Omaha daily bee., 1906-01-01

Salem-Rev c. Il. Ewing.
Deaconess-Rev. E. 4. Fogestrom.
Gethsemane. South Omaha-Rev ]. V.
Carlstrom.
Ebenezer Florence-Rev. c. E. Ewing.
The German Lutheran churches are:
First-Rev. E. J. Feze.
st. Pauls-Rev. f. II. Hole
Trinity, West Omaha-Rev. d. Erbe.
Zion, South Omaha-Rev. NJ Adam
Presbyterian.
Among the proposed improvements in
Omaha which may be brought about within
the next year is a new home for the First
Presbyterian church. During the year the
growth of the society in the city has been
satisfactory, and this is one of the
CARNATIONS which annually revises its mem
bersip rolls the report is conservative
| upon the subject of membership The
churches and their pastors follow:
First-Rev. f. II. jerks.
Westminster-Rev. T. V. Moore. u. D,
Dundee-Rev r. K. Hunter d. D.
Lowe Avenue-Rev A. S. c. Clark.
CASTELAR, Street-Rev w. II. Reynolds.
! Covenant-Rev. Richard T. Bell.
! Bohemian-No pastor reported.
| Second-Rev. n. II. Burdick.
! Knox-No pastor reported.
| Clifton Hill-Rev r. L. Purdy.
German-Rev August Hilkeman.
Third-Rev. John E. Spencer.
First. South Omaha-Rev. r. c. Wheeler
d. d.
Bohemian, South Omaha-No pastor re-
ported.
United Presbyterian.
Among the active churches of the city is
the United Presbyterian which maintains
in Omaha. in addition to it's three pastors
81 Ia. a.
F. Johnson. Churches and pastors are:
First-Rev. David r. Turnbull.
Central-Rev. r. B. A. Mcbride.
South Omaha-Rev. Andrew Renwick.
Unitarian.
The Unitarians have one of the most con-
venient and homelike of the churches of
the city Under the leadership of DR.. New
ton NJ. Mann the congrega ton is active and
progressive.
Christian Scientists.
This congregation was to have laid plans
| for new church this year, but the matter
has been indefinitely postponed, as all of
| the members of this a well as other con-
| gregations are doing all they can to raise
| money for the construction of the mother
church at Boston, which is to be one of
he finest buildings in the United States.
The readers at this church are A L. Clark
md Mrs. NJ. l.. Parrotte.
Baptist.
Among the most artistic of the churches
Of Omaha is the new First Baptist church,
its modest and strong lines being somewhat
Of an innovation in church architecture in
this city. AS this is one of the churches re-
porting only adult membership it's real
strength is shown in the figures given
above ChuI ches and pastors follow:
FirSt-ReV, j. w. COnley. d d
Calvary-Rev. E. r. Curry.
Immanuel-Rev. p. II. Mcdowell.
Olivette-No pastor reported.
Swedsh-Rev. L. Arlander.
German-Rev. c. Armbuster.
First, South Omaha Rev. George Van
Wrinkle.
Mount Moriah (colored)-Rev. H. D. Polk
Mount Zion (colored)-Rev. ]. A. Binga-
man, d. d.
Jewish.
Three synagogues are used by those OF
Hebrew faith for worship and it is ex.
pected that Temple Israel will add another
to the new houses of worship within q
short time. Houses and pastors are:
Temple Israel-Rabbi F. Cohn.
Beth Harodeth Hagodel - Rabbi H. H
Grodinsky.
Russian-Rabbi L. s. Graceman.
Salvation Army.
This society maintains it's headquarters
of the Nebraska and South Dakota division
In Omaha.
Divisional Officers-Major and Mrs Gal
ley; divisional secretary, Captain LII,
Hodgson; divisional solicitors Ensign anC
Mrs. E. f. Omann; divisional collector
Lieutenant Adolph Lodsing.
Corps Oficers-Adjutant and Mrs. John
son.
Rescue Oficers-Ensign Storey, Captain
Seigler, Captain knight, Lieutenant vii
. liams.
Industrial Department-Mr. George Sal
mons, Mrs Samons
. Working Mems Hotel-Adjutant and Mrs
. Dodds.
Labor Bureau-Adjutant and Mrs. Dodds
: The last year was one of tile best eve
: experienced by the army In the city or Il
I the division. At Christmas over 1910 poo
= were fed and many thousands of garment
: distributed. During the year 4159 men hav
been found employment, 5,133 beds hav
y been occupied in the Working Mems home
OF which 222 were charity beds; @, 432 peopl
have attended services at the mission hal
and 20S have professed conversion; rs
hours have been spent by officers in visit
ing the sick; 1882 children have been ad
mitted to the Sunday school At the Res
cue home IA cases have been admitted O
which but one died; 264 were passed out I
= situations, l4l to friends and twenty-on
otherwise disposed Of PCS were temperate
assisted and of this number but thirty-on
L proved to be unsatisfactory cases. At tn
l. present time there are thirty-four inmate
in the home and 2Ss babies have been care
for. The cost of maintaining the institu
lie ton has been $S,14729. and s.. 229 IS the tota
10 income.
ID Volunteers of America.
The work OF the volunteers OF Americ;
which also has headquarters in Omaha
along the same line. but figures are nC
obtainable.
Miscellaneous.
A number Of other religious organization
are maintained. Among these may Do mel
toned the Adventists the Free Methodist
DIR. Savidge's Peoples church. a distinct
Omaha organization. which has cared LEI
for membership than for activity; Il
Swedish Evangelical mission, the Swedls
Free mission. the Holiness association, Il
Church OF God and several smaller societi
=. which have services in various parts OF Il
= city. There are in addition to other church
mentioned the Reorganized Church of La
- ter Day Saints Tor Mormons who follow,