Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-06

Is being arranged.
Thursday evening at 7:15, an open demon
stration on the cuts Of meats will be held
In the assembly room by the Domestic
Science department. All former students
of the department are particularly invited
TO see this demonstration
The second of the series Of stereopticon
talks will be given at the vesper service
Sunday at $3.50 by Miss Theodate P. Wilson.
Special music furnished by Mrs. Frank p.
Kennedy. Social hour and light refresh
ments at $50 All women invited.
Baptist.
Calvary Branch, Thlrty-Fourth and
S~eward-Bible school at $3.50.
Grace, Tenth and Arbor, B. F. Fellman,
Pastor-l0:45 a. m, The Humiliation or
the Messiah" 75 p. m, What is Con-
Emmanuel, Twenty-Fourth and Plnkney,
z. II. Mcdowell, Pastor-10:30 a m.,- The
Making Of Public Worship the Lords
When Christ Is All in All" The pastor
breaches; Sunday school at noon, Baptist
Young Peoples union at $50, mid-week
meeting Wednesday evening at 8.
First Church-1O:sO a. M, sermon by Rev.
II. b. Dickson, missionary to India. Rev.
Mr.. Dickson will address the Sunday school
ally, fine collection OF curios. including bat
tie axes, spears, swords, clothing, etc. At
1880 p. m, sermon by Rev. d. Z. Jenkins
Of the Presbyterian Theological seminary.
CALVARY, TWenty-t1Ttn ana hamilton,
Rev. e. r. Curry, Pastor-Morning service
at 1890, subject, John the Baptist" the
Lords supper will be observed at the close
Of the morning service and new members
received. Evening service at 1880, subject.
Faith, the Basis of Character, Culture and
Services" Bible school at noon and young
peoples meeting at $50. Wednesday, 8 p.
m, mid-week service, address by Rev. j..
c. Armstrong, D. D., Of st. Louis, Mo.
Congregational.
Hillside, Thlrtieth' and Ohio, w. S. Hamp-
ton, Pastor-Rev. Attack of Benson will
speak at 1880 a. m. on the Laymen's Mis-
will continue the Evangelical meetings.;
Sunday school at noon; Christian Endeavor
at $3.50 p. m.
Plymouth, Twentieth and Spencer, John
p. Clyde, Notwithstanding worship 1880,
theme, The Central Theme Of the Gospel"
Special music; Sole, God Be Mereifui"
Sunday school at noon, Christian Endeavor
at $3.50. Evening service in charge of North
Side Christian church, 1880.
St Mary's Avenue, st. Mary's Avenue
and REIMBURSEMENT Rev. Lucius o. Baird,
Pastor-Morning worship at 1890 O'Clock,
sermon by DR.. Edwin Hart jerks, in ex-
change with the pastor; Sunday school at
Young Peoples c. s. c. at Z p. m, subject,
The Third Crisis in the Life Of Jesus IL
Illustrated"
First, Nineteenth and Davenport, Fred
erick 7. Rouse, Pastor-Morning worship
at 1880, subject, Personal Atmosphere"
Sunday school at noon; evening worship at
7:45, biographical sketch of Russell Con-
well, pastor Of one of the largest churches
in America; Emmanuel class meets at noon,
subject, Power Through Repose;" mems
lunch. Monday at the Commercial club at
u: 10 sharp.
Christian. ~
First, Twenty-sixth and Harvey, Rev. ].
M. Kersey, Pastor-Preaching at 10:3O and
1880; Bible school at II; young peoples
meeting at $3.50, You are cordially invited.
First United Eyangellcal, 2422 Franklin,
Rev. 9. A. Deck, Pastor-Worship at
the years work; Sunday school at II;
young peoples meeting at $50; worship at
North Side, Meets in Plymouth Congrega-
tional, Twentieth and Spencer Streets
Morning preaching service in charge of
Rev. Clyde; evening sermon at 1880 by Fl.
j.. Kirschstein; Union Endeavor service,
tendance at the Sunday school, the build
ing is too small to accommodate both
schools at the same hour and beginning
their Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Christian Science.
Second Church of Christ, Lyric Theater,
Nineteenth and Farnam-Service at IL;
J Sunday school at 9:45; subject of lesson
sermon, Man.
First Church Of Christ, Twenty-flrth and
school at 9:45; services at II and s; sub
Ject of lesson sermon. Man"
Lutheran.
Trinity, Nineteenth and CASTELAR,, Rev.
George w. Snyder, ~PLstor-Sunday school,
500, F.. b. Cook, superintendent, classes for
all ages. A large primary department, Mss
Sophia Elsasser is superintendent.
st. PauIs German, Twenty-eighth and
and 7:45, English evening services on the
first and fourth Sundays of the month at
7:45. Sunday school in English at n:S0,
German AmericGn parochial school, Mr.. H.
e. Bundenthal. teacher.
ST. Marks English, Twentieth and Bur
dette, l. Groh, Pastor-Services, 1915,
Prayer Falls Unless Work Follows;" 1880.
day schoOl at 1900; atechisation, Wednes-
days 400 and 200, Sundays, II is; Young
Peoples Christian endeavor. 6;45.
Grace, 1926 South Twenty-sixth, Rev. NJ.
II. o. Chapman will speak on The Lay
mans Movement at the 1880 service the
pastor will give the Bible story Of King
Saul and lessons from his life: Sunday
school at 1915; Luther league at $50, topic,
The Saving Communion of Christ's Body
and Blood" rayer meeting on Wednesday
Kountze Memorial, Twenty-sixth anc
Farnam, Rev, John r. Hummon, Pastor
Services, 1Ol3O and 7:45, morning subject,
God speaking TO Job," evening subject,
Sorrows" The address viii be followed
by an inspirational song service. Young
Peoples society, 6:45, Miss Nellie Schon-
lau, president. A warm welcome to strang-
Crs. Midweek Lenten service every We'd
nesday evening. subject, Wednesday even
ing, March 0, What Did Christ Teach"
Methodist,
Norwegian and Danish, North Twenty
fifth and Decatur. r. p. Peters, Pastor
Preaching by the pastor, HOO and 500;
Young Peoples meeting, Zoo.
Free. Eleventh and Center, Joseph
L Riley, P~astor-sunday school at Il