Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-07
TOPICS OF THE DAY OF REST


sunday Morning SERVICES at North
Presbyterian TO He in Charge of
Mems brotherhood - Third
Presbyterians to Picnic.
Rev. C, F. Reisner DID, OF Grace Meth
odist Episcopal church of New York, ar
rived in Omaha Saturday morning from
Lincoln. where ne lectured before the
Epworth assembly. He was entertained
at noon at the Commercial club with a
committee from the First Meth odist
church, and will be taken to the Happy
Hollow club in the evening by f. d. Wead.
Rev. Mr.. Reisner is typical western
man, going 10 New York only a Few
months ago frohn a seven-year pastorate
at Grace Methodist church at Denver.
When he went to Denver his church had
only $50 members and when he left IL
had a membership of 1000, more than
1000 Joining during his passionate. 1t is
the up-to-date methods of Rev. Mr.. Reis-
ner which attract attention wherever he
goes. He believes in billboard and news
paper advertising, uses electic light signs
for his church and frankly admits that
| II is just as necessary to talk about the
church as to talk about breakfast foods.
One of his hobbies is Everybody work.
| ing makes wide-awake church"
Cheerfulness is the keynote that Mr..
Reisner insists upon. He has given Grace
church the alias of "a Homelke Church"
He will be heard morning and evening
Sunday services at the First Methodist
church.
Sunday morning services at the North
Presbyterian church will be In charge
| Of the mems brotherhood. A num-
Der of the brotherhood members will take
part in conducting the service and an
interesting program has been prepared.
Henry K Kieser of the Bennett COM
pany, will speak at the Young Mems
Christian association Sunday Afternoon at
o'clock. Mr.. Kieser will discuss from
the standpoint of the layman, the theme,
Men and the Church"
Bvangelistio meetings in the tent at
Twentieth and Elm. under the auspices
! of the Methodist union, and conducted by
Rev. Webster assisted by other pastors,
are resulting in great good. Much inter-
est has been awakened. Sunday evening
at announcements for next week will
be made.
The annual picnic of the Third Pres
4 byterian church will beheldThursday
[ August IL. Special cars will leave the
church at 1915 for Fairmount. Foot races
games and outdoor amusements will be
i provided.
Mr.. A. B. T. Moore of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
national president of the Gideons, will
1 speak in Pearl Memorial Methodist church
| on North Twenty fourth street, Sunday
morning at 1880 and at the Third Presby-
terlan, Twentieth and Leavenworth, Sun
day evening. Mr.. Moore is also one Of the
twenty-one of the national council of the
Presbyterian brotherhood. He Is a. good
speaker and will be worth hearing. Travel
ing men are especially invited.
| Baptist.
Calvary Branch, Thirty fourth and Sew
ard-Bible school, Sunday. $3.50.
Sunday school at the First, Twenty4ninth
and Harvey, will convene at $3.50 o'clock
during the month OF August
Grace. Tenth and Arbor, Rev. B, F. Full
pan. Pastor--Subject, 1G:45: THE Conser-
walton of the Christian Sabbath" Outdoor
service at s; sermon by Rev. ]. o. Staples,
former pastor.
olivet, George MacDougalI, Pastor
Characteristics Of Love-" Sunday school
at 10 o'clock. Evening at o'clock; topic.
zoo ID Our heIuBe anu
Calvary Twenty-fifth and Hamilton,
Rev. E. r. Curry, Pastor-services at 1880
and o. clock DR.. Wilson Mills will preach
at both services Bible school at noon;
young peoples meeting at o'clock Reg
ular mid-week devotional service Wednes-
day at o'clock. The Lords Supper will
be observed at the close of the morning
sermon.
Emmanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pfnkney,
Rev j. Scott Ebersole, Pastor-The Sunday
school has been changed to s:46 a, m. dur
B, Y. P. y, at o'clock sermon SUBJECTS:
Morning, Gifts from the Cross evening.
An Invitation to Wedding Reception
of new members and the Lords supper
& after morning sermon.
Christian.
First, Twenty sixth and Harvey. J. M
Kersey Pastor--Sunday school at $3.50;
preaching service at 1880 Mr.. Dennison
will speak on 1.-THE Boy Problem" Christ
ian Endeavor at Z. No night service.
North Side, H. J. Kirschstein, Minister
Meets in the, Plymouth Congregational,
, Twentieth and Spencer street. Morning
preaching and communion at 1880. Sermon
subject: "The End Of the Way" Evening
walton by wisdom" Bible school at $3.50
a. m.
Christian Science.
Second, Nineteenth and Farnam lyric
Theater)- Sunday school at s:46, morning
service at IL, subject Spirit"
~ First. TWenty-F1Tln ana rdfndu (Cnan-
, hers Building)-Sunday school at 9:45; Sun
day service at IL; subject of lesson sermon,
spirit"
Congregational.
: First. Corner Nineteenth and Davenport,
Rev Frederick T. Rouse, Pastor-Services
} al 1880; sermon By Rev. Frank l.. John
ston OF Kansas City.
Episcopal.
Church of ST. Matthias, Tenth and Worth
ington. Rev. James Noble, Rector-Services
t on Sunday until further notice at 1880
and 10 a. m.
ct. Barnabas, Nineteenth and California.
| Rev John Williams Rector-Holy COM
munion at 1880 q. m; morning worship at
II clock.
, At. Andrews. Forty-first and Charles,
| Rev F. ID. Tyner, Rector-Ho.y eommun-
ion at s a. m; Sunday school at a:45 a. m. /;
| holy communion and sermon at II a. M :
evening prayer and sermon at 1880.
Trinity Cathedral, Eighteenth and Capitol
Avenue, Very Rev. 9. A. Beecher. Dean
| Holy communion at a. M; Sunday school
| .A5 a m: morning and Rermon