Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-07

Charles w. savidse. rPastor-Morning
theme. Divine Wisdom Promised; even
others.
All. Saints. Twenty-slxth and Dewey, T.
j. Msckay,- R~ector-Subtect of morning
sermon, at II. The Source of Lincoln's
G~reatpess;.. vesper service, 4; church
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Twentieth
and Ohio-Morning service at IL Ce!ebra-
ton OF the Holy Communion. Evening SER
vice at 7:@. Miss McCune will take charge
Of the choir.
Kountze Memorial Lutheran Mission,
Nineteenth and CASTELAR,, Rev. John r.
Hummon, Pastor-Catechetical instruction,
$3.50 y. m. Sunday school, 500 r. m, Il. b.
Cook, superintendent
Church of the Covenant, Twenty-seventh
vices at 1880 and 7sO. Sabbath school at
noon. Junior Endeavor at $3.50; Young
Peoples society at $50.
First Presbyterian Corner Dodge and
Seventeenth, Rev. Edwin Hart jerks, d.
D.. Pastor Morning service at 1880, evening
Christian Endeavor meeting at 6:1b.
walnut Hin Methodist Episcopal. Rev.
r. e. Hosman, Pastor-Sermon by the pas
tpr at 1870; Sunday school at noon; $50,
Bpworth league, Mre.eA. G. lie sand, leader;
fp, Mendelssohn memorial service.
North Side Christian-Gospel meetings
continue through week, with Edgar Price,
evangelist and Mrs; ]. S. Hill, soloist. The
HNAhNS NVhNN Wiz 70 w ms
Motives evening, "Gideon's Band.
| Pearl Memorial, Methodist Episcopal,
Twenty,fourth and Larlmore, Thomas c,
Hi9kle Pastor-Preaching, Sunday. 1895
and 7:SD; morning theme, Quit Your Fool
Isnness; evening, Use the Sense God Gave
st. Rapl's, German. Lutheran, Twenty
eiehth and Parker, Rev, z. T.. Otto, Pas
tor-Morning service at 10: evening service,
IN English. at 7:45; German-English paro-
ehtai school Prof, H. Z, ,BundenthAl,
teacher.
First United Presbyterian, Twenty-first
and Emmett, Rev. ID. r. Turnbull, Pastor
1880 a. m. saoramental service, 1880 D. m,
evening worship, sermon subject, Finding
Oneself; 10 noon, Bible school: $50 p. m.
B1eeting Of young people.
I 81, Marks English Lutheran, TWEEN
tieth and. Burdette. L.. Groh, Pastor
Services Sunday. 1870; holy Communion.
THow is True Religion Shown" 1880,
Highest Form OF Life" Sunday school,
noon; Young People, e:45.
Grace Lutheran, South Twenty-sixth, Be
L. MeIicS. Psstor@cThurch services at 1o:IS
and 1880, Sunday school at 12:1b and Luther
league at $3.50. A second class of catechu-
mems twNl be organized at 3,
First Baptist, Twenty ninth Avenue and
Harvey, Rev. j. w. Conley, d, D., Pastor.
services at 1880 and 1880; morning sermon,
LGreeset I nfrer R e sseSr u snnG ev schaaI a a
neon; Young Peoples meeting, $780,
\ Grace baptist, Tenth and Arbor. Rev. b.
| Fl Feliman, PASTORAL 1913 o'clock medi-
E%tationl followed by the LORDS supper; Z p.
NJ. g.. Macleod; s p. m. gospel service, with
use Of sstereoptican; sunday school at noon.
II MeCabe Methodist Episcopal. Farnam and
| Fortieth, Rev. ]. Narver Gortner, Pastor
/ Preaching at II a. m, and 1880 p. m. Morn
ing theme, Communicable Elements in the
Character, of Abraham Lincoln; evening
theme, An Important Question Pro-
narr.an In,rnanpal Rantiat church Cor
ner Twenty Fourth and Binney, Rev. w, f.
Raeeel, PastoE-Rsyiyal meetings conducted
SSd p Ssassil Sunday md at A Il Shd Tso M Nee slas
YIN continue every night this week, except
Trinity Cathedral, Capitol Avenue and
Eighteenth, Very Rev. George A. Beeeher,
Dean-Holy communion at s; Sunday school
fand Bible class, 9:45; holy communion and
sermon, H. confirmation class, 3; Young
Peoples meeting, $50; evening prayer and
sermon, 1880.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal. Corner
Twenty-first and Binney, Dr.. John a.
Junior League. 500; Epworth League. $50;
preaching service: 1850: preaching. by pas
First German Free Evangelicai-Corner
Twelfth and Dorcas-Public worship and
preaching service at 1880 a. m. and 1880
tolic usage, by +. II. w. Bruechert. pas
tor. Bible school at $50 r. M; Bible study
and prayer service Wednesday evening at
North Presbyterian, Corner Nineteenth
and Ohio-Morning worship at 1870, theme.
The Religion or the Body" Sabbath
Christian Endeavor at $50, evening service
at 1880, at which DIR. Riggs OF Turkey Will
speak; prayer meeting at 8 wednesday
evening.
Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal, Cor
ner Of Twenty-ninth and Woolworth, Rev.
r. Scott Hyde, Pastor-Preachins by the
pastor at 1870 and 1850; morning subject,
THE Emmanuel Movement" special music
at both services. Lee G. Kratz, choirmas-
ter; Sunday school at noon, Bert Wilcox,
superintendent.
B.. Greenlee, Phi. D., Psychological ser
vices at 1880 a. m. in honor Of Abraham
Ldneoln's birthday. Evening service at
1880 o'clock in charge of Young Peoples
Society Christian endeavor, celebrating
"Endeavor day." Arthur Chase will speak.
Sunday school at noon.
Plymouth Congregational. Corner TWEEN
Nth SnS g sDssSSsi5' ; Scsn 3 br' cH WiiIi. pss epsy
Of Micronesia will preach. Sunday school,
1900 M; Christian Endeayor. $50 ?. m;
n minl.ssr Worship Sn RDiMa u;S; serP PSssib III sns
Special music at each service.
Emmanuel Baptist, Twenty-fourth and
Pinkney, Rev. Philetns H. Mcdowell. Pas,
the Lords supper will be observed; 7:So,
9Th Discovery OF ADAM Bible school
at noon; the Baptist Young Peoples union
at $50; the 1--we congregational meet
ing Wednesday evening at TEAS.
Central United Presbyterian, corner
Twenty-fourth and Dodge, II. b.. A. Nc
Bride. D., D., Pastor-Morning worship at
1870; sermon subject. Jesus as . Teacher"
The first OF a series OF sermons on the
general subject, "The School Of Christ. "
Evening worship at 1880, sermon subject,
"Church Federation Sabbath school at
noon.
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian. Corner For
tieth and Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McGif-
fin, D.. D., Misunderstanding worship at
1870, mems Bible class at n:b0, just at
close of service; Sabbath school at noon,
Christian EndeaVor at $3.50, evening worship
at 1880. The pastor cordially invites any
man on Walnut Hill to his mems Bible
class.
First United Brethren, Corner Nineteenth
and Lothrop, Rev. NJ. o. Mclaughlin, Pas
tor-Sunday school at 10; preaching at II
and 1850; morning theme. The Field is
the World" evening, THE Great Gulf
Fixed;' class meeting at ~. The revival
meetings will continue another week. spe-
cial vocal and Instruments music at every
service.
The Union Gospel Mission. 1921 Douglas
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