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BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE, NEW YORK, SATURDAY, APRIL' 1936 16 GREAT HARPIST Dr. Link's Book Catholic News Educators and school superintend Plymouth Service 'It Is Not Death to Die' Features Harpist The Hope of Immortality By the Rev. Charles W. Hubon Rector St. Mary'i Protestant Episcopal Church By the Rev.

Paul R. Hoover Pastor English Evanfelical Lutheran Church of the Reformation ago, In a far-off occurred thi INETEEN HUNDRED years events of that first Easter. to reveal to Jesus Christ lived In the fullness ol His humanity man what It meant to love and servi Mildred Billing, Internationally known harpist, will be the featured 'v4rtist at tomorrow's evening service ''t the Plymouth Church of the PU-; "fcrims. Orange and Hicks Sis. Miss billing frequently has appeared in private engagements at the White House.

Her last recital there was on Feb. 11. The Easter night service at Plymouth Church will be centered around $he portrait of "The Master," painted by the late Darius Cobb for the Rev. Dr. J.

Stanley Durkee, pastor of the church. The combined of 12S voices will sing at the "service. Among the selections to be played by Miss Dilling are "The Fountain," by Albert Zabel; "March of the Men of Harlech," arranged by John Thomas; "Claire de Lune." by Debussy; "The Forest Pool," by Tour-nier; 'Impromptu," by Pierne, and "Chaconne," by Durand. Miss Dilling comes to Plymouth Church at the invitation of Rowland Story, God. Foolish nd fearful men thought that they could defeat the mes sage and kill the messenger.

They failed utterly. In Christ's willingness to die for His Ideals we have the supreme pic. ture of self-sacrifice for the love of others. In the resurrection of Christ we have the other side of that human nobility which Christ revealed; we see the fullness of God's love. Love does not die either God'i love or perfect human love.

It it the divine mystery of life. The hope of Immortality which Christ made so convincing to the world at His resurrection has transformed and ennobled religious thought. It has sanctified our love. It has given strength and courage to go on In the conviction that" loss is temporary rather than final Jesus Christ taught men how to live. He taught men how to die.

He taught men how to accept death by knowing that whatever happens to their mortal bodies, God's love survives. Fear can exist only at the expense of love and faith. Nineteen hundred years ago far, far away and the message Is as fresh and vital and essential as It was that first Easter morn. THE world Is a looking gloss, and gives back to every man the reflection of his own face. Frown at it, and It In turn will look sourly upon you; laugh at it and with it, and tt is a Jolly, kind companion; live with it in quiet confidence that "God's in His Heaven," that He is our refuge and strength, and our faces tell the story that we.

dp not fear, though the earth be removed and though mountains be carried Into the midst of the sea. Two weary disciples, Emmaus bound, were not so sure the first Easter day that "through the ages one increasing purpose runs, and the thoughts of men are widened with the process of the suns.1' Hope had been critically wounded by a dying Lord on the central of three Golgatha Hill crosses. Their sad faces mirrored defeat, disillusionment and broken dreams. Vision the contrast between the faces of those on the way and the winsome, loving, triumphant expression of the Master as He approaches 1 No wonder, then, these were prevented from seeing the Easter Message on His face! Less wonder still that the Easter Message did not radiate from their faces! Men, as the Master, "must suffer these things to enter Into His Glory." Blind to this, how could these weary sojourners read the Gospel of His face? How could they comprehend the depth and Inner meaning of the message? The Easter message was written In His face and the world, as a mir deacon and member of the church for more than 50 years. Memorial Church To Offer Drama ror, thenceforth reflects the message, celebrated In song, In flowers and in worship: "It is not death to die." It is not the good news of unending existences, exemption from oblivion, or even of immortality.

It is rather the eternal truth that man, bejng Immortal and heir with Christ, when he leaves this weary road, "Midst the brotherhood on high," is at home with Godt We fail to sense the Joyous and triumphant message of Easter until our faces glow with the message, "Thy chosen cannot die; Like Thee, they conquer in the strife, To reign with Thee on high." i- "The Alabaster Box," three-act re-' "ligious drama written by Mary Harwell and Isabelle Meaker, will be 'l by the young people of Memorial Presbyterian Church, at ith Ave. and St. John's Place, at evening service tomorrow. The 'Rev. Ralph Conover Lankier, pas-' tor, will conduct the worship service 'Preceding the presentation.

