Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-08
TOPICS FOR The DAY OF REST
st. Mary's and First Congregational
to Have Special Programs.
SPECIAL SERVICES FOR WEEK
Week of Prayer 60 he Followed by
Special Services at Westminster
Presbyterian-Muaic Pro-
grams of Interest.


Two musical programs OF unusual in
terest are to be carried out at respective
churches Sunday and special service week
Is to be observed by another The prayer
week was held last week at the westmin-
ster last week and Is to be followed by
the special service OF this week. st. Mary's
Avenue Congregational and the First Pres
byterian church are TO have the special
musical programs OF Sunday
Westminster church will continue it's spe-
cial services this week Rev. Leon D.
Young, D. D., OF Beatrice, Neb will as
sist the pastor In these services. Dr. Young
Is a strong preacher and pastor Of a large
church.
st. Marys Avenue Congregational church
music:
MoRNING-1O:sO.
Authentic Deum, b minor. ........... Buck
organ Prelude-Prelude in A flat. q. Read
Offertory-Offertory .............. Kussner
soio-o. That 1 Had Wings. .............
Miss Weber
Organ F'ostlude-March soiennelle......
EVENING-7.SO
Organ Prelude-Berceuse. ........... GODDARD
Anthem-Benedictus. e minor. Buck
Anthem-Jesus Meek and Gentle. Ambrose
organ Postlude-Postlude in A.,..... Clark
The Mems club Of the First Presbyterian
holds its January meeting Monday even
ing with a dinner at $50, after which and
the transaction Of some business of impor-
lance, 1t will hold its program in the audi
forum Of the church. Program Is to begin
at s. Edison Rich Of the legal department
of the Union Pacific has arranged the pro-
gram. The speakers and subjects are
N. II. Loomis, The Law OF the Case"
d; c. Buell. Educational Work Among
]. c, Young, Modern Signal Devices on
Railways"
stsreopticon views.
j: A: Munroe, The Railroad and the
Public"
road"
North Presbyterian and Clifton Hill Pres
byterian postponed communion service
from January l to January on account of
the storm of last Sabbath. The North
church received fifteen new members on
January /.
CASTELAR, Street Presbyterian has prepare
lions perfected for the celebration OF
the twenty fifth anniversary of its organi-
zation on the 18th and 18th Of this month
For more than a score Of years this con-
gregation on the south side has been en-
agency for good. Despite many hardshipl
and handicaps It has continued to accumu.
late influence and throughout these twenty.
five years has maintained the strongest
English-speaking work In its large and
populous section. -Four other churches, al
speaking English, have been planted sine,
CASTELAR, began its work and II has always
atriven to preserve a cordial relation will
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field. For more than a score Of years It's
Bible school has continued strong In al
that section. while its church membership
has been averaging HS for that sam,
period.
DIR. A. O. Douglas of Des Moines, Ia
win preach at the First United Presbyter,
ian, Twenty-first and Emmett streets Sab
bath morning and evening.
Sunday evening at the North Side Chris
tian church, Twentieth and spence
streets, the Ladies' Missionary society viii
have charge OF the services, at which tim
Mrs. ], Il. McDaniels. state secretary o
missionary work Of Kansas. will speak. o.
Monday this society will entertain tn
Tri-City and Irvlngton Missionary socletie
OF the Christian churches. Luncheon wi
be served at 1880 Al the afternoon SEES
sion. AIRS. MaeDaniels will again speak.
The chorus choir Of the North sid
Christian church will sing Softly No,
the IAght Of Day" the beautiful hymn
anthem by worden, also THE Vespe
Hymn" by T. t. Hooble.
The cantata, "Holy Night" by job
Hyatt Brewer, which was to have bee
sung at st. Marks Lutheran church, wa
postponed from last Sunday on account {
the storm. and will be presented sunda
evening by the chorus choir Of the churc
at 1880.
The annual congregational meeting OF n
Kountze Memorial Lutheran church wi
be held on Monday evening at o'clocl
preceded by a congregational dinner pr
pared and served by the Senior Luthers
Brotherhood. Reports Of all the heads
departments OF church work will be MAJ
and officers for the ensuing year will |
elected
BaDtist.
Calvary Branch, Thirty-fourth and Sew
ard-Bible school at $780, Harry Carpent
superintendent.
Grand View Sunday school. Fourth a,
Cedar, meets at $3.50 .. m. r. B. Elro
superintendent.
Grace, Tenth and Arbor. Rev. b. F. Fe
man. Pastor--Morning service, I0:45 a
sermon, a Ten Weeks Campaign for G.
In Omaha" Sunday school at noon; you
peoples meeting at Z p. m. evening 81
mon, The First Christians"
Emmanuel Twenty fourth and Pinkne