Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-15

seikirks. Refreshments and a brief So
clai period are planned for after the
lecture and vigorous efforts are being
made 10 secure a large attendance OF rail-
road men.
Rev. z. r. Curry Of Calvary Baptist
church has been in Chicago attending the
Baptist congress and the Baptist broth
erhood meeting. He will return in time
TO have charge Of his churc services
sunday morning.
A gospel rally, In which four ministers
will participate. Is announced for next
week at Grace Baptist church. Tenth and
Arbor streets. Rev. e r. Curry, Rev.
George Van Wrinkle, Rev. George Mac
Dougall and the pastor, Rev. b. +. Fell
man. will be present at the services each
night. Alexander's Gospel Songs will be
used.
Rev. Robert b. H. Bell. pastor of the
Church Of the Good Shepherd, has been
called to the pastorate of st. Paufs Episco-
nal church at Des Moines and at a meeting
Of the vestrymen of the latter congrega-
ton Friday evening he formally accepted
the summons. No final notice of Canon
Bells determination to leave Omaha as a
field OF endeavor has been given his present
congregation, but 1t is understood that he
will assume the new charge early in De-
cember. No successor to the pulpit of the
Church OF the Good Shepherd has been con-
sidered as yet, the new Of Rev. Bells call
to Des Moines having been received only
this week. He has been interested In the
work Of the juvenile court during his
Omaha passionate and has had a number OF
delinouents paroled to him..
On Monday evening the Mems league Of
the Central church, Twenty-fourth and
Dodge streets, will give a luncheon to men,
followed by a musical and historical pro-
gram. r. A. Finley will read a short paper
on John Knox, q w. Sherman on "The
C~ovensnters." r. B.. Wallace on THE West
minister Assembly" Ben Cherrington on
THE Influence of Presbyterianism on the
American Republic"
Rev. Newton Mann will begin Sunday
morning at Unity church. Seventeenth and
Cass, his series Of lectures on Famous
Scenes OF Moral Heroism." These histor-
ical scenes are picked up along the course
of the last 1900 years and will be presented
In their chronological order. The first of
the ten is, Socrates Before His Judges"
The music at the North Side Christian
church:
MORNING.
Processional-I'm but a Stranger Here.
invocation
Response-The Lords Prayer...........
CChRnted and unaccompanied.)
puet-Al, Yes, All l Give to jesus.
Mrs. c. A. Mangum and Mr.. James Knight
EVENING.
PROFESSIONALISM, Paradise, .,
Response-Now the Day is over.........
AnthemSRejoice Greatiy.........j Stainer.
kecessional-Savior Again to Thy Dear
Mrs. ii. ]. Kirschstein, organist and choir
master.
The choir of the North Side Christian
church will give an old folks song con
cert next Friday evening at the churcl
on Twenty-second and Locust streets. Tn,
program will consist OF national airs. arm!
songs, southern melodies, old Fashioned
love songs and of familiar hymns. TIL
entertainment will be under the direction o
Mrs. Kirschstein.
At the Kountze Memorial Luthera.
church Sunday evening the Missionary SO
ciety will hold its annual thank offerinI
meeting. The entire service will be con
Quoted by the women of this society.
Music at First Baptist Sunday morning
! at 1890, November Is, 1908:
freLude Mendelssoh
> A~nthen-Send Out Thy Light. .Gouno
: SNSPSh9N BldCk1nS
Organ offertory. .Chopi
i Trio-Holy Redeemer ............M archeti
Mrs. Sunderland, Miss Gates, Mrs.
Harter.
I'sluue HENDERSON,
EVENING-7:8O.
freinde Batist
= Anthem-I VIII Lay Me Down in
feace Gadsb
e hespohse Hand,
organ otrertory :.............. Mendelssoh
n Duet-Hark, HaTk, My Soul. .......... New
: Mr.. Edgerly, Mr.. Greenfield.
e Iosuuue Dunca
Margaret Boulter organist and directo
Y. w. G. A. Notes.
Miss Groce Curtis nlapn u,tI s1n,I. -. A.