Easter will be sung by a mixed Nostrand St. Clement Pope, South Ozone Park. April 19 St. Hyacinth; Glen Cove; St. Alphonsus, Kent St.

near Manhattan Our Lady of Ostrabrama, Cutchogue; St. John Nepomucene, Bohemia; Most Holy Trinity, Montrose Ave. near Graham Immaculate Heart of Mary, E. 4th St. and Fort Hamilton Our Lady of Mercy, Forest Hills.

April 26 Holy Rosary, Chauncey St. near Reid Our Lady of Charity, Dean St. and Schenectady St. Patrick, Southold; St. Andrew, Sag Harbor, Sterling Place; Incarnation, Bell-aire; St.

Joseph, Jamaica; St. Andrew of Avellino, Flushing; An nunciation, N. 5th and Havemeyer ot. Auaiuerv, cimnurst. Reformed Church ot America Topics 'quartet.

Appearing In the cast will be Kathryna "Frederick Topper, Horace of the Foster, Elmer, Albert Jabbour, C. Dotglas Massiah, Presbyterian LafWett 4 ReformedProtestantDutchChurch CORNER FLATBUSH AND CHURCH AVENUES FOUNDED 1)54 Rev. J. FREDERIC BERC, Ph.D., D.D., Minister Rev. LE ROY C.

BRANDT, B.D., Th.M., Assistant Minister 1 1 :00 A.M. Dr. BERG "EASTER CERTAINTIES" 8:00 P.M. Musical Service Gounod's "Redemption" Port II MR. BRANDT WILL PREACH "THE STONE ROLLED AWAY" SPECIAL EASTER SERVICES 11:00 Dr.

Alvin E. Magary will preach "Even the Darkness Shall Be Light" 7:45 Franz Liszt's Oratorio, "Christus," with Chorua of 40 voices. Marion Clayton, Director Roman Catholic SPENCER MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REM3EN AND CLINTON STS. (Biock West o( Borough Halli Rev. F.

E. SIMMONS, D.D., Pastor Dr. Arthur Billings Hunt, Musical Director 11:00 A M. "EASTER INSPIRATIONS" ents representing more than 10,000 Catholic parish and high schools, seminaries, colleges and universities the United States will meet this coming week for the annual sessions the National Catholic Educational Association at the Invitation of His Eminence Patrick Cardinal Hayes. Preliminary meetings of executives and advisory committees will be conducted on Monday and continue throughout the next three days, April 14, 15 and 16.

Headquarters for the convention are at the Wal dorf-Astoria Hotel, where most of the meetings will take place. The parish school department sessions will be held In Cathedral High School auditorium, at which place there will also be an educational and art exhibit. The Rev. Edward V. Dargln, J.CD., the well-known canon law authority who has had an extensive practice before the Ecclesiastical court of the New York Diocese, will speak at the Center Association, 120 Central Park South, on April 14 at 8:30 p.m.

The subject will be "Marital Ecclesiastical The feast days of the week are: Sunday Easter Sunday. Gospel: The Resurrection of Christ. St. Mark Monday St. Her- menegild Tuesday St.

Justin. Wednesday St. Peterus. Thursday -St. Bernardette Soubtrous.

Friday St. Anicetus. Saturday St. Amideus. The second anniversary mass will be offered by the Rev.

John P. Murphy for the repose of the soul of his mother, Margaret Swords Murphy, on April 15 at 7:30 o'clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Clermont and Park Aves. A mass of requiem will be offered for the soul of the" late Joseph C. Murphy, formerly of the Immaculate Conception Seminary, Huntington, on Saturday, April 18, at Our Lady of Good Counsel Church at 8 o'clock. The ceremony ana reception In the order of the Sisters of Mercy will be held at Our Lady of Mercy Academy, Syosset, L.

on Monday at 3 o'clock. The Blessed Virgin Sodality of St. Teresa's Church, Richmond Hill, will hold its annual card party and dance the Morris Park Council K. of C. Hall, 110th St.

