Omaha daily bee., 1910-03-13

VINO mas Just returncd from sOtOurh OF
two. months In old Mexico. In the general
superintendency OF the Methodist missions
IN that interesting country. will speak sun
day morning in the Hanscom Park Metbo-
dist church on, "Our Mission Work in
Mexico"
Rev. F. T. Rouse will follow up his last
weeks address on. Russell ConweI the
Great Baptist" with an account OF John
Wesley. the Great Methodist Preacher"
Sunday evening at the First Congregational
church.
Wednesday evening at o'clock the serv-
Ice at Kountze Memorial Lutheran church
Will consist OF Lenten music, congregational
singing and a trip with the catechetioal
class through Luther's smaller catechisrn
This is an exercise OF questions and an
swers on the fundamental truths Of Gods
word.
The Womans Home and Foreign Mis-
sionary society OF the Kountze Memorial
Lutheran church will hold It's regular
monthly meeting for study with Mrs Hum
mon. 2566 Marcy street, Wednesday after
noon In the meeting Mrs. Oleva NJ. Kuehn
will lead the mission study on the subject,
The Progress of Christian Missions in
Spain"
on Tuesday night the Ladies' Aid society
and. the Mems club OF First Memorial
church will tender a reception to the new
members and to those who have recently
come into the community.
Al the Walnut Hin Methodist, the Rev.
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dent, Will preach at the morning hour and
the Layman, John Lewis, in the evening.
Uhdesl tho auspices OF the Sunday school
and the Epworth league, beginning with
Tuesday evening. March 10, at 1880 o'clock.
the pastor VIII give a series Of eight illus
trated Passion week addresses:
''Entering Jerusalem '-Tuesuay, March Is.
In the Temple "Wednesday, March 16..
ITO the Home of Sorrow and Love-
In the Busy Mans Homo"-saturd
AZ From the supper to the Garden"-Tpes-
'iIrom the Judgment Hall to Calvary.
Wednesday,. March &c.
The Burial"-Friday March 2S.
THE ResurrectioD"-satu March 20.
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Music at the North SIDE Christian church,
Sunday evening, as follows:
Opening sentence-The lord is in His Holy
eillplte.: :':'''''''''.''f''.''''' II. r. Danks
IlUo IIllvocailop
Maie 6Quartet-One Sweetly Solemn
Thought ..Ambruso-Spicker
Bass solo-Just for Today
Mr. Walter Cady
CLOSING hymn-Now the Day is Over....
...'''''.'.'','''.'' .'',,.'''','''.'.'''. Barnpy
Miss Jessie Cady pianist; Mrs. H. j.
Kirschstein, organist and choirmaster.
st. Marks Lutheran choir, under the
direction or Mrs. II. j, Kirschsten, is pre-
pairing the Easter cantata, Death and
Life" to be given Easter Sunday night
Y. M. c. A. Notes.
The boys department has arranged for
hike, starting Saturday afternoon at 81
O'Clock from the building.
The basket ball team Of the Omaha High
school VIII play the team Of the Sioux City
High school in the local gymnasium Satur-
day evening. The game Is called at s
o'clock.
Mr.. George r. Wagonseller has recently
taken the assistant physical dictatorship,
working under the direction of the state
office.
The Tigers" go to Fort Dodge March Is
70 play game of basket ball with the
local team, and on the following evening
they are scheduled to play the association
team at Des Moines. 81, l.-.t
Mr. Eastman Of the First National bank
an alumnus Of Amherst, gave very Inter-
esting and instructive talk upon his college
before the College club, Friday evening. 1T
was illustrated with number of ,stereopti-
con Views
THE Book We Study" is the subject OF
an address which DR.. j. NJ. Kersey will de-
liver before the mems meeting Sunday aft
ernoon at o'clock. The mems meeting for
the Sunday following will be merged with
the mass meeting Of the Laymen's Mission
airy convention, to be held in the city Audi
torlum.
DR.. Clarence A. Barbour associate secre-
tary Of the religious department Of the in
association Wednesday, March o. A ban
quet was given in his honor at 6 O'Clock
Wednesday evening, at which covers were
laid for 100, including pastors, laymen and
members Of the association.