Omaha daily bee., 1910-04-10
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Sunday School Workers to Occupy
Pulpits of Several Churches.
MYERS, LAWRENCE, EXCEL HERE
Noted SONG Leader Has His Own Ac-
cor;Panist, Mr.. Roper, with Him
to Assist with the
MuHic.

Perhaps the biggest feature OF religious
work in Omaha sunday will be the Meyers
Lawrence Sunday school meetings, which
are to be held IN several Of the churches
Of the city. The entire party connected
with the work have arrived and all are very
enthusiastic over the success Of the services
which will be held In omaha.
The music will be in charge OF Prof f.
O. Excelt In Kansas city Kan, three
separate places Of meeting were required
Wednesday night seating 5000 people over
ZOO delegates were registered from out
side the city.
Mr. Roper who accompanies Prof. IL. o.
Excel, is carrying the crowds. So phe-
nomonal In his work that In places the
people stand on chairs to see as well as
hear this pianist, whom Prof. Excel pro-
nounces one Of the best FOR this line OF
work in tho country. The program OF the
ors-Lawrence Sunday school meetings
for Sunday is as follows:
Al 1880 g. m, Central United Presby-
teisn. Twenty fourth and Dodge Marion
Lawrence speaks; George C.. Wallace,
president Of the Nebraska state Sunday
school association, win preside; special
music. .-......
At $50 o'clock g. the Young Mems Chris
tan association Mr.. Lawrence will speak
10 men. particularly those who are mem
bers or teachers OF mems sunday school
classes Prof EXCEL will conduct the song
service, assisted by Mr.. Roper. Il is ex-
pected that 500 men will hear the address
and splendid singing.
At 4.c1 o'clock at the Young Women's
Christian association Rev. +. B. Meyer will
speak to the Sunday school women OF
Omaha and vicinity. The song service will
De lead by Prof. EXcelI and Mr.. Roper
At g. p. m, Calvary Baptist church,
TWenty-fifth and Hamilton, Rev. f. b.
Meyer win speak.
First Christian church, rwenty-sixth and
Harney, Mr.. Lawrence will speak and Prof
Excel and Mr.. Roper will lead the singing
At the Central United Presbyterian
church, Tweny-fourth and Dodge streets,
at the Sunday morning service, at 1890
Marion Lawrence, the Sunday school leader
and speaker. will occupy the pulpit Great
interest'is being shown in the event of the
Central people, and they invite their
friends especially those interested in Sun
day school work, to take this opportunity
to hear Mr.. Lawrence. There will be spe-
cal music and the following vocal num-
bers will be rendered:
Quartet-I VIII Love Thee o Lord Gaul
Duet-l VIII Extol Thee............. Hosmer
Messrs. Prentiss and Wallace
Music at the evening service of the West
minister Presbyterian church is as follows
Anthem-It is Good to Give Thanks.
so,:'.''''''''''''''.'..'. sPicker
Mrs. welty.
Mr.. Henry Cox
nuet-rhe Lord Is My Light......,......
CO. Miss Grym and Mr.. Hopkins:
Miss G. NJ White. white '''''D
MIR Henry,Cox.
Anthem-Esster awn..............,.......
sermon by the pastor.
Y. w. &. A. Notes.
: The membership is notified that the
ment course ticket will be filled by DR..
( James T. Lees of Nebraska university with
< his Illustrated lecture on The Passion
4 Play OF Oberammergau" Seats may be
! reserved any time during the week. Friends
4. OF the association will have opportunity
8 also to attend this lecture by procuring a
& ticket.
The educational committee has arranged
y the following nature study course as a
, membership privilege: April IS, Burns, a
dsS d0yeT q ,GS Nature sGEo Prof e e. u Graft Of
q and Nature" Miss Ida V. Jontz, general
secretary of Associated Charties; April
4 %, Birds Dr. $ r, Towne; May 6, Ma
4. ture and the Bible" Dr. T.. H. jerks, pas
tor OF First Presbyterian church; May r.
. Browning. Lover OF Nature" Rabbi
Z Cohn. The first number of this course will
/. be given next Friday evening at Sis; MEM
s bers must register and get tickets before
Z applying for entrance to class. No one
. admitted without ticket except by door fee.
Z Y. NJ. &. A. Notes.
Il The Acquaintance club will give a social
Z next Thursday evening to the young men
q and friends who have recently come to the
. and jolly good time are promised
The art class and the class in show
z card writing OF the educational department
VIII complete their courses for the year
d. this next week.
y Sunday. April II. is the date set for tho
churches to report on the progress made
: in reaching the missionary standard which
was set at the Laymen's Missionary con.
y Nention. The meeting will be held at the
2 sassociaton building at 4 o'clock and will
consist OF a rally OF the laymen OF all the
. churches. The missionary committees ot
each OF the churches arc requested 10 se,
cure a good representation Of their laymen
{ baptist.
Calvary Branch, Thirty-tourth and
Seward-BiblC school, Sunday AT $3.50.
Flyst. Rev f. s. Lyon. Minister-Morning
eservice 1850 subject, The Triumph OF
5optlmism;' Evening service, 7:SO Sub
gstltutiOn,'
y German, Twenty-fourth and Binney, Rev
= a. Jenaen. Psstor-Preaching services a
31l:Oo and 7:45. morning subject, THE Rea
yIhrlstlon Character evening subject
How to Become Assured"
Grace Baptist, b. II. Fellnan. Pastor
10. % a. m, The Everlasting Priesthood =
rs m, The Problem OF Apostssy.
4 GWednesday evening al $3.50 there will bt
Hthe annual membership rally and supper
with an address by the Rev. Nilsson Mills
d, d.
Emmanuel. Tweuty-fourth ana Pinkney
Rev. =. II. Mcdowell, ID. H.. Pastor-Serv
'ce a. 1890, Talents Tried out and Tie,
Up;" at 1850, The Tragedy OF a Choice
G. believers baptism will be administered
sunday school at moor. Baptist Hounl
9 Wednesday evening at s. led by J. D. Pad
{ dock.
3 Calvary, Twonty.fifth and Hamilton. Rev
T.. r. Curry, Pastor--Services at 1920 an,
500 Rev. F. b, Meyer of London, England
Z Will give en- address Sunday evening. MI
Meyer Is ono Of the three men making
tour OF the United States IN the interest q
ing al go; Sunday school at noon; regula
7 midweek devotional service, Wcdnesda
at 500.
Congregational.
) PaTkyale, Thirty first and Gold Rev. +
". Blew, Pastor-Moruing Worship at ii
q sunday school at s:45. There will be n
2 - ening service.
Z Hillside Thir;ieth and Ohio Rev w.
Hampton, Pastor-Morning worship Z
Z 1880. Sunday school at -; Young Pee
I pies Society OF Christian Endeavor at
evening service at 3. conducted by IN
Ladies' Missionary society.