Omaha daily bee., 1910-05-29
Topics OF THE DAY OF REST
Posts and Relief Corps Will Attend
Special Memorial Services.
PRINTERS WILL HEAR LovELAND
typographical Union 20 Attend First
Methodist in Morning-PntriOtio
Address at Y. NJ. c. A. i'm After
noon by william Baird.

noon by william Baird.
The usual custom Of the several Grand
Army of the Republic posts, their auxiliary |
Women's Relief Corps and the Ladies Of
he Grand Army of the Republic of attend
ing memorial Sunday services in the fore
noon in a body will be carried out this
year as follows:
Grant post and corps, All Saints church,
Twenty-sixth and Dewey avenue.
Custer post and corps, Lowe Avenue Pres
byterian church, Fortieth and Nicholas
streets.
Crook post and corps, Hillside Congrega-
tional church, Thirtieth and Ohio streets.
A week Of fellowship, love and commun-
ion has been arranged to be held at West
minister Presbyterian church, Twenty ninth
and Mason streets. The following program
will be followed
Sunday, May 20, 1890 a. m, our 1nspira-
ton to Patriotism" Decoration day SER
mon) -
Stone and the New Name Dy Kew. L. IL.
Monday, May 30. p. M, 1.-THE Relation
of the Sacrament to Christian Conduct"
by Rev. George A. Beecher, ID. D., Epis-
tuesday, May 81, p. M, "The Bread of
Life" by Rev. Edwin II. jerks, d. D.,
Presbyterian,
Wednesday, June l. s p. M, '%rhe Mean
ing and Use Of the Sacrament" by Prof.
d. e. Jenkins, d. p, theologian.
Thursday, June q p. M, selected" by
Rev. Frederick 7. Rouse, ID. D., Congre-
| gational
Friday, June 3, p. M, "The Insufficient
World-The All-sufficient Christ" by Rev
| Sunday. June 3, 1890 a. M, Children's day
| "A Time of Decision"
Sunday, June g. p m, holy communion,
with reception of new members.
The Typographical union will hold spe-
| cial memorial services at First Methodist
church at 1880 o'clock Sunday morning
Rev. F. L. Loveland will preach on the sub
| ject, Lessons Learned in the School OF
| Sorrow" Choir Director Kelly has prepared
special musical program, including ar
offertory solo by Mrs Kelly.
At the Walnut Hill Methodist the pastor
Rev. e. E. Hosman, will preach bott
| morning and evening. He has just returned
from three weeks leave of absence, in
which he has been in attendance upon the
| First General Convention of the Methodist
Brotherhood in Indianapolis commencement
| exercises of Garrett Biblical institute In
Evanston, and the National Convention OF
| the Methodist Deaconess association in Mil
waukee
| A musical program of unusual excellence
will be given at the opening of the Sunday
| school exercises, Sunday, May 20, at noon
The following is the program:
| Piano solo, prelude, Rachmaninoff, Mrs
| P. M. Garrett; vocal solo, 20, God, Have
| trio praise Ye," from Attila, by Verdi
| Miss Hazel Loveland, Mrs. l.. l.. Green
| field, Mr.. A. Lansing.
| The Omaha New Thought society meets
at the Willard hotel, Thirteenth and Doug.
| las streets, Sunday evening at s. o'clock
The address will be continuation Of the
subject, What New Thought Is" by Mrs
Mile. Special music song service.
Rev. Charles W. Savidge of the Peoples
church went to Auburn Friday night and
held an evangelistic meeting at the home OF
his parents and another at the Methodist
church. The marrying parson was accom-.
panied by about ten of his followers, and
the first stop was at the home of Rev. and
Mrs. Charles II. Savidge, where prayer was
offered. The couple arc both over 50 years
old. The meeting at the Methodist church
was largely attended and the party re.
turned to Omaha after midnight.
Rev. E. r. Curry of Calvary Baptis
church, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton streets
win continue, on Sunday evening, his serie.
Of sermons on the great apostle, Paul Tit
theme for Sunday evening is Paul, thu
Missionary" The themes spoken of late
are in the following order: "Pauls Funda
mental Doctrine;" paul, the Minister" an,
| Paul the Man" Mrs. Reynolds of Chicag
will speak at the morning service on mis-
sion work in the island of Porto Rico
Memorial services for the Grand Arm,
and Womens Relief Corps will be he'll
Sunday morning at 1890 O'Clock at tn
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church. Rev
Nathaniel McGiffin will preach. Veteran
who are to attend the church will meet a
I0:1O o'clock at Fortieth and Cunning streets
Music at the North Side Christian churcl
Sunday evening will be as follows:
Anthem-Soul of Man Chorus of de-
parted spirits from Harry Rowe
| Shelley's The Soul TriumphanD.
| Appropriate memorial music will be rem
dered by a male chorus.
baptist.
Calvary Branch Thirty-Fourth an
Seward-Blbe school Sunday at $3.50.
Grand View Sunday School, Fourth an
Cedar-Meets at $3.50 p. m, r. b. Elrot
superintendent.
Grace, Tenth and Arbor, b. F. Fellmar
Pastor-l0:30 a, M, prayer and testimon
meeting; 1915, morning sermon; Sunda
school at noon; p. m, Junior union; |
M, young peoples meeting; p. M, even
ing sermon and song.
First-Regular morning service az 1873
sermon by Rev. ID. Il. jenkins; Sunda
school at noon, Baptist Young People
union at p. m. At s p. m. there will be
song service, and Miss Theodate Wilson
} religious work director in the Young Won
7 ems Christian association, will speak o
the subject, The Place of the Young Won
ems Christian Association in the Life {
| the City"
Olivet, Grand and Thirty-Eighth, Georg
J MacDougall. Pastor-Morning worship q
l045 evening service at s o'clock, Sunda
school at noon, Young Peoples society at
D, m. The Garfield circle No II and tn
Gettysburg circle win meet at Grand ave
behind the flag TO the church for the M,
mortal day services. Evening theme, 9Th
Message TO the Masses"
Calvary, Twenty-Fifth and Hamilton
Rev. X. II. Curry, Pastor-Serviees at TO-;
a Porto Rico" by Mrs A. Il. Reynolds, fiel
secretary of the Women's American Baptii
Home Mission society; evening sermon b
the pastor, on Paul, the Missionary" III
fourth in the series on the great apostle
Bible school at noon, young peoples serViC