Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-26
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST

Annual Mission Service at First Pres.
byterian Church.
GENERAL DEwALL WILL SPEAK
Rev. L. b. Wolf, ID. D., Of baltimore
VIII Occupy the Kountse Me-
mortal Lutheran PuIpit In
Absence Of Pastor.
The annual mission service will be OF.
served by the First German Presbyterian
church next Sabbath at the church, SIS
North Eighteenth street. The Rev. Epke
De Wall. d. D.. a former general In the
Boer war. delivers the address OF the oc.
casion. Rev. De Wall having been an &C
tive minister in South Africa will be in
n portion to bring some interesting In
f~OrmauOn. The services will be in charge
of the pastor, Julius T. schwartz. They
begin at 1880 o'clock.
At the Kountze Memorial LUTHERAN
church Sunday morning Rev. l.. h. Wolf,
d. D., of Baltimore. Nd. will occupy the
pulpit in the absence OF Pastor Hummon
at synod. DR.. Wolf 10 one of the prominent
ministers Of the Lutheran church.
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Rev. e. II. jerks, DID, business mems
Bible class, taught from IL to 1880 each
Sunday noon at the First Presbyterian
church, resumes sessions with a number
of new members. Every man is welcome.
| Rev Arthur II Marah ~ 80 tha U.,v
A. E. Marsh Of Blair. will be advanced to
the priesthood by Bishop Williams, in st.
Barnabas' church. at II O'Clock Sunday
morning. Mr.. Marsh's friends, as well as
the public generally, are cordially invited
to attend the service.
Mr.. Carl Wilson, superintendent of tho
City Mission Sunday school, will address,
the Epworth league Of the Hanscom Park
Methodist Episcopal church. His subject
will be, Personal Power" Services start
at Z o'clock. Strangers are welcome.
Nc evening service will be held at First
Methodist church Sunday because of the
strike which would prevent the majority of
members from attending service except by
walking. Rev. Frank L. Loveland, D.. D.,
booApAf nus NNAeN ~ van W "
dispense with service altogether.
Rev. Clyde C. Cissel Of Kansas City
Kan, formerly pastor of the Hanscom
Park Methodist church, will preach both
Sunday morning and evening at that
church.
The music at the North Side Christian
Is as follows:
MORNING.
Processlonal-Christ is Made the Sure D..
Foundation '.''..''"''''"..n.";""
Duet-Holy Savior Thou Didst Love Us
Mrs. Wiles and Mrs. Mangum.
EVENING.
Processional-COme We That Love the
LORD
Male Chorus-Speed way ...............
Unaccompanied.
Anthem-The Son Of God Goes Forth to
MIR. Walter Cad and Choir.
Recessional-Abide With Me..............
Mrs. r. l.. Clark, Organist.
Miss Jessie lCady, Pianist.
An at home for the women>of the North
Side Christian church was given by Mrs.
X. l.. Clark and Mrs. c. A. Mangum, at
the home Of the former, 1920 Blnney street,
on Thursday afternoon. A short business
session Of the Ladies' Aid was held, at
which time the following officers were
elected: Mrs. Harry Ingalls,, president;
Mrs, r. l.. Clark, first vice president; Mrs.
Bert Chambers, second vice president; Mrs.
John Carney, secretary; Mrs. NJ. Z. Man
gum, treasurer, The pastor, Rev. II. ].
Kirschsteln. gave a short talk on Our
New Project" a piano solo by Mrs. Clark
and a short talk by MI, C.. A. Mangum
completed an interesting program, after
which a delightful luncheon was served by
the hostesses. About forty guests were
present.
Special music First Christian, Twenty
sixth and Harvey, Sunday.
MORNING.
Response-Gloria
Anthem-O Jesus 1 Have Promised. .,...
Blumenschein
EVENING.
Response-Glorla
Anthem-The Radiant. e. Morn Woodward
Tenor SolO-He Leads Me All the Way.
BrlBBS
Mr.. A. Lansing.
Mrs. Louise Shadduck-Zabrlskte, Organist.
Walter B. Graham, Director.
". w. @. A., Notes.
Friends interested in the opening re-
ceptiOn are asked TO bear in mind tho
change in the date from October 4 to DC
tober IL, the Monday following the close
gram will be announced later.
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