Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-03
TOPICS VI The DAY OF REST
Dundee Presbyterians Dedicate
Church Sunday.
SUMMER AFFECTS SERVICES
SERVICES
SUMMER
Evening Gatherings Given Up During
Heated Term by Large Number
of Churches In the
city.

the church which has been built at the cor
ner Of Fiftieth and Underwood avenue. The
church Is brick structure, rather better
looking than the ordinary. and cost a good
many thousand dollars to erect The pro-
gram for the day is this:
Morning service at 1890.
Dedicatory sermon preached by Prof JOS
eph j. Lampe, V. ID.
Afternoon service at o'clock.
Fellowship meeting, at which a number
or the prominent ministers and laymen OF
the city will speak
Evening service at o'clock.
Sermon by w. H. Kerns, ID. ID.
Special music at all these services.
July ~, Sunday school at 9;45 and preach
ing at IL. The sacrament OF the Lord 8
supper will be administered at the morning
service,
At Emmanuel Baptist church, Rev. ].
Scott Ebersole just called to this charge,
will take up his work Sunday for the first
time. He will be heard at both morning
and evening services.
With the advent OF July come announce
ments from a considerable number of
churches that evening services will be dis
pensed with during this month. Another
announcement is to the effect that all SER
vices will be made as brief as possible"
James B. Wootan, editorial writer for The
Bee, will be the speaker at the Young
Mems Christian association Sunday after
noon. His theme will be Journalism and
Its Relation to Religious and Moral Prog
ress." This address is the fifth one Of a
series under the general category of Chris
tianity and Practical Living"
Baptist.
Grand View Baptist Sunday School,
Fourth and Cedar, X. B. Elrod, Superin.
tendent-Meets at $3.50 p. IN.
German, Twenty-ninth and PlHkuey-
Preaching by Pastor A. Janzen; services
Mission" and Gods Power" - ''''
First-There will be no evening service
during July and August. Rev. j. w. Mer-
riil OF Nebraska City will preach at 1890;
subject. THE Only Begotten Son."
Grace, Tenth and Arbor b. f. Fellman
Pastor-Preaching at 10:45 O. m. and o.
m by the pastor; Sunday school at noon;
Young Peoples meeting at 1880 D. M; the
Lords supper will be observed at close OF
morning service.
Emmanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney-
Rev. j. Scott Ebersole, the new pastor
Will begin his work Sunday morning and
Will preach morning and evening. Special
music by the chorus choir at both services;
Sunday school at noon.
Christian.
First, Twenty-siXth and Harvey, Rev. J.
NJ. Kersey Rector-Preaching at 1880 and
8; Bible school at $3.50; young peoples meet
ing at T.
Christian Science.
-, Second, Nineteenth and Farnam, Lyric
Theater-Sunday school at 9:45. Subject OF
lesson sermon at IL, God"
First, Twenty-fifth and Farnam Cham
Morning services at Ii; subject of lessor
sermon, God" Evening services discon.
tinued during July and August,
Congregational.
Saratoga ]. l.. Fisher, Pastor-Preaching
at 1880 and :. Morning, Christian Soldier
j. X, Dubois win preach both morning and
evening.
Plymouth, Twentieth and Spencer John
p. Clyde, Notwithstanding worship al
at 6:45. Evening worship in charge OF
North Side Christian church, at s.
First, Corner Nineteenth and Davenport
at morning worship at 1890. Subject, THE
Peace of God, the Peace of Nations anc
the Peace of Soul Independence day sub
jecD. Young Peoples Society of Christian
EndeaVor at Z. No evening preaching serY
ice.
Lutheran.
St. Marks English, Twentieth and Bur
dette l.. Groh, Pastoral Christian is
Patriot at 1045 "A Right Time and Place
for All Needed Things" at S. Sunday
school at noon No young peoples meet
ing.
Arinity Lutheran, Nineteenth and Cas-
tellar, Rev. G. w. Snyder, Pastor-Service!
at AIS p. m. and at p. m. Subjects, "A
Vain Belief and "A True Worship
Sunday school at p. m, e. B. Cook
superintendent.
Grace, 1S22-26 South Twenty sixth, NJ. 1.
Melick, Pastor-"Weight and Gifts FOL
Everyone at 10:45. No evening service
during July and August. Sunday schoo
at 12:l5 Luther league at Z. Prayer meet
ing and Luther league business meeting
Wednesday night
Kountze Memorial, Twenty-sixth anC
Farnam, Rev. John Il. Hummon, Pastor
Services at Ii. This service viii be patriot,
| in character and the subject of the sermon
| win be, 1.-The Giants in Our Land" TIL
| music will be patriotic also, with specla
number by a quartet-Miss Lancaster, so
| prano; Mrs. MeMulen, contralto; Mr.
| Hertzog, tenor, and Mr.. Rowe, bass. Sun
| day school session will be held at TO- Morn
| ing services will continue during the sum
| mer. The Young Peoples society and tn
| evening service will be omitted during tn
| summer months.
| Methodist.
| Oak Street Mission Bible school, 800
| South Twentieth street, Sunday at 3 p. m
| adult and children's classes; midweek meet
| ing Thursday at s, topic, Power"
| Pearl Memorial-Rev. DR.. I. S. Leavitt o
| Dundee will preach next Sunday morning
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