Omaha daily bee., 1911-02-05
OF THE DAY OF REST
Series Of Union Services for Men and
Boys.
YOUNG PEOPLE TO HAVE RALLY
nion Services for Men and Boys Il
One Event BeRinninE sunday
Baptist YOUNG People wnI Have
Interesting MeetinE.


ing Of the week in Omaha. according TO the
announcement. Besides these unique ser
vices several other churches will have spe-
cial musical services Sunday.
At one church both services Sunday will !
be devoted to the young people.
matter of some interest is that brought /
up in the announcement by the Baraca /
union that plans are being made for the I
securing OF special car for delegates to !
he national convention at Kansas City, !
June 10 to Is The local Tri-City Baraca /
union enjoyed remarkably enthusiastic
rally Tuesday.
There viii be a rally by the Baptist
Young Peoples Union at the First Baptist
church beginning Saturday afternoon and
lasting ~ day Sunday
There will be programs OF addresses dis,
cusstons and music throughout the meet
ing.
The Lowe Avenue Clifton Hin Presby-
terrain and Walnut Hill Methodist churches
will unite in series Of union meetings
foe men and boys only. The meetings will
be held in the Walnut Hill Methodist
church beginning with Monday. The ser
vices will commence at o'clock D. M
- The Rev. u. f. Jenkins. d. D.. president
"a Of the University OF Omaha, will preach
Al each night and conduct a question period
for the asking OF questions and free ex-
change of thought DR.. jenkins exposi
tons OF the Scriptures will be along prac-
tical lines and grouped around the general
themes OF Faith, Life and Service
There will be manly songs by manly men,
with special numbers at each service.
. The choir of the First Congregational
church will give their regular first Sum
day in the month musical service on sun
day evening
The choir will sing several new anthems.
The soloists will be: Miss Zoe NJ. Fries,
soprano; Miss Lena Fike and Miss Glenna
Ble contraltos; Ross Johnson, tenor;
Harry Disbrow, baritone
Professor Henry @. Cox will play a
violin solo, THE Garden Melody" by Schu-
mann.
Frederic c. Freemantel, the director will
sfng an aria by Afendelssohn.
-Dr. Rouse. the pastor, will give a short
talk on The Influence Of Music"
Z Youth and young people will have both
Public services Sunday in their honor at
the CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian church.
AZ the morning service Miss Margaret
Brown. the expert elementary superinten>
dent OF the Nebraska Sunday school assoc
clauon will give an address, The 1880 SER
vice will celebrate the thirtieth anniversary
OF Christian Endeavor Messrs. ]. H.
franklin and Henry Kieser giving ad-
dresses OF interest Special music will be
offered.
song service at Westminster Presby-
Il terrain church i'wenty-hnth and Mason
streets sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
PRELUDE.
%Antneiue5 When me Lord turned Again
SapptNip % Aioh'''''''''''' a ostes
$40 .,ps.. Mr.. M; Morton. = !. -'''S,O'
-ahploytIear Ae,. lsrael--n.lilan !. Mend elssohn
Miss Martha Grym.
mn M |MSrt,a and Mr. 'Ht eatnerinston
Solo he Lofo Is Ay Light, .......,.. Buck
Anthen--Rejoice ,1realy. Costa
POsTLUDE.
Mrs, =, Pau. Mrs. frank Wety. Mr..
A,iss slel1na ury1n. soprano. Alice Pritch-
atu vrBanist
"a Two day 8 rally under the auspices OF
!. the Omaha association of the Baptist Young
copies union, is being held Saturday anc
sJRuRy at the First BAPTIST church OF Ben
son ne saturday evening program con
y, STATS OF. the opening exercises by Byron X
Eaton aud IL. l.. robinson and sermon
* Message to Modern Young People" b,
the liev. Il. X. Curry OF the Omaha Cal
Mars church, ~
sunday morning the services will be con
dueted by Byron X. Eaton, who will tall
on ."roday's Young People. Tomorrow.
kev. John Matthews of the First Baptis
church of Omaha will preach the sermon
sunday afternoon, and other talks will b.
gwen by members of the Baptist Youni
copies union, President Mary Mann ex
President A. 5. Kelley, and Mrs. J. e. Aim
the Junior Baptist Young Peoples unto
work. sunday evening the regular service
OF the association viii be considered Clar
ence \. Anderson leading the exercises an
address, AN encouragement to Youn
christians, being given by Rev. Georg
MaeDougal Of the Omaha olivet church
'tttrE
Bishop Williams has gone 70 Chicago I
attend the twenty fifth anniversary of hi
former parish. Christ church, WoodlaYI
OF which he was the first rector after
grew from a mission into a parish. Mr.
" nlisms who has been iu four weeks
improving, but will not be able to a,
company him, and because OF her healti
the bishop win make his stay in Chicag
brief
Bishop Millspaugh comes from Topek
today to take the service at the cathedr,
sunday and viii remain a day or tw
Mrs Mnlspaugh has been here some day
- Visiting Nh and Mrs. Davis.
% baptist.
Calvary Branch Thirty-fourth and Sew
aroy Bible school at $3.50
Grand View Baptist Sunday SchoC
Fourth and cedar. n. b. Elrod, Superb
tendent-Meets at $50
German Emmanuel Twenty fourth al
Bnuey Rev q, r.. Mayhack, Pastor-Su
Iay school at TO- Sermon at H. fhe Lord
t-sUpper Will he observed Evening servu
, at.7,3l Prayer meeting Wedne sday eve
INK,
Ffrs', Twenty Avenue and Harne
Rev John Mathews, Pastor-Mornii
svryicc a. 1885, o. gan rec. tai at 10l
fumtay chool al r. Young peoples NEE
ing az o 50 EVenng servic at 1850. Org,
nc tRl at 1.l5.
Grace, Tenth and Arbor Rev B. r. Fe
man, PastOr-PTeaching at IO:45. them
he Gospel According 10 Moses" Su
cay school al 12 m. Young peoples NEE
ina mt q. Evening sermon at f45, them