and Atlantic on Friday evening, April 17. The chairman of the affair is Helen Kranz. Forty Hours Devotion will begin tomorrow in the Church of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal, 61st St. near Bleecker, Ridgewood; St. Rita, Essex St.

near Atlantic Our Lady of Lourdes, Malvern; Our Lady of Victory, Floral Park; St. Francis of Assisi, Lincoln Road and adjusted, creative personality. Contrary to the teaching of some psy chologists, Dr. Link's view Is that one who Is now an Introvert can by the practice of religious ideas gradually acquire at least the main qualities of the extrovert. The book comes pretty close to being for everybody.

It teems with suggestions for the maladjusted. It is stimulating for those who are so fortunate as to feel contented with their lot. If it does not yield Ideas which will make them even more efficient, as it probably will, it at least will prove a useful tool in aiding them to help others. The sceptic may say that the rea son the doctor turns to old fashioned religion in the practice of modern psychology is simply the result of early environment. He is finding the ancient folk ways better in a time of confusion than many more modern ideas.

I imagine he would admit the charge; but he might add, as would that it may Just happen to be true that the reason the Christian religion which is now ancient because founded 2,000 years ago, and made possible by a thousand years of Jewish history before that works is because it corresponds with reality. Quite obviously basic reality does not change. Spiritualist CHURCHES FOURTH CHURCH M. SCHORCP, Minister 44 44th Bar Bidge, Brooklvn SERVICES Mon Thurs. and Prl.

at 8 P.M.; Thurs. 2 P.M., Rally Last Saturday ot Month. CHURCH OF DIVINE LIGHT Qulncy Street and Reid Avenue Rev. E. RESCH.

Pastor Easter Service tomorrow evening, 7:45 jP.M. Message by Mr. Nicherson' ol Boston and Miss Resch. FLORAL SERVICE Sunday Evening, April MESSAGES FROM FLOWERS SPIRITUALIST CHURCH OF THEOPHILUS 41 PILLING BROOKLVN B'way Trains to Chauncey St. Sta.

COSMOPOLITAN SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Meetings held 431 State at Nevlns every Thursday, Saturday and Sunday evening, at 8 P.M. Wednesdays at 1 P.M. One evening every week how to develop your (spiritual lifts), MRS. J. C.

MURPHY. Clalraudient Test. Medium. r.nnn faith CWPTSTTAN BPTWTTIlAI.IflT MISSION 438 Gates near Marcv a un KEV. M.

DORAS. Pastor Sunday. 8 P.M. Address and Clairvoy ance Mnrnlav. ft P.M.

Psvchometry Wednesday and Friday. P.M. Mealing and Clalrioj ante. Communion Serv-It the first Sundav of the month at 11 A.M. ALL WELCOMEI SECOND Clll'RCH OF ETERNITY 1101 Herkimer near Saratosa Ave.

James Hannixaii, Pastor, Member O.A.8. Services and Messages Sunday, Tuesday and Friday, 8:15 P.M. CHURCH OF OOOD FELLOWSHIP, MEMBER N. 8. A.

Troy Avenue. Broeklra Rev. K. Ann Taylor Sunday, Tuesday, Thursday, 8:00 M. Wednesday.

P.M. New York City. 1477 Lexington Avenue Monday and Friday 6:00 P.M. CHILD OF GRACE CHURCH MEMBER O. A.

8. Mm Pacific Street ORACB RAPISARDA, Minister Services and Mesaages Sunday and Tuesday, 8:00 P.M. Tuesday and Friday, 2:00 P.M. Between Flitttms ond 4th Anenues Contienlent to all cars and lubuagi Shrine Church of St. Bernadette To celebrate feast day Triduum of Grace.

Services every evening Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, 7:00 and 8:00 P.M. Sermon, Novena, Prayers, Benediction, Veneration and Kissing of Relic. Thursday, Feast Day, High Mass at 8:00 A.M., Services at 4:00, 5:00, 7:00 and 8:00 P.M. CHAPEL SITUATED IN LITTLE STORE 8218 13TH BROOKLYN Rev. FRANCIS B.

