Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-27
TOPICS OF The DAY OF REST
Laymen'S Missionary Movement and
Church Campaign Are Boosted.
REV. J. W. CoNIEY's FAREWELL
Pastor of First baptist Church 10
Give Farewell Message sunday
Special Music at First Pres
byterian I'm Evening.

OHlhNd ItlibaJho AAN o. RtNsohAs 1he
church going campaign is being pushed
with vigor In all church communities and
excellent results are reported.
At the walnut Hin Methodist church at
the morning service the pastor, Rev. Z.
i. Hosman. will preach upon a theme
bearing upon the laymen's missionary
movement and in the evening j. c. Prall.
executive secretary, will give the address.
II. 3. Dickson, an enthusiastic worker In
the Laymen's Missionary movement, has
arrived from Dayton, o., to assist j. &.
Prnll In the campaign for the convention
to be held in Omaha March II to %.
Mr.. Dickson will work in the territory in
northern Nebraska and Southwestern Iowa,
including Des Moines. outside OF the three
local cities. He viii go first to Red Oak,
the coming week, and then to other points.
He win aim to secure the attendance OF at
least Loo delegates at the convention. An
apportionment Of 10 per cent Of the church
membership has been made to the churches
In Omaha, South Omaha and Council
bluffs, which will hold good until March
10. Then, II necessary, the apportionment
will be raised.
Tonight an INSTRUMENTATION meeting
in behalf of the missionary movement will
be held In South Omaha. Sunday after
noon a big mass meeting is to be held in
the Young Mems Christian association
rooms, which will be addressed by Clement
Chase, Dr Fred II. Sheets and others.
A meeting of Lutherans will be held
Tuesday evening at the Young Mems Chris
tian association rooms and Wednesday
evening Episcopal church members will
have a meeting at the same place.
From now until the time set for the con-
vention these preliminary meetings will be
held by delegates from some church body
almost every evening.
Rev. j. w. Conley, pastor Of the First
Baptist church., Twenty-ninth and Harvey
streets, will deliver his farewell sermon
Sunday morning.
The Ladies' Aid society of McCabe
Methodist church has engaged Mr.. and
Mrs. Lu B. Cake, entertainers, for Friday
night.
The following program will be given by
the Calvary Baptist Young Peoples union
Sunday evening:
Chinese Educators Looking to the
United States for Ideas" Ellen Edtnan.
The Work and the Workers. Minnie
Hendfyx.
What Work is Being Done by other
Denomination in China" Maud Smith.
Duet, Misses Pierson.
rs Japan a More Important Missionary
Field Than China?" Arthur Proctor.
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At the musical service at First Presby-
ter.an church Sunday evening, the follow
ing numbers will be given:
Organ Pastorale ................ Kullak
Anlhem-Prepare Ye, the Way of the
LORD .....;'"'r".'''"."".''.'. Garrett
Miss Weber, Mr.. Johnston.
O~ffertory-Violln, "Lsgende" -. Wieniawski
Anthem-IIear o My People. .... Stevenson
Anthem--O Mother Dear Jerusalem. ... Otis
Organ-Grand March Uenore Sym
Mrs. Dale, Miss Weber, Mr. John
ston, Mr.. Mould.
OrEanist-M IS Cunningham.
The members and friends of st. Paul's
Lutheran church, Twenty-elshth and Par
ker streets, are contributing toward a fund
for n new pipe organ. The committee
with Mr.. Karl Hoffman,, 1923 North TWEEN
ty-eighth' street, as chairman and Mr.. p.
Rebschuh, treasurer, are busy raising the
remainder of the sum necessary for the
purchase Of the instrument.
Ca~steuar's women met for their monthly
missionary meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. f. w Corliss, 2910 South Twen-
ty-fourth street. The assistant hostesses
for February co-operated. The annual re-
ports showed a year Of commendable ef-
fort. and full apportionment met, The
following officers were elected to assume
their duties about April /: President, Mrs.
H.. c., Elllnghusen; first vice president,
Mrs. william KunoId; second vice presl-
dent, Mrs. +. c. Covert; secretary, Mrs.
Edward Gibbs; treasurer, Mrs. Henry
Graner; secretary of literature, Mrs. R. II.
Houseman.
Tho music at the North side Christian
church Sunday evening will be;
Optning-The Lords Prayer.........
(chanted and unaccompanicd(.
ResponseIGiory Be TO God on High.
Gounod
Mrs, G. a, MAngum and chorus;
Anthem-Retolce Greatly. III. II. Woodward
Mixed quartet and chorus.
Closing ~Hymn-saviour Again to Thy
Dear Name We
Miss Jessie Cady, pianist.
Mrs. II. ]. Kirschstein, organist and
c~hoirmaster.
The Mems brotherhood OF the North
Side Christian church will hold its annual
meeting Monday evening at the Plymouth
Congregations church. The meeting will
begin with q dinner at ESQ. after which
the officers and committees will make
their reports and officers will be elected
for the coming year. ]. r. Davis Of
Reatriee will deliver the address Of the
evening, his subject being THE Disciples
and the Movement Toward Church Unity
DR.. T. II. Hanna, at the First United
Presbyterian church. Twenty-first and
Emmett streets. will speak Sunday morn
ing on 1.-THE Last U%tterance from the
Cross" In the evening his subject win be
''The Golden Rule"
What is a Live church," is 10 be the
subject presented by Rev, Nathaniel Nc
Gitfln at Lowe Avenue Presbyterian
church Sunday morning.
A copy Of the Evanston Oll) Press has
come to this office. containing a sermon
preached by Rev. A. $, c, Clarke, ID. D..
on the subject. Religion and Health. {"
DR.. Clarke is pastor OF the Second Pres
byterlan church Of Evanston and was for
five years pastor Of Lowe Avenue church,
The Authentic an