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aster rogramme Sunday, March 27, 1921

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A. STERLING BARNER, MINISTER

University Address, University of Chicago, Phone Dorchester 3309 Barrington Address, Residence Phone 75-L-4

Gurtitigs To all who enter this house of worship: Easter is one of the great days in the Church calendar. May it bring to you every blessing for the joy of life and make your own pathway practical and Christlike and those about you happy, help-ful and all which the day should mean, for now is Christ risen ; Let us live to show forth his Grace. The Pastor.

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Selection, "A Night in Jun UNDER DIRE(

Responsive Reading Prayer

DIRECTED "A New Song,". Chorus witl

Gertrude Evang Meekins, L

"Ride on in Majesty" "Midnight in the Garden,"

"And He, Bearing His Cros:

"If I Bear Not a Scar for Hi "The Rosary" "A Perfect Day," Vocal Sol( "Now Upon the First Day "Tell the Glad Story," Trio

Eu "Death Is Swallowed Up in V "The Song of the Redeemer, "Behold, I Stand at the Doo:

"We Shall See Jesus," Bass

Rejoice and Be Glad"

Announcements and Offerir Evening Shadows"

THE USHERS MRS. HUGH MAT'

MR. ARNETT L MR. HOWARD CJ

C MARION BENNETT

VALENTINE DOMINI CARL AHRENS

WALTER AHRENS

LYDIA SCHUETT JL

LEONA DEUTCHMAN JUSTINE SPUNNER

LOIS CANNON BLANCHE MI

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BIBLE SCHOOL, 9:30 Arnett C. Lines, Superintendent, assisted by Teachers and Officers

We welcome you each otioto the Bible school session this Easter morning, into a beautifully decorated Chufch which we trust may be symbolical of the lives we shall each and all try to live. After the regular opening exercises the classes of the school will render a short Easter program, including the little men and women from the primary department.

MORNING WORSHIP. 10:30

rogranunt for (enter laming Processional Hymn No. 134 Invocation Gloria Anthem, "0, Death, Where Is Thy Sting" Choir Responsive Reading [Selection 65] Hymn No. 137 Scripture-1 Corinthians: 15 Chapter, Paul Prayer and Response Announcements and Offertory Anthem, "Look Beyond" Choir Sermon, "Easter Sesame" Mr. Barner Solo, "I Know That My Redeemer Lives" Benediction Mr. Cameron

USHERS FOR MORNING SERVICE MISSES FRANCES BROCKWAY AND LEONA DEUTCHMAN

MESSRS. MERLE MARTIN AND CHARLES DAHIR MR. GEORGE BANKS AND MR. HENRY BROCKWAY

SENIOR CHOIR

MRS. WM. CAMERON . MRS. MARK BABCOCK

MRS. GRACE CANNON MISS GEORGIA TOPPING MRS. WALTER SEARS MISS LETITIA ARMSTRONG MRS. LESLIE B. PADDOCK

MRS. J. A. McLEISTER MISS EDITH HAMS MRS. ARNETT C. LINES MR. WILLIAM CAMERON

MRS. HERMAN AHRENS MR. HUGH MATTISON MRS. KATE MILLER MR. ARNETT LINES

MRS. ALTA BENNETT MR. MARK BABCOCK

This afternoon at 3:30 there will be several baptisms, at which time there will be a brief service of responsive reading, music by congregation, prayer and remarks by pastor, singing by choir.

Mrs. Cameron at Organ

BAPTIST YOUNG PEOPLES' UNION, 6:30 A good place to spend an hour at sharp 6:30. The service will be appropriate to Easter. They invite you to worship with them this evening. Charles Dahir president, and officers, will be present.

EVENING WORSHIP, 7:30

Rebetriptiorez -7z)crtg AN EASTER CANTATA GIVEN BY

BAPTIST JUNIOR CHOIR MRS. ALTA BENNETT AT THE ORGAN, MRS. ROBERTSON AT PIANO

Selection, "A Night in June" Orchestra UNDER DIRECTION OF EARLING EVANGER

Responsive Reading Congregation Prayer

Mr. Barner CANTATA

DIRECTED BY MRS. A. L. ROBERTSON "A New Song," Chorus with Soprano Obligato

Gertrude Evanger, Lydia Schuett, Lois Cannon, Catherine Meekins, Leona Deutchman.