BARILLA, Pastor Attacks Problem Of the Moderns Return to Religion' Is Story of Scientist's Reconversion to Christ By HENRY SMITH LEIPER Most Americans including many wrto never heard the word, are prag-matists. At least they feel certain that anything which works must be true and conversely that what is true must work. One ol the great hindrances to religious faith in a world of science has been the feeling that the accepted religious views were out of line with reality as revealed In the laboratory. That some of them are is very obvious. But more and more, thorough students of science are seeing that what they have to reject is not the religion of Jesus, but a good deal of the religion about Jesus which has grown up through the centuries, until he himself would not recognize as connected with his ideas much that bears his name.

Dr. Henry C. Link, who writes un der the intriguing title "The Return to Religion," represents the experience of many moderns. He grew up in a Christian home. For a time he took for granted the teachings of the Christian Church.

Then, ab sorbed in science, he drifted away. Dealing with Joubled minds, disturbed nervous systems, warped personalities, inhibited egos, and overindulged libidos year after year brought him. however, to the realization that the way to mental and physical health led back to the House of God (MacMillan, Book Not Didactic He tells his story in anything but a preachy manner. It is straight talk rom the shoulder and no mine ing words. Close observation of more than 10.000 cases whicli have come under his care not speculative thought has been responsible for his conclusions.

They are curiously in line with the teaching of modern religious leaders. He sees a genera tion of men and women who have been encouraged too often to please themselves and develop their own personalities without regard to so cial responsibility or religious obli gations. And he finds that the re sult of their freedom has been the abnormalities for the cure of which they have been forced to turn to a psychologist. In order to bring them dsck as nearly as possible to nor mal health and social adjustment he has been for years giving them certain assignments. By degrees he came to realize that what he has been assigning to them are the tasks which flow from a common sense acceptance of the Sermon on the Mount, the quintessence of the teachings of the Prophets of Israel as expressed by the one man who perfectly incarnated the ethical ideals he and they professed.

Dr. Link did more than assign he accepted similar assignments himself. Instead of arranging his life in complete indifference to the institutions of religion, the Sunday services, the obligations of Church membership, and the implications for home life of professing Christian living, he has brought his own con duct into conformity with the teaching and practice of the church. He frankly admits that he does not like to go to church. He would rather read the papers, sleep, or play golf.

But one reason he does go to church Is because he does not like it and because he knows from experience that doing some worth while things which one does not like is a sure cure for much that ails one. Book for Nearly All Perhaps the central idea which the doctor develops in chapters which strike me as the very essence of common sense from both the religious and the scientific point of. view is that of redemption through sacrifice, or the finding of self through self-dedication to the needs of others. He says that the teachings of Jesus on this point "he that saveth his life shall lose it" Is confirmed by all of his clinical experience. The introvert is the un happy, frustrated, hampered in dividual.

The extrovert is the un selfish person the happy, useful, P.M.; Service with the presentation of two pageants. HOLLIS PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH AM: "The Nature of Eternal Life." 4 .31) P.M.: Vesper service GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH A.M.: "Immortalltr Revealed." 4:30 P.M Church School fectlval service. ST. JOHN'S CHAPEL (Richmond Hill) A "The Resurrection." Children's festival service. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Uamaical A.M.: "The Change Christ Made." A.M.

(in Church Housei: The Rev. Howard Hobbs, pastor emeritus, preacher. PM: "Music Handmaid to Religion," OZONE PARK M. E. CHURCH 11 A "Easter and the New Life." ST.

THOMAS' CHURCH (Bellerosel 8 00 and 9:30 A.M.: Holy Communion. 11 A Festival sedvice and sermon. Children's festival. HOLLIS I. CHURCH a "find World and Its P.M.: Evening service with rendering of sacred cantata.

MANHATTAN FRENCH CHURCH DE SAINT ESPRIT (229 E. 61st St.) A.M.: "The Triumph of Life" ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S EP18C OPAL CHURCH (Park Ave. at 51st Still A M. and 4 P.M.: Sermon by the rector CHURCH OP THE HEALING CHRIST (Biltmore Hotel) 11AM The Eternal Resurrection." FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (5th Ave.

and 11th SHAM. Rose Again." PM: Handel's "Messiah." CHURCH OP THE INCARNATION (Madi son Ave ana Join i 11 A.M.: "The Living Christ BAHA'I CENTRE (119 W. 57th St.) "God Unknowable God the Known." James Morton, speaker. Unitarian Qlljurrli the amoitr Pterrepont Street and Monroe Place (Borough Hall Subway Station) 11 A M. Rev John Howlnnd Lethron.

