Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-31
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
DR.. Mcbride Gives Third Of Mems
Lectures at Y. M. C. A.
THIRD COMMANDMENT SUBJECT
Rev. John r.. of kOuntEe
Memorial Church Sc
RIGS of from
BOOK of Genesis.

Mems Christisn association. Tue supJect
Of the address is the Third Command
ment, or Gods Name and the Highest
Type Of Life" There will be special
vocal numbers by Charles r. Lang. The
attendance upon the last two addresses
show the keen interest in the series. These
addresses treat the commandment in a
practical manner. The subjects and dates
for the remaining addresses are at follows:
Sunday, February THE Fourth Com
msndment, or Gods Day and the Highest
Type of Life"
Sunday, February 1+-"The Fifth Com
mandment, or Gods Relationship and the
Highest Type OF Life"
Sunday, February 21-"Commsndments
Six to Ten, Or Gods Law Concerning
Human Rights and the Highest Type OF
Life"
The Life Problem club, under the leader
ship Of DR.. W. o. Henry, to be conducted
at the Young Mems Christian association,
Suday afternoons from . TO 4 o'clock, will
begin February Z. The course comprises
studies in the native interests of young men
and treats of such questions as problems of
livelihood, the choice of a life work,
friends, social amusements, the family, the
church, health, sex and manhood, the ser
vice in relation to growth and happiness and
political service and Christian citizenship.
Rev. Herbert l.. Mills will preach in his
last sermon at the Hillside Congregational
church, Sunday evening. 1t will be a
musical program.
Or. Edwin II. jerks teaches the First
Presbyterian Bible class, Sunday, at IL to
1890 p. m. The subject will be, Christ on
a Future Judgment" Everybody invited.
Rev. Frank L. Loveland. d. D., will
preach Sunday at the First Methodist
Episcopal church, at 1880 a. m. and T:45
p. m. The evening sermon viii be the
first in a series of special Sunday evening
sermons, based on suggestions received from
prominent business and professional men
of the city. The subject; The Relation Of
the Minister to Our Modern Life The
steropticonl will illustrate the subject OF the
young peoples meeting at $50 p. m. Seats
In this churc,i are free.
Tuesday, February ., is the twenty-eigth
university Of Christian Endeavor and the
Endeavors of the city will celebrate the
event with a banquet at the First Christian
church, Twenty-sixth and Harvey streets
at $50 p. m, followed by a program at
eight,
Music at the First Baptist Sunday even
ing:
Selections arc all from the compositions
of Felix Mendelssohn.
Organ-Prelude Consolation .......,.....
Choral Invocation, (Elijah). ...............
Anthem-How Lovely are the Messengers
(St.
Organ-SpTing Song
Choir Response (Elijah). ...................
Solo by Mrs. l.. T. Sunderland
Organ offertory (Allegretto)..
solo1But the Lord is Mindful of His
Mrs. l.. f. Harter.
Sermon
Quartette-I Waited for the Lord.
Posttude-Athali
Margaret Boulter, organist and director.
The Missionary societies of the Chris
tian churches of Omaha, South Omaha and
Council Bluffs will hold their quarterly
meeting at the North Side Christian, Tween.
ty-secpnd and Locust, Tuesday. Luncheon
will be served at IL M, and at 2 O'Clock
Mrs Abby Smell will give the remarkable
experience of Chundra Leila. or Hindu
woman
Mrs. Abby Shell Burnell will lecture a.
the North Side Christian church, Twenty.
second and Locust. Tuesday afternoon a
2 o'clock. Her subject will be "Chundra
Leila the real history of a real woman
given in ~spotless white costume. This truly
remarkable experience of a Hindu woman
has not been given before in Omaha
There will be no admission charged, bu.
an offering will be taken for Mrs. Burnell
Beginning Sunday night, Mrs. ]. S. Hal
will sing during the special meetings to b,
conducted at the North Side Christian
church. The song service will be a specia
feature of these meetings and will begir
prompt at 7:45.
About 100 members and friends of West
minister Presbyterian church met at
social gathering at $50 Friday evening il
the church parlors. Professor Davidson wa
POSTMASTER and short talks were made b.
Rev. w. S. Fulton, 8. A.. Searle, Colone
Eastman. Warren switzler. Principal Graf
! of the High school, w. II. Thompson,
J. skankey and others, The closing addres
was by Mr.. Sterling in a practical talk Of
, Men Doing Church Work"
~ q Nsp z III Ia hAiAbAA " -
, city has arranged that Rev. Charles 7
S Riggs OF Turkey shall address them a
their meeting Monday at II o'clock at tn
First Presbyterian church. Presbyteris
laymen invited.
! The Rev. John f. Hummer has an
~nounccd a series Of sermons for Sunda
evenings in the services of the Kountz
I Memorial Lutheran church on texts fror
. the book OF Genesis, with the followin
e subjects, The Good World In Which W
c Live" Man Made in the Image OF God,
e Mans winful Disobedience," Gods Ora
cious Promise"
A gospel service will be held in the pal
j. Tors of the Omaha General hospital on Sur
&c day afternoon at I O'Clock. Everyone is IL
vited to this service.
CASTELAR, Presbyterian church Is mail
Al tanning a chorus choir of eighteen voice
T under the leadership of Miss Ethel Yos
This chorus is the largest the church hI
- drawn together in years. Its eftecu'
D work is a pleasing asset to this congregI
tion's services. S.Hce the resignation
" Mrs, Robert Graner. Alice May Wheeler
serving in a similar capacity.