ski, Donald Fenetermaoher, Mary Oerrltv William Grant, Ann Harris. Bettv Herr, Mae Hopkins, Carl Hvasta. Mary Movies, Shirley Oxlev. Lucv Jane Qufan. Leona KAdlvll, Edmund Rlnkunas.

Richard Ruddy David Rounds. Lillian Schleater. Marcella Skucas. Marv Snyder. Albert Stabler.

Peter vacenoax, xnomas waian. Sportsmen Will Hold Social Monday Nighl Easter Monday night will be cele brated by members of the Scranton Sportsman Club and their friends with a dance and entertainment the clubhouse. A program of vocal and Instrumental music has been arranged. Music will be furnished for dancing. Garfield Richards is general chair.

man, assisted by: Anthony Payne, Edward O'Malley, James Donnelly, Michael Noone, Joseph Donnelly and Thomas Nolan. Missionary Meet The Women's Missionary Society of the North Main Avenue Baptist Church at a meeting at the home of Mrs. John Phillips, 1730 North Sum ner Avenue, made plans for the an nual children's missionary mite box party to be held In the church rooms on Thursday and for a lasnion snow and musicale to be held on Tuesday, April 21. Mrs. John Phillips, the president, presided.

Tea was served by Mrs. William R. Owens and Mrs. M. A.

Frlese SPONSORING DANCE Arrangements for the dance to be conducted in St. Joseph's Auditorium, Mav 7 under the auspices of the Stu. dent Alumni Club of St. Joseph's Llth thuanian R. C.

Church are progressing The officers of the club are In charge. Thev are: Anna Janusa, president; Peg Zurewicz, vice president; Vincent ear cavare. treasurer; Vytant Zemaitas, secretary; Asslstlne the general com. mittee are: Valeria zemaitas, xfluina Klebauskas, Mary Thompkas, Caslmer Janusa. John Obelunas.

Angela Janusa, Mary Venzlauskas, Vincent Romoska, Agnes Kavauiaskaus anc Mary iu vage. HOVD DANCE MONDAY Plans have been completed by mem bers of the Lithuanian Political Club for the annual Easter Monday dance to be held In the Providence Audi torium. Joseph Baranaaiskas ia gen eral chairman, assisted oy: Mrs. a. Kazakynas, Mrs.

A. Bukauskas, L. Con stant, E. Glezauskas, E. KttzeKevicn, Balson, Klevlnskas, H.

Maites, M. Constant, W. Bukauskas, J. zuoa. vlch.

A. Letwinsky, V. Kaeakynas, Shlvokavloh, L. Valatka, D. zingie.

M. P. and J. Aucksciunas. TO RECEIVE SACRAMENT The Holv Name Societies of Holy Rosary Church and St.

Vincent de Paul Church will receive holy communion in a body tomorrow. The men of Holy Rosary at the 8 o'clock mass and the men of St. Vincent's at 8 o'clock. This betas Easter as well as Holy Name Sunday, it Is. expected that all of the men of both parishes will attend.

WILL PRESENT PLAT A nlav entitled "Simon the Leper' will be presented ait the West Market Street Bantlst Church at 7 o'clock to morrow night by a cast made up of members of the Sunday School. Tne cast follows: Evan Williams, Peggy Charles, Russell Hobbs, Megan Haddock, Charles Hodges, Catherine Col burn, Ruth Banks and Margaret Ridge. SERVICE AT MISSION A The Christian Endeavor Society, Dr. Jones Mission, wQl hold a. sunrise serv ice tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock in the mission.

Reese t. Reese will be the speaker; jack Coueens will be In charge of devotions; Robert Griffiths, olosjt, and Margaret Evans, chairman. WEST SCRANTON Resurrection Day fill Be Observed Pastors Announce Serv ices for Easter Easter Day win be celebrated In West Scranton Protestant Churches tomor row with sunrise services, cantatas. holy communion and special music. The schedule of services follows Lutheran St.

Mark's, the Rev. John A. Bender, 7 a. Junior Choir and holy communion; 9:30 a. preparatory services; 10 a.

m. holy communion for members and connrmants; 11:30 a. Sunday school; 7:30 p. Senior Choir cantata. Methodist Simpson, the Rev.

Jesse L. Wilson a a. Young People's sunrise service: 10:30 a. "The Instinct for Eternal noon, Sunday School; 6:15 p. m.

Enworth League. West Park, the Rev. E. W. Morrison, 10 a.

"An Easter Question An swered," and pageant by the Juvenile Choir: noon. Sunday School) 7:30 p. pageant by the Young People. Joash chests will be received at the morning service. Evangelical First, the Rev.