D.D. "THE ASCENT OF THE SPIRIT" 7:30 P.M. Rev Edward J. Manning "IM MORTALITY" FLATBUSH UNITARIAN CHURCH Beverly Road and East 19th Street 11 (10 -Rev Joseph T. Snlet TO THIS END I WAS BORN" Unity 1 Albee Square ELLA POMKItOY.

Leader SI'NDAT SCHOOL A.M. nan.v CLASHES P.M. Sunday. 11:00 A.M. "THE NEW LIFE" Florence Wells Gllmore, Speaarr Wednesdays and Sundays, t.H- in of "Resurrection Special Easter Music Junior ond Senior Choirs Sittings FREE Strangers Cordially Welcomed Miss Mildred Dilling, Internationally known harpist, who has been honored by seven appearances at the White House, plays as the featured artist at the Easter night service at the Plymouth Church of the Pilgrims.

The church's combined choirs of 125 voices will sing at the service. Sally Jabbour and William O. Ten-ity. Katherine Alexiade and Louis Cullmann directed the piece. Carols to be sung will include Baird's "Easter Alleluia," "By Early Morn-in? Light," by Reimann, and the "Alleluia! Chriit Is Risen," by Ko-polyoff.

A new series of lectures by Dr. Bhagat Singh Thind will be opened tomorrow at the Institute of Applied Truth. 25 W. 72d Manhattan. Dr.

Thind will speak on the subject, "The Paralysis of Fear and the Cure." at 3 p.m. At 8 o'clock his topic will be "Receiving Guidance From Within." Presbyterian Ppeslytrrtan Church Ave at South Oxford St Testimonials" CHOIR 0 SO VOICES Protestant Episcopal eeeee0VMWV 1936 TYSON. Organist PHILLIP FEY Tenor Raymond BH FIT. Baritone SCHOOL KASifclt SERVICE HOLY COMMUNION Protestant Episcopal Sermon Sermon topics far this eolumn MUST be In The Eagle ai later than Thursday neon. Please addresa Rells-lous Editor, Sunday.

April 12, 136 BAPTIST BAPTIST TEMPLE A Christ Arosel" "Heaven." EMMANUEL A.M. and P.M.: Dr. Averj A. Shaw, guest preacher. CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER A.M.: 'Lite's Eternal Hope." P.M Musical service.

TRINITY A.M.: "The Certainty of the Resurrection." P.M.: "Baptism, a Symbol of Death and Resurrection." HANSON PLACE A.M.: "Sternal Life." P.M.: Cantata. "Prom Death to Life." STRONG PLACE A.M.: "The Resurrection Testimony of God's Word." "The Resurrection Testimony of God Ordinances." 7:30 P.M.: "The Resurrection Testimony of God Witnesses." GREENWOOD A.M. "The Lord of Life." P.M.: "Women With an Amazing Message." KENILWORTH "universal Continuity" P.M.: "Life Everlasting," cantata by the choir. CHRISTIAN FLATBUSH P.M.: "The Tnevltabteness of Baster." 4:30 Baptismal service. RIDOEWOOD A.M.: "The Three Heavens." COMMUNITY CLINTON AVENUE 8:30 A "The Dawn of a New Day." 11:00 A.M.: "Christ Is Risen." CONGREGATIONAL CENTRAL A.M.: The- Rev.

Dr. S. Parkes Cadman, pastor, preacher, M. Easter pageant. PARK SLOPE A "The Call to Awake." Easter service of music.

BUSHWICK AVENUE A "The Power of the Resurrection." "Easter Jot." TOMPKINS AVENUE "Jesus The Resurrection and the Life." OCEAN AVENUE "The Divinity of Jesus." Easter pageant. FLATBUSH A M. "A Wise and AIl-Lovins Father." PLYMOUTH CHURCH OF THE PILORIMS "What Rose With Christ?" "The Master." SOUTH "The Certainty of Immortality." Easter musical service. KINGS HIGHWAY A.M.: "A Musician's Discovery." LUTHERAN ST JOHN'S EVANGELICAL (Prospect Ave.) Sunrise service. 10 30 A German service.

