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Oh my Savior bids me wait a little while - W. F. McCauley
W. F. McCauley
O come to the fountain of mercy and love - W. F. Sherwin
W. F. Sherwin
When Christ Was Born In Bethlehem - Neopolitan - W. F. Taylor
W. F. Taylor
Running over - W. Gardner Hunter
W. Gardner Hunter
Let the world have its diamonds its silver and gold - W. G. Cooper
W. George Cooper
WONDERFUL PEACE (Cooper) - W. G. Cooper
W. George Cooper
O Christian look up through the dim night of sorrow - W. G. Fischer
W. G. Fischer
Were a faithful little band - W. G. Higgins
W. G. Higgins
Sing We Now Of Joy And Gladness - W. Gilbert
W. Gilbert
Following the Master in a world - W. G. Templeton
W. G. Templeton
Silent Stars Were Watching - W. H. A. Hall
W. H. A. Hall
How sweet is the Bible (Howard) - Wharton Howard
Wharton Howard
What if my mistress now - Thomas Morley
What if my mistress now - Morley
On the good old road that our fathers trod - W. H. Brown
W. H. Brown
Mountains Bow Your Heads Majestic - W. H. Cummings
W. H. Cummings
Army of Jesus marching to conquer - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Broken in Spirit - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Cleansed in the blood that was shed on the tree - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Day had softly faded - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Dear Savior take my hand in thine (Doane) - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Firm in the right let us cheerily go - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Glory glory hallowed be His name - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Happy faces turning now to Zion - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane
Hark that cry of deep and earnest pleading - W. H. Doane
W. H. Doane