L. C. P. Miller, 7 a. English service and holy communion, "The 10 a.

utr man service and holy communion; 11:45 a. Sunday School; 7 p. cantata by the Senior Choir, "King of the Ages." Presbyterian Ebenezer, Welsh, the Rev. R. J.

WIT liams, 10 a. "Hopes Resurgence by Christ's solo by John price; 11:15 a. Sunday School; 6 p. "The companion 01 tne Emmaus Road Disciples," solo by Miss Mary Davis. Congregational Tabernacle, the Rev.

J. Bradbury, 7 a. Young People's sunrise serv ice; 10:30 a. holy communion, bap' tism of infants, reception of new menv bers and special music by the Junior Choir; 11:30 a. Sunday School; p.

Easter program. Plymouth, the Rev. Dr. A. D.

Upton; 10:30 a. "The wonders of Easter' noon, Sunday School; 6:15 P. Y. P. S.

C. 7:30 Easter music by the choir Baptist First Welsh, the Rev. Dr. T. Tieflon Richards: 7:30 a.

baptismal serv Ice. A large number of candidates will be baptized by immersion; 10 a. The Easter Message," Junior Choir will sing. The Rev. Dr.

Richards will be assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest At kins, missionaries from Belgian Congo 11:30 a. Sunday School; 6 p. Senior Choir Easter, cantata.

Interdenominational Berean, the Rev. Edward Canterbury, 6 a. Young People's sunrise service. Thomas G. Davis, speaker; the Hyde Park Fishers Club will attend in a body; 2:30 p.

Sunday School; 7:30 p. the first holy communion service will be celebrated in the church; the sermon theme will be "The Message of the Empty Tomb." Salvation Army PJans Devotions for Easter Major and Mrs. Peter ChrLspell will be the guests at the Easter services at the Price Street Citadel Salvation Army tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. Major Chrispell will deliver the mes sage, "Christ the Resurrection of Life." The Citadel Songsters, under the direction of William Fox, will sing "Christ the Lord Is Risen." The CI Udel Band under the direction of Ar thur Ware will play "Easter Memor. ies." Easter morning the band will play In the residential section of Hyde Park.

A holiness meeting will be held at the citadel at 11 a. Sunday School will held at 2:15 p. m. and the Young People will meet at 6:15 p. m.

Form Choral Club Members of the choir of St. Mi chael's Ukrainian Church formed a choral society to be known as St. Michael's Choral Club at a meeting Thursday night In the church. The group held election of officers. The results were: president, Michael Dzidzurch; vice president, Edward Popil; recording secretary, Mary Duda; financial secretary, Walter Mallick, and treasurer, Mary The organizers and directors are Paul Byda, Charles Yarema, Emil Pinsola, Anna Kobrynich and Jean Korollshin.

Inner Circle Service The Rev. R. J. Williams, pastor of Ebenezer Welsh Presbyterian Church, will be the speaker at the Easter services of District No. 4, Inner Circle, in Ebenezer Church tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock.

Ruth Thomas will lead (he devotions and Charlotte Davis and Elizabeth Thomas will sing a duet. William Edwards will read the Scripture. YOUNG PEOPLE'S SERVICE The Young People of Simpson M. Church will conduct an Easter sunrise service in the church tomorrow morning at 6 o'clock. The speaker will be the Rev.

Clar ence 'Carman, pastor of Court Street M. X. Devotional services will be held. An Easter breakfast will be served after the services. Henry Ken ner is chairman of the HOSTESS TO CLUB The Moonlight Club met recently at the home of Mrs.

Edward denies, 1402 Cornell Street. Games wer played and refreshments were served. Those present were: Mesdamea Walter Kuzara, Michael Kullck, Frank Brocoskl, Peter Kusara, George Halcc, Joseph Kuzara and Edward Olenick. D. OF A.

GATHERING "Liberty Council, 'no. 2, Daughters of America, will meet in Washington Hall. North Main Avenue, Monday night at o'clock. Members of the council will present an Easter pageant, Ruth Jen tin will be In charge. Churches Will Mark Easter Clergymen to Base Ser mons on Resurrection Themes The Rev.

Owen Jones will ocupy the pulpit at both services tomorrow In the Puritan Congregational At 10:30 a. m. he will preach on "Our Living Christ" and at 7 p. m. on "He I Risen." Baptism will be administered following the morning service and there will be a reception of new mem bers.

At the ivening service Prof. Ivor Price will be guest organist. A sunrise prayer service win be held at the First Christian Church at 7 a. m. under the auspices of the Christian Endeavor Society.

