Omaha daily bee., 1909-10-31
TOPICS q THE DAY OF REST
One More New Church Will Lay It's
Cornerstone in Omaha.
NORWEGIAN DANISH LUTHERAN
Building WIN cost Ten Thousand DOL
lara and VIII BE Completed JAM
uary Rev RObeF A..
Petersen ia It's Pastor.

lars and VIII he Completed JAM
uary Rev. Robert A.
Petersen IL It's Pastor.
The cornerstone for a new church will be
laid Sunday afternoon with appropriate
ceremony. The Norwegian and Danish
Lutheran congregation Is to have a new
home and the initial building exercises will
tai place at 3 ,. m. The building is TO
rise at the corner OF North Twenty-fifth
and Decatur streets.
Rev. F. L. Loveland will deliver the ad-
dress OF the occasion and. many other
prominent Omaha clergymen will be
present and take part in the service.
The new church Is to be put up At a cost
Of $40, 900 and will be completed January l.
1910. A. M. Jensen, a member OF the
church, is the architect and H.. A. Flesher
is the contractor. Rev. Robert A. Peter
sen, who is serving his third year in this
pastorate started the subscription list in
March and has so far met with great sue
cess.
The music at the North Side Christian
church Sunday Will be as follows:
MORNING.
Processional-Tm but a Stranger Here.
CIV " -
prayer Response-This is the Day
Which the Lord Hath Made. Gohn
Communion Solo. ..... Mrs. c. A. MaHgum
Offertory Sentence-Al Things Come to
The Thee, SIC Lord ~ : K: Rr,s5t Home 10
soprano. tenor and alto solo
and unison chorus,
,-
Processiohai-Christ Is Made Che Sure
Foundation" -. .Ht. ."!8.39.-..."
Invocation 81, .sas a4- sr =
Prayer Response-GlOry BE to God on
Hish Charles Gounod
accompaniment
Anthem-o, Pray for the Peace of Jeru-
SAM Mr.. Walter caady and chorus.
Tenor solo. Mr.. James Knight
Recessional-Abide with Me...in......
Miss Jessie Cady, pianist; Miss Cecil
Turnap, %Crganist. ..,s
Rev. and Mrs. H. ]. Kirschsteip Of the
North Side. Christian church celebrated
their twentieth wedding anniversary Thurs
day and were remembered by the four
churches to which. Rev. Mr.. Kirschsteln
has ministered. The local congregation at
a dinner given by the Ladies' Aid society
presented them with a purse made up by
the members OF the congregation, and the
former pastorates of Mr. Kirschstein, Ash
land, Hastings, and Lincoln. together sent
a purse and expressions OF their good Will.
In the churches of the north central dis
trict, which are to worlS, together during
revival meetings beginning Sunday, No
vember, Z, st. Marks Lutheran, United
Evangelical. Seward Street Methodist, Dan
ish Methodist and Calvary Baptist, there
will be preparatory services held Thursday
and Friday evenings. Thursday evening at
the Danish church, on T~wo1ty-fifth street,
and Friday evening at the Seward strset
NJ. e. church.
The musical service at the First PresDy-
terrain church Sunday evening at 1880 will
include;
orsan-"AdaGso' from csonata No. 2
Hymn No. ii2-R joIce the Lord is King
Anthem-The Savior King Goes Forth
Antb % Va he lord I RobsIts
Solo-By the Waters of Babylon &C.. .Speake
Addison Mould.
Anthem-rhere's a Friend in the Home
lano 4.s.4.s.... HaeNne
Observation-Disclosures -. Lemore
Henry Cox.
Duet-The Lord is My Light, ,,..."...
Mrs. Dale, Mr.. 5oinston l'9' Du'
sermon ss'.. Or. jerks
Anthem-Prayer .,.."....s..A.~ Marchett
o~rgan-March Roman -. 80; 80. Gounod
Choir-Mrs. Dale, Miss Webef. Mr.. John.
ston, Mr.. Mould. .,t-cl,y.
Organlst-Miss Cunningham.
Violinist-IFenry Cox.
Something big is proposed for Omaha
in the way of evangelism. November
will see the beginning OF a great eyangel
istic campaign in forty-four Of the churches
of the city. For two weeks. the meetings
will be prosecuted and at thirteen %centeri
in Omaha and Benson preaching WIN be II
progress every evening except Saturday
The pastors OF the city will conduct thes,
services and do the sermoniElng preaching
outside their own districts. Church build
ings will be Haunting banners. announcing
the special services and the billboards will
present posters.
Bishop w. F. Bell Of Highland Park, Ill.
win speak at First Evangelical church
2422 Franklin street, three times Sunday
1880 a. m, 8 and 1880 p. p. This may b.
the bishops last visit 70 Omaha.
The Third Presbyterian church. rwen
oebn ana L~eaNenWorth streets, VIII nave
special memorial service at 1850 p. m. 10
the late General o. o. Howard. This vii
be the program;
Organ Voluntary-An Improvision. r. II. +
Vocal Voluntary-Abide with Ne. Mon
Choir and Congregation.
Response-E. IL. ChOi
Responsive Reading. Psalm 49,. Nose
4... Pastor and Congregation.
Hymn-Hark! Hark! Ny Soui..........S mar
% Choir and CONGREGATION.
Prayer, Response-B. H. P....y......Cho
Offering Qffertory--Old Hundred 800.
Choir and Congregation. ..4i
Anthem-Like as a Father. ..-..... Adam
Choir.
I'm PART SECOND
Judge Lee 8. Estelle, Presiding.
Hymn-Oh, How Lov / Thy Law. MEG
Choir and Congregation.
A D~irge-NOiee OF Praise .........E II. I
Third Church Orchestra.
Address-A Lover OF His Country-a
Lover OF His Fellowmen. ........
General G. F. Henderson.
Anthem-pm a Pilgrim, ,......... .HA
Choir.
Address-A Christian Soldier, a Civilian
Rev. w. E.. Todd.
Hymn-Mv COUNTRY. It's OF. Thee.....Car
Choir and Congregation.
Benediction
The Sunday evening service at IN
CASTELAR, Prssbyte rian church WIN preser
features OF unusual interest to its peopl,
The Womansa Maetonarv soctety viii 49,