"Ride on in Majesty" Boys' Unison Chorus "Midnight in the Garden," Soprano and Alto Duett Helen Robertson and Eunice Butler

"And He, Bearing His Cross, Went Forth," Bass Solo and Chorus George Cameron and Choir

"If I Bear Not a Scar for Him," Soprano Solo Virginia Babcock "The Rosary" Orchestra "A Perfect Day," Vocal Solo Henry Titus "Now Upon the First Day of the Week" Choir "Tell the Glad Story," Trio Eunice Butler, Blanche Meier, Helen Abbott

"Death Is Swallowed Up in Victory," Alto Solo, Helen Abbott and Choir "The Song of the Redeemer," Tenor Solo James Dahir and Choir "Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock," Soprano Duett, Gertrude Evanger, Eunice Butler

"We Shall See Jesus," Bass Solo and Chorus George Cameron and Choir

"Rejoice and Be Glad" Choir Announcements and Offering Mr. Barner "Evening Shadows" Orchestra

THE USHERS FOR THE EVENING ARE: MRS. HUGH MATTISON, MRS. ARNETT C. LINES

MR. ARNETT LINES, MR. HUGH MATTISON MR. HOWARD CASTLE, MR. WM. J. CAMERON

ORCHESTRA MARION BENNETT MORRIS WATERMAN

VALENTINE DOMINI HENRY TITUS CARL AHRENS ERLING EVANGER

WALTER AHRENS LESTER BARTHOLOMEW

JUNIOR CHOIR LYDIA SCHUETT ELEANOR ALVERSON

LEONA DEUTCHMAN HELEN ABBOTT

JUSTINE SPUNNER ISABEL KINCAID

LOIS CANNON ZOA JAYNE

BLANCHE MEIER MADELINE SCHUTT

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GOLDEN JUBILEE .... OF THE ....

Barrington Baptist Church, Organized 1847.

December 16 and 17, 1897.

Thursday Afternoon. (DECEMBER 16th.)

2:00. Prayer and Praise Meeting. 2:30. Words of Welcome. 2:45. Earliest Period of Church History.

REV. JOHN YOUNG.

3:15. Sermon, "The Relation of Christ to the Christian."

REV. BATLEY.

Thursday Evening. 7:00. Reception and Toasts. 7:45. Music by Quartet.

Toast, "My Remembrance of Barring-ton and It's Baptist Church."

REV. JOHN YOUNG.

Toast, "Church and Pastor During My Days."

REV. CHAS. HENRY.

Toast, "What the Church and I Did." REV. BAILEY.

Toast, "What I Remember of the Church."

REV. C. T. EVERETT. Song.—LADIES' QUARTETTE.

Friday Morning. DECEMBER 17th.

9:00. Prayer and Praise Meeting. REV. KINGSLEY.

9:30. "Forty Years of Christian Experi-ence."

Mits. M. B. MCINTOSH. 9:45. "The Loyalty of the Church Member to the Church."

REV. CHAS. HENRY. 10:15. "Duties of the Church to Pastor."

REV. JOHN YOUNG. 10:45. "Duties of Pastor to Church."

REV. WALKER.

Friday Afternoon. 2:00. Praise Service.

Rim. T. E. REAM. 2:30. The Spirit That Should Permeate the

. Church of To-day," REV. BAILEY.

3:15. "The Need of Christian Education." REV. C. E. HEWITT, D. D.,

DISCUSSION. of Chicago University. LED BY REV. C. T. EVERETT.

Friday Evening. 7:00. Prayer and Praise Service.

REV. TROYER.

7:30. "How Shall the Church Reach the Un-saved Masses."

REV. CHARLES HENRY.

8:00. Address by Dean Eri B. Hulbert, D. D., of Chicago University.

