Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-04-30
TOPICS FOR THE DAY OF REST
Presbyterian Seminary Finishes
Years Work Next Week.
TUBERCULOSIS DAY IN CHURCHES
Medical Men VIII Talk on the
white Plague in the
Evening.

Evening.
Sunday will be observed as tuberculosis
Sunday in the Omaha churches. The
great, white plague, and how its ravages
may be combstted. will take up the atten-
ton OF many pulpits, not alone in Omaha
but everywhere over the country and the
world, for the observance OF the day IL
international and interden ominational In
its scope.
At several OF the churches members OF
the medical profession. who are promi-
nent locally, will occupy the pulpits In
the evening at the Lowe Avenue Presby-
terian church. Drs. II. NJ. McClanahsn
and A. o. Peterson will tell OF some Of
the ways in which the disease may be pre-
vented.
At the Clifton Hin Presbyterian church,
DIR. A. l., Muirhead talks on the subject in
the evening and at the Baptist Emmanuel.
also in the evening DR.. Robert II. Foster
will speak.
The Presbyterian Theological seminary
Of Omaha will close its years work next
week. Tuesday evening at the Paxton
hotel will occur the annual alumni
banquet. Plates will be IS cents. To this
banquet gather the former students, the
board Of directors from the neighboring
states as well as Nebraska and proml-
nent laymen and ministers from the city.
Rev. J. II. Address of Weeping Water, a
Congregational clergyman who is an
aiumnus Of the Omaha seminary will
preside as POSTMASTER. Wednesday the
board of directors will be in session, dts
cussing and settling the various problems
OF the institution. Wednesday at I:lB at
the Young Mems Christian association
Will be held the annual alumni meet
ing. Wednesday evening at the First
Presbyterian church the commencement
exercises will be held. These are open
to the public Two graduates will
speaks The address of the evening will
be made by Rev Stephen S. Estey of
Topeka, Kan. At Topeka, DR.. Estey is
pastor of a church Of 100 members
A boys and girls missionary meeting
ana social is planned for Tuesday after
noon from ass to at the CASTELAR, Street
Presbyterian church. The women of the
missionary society will be the hostesses
and the occasion will be given free Two
short addresses will be given. Miss Ora
johnson will speak on the Children OF the
Bible" Miss Halle Hood will speak on
THE Children of Our Own and Heather
Lands" Refreshments will be served. ANY
boy and any girl of the south side may
attend.
At the annual parish meeting of the
church of st. Philip the Deacon, held in
the church guild rooms Thursday night
the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: Thomas Reese, warden;
M. F. Singleton. treasurer; C. w. Wig
ington, secretary; Lee Allen. C. H. Hicks,
Fred l. Smith, Nate s. McClain and S. B.
H. Smith.
Rev. Thomas v. Moore, formerly pastor
Of the Westminster Presbyterian church
Of Omaha, Will be in the city Sunday
and win preach from his old pulpit by in
vitation Of Rev. T. II. Mcconnell, the
present pastor. Rev. DIR. Moore is now
connected with the San Anselmo seminary,
California.
At the Walnut Hill Methodist church in
the morning service the general rules OF
the church will be read and commented
upon by these laymen: g. ]. Woodruff, q.
d. Boyd and E. c. Kennedy.
| The mems annual banquet where the
n,
will be held on Thursday night May 4.
The new Oak Street Methodist Epis.
copal chapel at South Twentieth and Oak
streets Is to be dedicated Sunday afternoon
at o'clock. District Superintendent DR..
Edward Hislop will preach the dedicatory
sermon. Special music will be furnished
by the Trinity church choir and others.
Platform IneAtinR in y
The following special program will be
given at the Lowe Avenue Presbyterian
church in the evening:
Professional No. 6Si.
Scripture.
Hymn.
| Scripture.
Anthem-Awake Up My Glory...... .Barnby
| Choir.
Solo-Hold Thou My Hand...............
Mr.. c. L. Vance.
Miss Petersen. Mrs Mullis. Mr. w IL.
Wilbur.
Anthem-Now the Day is Over. ..........
| DR.. Wallace and Choir.
| Solo by Miss Lila Peterson.
Anthem-The Radiant Moon Hath
raised A"ay'';c;;.,;.'''''.'''''''''''.''
Duet-Love Divine .....................
| Miss Peterson and Mr.. Wilbur.
| Solo by Miss Latey.
| Announcements
| Offertory solo.
| Addresses-"The White Plague" by DIT.
H. NJ. MoClanahan. Sermon by DIT. A o.
| Peterson.
Anthem-Now to the Heavens.
Choir.
| Benediction.
| Postlude.
The regular meeting OF the Y. p. s. L.
will be held Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
In room q In the BaldriEe block, Twentieth
and FGrnam streets. when the following
| musical proRram will be pivan. Pinnn