"I Am the Life." EION 7 A Dawn service. German service 10 30 A.M.: Service with Communion. EVANGELICAL CHURCH, OP THE ADVENT A.M.: "The Resurrection." ST PAUL'S (Avenue Ji "Living Wilh Christ" P.M Sunday School Easter Dav service ST MATTHEW'8 EVANGELICAL- "The Certainty ol (he Resurrec-. tlon." "Ye Are Witnesses ST. PAUL'S (Knickerbocker Ave 1 "I Know That My Redeemer Lives." INCARNATION 8 A "The Power Thai Opens Tombs." MM: The Holy Communion.

11 A.M.: "Who Glveth Us the Victory." P.M Young People's Easter service. CHURCH OP THE REDEEMER A "The Conviction of Immortality." ST STEPHEN'S EVANGELICAL Dawn service. 10 30 Holy Communion. PM: Religious drama. BETHLEHEM EVANGELICAL 10 A.M.: "Victorious Liaht." "Stones Rolled Away." Easter pageant.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL GOODSELL MEMORIAL "The Last Gateway" Sunday School Easter service. ANDREWS A "Life Eternal." "Dawn." JANES A The Vacated Tomb." Protestant Episcopal P.M.: "Story of Easter," Illustrated address, FENIMORE STREET "The Betrayer of Our Lord." P.M.: Musical service. VANDERVEEB PARK A "The Emerging Christl" P.M.; Easter play. N08TRAND-DeKALB A.M.: "Power Through Eternal Hope." P.M.: Easter pageant. A "The Joy That Easter Brings." Special evening program.

CENTRAL A.M.: "When the Sun Arose." P.M.: "The First Baster Evening." PRESBYTERIAN WELLS MEMORIAL A.M.: "Victorious Grave or Triumphant Glory." FIRST 5 A.M.: Communion service. 11 AM: "All Things Are Yours." 4 P.M.: Communion service and reception of members. 6 Young People's Group. LAFAYETTE AVENUE A.M.: "Even the Darkness Shall Be Light." P.M.: Liszt's oratorio" "Christus," sung at evening service. UNION CHURCH OF BAY RIDOE 8 30A.M.: Easter service.

11 A.M.: "A New Meaning for Immortality." SPENCER MEMORIAL A.M.: "Easter Inspirations." P.M "Resurrection Testimonies." DURYEA A.M.: "Awaiting the Confirmation." P.M.: Easter pefteant. ARLINGTON AVENUE A.M.: "Go and Say to My Brethren." M. "They Knew Him." MEMORIAL A.M.: "Moral and Spiritual Requirements for Immortality." PM: Religious drama. CENTRAL A "Do We Live Agalnr" P.M.: Easter music. THROOP AVENUE A.M.: "The Signs of Immortality." "Recognition la Heaven." BEDFORD A "The Firstborn From the Dead." P.M.: Service with Easter music.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH OP ST. MATTHEW A "Live-GlTlng Power." P.M Easter pageant. ST. ANN'S Sermon by the rector. CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY A.M.: "The Triumph of Life." 7 P.M.: Celebration of Holy Communion.

Address-by the rector. 3 30 P.M Children's Easter service. 8 P.M.: Sermon by the associate rector. ST. GEORGE'S A.M.: Resurrection The Key to All Our Life." REFORMED FLATBUSH DUTCH "Easter Certainties." P.M.: "The Stone Rolled Away." FLATLANDS DUTCH A "The Easter Message." "The Life Everlasting." NEW UTRECHT A.M.: "At Dawning." OLD FIRST A.M.: "The Christian's Easter Song." P.M.: "The Music of the Resurrection." Musical service.