/ TALL WELCOME—N,

Opening of Our Redecorated Church+ unbap, 4 ttober 30:21

A. STERLING BARNER, Pastor

Speaker for Afternoon Service, 3 o'clock: DR. GERALD BIRNEY SMITH, CHICAGO UNIVERSITY Subject: "The Church Beautiful and its Relation to Life"

first 7.6aptist Currli,7c8arrittiltott, We are sure you will delighted with the beautiful decorations and draperies of our church, made possible by you each through the splendid work

of the committee YOU ARE WELCOMED TO THIS HOUSE OF WORSHIP

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The big event Friday evening, Nov. 4, from 5:30 to 8 p. m.— a men's supper, prepared and served by men of the church and con-gregation, with entertainment of exceptional merit and amusement, all for 75c for adults and 35c for children. Benefit of church.

DON'T MISS IT—BIG DOINGS

We are pleased to see the renewed interest in all societies of the church. A place for everyone and every one in place" is our motto.

We should like to solicit your co-operation in the work we are aiming to do here. If you don't attend church anywhere else, make this your church home. Mr. Herman Ahrens is treasurer and will be pleased to furnish envelopes to any wishing to contribute, and Mr. Castle will tell you about our finances any time. We wish to make this a house of worship and work in the highest and most practical sense.

The Missionary Society will meet at the home of Mrs. H. K. Brockway Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. A. V. Wood, a missionary from Cuba, Porto Rico, Mexico and New York City, but now in Chicago, will speak.

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y-five Years Ago Hold Reunion in Austin.

A most delightful reunion of the "Galaxy Girls" was held at the home of Mrs. Lottie Coltrin in Austin last Thursday. A dainty five course lunch was served by Mrs. Coltrin and Mrs. Meyer,who acted as hostesses and while partaking of the delicious viands many reminiscences and events of long ago were enjoyed.

This girls' club known as the Galaxy was organized in Barrington in the summer of 1887. The girls who made up the club were members of Mrs. M. 33 McIntosh's bible class of the Baptist Sunday school when Rev. C. T. Everett was pastor of that church

For two years the members of. the club were actively esgaged in helping to raise money for repairs on the church and incidentally enjoying the social life which they created. Then Cupid succeeded in breaking into the charmed circle, and is a short time most of the girls had moved away to homes of their own in other communi-ties. The last reunion was held at the home of Mrs. Martha Leonard Kings-ley in the fall of 1889.

The reunion of this year was to be in honor of Ethie Boyce Bennett, whose sudden death so greatly sad-dened her club sisters

All the other members were present except Nettie E. Lombard, of Los An-geles, California, from whom a long and most interesting letter was receiv-ed in time to be read at the lunched

Those present were Ida Dodge Co Spring Grove; Maude Filkins Cas Arlington Heights; Emma Bar Brockway and Flora Davis Me Barrington; Ruth Klnick Barnett, gin; Cora Klnick Loomis, Barring Center; Cora E. Higley and Ma Leonard Kingsley, Chicago; and hostesses Lottie Castle Coltrin of A tin and Zoa Sizer Meyer of Oak Par

A group picture was taken as a com-panion piece to the one taken in 1887

1 which hung over the basket of pink roses and ferns which formed the cen-

, ter <V 1-he beautiful table decoratior

Services at the Baptist church for I coming week will be as follows: Satur-

day, 7:30 p. m , prayer meeting—cove-nant meeting. Sunday, preaching 10:30 a. m., "Our Divestment of Life," 7:30 p. in., "What is a Christian?" Sunday school at 11:45 a. m.; Junior society, 3:00 p. m.; and B. Y. P. U. at 6:45 p. m. If you have no church, home, you arecordially invited to wor-ship with us. V. V. and T. T. Phelps.

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Carmichael, Mrs. Cecil Kellam, Mrs. Wm. Sandell, Mrs. J. E. Montgomery.

Remintscenses, Mrs. and Elijah Prouty

Men's quartet, Written There."

Reminiscenses, J. Mrs. J. E. Nightingale, ley, Rev Roloff

Remarks, Rev. Phtilp Beuscher, Rev. Hermann E. Koenig.

