Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-07-24

Evangelistic Meetings Held Under
Auspices of Methodist Union.
VmEoNs AT THE Y. M. c. A.

Afternoon Services Will He Given |
over 20 the TraveIine Men, who
VIII Take charge of
Meeting.
Evangelisuc meetings with good at
tendance are being held under the auspices
of the Omaha Methodist union, and con-
Quoted by Conference Evangelist Rev, T.
c. Webster and assisted by Revs. Brlent,
Ransom, Reyes and others are In progress
at Twentieth and elm streets. People Of all
creeds or OF no creed invited.
McCabe church, Fortieth and Farnam
streets, Rev. John Grant Shiek. pastor. The
pastor has gone three weeks VacR-
ton Arrangements for services during his
absence have been made as follows, for
the IL a. m. preaching services:
July "A, Mr.. Harry l.. sigler Of the the
Union Gospel Mission.
July 81, Or. ID. c. John OF Dundee.
August 7, speaker to be provided by pulpit
committee.
For the combination service at p. m,
the speakers VIII be:
July "A, Rev. John Lewis Of tho MeCAbe
July 81, Mr. Charles II. Chase Of the Mo
Cabe church. .
August T. Mr.. L. c. Grossman OF the
Young Mems Christian association.
All other services OF the church will be
held at the usual time and will be In the
care Of local workers
Mark M savidge will speak Sunday
evening at s at the Ponca Presbyterian
church. Subject The Great Beyond
The New Thought Fellowship meets in
the Lyric theater, Nineteenth and Farham
streets, Sunday at 1O:45 a. IN. Fellowship
services conducted by Ruth B. Ridges Of
the Minneapolis Fellowship. Sunday even
ing address THE New Idea Of God" The
Emeraon morning study class, Monday,
wednesday and Friday. Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, lectures on the Bible.
Raw. Alfred w. Cave of Tabor, Ia, will
preach at First Methodist church Sunday
IN the absence OF Dr. Loveland. Rev. Cave
has taken courses in both London and Ber-
lin. besides being a graduate of an AInei-
can theological school. He has travelled
extensively in Europe, Nubia and Egypt
and Is quite a noted lecturer. A morning
and evening service will be held.
Baptist.
Calvary Branch, Thirty-fourth and Sew
ard, Bible school Sunday at $3.50 p. m
Grand
Fourth and Cedar, X b. Blrod superin-
tendent, meets at $3.50 p M.
. Grace. Corner Tenth and Arbor. Rev. b.
r. Fellman. Pastor-Morning sermon, 10:4b,
low Men Ought Always to Pray. AT
D. M, outdoor service upon church lawn.
German, Corner Twenty-fourth and Bin
2 ney A. Janzen, Pastor-Preacning ~ II a:
m, subject, Mans Free WILL a., s4 noa
at 7;46 p. m, victory lhroush 'iio oiOOu
OF the Lamb"
First, Corner Twenty-ninth and Harvey
IS Rev Samuel Y. Batten of Lincoln will oo-
cupy the pulpit in the morning, service a.
1885; subject THE Gospel for Today"
sunday school at IL.
Emmanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney,
Rev. j. Scott Ebersole, Psstor-Services
1886 a. m. and 500 p. M; Bible school al
5 noon; Baptist Young Peoples Union al
D. m; sermon subjects, morning: Won,
delful Love-" evening, The Pearl OF Great
= Price"
Calvary Church. Twenty-fifth and Hamil
y ton, Rev. Il. b. Curry, Pastor-Ser
n. vices at 1920 a.. M; and : p, m; Eev
= vices; Bible school at noon; Young Peoples
meeting at y. M; mid-week devotona
services Wednesday p m.
Oliyet Grand Avenue and Thirty-eighth
x George MacDougall, Pastor-Morning wor
X ship at Ii and evening service at !. I'll,
time OF the sunday school has been chanSet
~ to 10 a. IN. Mission Sunday school a.
Omaha Heights at p. IN. Baptist YOUNG
Peoples union meeting at y. m.
Christian.
Irirst Church. Twenty-sixth and Harvey
% ]. M. Kersey, Pastor-Services at Christial
..s church as follows: Preaching at 1850 q
IN, and D. m. Bible school at $3.50 a. m
&c. Young Peoples meeting at p. m.
}N Christian Science.
, seoond Church Christ, Scientist. Nine
teenth and Farnam, Lyric Thsater-Sunda!
school az g:l5; service at IL, subject lessoi
sermon, Truth.
First Church of Christ, Scientist. Tween
ty-fifth and Farnam, Chambers Building
n sunday school at $40; services at IL, SUB
1ect OF lesson Sermon Truth.
Congress- iOnal.
First Corner Nineteenth a<l6 Davenport
Rev Frederick T. Rouse, Pestor-Resula
services at 1880 sermon py rev. NJ
S. Potter.
Hillside, Thirtieth and Ohio. ". s. Hamp
ton, Pastor-Morning worship at 1000. N
evening service till September. Snnda
school at H. Junior Endeavor at Q. Youn
Peoples Society OF Christian Endeavor at
7 plymouth, Corner rwentisth and Spence
Rev. John p. Clyde, Mlnlster-Mornin
TOT,nip s at iU School +as% as u. chriSts
Endsavor at B:45; evening worship
charge OF North Side Christian church at
Lutheran.
81. Marks English, Twentieth and Bui
iO:I6, Heavenly Depositsi" :, Our Exan
Plies" sunday school at IL. No Christia
hndeavcr service.
Methodist.
First Church IWenlleln anu davenport
Preaching morning and evening by Re
. w Alfred Cave. Offertory music, "Cruc
g fix" (FAure) Mr.. lessen and Mr.. Diok.
re Free Church, lTs1 South Eleventh loser
l. Riley Pastor-Sunday school at 10
IN. Preaching at IL a. m. and y. 4
Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Seward Street. Twenty second and SEX
ard. Frank a. High, Pastor-servioe at 10:
a. m, Rev. w. N. Paxton will preae
sunday school at AS No evening serve
Oak Street Mission Services In Tent
Twentieth ana Elm-Sunday school at
M A H. Vosbergh, supertnt endeu
Preaching at by Evangelist Webste
These meetings will continue througho
the week,
Trinity, Corner Twenty-first and Blnne
O. W. Abbott, ID. d., Pastor-SubJect
morning sermon: "A Great Virtue" Uni,
meeting in the evening, at which the Re
Hanna OF the United Presbyterian chuT
will preach.
Walnut Hill, rorty-first and Charles
E Hosman, Pastor-Morning service 10
sermon by the pastor, The Incarnation
God in Human Life" Sunday school At
Epworth league at Z. Evening service at
'"rhe Improbable Servant"
The Norwegian and Danish Methodi