Arthur Hess will be the speaker. A pageant will be given by the Young People at the Bible School session at 9:45 o'clock. At 11 a. m. the pastor, the.

Rev. Earl P. Con Ter, wil preach on "Spring Time In the Soul's Chrsltian Endeavor Society will meet at 6:30 p. m. and hold a candlelight service.

The Rev. Mr. Confer also will ocupy the pulpit at 7:30 p. using for his subject "Empty Tomb Religion." The choir will present a cantata. Baptism will be administered.

"The Conquering Lord" will be the topic of the Rev. Clarence Carmean's sermon at 10:30 a. m. In Court Street M. E.

Church. There will be special music. Church School, 11:45. An Eas; ter program will be In charge of the Junior Department Junior League; 6 o'clock; Epworth League, evening service, 7:30. At the Dr.

Jones Memorial Church, a sunrise servise will be held at o'clock. At 10 a. morning service with preaching by the pastor, the Rev, John Roberts, Bible School at the church at 11:15 and at the mission at 3 o'clock. A cantata will be presented at the 7 o'clock service under the di rection of Arthur Hobbs with a cast made up of Sunday School children, Thomas Richards, son of the Rev, and Mrs. T.

T. Richards, West Scran. ton, will be in charge of the 10 a. service at West Market Street Baptist Church. Sunday School, 11 a.

m. In the evening, a play will be presented. At the providence M. E. cnurcn.

tne choir will sine the cantata, "The Cru cifixion and Ascension" at 10:30 a. R. Roy Howella is director and Tom Evans, organist. The pastor, the Rev. Arthur Jones, will preach on "The Significance of Easter." Church School.

noon: Eoworth League, 6:30 p. m. A sDeclal Easter program win oe given at 7 p. m. in Bradley M.

E. Church by the Younc Women's Choir. Children will be baptised. Sunday School at 10:45 a. m.

North Main Avenue Baptist Church, 10:30 a. Easter sermon by the Rev, C. Meeden, Philadelphia, and music by the Junior Choir; soloist, Warren Thomas. At 11:45 sunaay Easter music, a special Easter thank ofterin will be a feature. At 7:30 n.

sermon' by the Rev. Mr. Meeden; soloist. Miss Mildred Roberts. At Providence Presbyterian cnurcn at 10:30 the Rev.

Gordon Kibler will preach on "Tne living Faith." The choir will sing the an thems. Sunday School at noon and at 6:30 p. m. Young People's Fellowship, The speaker will be Emory Nelson, secretary of the United Church of Lackawanna County. Easter Day will be observed in St, John's Episcopal Church ny tnree services.

There will be a celebration of holy communion at 6 o'clock in the mnmirur. The festival celebration 01 tne Choral Eucharist will take place at 10:30. The rector, the Rev. wiiuam Chamberlain Warner, will preach. St, John's Choir will sing the choral portions of the Eucharist aswell as Easter carols.

The Church School service will be at m. The Lenten mite box offering for missions will be presented, the Jun ior Ohoir will sing, and recitations will be fllven by members of tne younger classes of the Church School. Teddy Richardson wil read the gospel, Final Union Services The Providence M. E. Church was taxed to capacity yesterday at the final union noonday service held qut in Holv Week by the North Scran ton Mlnisterium.

Practically all of the Protestant Churches of this section were represented throughout tne weex. The Rev. Earl P. Confer, pastor 01 the First Christian Church, delivered the sermori yesterday, and the Rev Owen Jones, Puritan Congregational Church, was devotional leader. NORTH END NOTES Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Ross, 2512 Amelia Avenue; Mrs. Owen Thomas and Mrs. Margaret Hollister Avenue, are spending a few days with relatives In Hackensack. N.

J. Miss Helen Burgess, Hazleton, is spending the week end with Miss Ann HUi; West Court Street. Miss Margaret Loftus. this section, is spending the week in New York. Miss Bernlce Rekstis, State couege, Is spending her Easter vacation at her home, 1305 Blair Avenue.

Joseph ScHeuer, South Scranton Man, Is Dead Joseph Scheuer, 57, rear of 437 Birch Street, died yesterday morning in his home after a brief illness. He was an employe of the Standard Brew ing Company. He was a member of Washington Camp, No. 430, Patriotic Order Sons America; the Scranton Aerie of Eagles and the Brewing Workers' Union. Surviving are two daughters, Pansy and Hazle; a son, two sisters.

