Omaha daily bee., 1911-07-09
TOPICS FOR THE DAY OF REST
Mrs. Frances B. Hamlin Talks on
Missions at X. W. G. A.
REv.l WILSON GOES To CHIoAaO

For over Twelve Years Pastor Of
CASTELAR, street Presbyterian,
Afterwards Located at
- Seattle.
Mrs. Frances b. Hamiin will speak at
the Young womeh's Christian association
auditorium Sunday afternoon at 5 O'Clock
under the auspices Of the women's Mission
airy Federation Of the Christian churches
OF the city, on Observations Of tourist
upon mission work in her tour around the
world Mrs. Hamlin has been connected
for forty years with home and foreign
missions and has just completed q tour
around the world on which sue took first
hand notes on the condition ana u.ogress
OF mission work in various lands. She
was for twenty-three years president OF
, the Presbyterian Missionary societies at
Washington, u. Co. where she came in
contact with missionaries from all coun-
tries. Mrs. Hamlin is an interesting and
instructive speaker and a large audience
from all the churches in the city is de-
e. sired. it.
Mrs. Hamlin is a sister of Mrs. Gordon
wife Of former pastor Of Westminster
Presbyterian church, and while in the city
is the guest Of Mrs. Warren Switsler.
~" Rev. James Marquis Wilson. an old
Omaha pastor, who because he. saw an OPP
portunity for, greater usefulness left n
flourishlhg church at Seattle Wash, to
become pastor Of the new Wilmette Pres
byterian church in Chicago at half hts for
'mer salary, preached his first sermon at
e his new charge last Sunday - ~
r. Mr.. Wilson built up the membership OF
= -,thc Westminster church at Seattle from
e 900 10 200 and received salary OF sa,5O0
Z He said however. that he believes IN the
y future OF the Wilmette church and that
the present sacrifice may be made an ,ad-
\ vantage. 81,
~, He Is a graduate Of Princeton university
and the Mccormick Theological seminary
After his graduation from the latter he
y was pastor Of the CASTELAR, Street Freshly
2 teriRn church here for thirteen and one
p half years then going to the First Pres
byterian church Of Boulder, Colo, for three
3 years
= During his charge at Omaha he also was
= professor OF English bible at the Omaha
> Theological seminary and while in Boulder
ne taught applied ethics for time in the
y; University OF Colorado. He always has had
to do with the home mission in his church
aid when he left Seattle was Chairman of
the home mission committee and OF the
synod OF Washington.
";s' Services are being held in the gospel tent
Z . az rwenty-fourth and Ohio streets. Sunday
evening Evangelist @. r. Hawkins will lec-
Atfure on THE Cleaning of the Sanctuary. %
Baptists.
? Calvary Branch, Thirty fourth and ssw.
= arc. ~ Harry Carpenter, Superfntendent-
Bible school at s:SO.
Calvary. Twenty-ffth and Hamilton.
and 8, Conducted by the PASTOR at R iV;S
school ct noon Young peoples meeting al
~ ~. Mldweek devotional service Wednes-
!. Emmanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney
Kew. J. 3. Ebersole, Pastor-Bible school
Rev = 4. Leavtt, GI Ofn b.. 81 ssrm nIneoI Sy
Pots, Kettles and, Bells. The Sunday sd "
wood park Saturday afternoon Jnly IL
Chartered cars leave the church at 2 sharp
Christian.
First, Tweptyesixth and Harvey. Raw, n,
Preaching, by the pastor at 1o:4G ,christ,Sn
tsndeavor from to s. Evening services
viii not be conducted.
North Side. H. J. Kirschstein, Minister
church. Twentieth and Spencer Bible
school at $3.50 O. M. Christian EndeavOr al
~ p M; evening worship at p m, mid.
O'CLOCK
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ, Twenty-fifth and
z .s sshrnSm a., Chambers Building : sunday
a. an m: and ?: m. Subject OF lesson sermon
u Congregational.
Parkvaie, Thirtieth and Gold--sunda,
S Ts1s,S, at Ito, 10 Christian Endeeyor at
.s u. Clyde
St Mary's Acknowledging worship n
1879 sermon, The Dignity OF, Prayer
service No mdrning service after Jul,
, g. until September. Fss
Plymouth. Twentieth and Spencer, Johr
|. 1880. Theme. 'aThe Meaning Of WoPsh q
20 the Modern Man" special music. sun
SSay;schoSi at noon Christian Endeayor q
- SIDE Christian church at g.
Saratoga, Twenty-nfth and Amer. o. M
BBumpshreys Pastor-snnday school at 10
Prayer meeting Thursday evening IN,
-. LADIES AID society meets with Mrs. G. w
!, Craig, sls7 North Twenty-tourth street
"Wednesday afternoon, July Il.
8 Episcopal.
ST. Paul'ss Thirty-second and California
Rev. W. II. Bayley, Rector-floly com
S1sa =, Z, ct .,; sunSSX school and Bib
-
Rev. w. II Bayley, Rector-Hoiy com
- mUnion at 6 Children's eucharist Al il
*, Choral eucharist at II. Evensong at T;lk 5
E Church Of the Good Shepherd. Twentieth
ana Ohio, Rev. T. J. Collar. Rector-FouTfj
Sunday after Trinity. July q Holy com
munion at 1;O. Morning prayer with ser
!. mon at 1850.
= Church Of St Philip the Deacon, Twenty
first and Paul. Rev. John Albert Williams
Rector-Holy communion at 1850 Matfn
- at 1850. Choral eucharist at IL. Sundai
school at 1850. Evening prayer no sermon
!. At g.
Trinity Cathedral. Eighteenth and capite
Avenue, Very Rev, J. Arthur Tancock
Dean-Holy communion at 6 Young PEG
pies Bible aclass at $3.50 Morning praSe
and sermon At IL. Evening prayer and ad
dress at s. Holy communion first sunda
IN monthtat IL.
Lutheran.
Trinity, Nineteenth ana CASTELAR,, Raw. q
Snyder. Pastor-SerVices at II a. m sui
Ject. THE Apostolic Chorus" No evenln
services. sunday school at 9sA5 a m
st. Marks Engiish.. Twentieth ana Blu,
dette, T.. Groh. Pastor-Services II o'cloc
subject. Gods Dealings with Us AlWav
for Our Highest Happiness.@ sunday soho,
st s:tb. No evening service. n -