Omaha daily bee., 1909-12-12

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A congregational meeting is called at the
First Presbyterian church at the Sunday
morning service. In the evening Prof.
Nathan Bernstein will address the Presby-
terrain Brotherhood on the topic, THE Rest
less jew"
Rev. X. W. Livers will preach from the
topic, The Path OF Peace" Sunday morn
ing. The Luther league will meet in the
evening.
The holy communion will be celebrated at
st. Martins Episcopal church at s a. IN.
Sunday. The Sunday school meets at 10
a. m. The morning prayer will be read
and a sermon will be delivered by Rev.
Alfred G. White. His topic will be, "A
Voice in the Wilderness, and a Practical
Message for Today Sunday, December 10,
a special musical service will be conducted
at 4 p. m. to introduce the new pipe organ
to South Omaha.
"A Spiritual Church" is Rev. George Van
Wrinkles Sunday morning theme at the
Baptist church. 'DiVine Healing is the
evening topic.
DR.. Gorst will preach at Letter Memorial
church Sunday evening and a communion
service will be conducted. The first quar-
terly conference will be held Monday. All
friends Of the church are urged to attend
these services.
w. l.. Cullen, a lay reader of st, Glenn
ent's church, will conduct the morning
prayer service. The subject of his address
will be, ''Christ's Messengers" An even
ing prayer service and choir practice will
be held Wednesday evening. Services will
be conducted at st. Edwards mission at
D, m. by Mr.. Cullen. The holy communion
will be observed at 8 a. m.
The Sunday school at st. Clements mis-
sion will be held at 10 a. m, hereafter.
The Junior auxiliary of st. Clements
church held a pleasant meeting last Satur-
day at the residence of Mrs. Hill. Sunday
will be the third in Advent. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday are the "Ember"
days,
Rev. j. B. jackson will preach morning
and evening at the United Presbyterian
church.
Y. NJ. c. A. Notes.
Frank Shigemato, the popular Japanese
boy who is to run the Spa" at the Young
Mems Christian association, is ready to
serve good homemade soup and coffee In
the. lobby. Frank has the place we'll sup
piled with dishes and utensils. The spa
method is quick service, which indicates
that the place will be popular with bust
ness men who want a small lunch, and the
high school boy, whose sole desire is pie.
The lunch will be open from II a. m. to II
D.. m. every day except Sunday, and is for
the use Of women as well as men.
Mr.. P. Petersen, the candy man. has
loaned his tables and chairs to the associa'
ton. Visitors are cordially welcomed.
Magic City Gossip.
A large crowd attended the annual bal
Of the Union Stock Yards Relief associa-
ton last evening at the exchange dining
hall.
Selling out for less than cash a bankrupt
stock OF fine pictures on gold frames which
will make nice Christmas gifts, A. N
Hughes Paint Co.
Clyde ]. Wright will give a lecture hi
evening at the National Turner hall, Tween
ty-first and u streets, on the Threat o.
Socialism"
Superior lodge No. 1888 elected the follow
ing officers; LYDIA Rhyme, G. OF H; Roxl'
Nice, L. Of H.; Mary Avery, c. of G.; Anna
Roger, recorder; Kate Routt, financter
Frances Benson, receiver; Mary Nice
usher; Charles Avery, outside watch
Amelia Green, inside watch,
Magic City lodge No. $40, Modern Broth
erhood of America, elected officers Thurs
day as follows: B.. F. Marshall, president
James Austin, secretary; August Book
? treasurer; Katherine Broderiok, chaplain
Hattie U. Angermann, conductor; Mar,
Berlage, guard; Jessie Vansant, sentry
Mrs. r. Landers, musician; Thomas Mason
Mary Marshall and Gus Bystrom, trustees