CHRIST EVANOELICAL 10A.M.: German serf ire. 11 A.M.: English service. UNITARIAN CHURCH OP THE SAVIOUR A Sermon by the rectnr. P.M.: "Immortelly's Place in a Philoso phy of Life" CHURCH OF OUR FATHER A.M.: "The Technique of Eiernal Hope ALL SOULS A.M.; Sermon by the rector. MISCELLANEOUS CHURCH OF THE NEIGHBOR (Sweden- borgian AM "The Easter Day Fart." BROOKLYN SOCIETY FOR ETHICAL CULTURE 11 A.M.

(at Academy of "Two Sources of Religion and Morals. SALVATION ARMY A.M. (321 Ashland Place) Brig. Norman Marshall and cadets 4JUEENS CHURCH-IN-THE-OARDENSiFores(Hllls)- A "The Lamp of Immortality." REDEMEER LUTHERAN CHURCH (Flushing Heights) 11A.M.: The Rev. Paul A.

Klrsch. guest preacher. WEST FOREST HILLS COMMUNITY CHURCH A M. "Recognition" Protestant Episcopal Universalists Dr. Skelton to Speak On Youth's Fitness Dr.

Eugene Wilson Skelton, president of the board of trustees of the Sixth Avenue Baptist Church, will address the Young People's Society at their Easter meeting tomorrow at p.m. on the subject, "Youth's Possibilities and Fitness." A special Easter program has been arranged for the occasion. Fifteen young people are cast In the three-act comedy, "Pulling the Curtain," which will be presented by the Intermediate department of the Bushwick Avenue Central M. Church Sunday School in the senior room of the church, at Madison St, on iuesaay nlgnt. Reformed Church of America Roman Catholic Universalists Churches Presbyterian FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH PKth Avenue, between 11th and 12th Sta.

8:00 A.M. COMMUNION 9:4 A M. Church School Easter Servlog i.w ft MUI.DENHAWER "HE ROSE AGAIN" 8:00 P.M. "THE MESSIAH" Protestont Eplscopol Sartljoliimfiu'H Rev. G.

P. T. SARGENT, D.D., Rector ill A.M. Heir Communlen 1:30 A.M. Choral Hula A.M Junior Cenireratlon Serylee ii F- H- Cralahin Jr.

Jl A.M. Holy Communion and Rrmnn Preacher: The Rector 4 P.M. EvKninnti Htly Man A 8 A.M. INCARNATION EiVrES B. JOHN OASS, D.D, Rector 8 and In AU Hni 11 A.M.

Festival Service: Sermon, Rector THE LIVING CHRIST" 12 Noon Hnlv rnmrniinlM 4 P.M. Festival Service for Boys and Girls Noonday Services: Monday-Friday 12:30 Spiritualist BROTHERHOOD New AddriM Ut W. 75th N.Y.C. Rev. Carolyn C.

Duko Sun. 8, Wed. 1 Rev. Elsie M. Bosch Wed.

8. Frl. 2 and Unity Richard Lynch HOTEL PLAZA ORAND BALLROOM 11:00 A.M. "Clothed With Immortality" Special Batter Muslo and Service Dr. Lynch Thursday, 8:30 P.M., Plaaa Hots ALL SOULS UNIVERSALIS! CHURCH Ocean and Ditmas Avenues, Flatbush Rev.

CORNELIUS GREENWAY, Minister Sermon at 11:00 A.M. "FEET-GRASPING CHRISTIANS" Vested Choir of 24 Trained Voices Easter Music at Morning and Afternoon Services EASTER PAGEANT AT 3:30 P.M. St. Paul's Church FLATBUSH Church Avenue and St. Paul's Place Rev.

HAROLD SUMMERFIELD OLAFSON, Rector Rev. H. BOARDMAN JONES, Associate Rev. HAROLD F. LEMOINE, Assistant Holy Communion, 6:30 and 7:30 A.

M. Choral Celebration of Holy Communion, 9:00 A. M. Holy Communion and Sermon, 1 1 :00 A. M.

Children's Service, 4:00 P. M. Evensong and Sermon, 8:00 P. M. We urge as many as possible to make their communions at one of the early services Church the Nativity Corner of Ocean Avenue and r'arragut Road Rev.