Susan Scheuer and Mrs. Lena Knorr, this city; two brothers, Jacob Scheuer, Scranton, and George Scheuer, Potta rllle. The funeral will be held at 2:30 o'clock Monday afternoon from the home; Interment, Abington Hills Cem The equatorial diameter of the earth only 26 miles greater than the polar diameter. honor roll. The Sophomore has 45 Dunils.

SB grade 40 pupils and 8A grade 48 pupils. Of the honor group, 225 are girls while the boys number 89. The roll fol lows; an Helen BodlskL Mary Bonln, Evelvn Carlson. Edith Cartusclello, Irene Chrusainskl, sstner comes, wmcui uvt, Ph vlll Davis. Daisy Diamondsteln, Mac.

thew Dranchak, Anna Rose Egan, Marlon Evans, Anna Feduick, Betty Fleming Helen Oenys, June Harm, Betty Harruy, ior nthv nuth Jones. Warren Jones, tr.thleen Kmlotek. olta Laccklni. Virginia Manno, Celeste Mazzei. Eleanor MCAnorew, Esther McGovern, Jean Mitchell, Rae Morgan, Catherine Morse, Florence Olah, Joseph Peters, Eleanor Petroskl, Betty Reese, Bnuncrini.

Dorothr Babonskl. Wll lard Slutter, Donald Surplus. Ann Thomas, Anna Yarema, Eleanor xeviw. aa Leli Allen. Irene Amelka.

Jos' nK nnnln Rettv Rronio. Robert Brooks, inn rlnin Marv carter. Helen Castellano, Anna chemchick, Helen Constantlne, Kath ryn Cumbee, Virginia curry, wn wniarrf rtovis. nosemarv Derome. Marlon Dixon, Romayne Finney, Mae Flsch, Mary Gavin, Audrey George, Mary Giancopoulos, Martin Gibbons, Grace Gilbert, Eleanor ftr.o MnrniM nuns.

Marv Holeda. Mar garet Judge, Anna Kieoanica, uiga D.13 snkulskl. Andrew Kuzma. Eileen Maioney, Thomas McTigue, Marlon Mlttleman, Mary Mokis, Anne Montgomery, ucriruue Anna Pinksy, Rose Potochnlck. Rita Riddle.

Helen Rublowsky, Doris Schlager, Mary Sherbo. Lucille 8mith. Ralph Snyder, Nlch olina Terrinom, Mary Alice nutioa, ura naro Zangardi, Mary Flood. Freshman B. Josephine Barnle.

Corlnne Bone, Ethel Borne. John Breck, Marion Casteritne. Mary Chruscinskl, Cyril Chupko, Jean Collins, John Collins, Betty ooiweil, Winifred Cooper, Helen Darmofal, Thomas Davles. Byron Davis, Dorothy Drasba, Bara Edelsteln. Mary Evans.

Florence Wlgione, Philip Genova, Donald Gerrlty. Joseph Giro, Lillian Goldman. Eleanor Graham, Ruth Griffiths. Patrick Guido. Michael Gurak, Marie Hartridge.

Ruth Hazelton, Monica Heffron, Irene Hodenson. Dsrothv Hughes, Sylvia Jacobs, Clara Jakubowskl, Bruce Jones, Eugene Lawless, Esther Leader, Domlnick Longo. Catherine McGovern, Dolores Merkel. Mariorie Michinskl, Mavis Nicholas. Marlon O'Nell, Soohie Peda, Laura Petrilla.

John Pllshka. Helen Plon skv. Anna Sharaglia. Stella Swlatkoski, John R. Thomas.

Frank Walsh. Robert Weber, Cecelia Welichanics, Jane Wetzel, Helen Willock, Mary Wlntermute, Joanna Yesu. irrihmn Anthony AHano. Joseph Art abane. Mary O'Dea Barrett, Peter Betress, Dorothy Brownell, Helen Butckovitz.

Mary Calebretta. Rose Campo. Michael caouto, Marie Cetta, Alexander Dante, Vera Dapper, William Davies. Jean Davis Richard uorhort niptrlrh. Harriet Dixon, Anna Flori, Regina Flood, Betty Jane Floyd, Anna Giaccbasse.

Margaret Gubtck, Mildred Haddad, Esther Harris, John Heffron, Harry Hodowanltz, Jane Houser. Dorothy Jones. Woodford Jones. Leonard Kasper, Evelyn Kenesky, Gall Krause, Veronica Kutzar, Marjorle Laun, Jean Llttlejohn, Marie Lowrv, josepmine Mayer, ncicu Mocktu. Marjorle Morgan, Marv Mumerln.

