Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13
to foreign misslons:


THESE are the speakers for the Lay
mems missionary movement Sunday:
sn,Stuart, Ia.--Charles o. Lobeck
Manning, Ia.-Herman Jansen.
.s,Jefferson, 1a.-Henry f. Kieser.
-sNeola, Ia-Joseph Smith
p Silver City--C. ]. McManus
a,sspringfield, Neb.-Rey. w. j. Todd.
Papillion-C. z. Holyoke
=, First Presbyterian, Council Bluffs-Clem7
.ent Chase (Morning)
~. First Presbyterian. South Omaha, b.. c.
Wade. CEvening)
"a, Mutual Interest Club, DR.. A. d. cloyd.
"a p, m) s. 81,
~ Calvary Baptist, Rev, Mcclure Morn
,shs) ... ...
Calvary Baptist, Clement Chase. Gwen
Sins)
=, Lowe Avenue Presbyterian, Rev. Ralph
Houseman. CEvening)
CASTELAR, st. Presbyterian, Rev. Nathan
lei MoGiffin. Q1vening)
Dundee Presbyterian, Dr. William M.
Davidson. (Morning)
~, Trinity Methodist Episcopal, H. o. Chap
man. (Morning)
.,st. Marks Lutheran. w. w. slabaugh
and Paul Kuhns. (Morning)
81 Third Presbyterian, ]. II. Franklin.
I'll lMorning)
Ei,. Third Presbyterian, L. t. Crossman.
n, Benson Presbyterian, L. T. Crossman.
XXI {Mornng.)
, .%,1 % Walnut Hill Methodist Episcopal, John
Lewis Bvening)
~ First United Evangelical. C, w. Miller.
{Morningl
~ St. Johns Methodist Episcopal, J. c.
PraH. CEvening)
Or. f. p; aJolfy the lecturer. will
speak at the young peoples meeting at
The First Methodist church at $3.50 o'clock
Sunday. DR., Loveland will deliver spe-
tlal request sermon at 7;4b o'clock on
N"rhe Wings of a Dove" based on the
famous painting of the Brazilian painter,
'Leempoe" ta''
~ At the Central United Presbyterian
hehurch' Twenty-fourth and Dodge streets,
I'M connection with the usual evening serv-
lice the regular, church quartet, assisted by
Miss Ruth Mcbride, soprano, will give the
Following musical program: t>.. r-s-r .r
Organ Prelude-Allegrettos Graziore. Tours
Choral Introduction-For He Cometh .Salter
,Quintet-To Thee Stretch My Hands.
% Miss McCaguo and Quartet. DArhoS
SPsfertogy soioNGoms 0iss Int RHtS Him Handel
Trio-Lift Thine Eyes !!...... Mendelssohn
~ t Misses MCCague,l Mcbride and
nts ,..- Mrs Larkins.
Rostlpde-Marche Romano ...............
Quartet
a Miss McCague, soprano; Mrs. iLarlSins,
-ss alto; MIR. Prentis, bassl MT. Wallace.
ed tenor and director.
~, Miss Agle, organtst
bnThe choir OF the Hanscom Park Metho-
-dist Episcopal church was entertained by
kthe church board at tho home OF ]. p.
Barnes. A pleasant evening was passed, a
program of song and recitatlons being fol-
lowed BY dinner.
&c
5rsOn Palm Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock
cshe choir Of the First Congregational
Sohurch. corner of Nineteenth and Daven-
.a,ort, will render "The Seven Last Words
iiof Christ" by Dubois. SoIoists Miss Mar
sfha Grym, soprano; Mr.. George Johnston,
-itenor; Mr. Fred G. Ellis. baritone and
director Mr.. Martin N. Bush, organist.
S1sAt All Saints church on Palm Sunday.
March n. in place OF the morning service
ythe choir will render the Lenten cantata
AHThe Message from the Cross" by WIN c.
eMacfarlane. organist OF st. Thomas
echurch, New York. This is the setting OF
aEThe Seven Last Words" which made such
"a deep impression when rendered last Lent
-sby this choir. The service will be at II
bal. m and win be under the direction OF
sthe organist, ]. II. Simms
sH
sus T. f. sturgess superintendent OF the
First Methodist church Sunday school, will
.sdeliyer an address to the Omaha Methodist
Preachers union at the session Monday
-7afternoon at the Young Mems. Christian
eassoeiaton, Meeting viii be called TO order
mt p. m. The subject OF the address win
she, The Marks OF Successful Sunday
SCHOOL,"
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.1Blshop John L. Nuelsen. d. D., La D.,
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