THOMAS SETTL-K, Rector EASTER SUNDAY 7:00 A.M. Holy Communion 8:00 A.M. and 11:00 A.M. Ftviva! CYlebratU The Rector will preach at luilli services 4:00 P.M. CliilJrcn's Fotival Service NO SIGHT SERVICE 1784 SAINT ANN'S CHURCH CLINTON AND LIVINGSTON STREETS Rev.

SAMUEL M. DORRANCE. Rector Kev. GEORGE D. HA RDM AN EASTER SUNDAY 7:30 A HOLY COMMUNION CHOIR) 00 AM.

--HOLY COMMUNION 11 .00 A.M. MOKNINO PRAYER AND HOLY COMMUNION MR. DORRANCE Manhattan Baptist dalttarg Saptist Church tilth bet. Siith and Seventh Aves. Sunday.

11, 7:80 Dr. WILL H. HOUGHTON MOODY BIBLE CONFERENCE Sunday at 3:00 Rev. Georte Dearlas Additional Speakers: Dr. Wilbur M.

Smith and Dr. T. Roland Phillipa Monday, thmmh Friday, 8:00. 7:80 P.M. Bahol BAHA'I CENTRE j.h riuur Sunday.

4:15 JAMES MORTON "God Unknowable God the Known" Disciples of Christ "CHURCH OF THE" idling (Elirtfil BILTMORE HOTEL SUNDAY. 11 A.M. Rev. EMMET FOX, Pastor Speaks Tomorrow at 11 A.M. on "THE ETERNAL RESURRECTION" Mid-Week Meetlnts: Wed.

and Friday Noon and Wed. 8 P.M. French Church FRENCH ftlt'RCH at SAlNT-ESPRrF" no East 01 si Street 10:30 A.M. Prlere du matin 11:00 A.M. Communion et sermon Miscellaneous THE ABSOLUTE CENTER JOSEPH O.

DE VINCENT 1120 Stelnway Hall. Ill West 57th St Lecture, Sunday Evening at 8:15 "THE EVER-PRESENT CHRIST" Also Your Life History In Your Name Pentecostol GLAD TIDINGS TABERNACLE 8(5 West 83d Street. N. I. 0.

Rev. ROBERT A. BROWN, Poster Services 10:80 A.M., 8:00 and 7:30 P.M. "THE RESURRECTION MORNING" 8:00 P.M. "CHRIST II RISEN AS HI SAID" 7:80 P.M.

Eaater Musle by ORCHESTRA AND CHOIR CHURCH OF THE HOLY TRINITY Montague Street, Near Boro Hall 7 A.M. Holy Communion and Address Mr. MELISH 10:45 Instrumental Music Carl Tallefsen and Anita Palmer, violin Willeifi Durieux, cellar Vojmir Attl. aarg. 11 FESTIVAL SERVICE Holv Communion and Sermon Mr.

MBLI9H "THE TRIUMPH OF LIFE" Soloists: Verna Osborne, soprano Charles Hark, tenor P.M. Children's Service Cross of Flowers 8:00 P.M. Evening Prayer and Address Mr. YOUNG "LIFE ETERNAL" SPECIAL XI SIC JAMES C. ANNE TYSON Soprano HELEN DuVAU Contralto 4 00 P.M.

CHURCH WEDNESDAY, 10 00 A St. John's Episcopal Church St. John's Place; Near Seventh Avenue Rev. GORDON D. PIERCE, Rector ttxattt Day Smwrfl 7:00 A.M.

Choral Communion A.M. Children's Carol Service 11:00 A.M. Choral Communion and Sermon Special Music Full Choir The Rector will officiate, at all lervkei, attisted by the Rev. G. Warfirld Hohbr, D.D., of the Church Mixion House, Manhattan CHRIST CHURCH Bedford N'eui' Division Ave, Williamsburg Kev.

GUY H. MAZER, Hector EASTKR, APRIL 12 8:00 A.M. Huly Communion 10:45 A.M. Festival Celebration and Sermon NINETIETH ANNIVERSARY SUNDAY, AI'RIi, 19 Sunday After Easter 8:00 A.M. Holy Communion 11:00 A.M.

Huly Communion and Sermon "4:00 P.M. Anniversary Confirmation Service and Sermon Kev. Ernest Milmo're Stirca, D.D., Bishop of Lonjr Island.