Thelma Muiherln. Alfred Naegel. Mildred Weary Frances Nowosieiecae, Ann nc. Leo Fesso. Mildred Pendrak.

Miranda Pen noni. Florence Potts. Aldo RIcciardlelo. Helen Rockovltz. Mary Rutledge.

Otaa Ssb batini, Julio Scaramajtra. John scnutte. JoseoWne Scloscla. Eiizabenn miun. Sweet, Olga Ternowitz, Bernard Theobald, Anastasia Tomasiesky.

Eleanor Tuck. Fan ia a tvm wiiiftm. Fvplvn Wil liams, William Williams, Josephine Yacovinl, John Zangardi. Sophomore B. Marina maici.

josenii Bacdanskl. Frank Benza. Richard Bevnon, Jnet Britton. Victoria Cook. Catherine Cummlnss.

Joyce Thomas Done Ian. June Donovan. Oharles Eleawav. Mae F' emin, Anna Gontarskl. Lillian Grace.

Blodwvn GrilfitJi, James Hicitey, jonn Hlssa. Robert Huber. Robert Humphrey, Margaret Jenninss. PhilliD Jones. Eleanor Krauoheunas.

Robert Kraynick. Helen Kuratnick, Geore Lazar. Donald MacHale. Joseph Maenotta. Patricia Maioney.

Jane May. Eleanor Mlttleman, Elizabeth Moras, Jacque Moser. Anna Rose O'Horo. Mary Pennonl. Mildred Potochlck.

William Reed, Evelvn Rilev. Fannie Rose. Bernard Se vensky. Jean S' tek. Oia Tanchvn.

Jack Thomas. Reba Transue, Anthony Urban. Albert Zabady. Sophomore Joseohlne Alfano. Mary Bea.

Marie Bohovka, Helen Bowen. Perina Cianflchl. James Collins. Ann Davies. Ruth Dean, Anjela Deiaila, Fred Dodson.

Millard Dougherty, Perov Edwards, Iola Genovese. John Glanacopoulos. peter OlanacoDOUlos. Jack Hailstone. Robert Herbert, Violet Hofsash.

Dorothy Hokeson. Mae Hurwitz. Evan Jones. Helen Jnrbala. Margaret Ko losky, Ann Kowanick, Rose Kubowitz.

Mary Lavtand, Ruth Lowe, Elma Masuccl, Irene McDonald. Walter Miluskl, George Mitzel. Irene Mlzwinskl. Anna Mrykalo. Joseph Muska.

Frances Nasko. Genevieve Neroski. Gertrude Nioholls. Helen O'Neill, Edmund Peters. Delbert Price, Jane Ratch ford, Catherine Re.se, Elinor Reese.

Ruth Rodnev. Slvvia Rosensteln. Joseoh Ruddv Mary Slavioh. Ansela Slavickowsfci. Jack Standford.

Sue Swannick. Edna Mae Tav Inr flvnn.lh ThAmao U.l.n Trftla weisennun, Gladys Yanak, Michael Yevlti. Program Sunday At Mt. Dewey School A varied Easter program will be pre sented at the Mount Dewey Sunday School tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock under the direction of Mrs. David Thomas, of the Salvation Army, Price Street Citadel.

The will Include a nazeant by the Love Girl's Class and Hope Boy's Class entitled "Easter Bells" and He IS Special music will be given. The guests at the services will be Thomas Jarvls. Guild to Convene The April meeting of the Young Women's Guild of First Evangelical Church will be held In the church parlors Monday night at 8 o'clock. Miss Ruth Mirtz will submit pians for the Mothers and Daughters banquet to be held April 29. Miss Marjorle Schoen and Marlon Scheuer will be in charge of the Easter bonnet sale which will be a feature of the program.

Will Offer Play The B. Y. P. TJ. of First Welsh Bap tist church will present a play entitled Jimmy Be Careful," in the church parlors Tuesday night at 8 o'clock.

Members of the cast, directed by Mrs. John Rogers, Wllliamsport, are: Mary Blakney, Betty Anderson, Betty Williams, Betty Cogglns, Betty Jones, Isaac Thomas Jones; Winston h. ards, William Jones and William Williams. Dr. Jackson to Speak Dr.

B. H. Jackson will speak on the topic, "The Resurrection," at the Easter rally services In Jackson Street Baptist Sunday School tomorrow at 11:45 a. m. The services will climax the rally services held during March and April.

Thomas Argust Is chairman of the committee in charge. CLUB TO MEET The Fifth District, Twenty first Ward Republican Club will meet Mon day evening at 8 oclock at Bromley Avenue and Oram street. W. S. Ham merman' will preside.

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