Omaha daily bee., 1910-01-23
TOPICS OF TIE DAY OF REST
omaha Church Federation Plans
Lenten Church Going Campaign.
DR.. CoHN Az THE Z. N. G. A.
Sunday school Institute at Hirst
Memorial Church wednesday-H.
l.. siEIer to Speak at HaDscOm
Park Methodist.

Memorial Church wednesdny-H.
l.. siEIer to Speak at HanscOm
Park MethOdIst.
Omaha churches. representing more than
forty Protestant English-speaking churches
Of the city comprising over 1000 members
and 5000 constituents have united in a
church going campaign to be inauguratsd
during the Lenten period.
The executive committee OF the Omaha
Church federation, in session Friday after
noon at the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton building. decided to follow the plan
recently used at Providence, r. I. where
the results were excellent The following
resolutions were adopted at the meeting:
We hereby call the people Of Omaha to
renewal OF church attendance,
we Solemnly set apart the widely reeog, &c g
March a. for special prayer, labor ana
earnest loving Invitation TO the regular
services OF the church.
we recommend that all people attend in
a body on Sunday morning, February H.
the church OF their cho.ce.
That the pastors of all the churches
preach on that Sunday (or near that time)
upon the subject of Church Attendance"
That the public press be requested to CO.
operate in this campaign.
That each church in its own field and
neighborhood, by personal visiting, Invita-
tion and otherwise make special. persistent
effort to bring all possible, both old and
young, to, their own church home.
That In each district a special effort be
made to invite those who have no church
preference to some church.
That we request the cooperation OF all
religious bodies, whether Protestant or
Catholic, federated or unfederated
That a card Of invitation be universally
That each church in its own way push
the campaign.
regular services Of the local church, espe-
clally the Sunday morning service.
There will be a Sunday School institute
at the Hirst Memorial Methodist church
for all Protestant churches on and north
Of Ames avenue, including Florence and
country schools, Wednesday afternoon and
evening. The general secretary Of the state
association, Rev. Charles H. Lewis, and
the state superintendent of primary instruc-
tion will be present and other workers.
The church is located one block north Of
tho Emmanuel hospital, Thirty-fourth street
and Larimore avenue.
The Omaha Methodist Preachers union
will meet at the Y. NJ. c. A Monday after
noon. Rev. T. NJ Ransom will address the
union on 1.-The Methodist Brotherhood
H. L. sigler superintendent OF the Union
Gospel mission, will address the Epworth
league Of the Hanscom Park M. e. church
Sunday evening. Mr.. Sigler will give an
interesting account OF his work and of his
conversion eight years ago under Mel Trot-
ter. Mr.. Sigler was just recently appointed
superintendent of the Union Gospel mission
and has already organized Bible class Of
| twenty converts.
Omaha New Thought society meets in
viotopath Sanitarium auditorium. 2s19 South
Thirteenth street, Sunday evening at
p. m.
The women's association OF the Ply
mouth Congregational church has raised
$652.27 for church purposes, according to
the report Of the treasurer submitted to
the annual meeting Friday. The following
officers were elected: Mrs. ]. A. F1ke,
| president; Mrs. NJ. NJ Loomls, treasurer
Mrs. ID. c. Bryant, secretary; Mrs. w. S.
Sheldon, chairman OF the missionary COM
mlttee Mrs. F. j. Duncan, chairman Of
the work committee; Mrs. c. M. Aula-
| baugh, chairman of the social committee
DR.. Hanna continues his discourse on
1.-THE Utterances From the Cross" at the
First United Presbyterian church, Twenty
first and Emmett streets. Sabbath morning
and evening.
Baptist.
Calvary Baptist Branch Thirty-Fourth
and Seward-Sunday, $3.50 p. M. Bible
| school.
Bethany Branch First Baptist, 1858 Leav-
enworth-Sunday school at p. M, gospel
meeting at i7:46 p m. Friday.
Peoples Charles w. Savldge, Pastor
| Morning and evening" THE Teachings of
Jesus on the Essentials of Salvation" T"
Prof. Mertes has charge of the music.
! Oliyet Baptist, Grand Avenue and Thirty
Eighth, George Mac Dougall, Pastor-Frank
Torell will speak at the morning service
! III o'clock on Personal Work." evening
worship at 7:3O.
Rev Q. A. Deck, Pastor-Worship, 1890
a. m. Sunday school, u m. Holiness meet
ing, p. m. Young peoples meeting $50
p. m. Revival service, 7:SO p m.
Grace Baptist, Tenth and Arbor, b. F.
Fellman, Pastor-10:45, 'Adonirame Judson,
the Apostle to the BURMESE" IL m, Sunday
school; $3.50 p. m, branch Sunday school
and Junior union; p, M, young peoples
meeting; 7:45 p. m, gospel sermon and song,
| Emmanuel Baptist, Twenty Fourth and
Pinkney, P. H. Mcdowell, Pastor-10:3O a.
m, Men and Missions" address by Glenn
son Mills d. D.; Sunday school at noon,
Baptist Young Peoples union at $3.50, mid
week meeting Wednesday evening at s.
First Baptist TwentyNinth and Harvey,
Rev ]. w. Conley, d. D., Pastor-Services
at 1890 q, IN, and I 80 p m. At the morning
! service Rev DR.. Wilson Mills, state mis-
sionary, will preach In the evening the
pastor will preach on The Seventh Com
mandment." Sunday school at noon, young
people at $3.50 p. m.
! Calvary Baptist, Twenty-Fifth and Ham
ilton, Rev. +. r. Curry, Pastor-Servlces
at 1870 a. m and 1880 p. m, conducted by
the pastor Morning theme rs Life Worth
! Living?" evening, "Jonahs Second Call
and Prompt Obedlence;" Bible school at
! noon, young peoples meeting at $50 D. m. /;
! Wednesday, .. m, mid-week devotional
service. Strangers welcomed at all serv-
ices.
| Catholic.
Holy Family-Low mass at s o'clock
Solemn high mass at 10:3O. After the first
gospel a panegyric will be delivered on
| THE Holy Family"
The following musical program will be
rendered at the solemn high mass:
kyrie s.'''''''''''''''.''
Quartet
Quartet with orchestra.
Qui Tollls. ...'-s'.''s''..ss1''s
Frank McCreary.
Quoniam .''''''''c.....:.:'''' '''''''''''.''''''
! Quartet.
Et Incarnatus Est with violin obligato.
| Josie Daugherty.