Honored Guests Local residents, 75 years of age

or over, had been invited to the celebration as honored guests. Thirty-two of the 87 invited were able to accept. .

The oldest lady present was Mrs. Alfred Edwards, mothtm r Mrs. H. P. C\,.stle, who will be years old next month, and the old-est man was Daniel Garver who was 90 last May. Mr. Garver, a grand army man from Decatur, is vending the winter with his granddaughter, Mrs. J. W. Lang-dale.

Fallowing is a list of those pres-ent who were 75 years of age or older:

Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Schaede, 76 and 75; Mrs. Laura Nightingale, 77; Mrs. Grace Kraft, 77; Mrs. Mary Lageschulte, 81; Henry Lageschulte, 75; Henry Gilly, 81; Richard E. Drover, Sr., 77; Aug-ust Miller, 81; Charles Gram, 77; Frank Cady, 82; E. D. Prouty, 79; AuTgust Boehmer, 80; Mrs. August Boehmer, 77; Rev. Karl Roloff, 78; Mrs. Sarah Page, 83; Mrs. Carrie Kendall, 75; George Wagner, 79; Mrs. Alfred Edwards, 90; Fred Kampert, 79; MrS. Lou-ise Sodt, 84; Mrs. Charlotte Meyer, 85; Henry Hobein, 75; Miss Carrie Gilly, 77; Mrs. Anna Otis, 80; Charles Hawley, 86; John Plagge, 79; Mrs. Ada Harnden, 77; George Stiefenhoefer, 76; Daniel Garver of Decatur, 90.

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VOLUME 49, NUMBER M

h Welcome to the Women, Mrs. C. R. Drussel.

Men's quartet, "Whiter Than Snow," A. C. Lines, Edgar Bie-

A. C. Lines Narrates History of Local Organization

chele, Hugh Mattison, Charles Drussel.

Sunday Historical sketch, A. C. Lines.

.• Reminiscences, Mrs. Alfred Ed-

< wards and H. J. Lageschulte.

E, • - - e "if, 5, Ladies' quartet, Mrs. Dudley The seventtpfifth anniversary ;

celebration held at the Baptist church Sunday afternoon was an occasion of considerable interest to the old because they lived their early years again in memory, and to the young because of the after-noon's histbrical significance. About 125 persons attended the celebration.

The church history was given by Arnett C. Lines, grandson of M. B. McIntosh, a prominent church official of two generations ago.

Beginning with the Winnebago and Piottawotomi Indians who left this section about 1827 Mr. Lines led his audience through the years to the present time. After the Indian tribes had left, settlers thought it safe to enter the coun-try, and in 1833 four missionaries, sent by the American Baptist Home Missionary Society, made their appearance.

The Barrington Baptist church organization first came into exis-tence in Barrington Center when in 1847 twenty men and women banded themselves together. This was a large group for those days, the membership of churches in surrounding towns being 12 or 13. Elder J. L. Brooks, grandfather of Leslie Paddock, was the first pastor.

When the railroad came through in 1854 and the village began to grow up around the railroad sta-tion the center of population mov-ed from Barrington Center to Barrington. So it came about that in 1859, seventy-five years ago, the present church edifice was built in Barrington at a cost of only $2250.

Mr. Lines pictured for his au-dience the interior at that first building, its choir left in the rear, its Iwo stoves with their long pipes, its clear glass windows and its old pews which were actually purchased by church members.

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Our thankful prayers we send on this occasion For bricks and stones reformed to honor Thee; That in these walls might grow the grand elation That sin-torn souls know, struggling to be free,

:y-we know truth and may its healing light Free souls and minds to glory in Thy sight,

If we would lead, we first must learn to follow, We pledge this church to join the long crusade, Though voices sing, the echoing ring is hollow If just a building joins the long parade, We pledge ourselves, our souls, our hearts, our hands That all may see God's glory in our land o .

Let void-es ring to make this dedication A. joyous song of goals already won, And we must sing a song of inspiration; These walls embrace a task that's just begun, Here we must learn the way of truth and love That eyes may see and turn to Thee above,

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