Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-06-04
TOPICS FOR The DAY OF REST
Wallace Leaves for International
Sunday School Convention.
COMMITTEE OF HUNDRED WORKS
LARGE Committee for Promotion OF
"Men and ReIiGion" work
Not Co Neglect summer
Months.

points early next week 70 be gone about
a month. While in san Francisco they
will attend the triennial convention Of the
international Sunday School association. OF
which organization Mr.. Wallace Is a mem
Der Of the executive committee from Nc
braska and connected with several i'm
portant subcommittee Hy virtue OF his
being chairman OF the missionary denart.
ment Of this great sunday school orVaniya-
ton, which covers all OF North America
Mr.. Wallace presidcs at the three sessions
OF the home mission conference. with which
the convention opens Tuesday, June p
This conference. Il Is expected. will be one
OF the most important gatherings OF home
mission represent ativts from all the d.f-
ferent denominations. and also home mis-
sion workers west OF the Rocky mountains
that has ever been held. Among the speak
ers will be DR.. Herring. formerly OF the
First Congregational church Of this city.
who is now at the head OF the home mis-
sion work for this denomination.
Mr.. Wallace will also preside at the even
ing meeting OF the convention. when the
mission work Of the Sunday school will
be set forth and which Is expected to be
one OF the most inspiratlonal meetings OF
the convention. This Will be held Monday
evening, June a. The day following Mr..
Wallace will again have charge OF an in
stitute where plans and methods FOR de-
veloping the mission spirit Of the Sunday
school viii be discussed in a practical man
ner and he VIII also speak at this meeting.
Ihere Will be representation of about
torty-five delegates from Nebraska
The local committee OF one hundred Of
which Prof r. u. Graft Is chairman FOR
the promotion Of the Men and Religion"
work will not lay aside its enterprise on.
ureH for the summer, since the campaign
actually begins September / The commit.
tee instead will employ the summer months
IN preparation for the fail and winter cam
paign This large committee has been d.
Nided into subcommittees, among which
the work is apportioned and all are 10 ba
Kept busy without Interruption
The annual conference Of the Fra. Nf.,h-
odist church. followed by the annual camn.
meeting will be held at Blair. Neb. in the
month OF August. Joseph L. Riley. nastor
Is IN charge Of the Omaha end.
The quartet OF the Westminster church
VIII give the beautiful eantata Of .srha
passover" by f. L. Ashford. Sunday even
ing at O'Clock. The cantata with a..
suggestive music portrays the flight of the
children Of Israel from their bondage in
the land OF Egypt. The soIoIsts who tsI,o
the principal parts are Mrs. Harry pau,
soprano Mrs. Frank welty. .contralto. NJ
y, Lard tenorS &. F. Gray. bass; Miss
Ahoe D. Pntehard, organist
rev DIT oliver D. BaltEly will be off,
S.@"y installed as the new pastor of the
kountze Memorial Lutheran church sunL
day morning. The charge 10 the master vi,
De delivered by DR. Holmes DysiuEer nrasi-
cent OF the Theological Seminary AZ A.
chison; the charge to the conrreSat,or
py the Rev. Sylvanus H. Yerian pastor
81 LuSes church, South Omaha. who has
oeen personal friend of Or. Raltzl, for
tifteen years. The official act OF instaIla-
tion Will be conducted by Rev JohD !,
Hummon. president OF the Synod OF Ne
braska. Sunday school will be AT $50 m
with Oscar p. Goodman superintendent
Christian Endeavor devotional meeting a,
y. m The members Of the church are an
requested to be present. The Rev. DR.. py-
singer viii preach in the evening.
The choir OF the First CONGREGATIONAL
church under the direction OF Frederic Z,
FrSemantel will give their last nus,.a,
. service for this season on Sunday evenin !
at O'Clock. The program win oonsts,
mostly Of selections from Caurs HOLY
CITY" The choir win be assisted by Mis-.
Anez Florence Latey, soprano. Miss Iatey
Will sing the aria, These are they" Tn,
famous duet from Mendelssohu's ..Eliiah'
Will also be sung by Miss Zoe Fries and
Mr.. Harry Disbrow. For the Offertory
Miss Grace Mcbride will play violin solo
Fl The baccalaureate sermon for the Uni
versity Of Omaha viii be preached by Rev
& +. 7. Rouse, pastor OF First Congregationa
church, Sunday morning at that church
OF which the lone graduate OF the youn.
institution, Miss Claudia Gallaway. is ,
member. Monday evening the oratorica
contest Of the university viii be held at IN,
university gymnasium and Tuesday evsuiu.
the graduating exercises will be held there
This Is the universitys second year an,
its student body numbers more than double
what it did year ago
Omaha New Thought Fellowship, Al
dresses by John Milton scott OF New Yory
CITY. Morning service room q. Raidriy
block, Twentieth and Farnam streets. a
m;S; topic, Why Disasters and Deaths
IN the evening at O'Clock, Lyric theater
Nineteenth and FaTnam streets; topic
The DIVINITY Of Usefulness"
The special train over the Burlincto,
which carries the delegates nom the Tr.
CITY Baraoa union 20 the national ,on
Nention at Kansas City Saturday next a.,
also carry a picked track team Of g..
Baraca athletes
The ITCHY union expects the team =
oArry off numerous honors in competitio
With Baraca athletes who are entered. fr5r
every part Of the United states. the IA
tionai track meet held on Monday. June I.
being the first national track meet 10 \
held 70 date in connection with a Nationar
baraca Philathea convention
Rev. George 5. sloan, pastor Of the Flo,
enee Presbyterian church. heads the ira,
team the other members of which az
David Primrose OF Bellevue. Neh. AZ
Reese OF Bancroft, Floyd Bates OF Cour.c
Bluffs. Albert Cleveland ana Fen Gravs
OF Omaha
baptist.
Calvary Branch, Thirty fourth ana Sew
ard-Sunday school at s;N Harry CarpeI
ter, superintendent.
~ First, Twenty-ninth and Harvey y,
John Matthews, Pastor-Morning rK-,Cc ,
l0:N Organ recital at lo:lA Suraav $50
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