Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-25

Benedicite ...-........................ .Stainer
HymnNoh for closer walk with God
......... ................ ..............s. Dykes
sssden amen; ,bs lord snds, ss1Tp
Miss Higgins.
Reeessional Hymn-oh Savior Precious
EVENING PRAYER.
Professional Hymn-Soldiers OF Christ
Arise ............................ .Elrey
Gloria Patri Bennett
BonuIn
Devotional Music-Art Thou weary.
HymnIo6 thou from Whom All Good
offertory-oh Lamb Of God .'....... ,Gounod
Recessionai Hymn-Giorious Things Of "
Thee Are Spoken.................... Haydn
! Ben Stanley organist and choirmaster.
The annual meeting of the congregation
OF the Central Presbyterian church was
held Wednesday evening. A summary Of
the reports shows as follows; The Wo-
mans Missionary society has an enroll
| ment of forty-two. OF whom thirty are
classed as active, and twenty-six maya
zines are taken. Africa will I've studied
this year The Ladies' Aid society had
| an average attendance of twenty-six, and
put in the new lighting fixtures. The
Young Peoples society reported increasing
interest, helpful meetings and an enroll
ment OF forty-hve. The Sabbath school had
an average attendance OF 166, one more
than last year. The trustees adjusted most
satisfactorily the cottage indebtedness, re-
ducinR the debt 5000, also paid about SIG
on insurance bills, paid all other bills, and
have a balance on hand During the first
six months OF the year the average weekly
Offering was SIS: during the last six months
it was S725. For next year an average
| OF 81 each Sunday will be required. The
session reported 257 members, a decrease
OF four, and seventeen were received on
certificate and four by profession. There
were four adult and four infant baptisms.
Kindly mention was made of Mr.. Medlar's
free gift of the chimes. Collections for all
purposes and from all sources were
IS, s6sSi, and total offerings for missions
from all sources, including birthday thank
offering, and all special contributions, were
S.2S2H The new trustees are 1. A. Med
lar. G. W. wass and d. H. Weir.
A successful gospel mission has been held
the past week at Emmanuel Baptist church.
Rev. George Saltan Of Sioux City, Ia,
breaches and teaches the Bible. The at
tendance has been good, with deepening In
terest The mission will continue this week
with meetings every night at 8 o'clock.
|
Calvary Baptist church. corner Twenty
fifth and Hamilton streets, has been pre-
pairing for a series of revival meetings.
This church IL regularly receiving additions
to its membership on confession Of faith,
but 1t is now preparing for a larger out
reach. The services will be under the d.
rectiop Of the pastor Rev. Z. r. Curry, as
sisted by Rev. Mathew q. Allison OF Bloom
ington, Ind Mr.. Allison has been pastor
of the largest church in that university
town for twelve years and has preached 20
a great number OF students, as we'll as other
men. He is a strong preacher and. with II
all, very evangelical. The services will be-
gin Sunday April l, when Mr.. Allison will
preach morning ana evening. Special mu-
sic is being arranged.
| The musical program at St. Marys Ave-
nue. Congregational church will be as fol-
lows:
MORNING.
Organ Prelude-lmprovisatio .u......,
Processional-I Love Thy Kingdom,
Gloria Srq Pa,ri in DR. S S.Utob
cantiele-venite ExuItemus Goth Psslml
Anthem-out Of the Mozart
otertOry solo-oh Blessed Redeemer
saneta AAri AZ; K:iiv Faur'
O'ND VEsPER SERVICE is'"Os''''N'
! Processionai-Glorious Things of Thee
csnticIeebe PFofundi; dSCth Pssim5 Is
snsci.i T.r;.n H;nnI.:,: chant
Tor, Look on Northumberland Sullivan
BY the choir unaccompanied.
oTsTbsoTy HGSe sSs1 Wins AWAY Ran
Recessionai Hymn-Hciy Holy. Holy 's''
Thomas j. Kelly directsr Of music. 0p"'n'
Lucius Pryor will sing Come Unto Ne
(COenen) at offertory at Trinity Methods
, church at the morning service. In tn,
! evening Mrs. W. J. Hammill and Mrs. A
L. Johnston will sing Shadows Of tn,
b Evening Hour" Donizett).
: Music at the First Methodist church:
MORNING.
AnthemIseek Ye the Lord ord. Robert
: '''' Mrs. Ellis. '''''''''''''''
; onertory lnteFlpde-Lsrgo .,... Beethoven
500 Ms: Irene Cole
Postlude-Triumphal March ............ Buel
EVENING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naSs@-ReSS YSgr Heart: eT pi4a,
! -, Mrs. Ellis
LOslluue ..ss'sss.sss..ss. s's.ss.s... Wdch
j. G. Norman Richards. organist an,
choirmaster.
At Kountze Memorial church, Twenty
sixth and Farnam, the music viii be- A
the 1880 service the anthem, ''Tarry witt
Me, Ny Savior baldwin,. sung by S. S
Hamilton and chorus; at the 7:sO servic,
the chorus, AS Pants the Hart" (Spohr)
sung by Miss Hazel Livingston and choir
and the solo, '-rhe Good Shepherd" CBarri)
sung by Miss Marion Hughes.
The following music will be given at tn,
First Congregational church Sunday, Mar
tin W. Bush orsanist Ira b. Pennimai
director;
MORNING.
Prelude-Prayen ...........,........ Guilman
Anthem-Send Out Thy Light....... GounOC
lonert0ry-helody .,....... Coleridge- Ia lol
SolO-Like as the .AllitseT
Miss Susan DeGran.
| Postlude -Grande Choeur ........... Salon,
EVENING.
Prelude-Adagio from f minor Sonata.
Anthem Cfor double chorus)-Judge Me
Quartet with soprano solo)--6 Lord