Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-08-14
TOPICS OF THE DAY OF REST
Dr.. Locke Of Los Angeles to Preach
at First Methodist,
TENT MEETINGS A SUCCESS
Church Organization win Result
from work az Twentisth and
Elm streets--Rev. E. n.
Curry at Home.


Elm streets--Rev. ", n.
Curry at Home.
The First Methodist church will have an
other noted clergyman Sunday for morning
and evening services. This will be Dr.
Charles Edward Locke. pastor Of the First
Methodist church Of Los Angeles, said to
have the largest regular attendance OF any
Protestant church In America.
| Dr. Locke's early ministry was spent In
the Western Reserve Of ohio and his first
Church was in Pittsburg, at the smithflOd
Street Methodist Episcopal church. In 1884
he became the pastor of the First (Taylor
streeO Methodist Episcopal church Of
Portland, Ore. Here he remained Tor five
years, and then followed pastorates in the
Central church, San Francisco; the Della
ware Avenue church, Buffalo, and the
Hanson Place church in Brooklyn, n. Y.
In the fall OF 1905 he became the pastor
OF the First Methodist Episcopal church
ot Los Angeles, succeeding Bishop Me-
Intire Or. Locke has travelled extensively
and is the author Of several books. His
book entitled Freedoms Next War for
Humanity" is now In Its third edition
Dr. Locke, when pastor in Buffalo, con-
Quoted the funeral Of the late President
Mckinley. the only service which Mrs.
MCKINLEY was able to attend.
On the first anniversary OF the death Of
Mr. Mckinley DR.. Locke was requested by
the citizens of Buffalo to pronounce an
Grafton on Mckinley, which he did to the
thousands of people in the largest hall iR
Buffalo. '
Rev. e, E. IIosman Of the Walnut Hill
Methodist Episcopal church will speak
Sunday afternoon at o'clock on THE
Church and Men" at the Young Mems
christian association
| The tent meetings at Twentieth and Elm
streets have been discontinued. but church
services will be held Sunday evening at
Oak Street Mission hail. The tent meet
ings have been so successful that a church
organization is being perfected. Preaching
service at s; mid-week meeting Thursday
evening. Rev. T. c. Webster will preach.
Sunday school at g.
Rev. e. r. Curry, pastor OF the Calvary
Baptist church. has returned home after a
vacation trip to Canada and Michigan
and occupy his pulpit Sunday morning
and evening.
Swedish Evangelistic tent meetings,
Thirty-third and California, subjects as fol-
| lows: Sunday evening. Aug. IA, THE second
angels message; Babylon (churcheO 10
fallen, is fallen" Tuesday evening, The
third angels message, The last great
warning to the world against the worship
Of the beast and receiving his mark IN
the forehead or in the hand. Here is the
patience of the saints here are they that
| keep the commandments Of God and the
faith of Jesus" Wednesday evening,
Take up thy cross and follow me-"
Thursday evening, Life only in Christ"
Friday evening, THE New Testament doc
trine concerning baptism by water" Fred
johnson, evangelist.
| Rev. Wilson Mills, state secretary of the
Home Missionary society, will occupy the
pulpit at the First Baptist church, Twenty
ninth avenue and Harvey streets. Services
at 1880 a. m. Sunday school at $3.50 a. m.
Prayer and business meeting Wednesday
500 p. m. Delegates will be elected to at
tend the Omaha Baptist association at
Blair, Neb., August SO-September 1.
Baptist.
Calvary Branch, Thirty-fourth and
Seward-Sunday school at $780,
Benson-At II a. M Mr.. Byron Il. Eaton
will speak on Christian Opportunity"
German, Twenty-fourth and Blnney-
Preaching, by Rev; A; Janzen at II and
The Great Invitation"
Emmanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney, (
Rev. j. Scott Ebersolei Pastor-Durtng the
assted season the, the sunday sen SSS meets At
day For?" at p. m, why Believe the
Bible" eire
Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton.
Rev. K. r. Curry, Pastor-Sermon theme az
1880, ''Beggars Dependents;'' at p. M,
The Worth Of Man" Bible school at
noon. Young Peoples service at I. Mid
week devotional service Wednesday at 8.
Christian.
First, Twenty-sixth and Harvey Rev.
]. N. Kensey, Pastor-Sunday school at
$3.50. Christian service at 1880; young peo-
pies, meeting at Z. Thomas M. Matters,
North Side, Rev. H j. Kirschstein, Min
lster-Meets In Plymouth CONGREGATIONAL
Twentieth and Spencer Bible school at
1880; Christian Endeavor at 646; evening
service at s.
Christian Science.
First, Twenty-fifth and Farnam, Cham,
day services at H. Subject Of lesson SER
mon. Soul"
Second, NinStsenth and Farnam. Lyric
Theater-Sunday school at 9:45 services c.
IL; subject lesson sermon, Soul" ...
Conversational.
First, Nineteenth and Davenport, Rev.
Frederick T. Rouse, Pastor-Sermon at10:N
at Z, when Miss Nellie Magee, city mis-
slonAry, will speak.
Lutheran.
81. Marks English Twentieth ana Bur
dette, l.. GToh, Pastor-Theme at iO.45
Conseience convicts Of Sin TO Condemn:
Inc HOLY Ghost to salvation at 8 p. M, s.
An Old Testament Character" Sunday
school at noon.
Grace, 1S22-1S26 South Twenty sixth, M. l.
Melick, Pastor-Rev Luther M Kuhns will
preach at l0:46. Sunday school al 12:ik
prayer meeting Wednesday night.
Presbyterian. so
Church of the Covenant Twenty seventh
ana Fratt Rev. r.. 7. Bell ID. D., Pastor. =
services at 1880 and s.
First Seventeenth and DodEe-MorninR
services 1890. Preaching by Rev. Frank l.
Johnson OF Kansas City, Mo.
Central United, Twenty fourth and Dodge
morning service, 1880. Rev, w. M. jack
son VIII preach. Sunday school at noon.
NO evening service. -
Clifton Hin, Forty-fifth and Grand,
Ihomas b, Greenlee, Minister-SlInday
school at s:45, The sacrament OF the I.ord'd