Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-10-02

Pastor-Rev. Edward n .slcY from Boston.
az tbs oT'vahE a GppiHi1'ea escb both
morning and evening. Services at 1850 and
sunday school at y. Il. a. wilcox
superintendent Epworth league 6.4S.
/, Trinity, Twenty first and Binney-Sabbath
being Sunday School Rally day, the pas
/ tor will preach concerning religious inter
/ Which Christ Puts on Childhood" Even
! Ing subject The Mother Element In God.
/ Services at 1880 a. m. and 800 p. m.
oak Street Mission Church and Bible
! School. 3O09 South Twentieth-Sunday at
/ 3. Adult and other classes for both old
snq yoIRRs PTesShng sSg9d2y eys99g
evangelist Midweek meeting Thursday
evening at Subject, Il Know He is
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam Rev
John Grant Shick, Pastor-Sunday school
at 10. Preaching by the pastor at II and
Of a Heavenly Vision Evening, The
Great Revealer." Miss Glendoris Snider Of
Tilden will sing at both services. Epworth1
to the change in the hour of the evening
services to one-half hour earlier than dur
ing the summer months.
Presbyterian.
Church Of the Covenant, Twenty-seventh
and Pratt, Rev. II. T. Bell. ID. D., Pastor
Services at 1890 and 1880.
Clifton Hill, Forty-fifth and Grant, Thos.
Lords supper, 1890; Sunday school, u;
Junior Endeavor $3.50; Senior Endeavor,
b'SOi pubic worship, 1880.
First, Seventeenth and Dodge, Edwin
Hart jerks, u. D., Pastor-Morning, 10 30,
subject, The Larger Fellowship; evening,
$50 Red Lights; Sunday school, noon;
Y. p. s. c. E., 615,
CASTELAR, Street Sixteenth and Castelar,,
Ralph H. Houseman, Minister Morning
worship and sermon, 1920, ITO Whom God
Is Revealed; u, Bible school; $50, young
peoples meeting 1880 They Who Are
Strong"
North, Corner Nineteenth and Ohio, NJ. v.
Higbee, d. D., Pastor-Morning worship,
communion, at 10: 80; Sabbath school at y;
evening service at 1850; Christian Endeavor
at $50; prayer meeting at Wednesday
evening.
First Reformed. Corner South Twenty
Zaugg, Pastor-Sundsy school at $3.50;
preaching seTyices at i and s. mornHg
victory" Christian Endeavor at Z.
Third. Twentieth and Leavenworth
Streets, F. p. Ramsay, Phi. d, Pastor
| $50, Sunday school and adult Bible class
1913 worship, with sermon on ''Regenera-
tom 1880, rally day services, with sermon
on THE World Before Jesus Came" Seats
free. All welcome.
Lowe Avenue, Corner Fortieth and Mich
D. D.. misunderstanding worship at 1890,
communion, baptism and reception of mem
bers; Sunday school and Bible class at ~;
Christian Endeavor at $50; evening worship
\ at s.
westminster corner lWenIS-nlHln anu
, Mason, Rev. Thomas II. Mcconnell, Pas
tortoise, service of worship and com
E munion Of the Lords supper, with recep-
ton Of new members; u, Sabbath school
and Bible classes; $3.50, Westminster chapel,
Sunday school; 1880 service of praise with
i sermon on inspiration from the Heights
t Roman LHtAOIlc.
d Holy Family-Low masses at TO 10 30
= m; evening devotlons at 7:45; comics
sions Saturday from to and from 7l5
to 9.
St. Mary MagdaIenes. Nineteenth and
y mass at s and 1920; confessions Saturday
h from to and from to TO-
n st. PhilcDena's Tenth and William, Rev
James w. Stenson, Pastor-Low mass at 8;
high mass at 1890: benediction at 745;
confessions Saturday from to and from
e 1880 to $3.50.
"a st Wenceslaus' Bohemian 14a2 South
mass at s; high mass at 10; benedcuor
at $3.50; confessions Saturday from to
and from 1880 to $3.50.
N st. Patrick's Fourteenth and CASTELAR,
- Rev. John T. Smith. Pastor: Rev. Patricl
u Moynihan, Assistant-Low mass at Z, s anC
y 10 80; benediction at 7:45; confessions Satur
,e day from to 6 and from I to $40
he Immaculate Conception. Polish, Twenty
n fourth and Bancroft. Rev. Wenceslau
and 1000: benediction after last mass
confessions Saturday from to and from
a 6:aC to 10.
d sacred Heart Twenty-second and Bin
e. Rev. T. ]. Manning. Assistant-Low mas
n al Z and 1920; henedction after last mass
confessions Saturday from 10 aud from
1880 to $3.50.
St. Ceceiia's Pro-Csthedrai. Fortieth an
&c Webster. Rev. D. p. Harrington Pastor
~ HssistantsELow mass at I. s. 8 10 ana ii
7, confessions Saturday from $3.50 to $50 an
e, from to $3.50.
rs st. Peters, Twenty eighth and Leayen
y, Stephen l.. Dowd and Rev p. .. Cannon
y Assistants-Low mass at !. $, ., 10 and Il
som to- and at from S SG ESQ to
3, st. Johns. rv entyfitth and California
ne Rev. Martin NJ; sroL sgeest s; J.. Pastor
n Rev Thomas C. McKeough, 8. j.. Assist
ne ant-Low mass at g. / 9, 10 and IL; benediC
" ton at 7:45; confessions Saturday from I
and from 7:16 to 10.
" st Joseph's German. Sixteenth and Ger
10 Ter Rev Paclficus Kohnen. o. r. M. pas
pr tor; Rev. Rembert sandowskl. o. F. NJ
ne and Rev. Gratianus Gebrg O. F.. M, A,
an benediction at 745; confessions Saturda
e. from TO and from $50 to 10.
sI Episcopal.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Twentlet
SSonInmun 1i at 1880 and ii; evening prayt
d. ar 1850; Sunday school at 9:45
in, i'm Saint Matthias, Tenth and Worthingtoi
lp psv lanes Noble, Rector--Services Sunda
-, az 100 II and 4:30 Wednesday and Thur.
"a day at 8; Friday at 43O
to- All Saints, Twenty-siXth and Dewe
IS Avenue =. j. Mackay, Rector-Holy con
90 munion at 7:9O a. M; morning prayer an
, sarmon at IL a. IN.
al miscellaneous.
;" The Douglass County Holiness associi
10 ton will conduct services Sunday at 3:
at the First United Evangelical churc
I'M 242O Franklin.
at Hone Mission, 2219 Cuming-Evangelis
s." T. A. Dooiey and wife will conduct ser,
at ices Saturday and Sunday at p. m. TT
tn sick will be prayed with for healing. A
welcome,
First United Evangelical, 2i20 Frankli
M Rev. p. II. Hines, Pastor-Owing to Il
,es Illness OF me pastor, rev h ,n1Sy tNi,t i
sionary program will be rendered In &
rio evening at 1880, in part by the SundS
ar school; special music; Sunday school
~ IL; X. l.. c. +. at $50.
Peoples Church, Rev. Charles w. Sa
idge, Pastor-Morning, "A Note of Prai
ar of God In Consequence of His Dea!n
OF With Us as People evening, "Wh