Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-08
FOR A DAY OF REST
Christian Churches Of Omaha, South
Omaha and Bluffs Meet Tuesday.
RAIL STRIKE SERMON SUBJECT
Rev. u. n. Crawford begins series
of sermons on Preacher-POets--
Men and Religion Forward
Movement discussed.

The Tri.City Federation Of Christian
Churches Of Omaha South Omaha
Irvington and Council Bluffs will meet
At the First Christian church. Omaha,
Tuesday. october 10. Lunch will be
served at u o'clock. The program, be-
ginning At ? o'clock. will be AZ follows:
Hymn. Onward. Christian Soldiers"
Prayer, Mrs jay Burns, Omaha.
'Devotionals." Mrs. A. Merriman. South
Business, roll call and reports
PRAYER, Mrs David Kratz, Irvington.
Address Mrs William Deschger Cot
ner university. Bethany. Neb
Hymn, 'Blest BE the Tie"
Benediction Rev J. NJ. Kersey.
Officers Of federation. Mrs. N. NJ
Graham. president, South Omaha vice
president. Mrs. John Bates. Irvington
secretary. Mrs ]. A. Williams. Omaha
treasurer, Mrs Charles II vosler, Coun-
ell Bluffs
The se1ni-annusl convention OF the
Omaha and Douglas county Sunday
schools will he held at the Young Mems
Christian association next Monday after
noon and evening. The first sitting viii
begin az $3.50 O'Clock and the evening sit
ting at s o'clock.
Dr. r. W. Shepard OF st. Louis will
deliver addresses at both sessions. Dur
ing the afternoon there will be an Gle
mentary workers meeting. which IL ex-
pected to be one Of the largest and most
enthusiastic ever held in the city.
Sunday afternoons meeting al the
Young women's Christian association
will be In the nature Of a Bible study
rally. II viii mark the beginning OF the
seasons work by the several Bible study
classes of the association. The feature
OF the meeting will he an address by
Rev. John Matthews. pastor OF the First
Baptist church. who will discuss THE
Value OF Bible Study" Tho meeting
will be followed by the usual social hour
The Men and Religion Forward Move
ment viii be discussed by several Omaha
ministers Sunday. the subject being
handled from a different angle by each
Rev. John p. Clyde, pastor OF Plymouth
Congregational church. Twentieth and
Spencer streets. will discuss the move
ment OF his morning service. Rev. o.
p. Crawford OF the Hanscom Park Meth
odist church will have the same subject
az the morning service Several other
ministers have announced tie same
theme for either morning or evening,
Strike OF the federated crafts OF the
Hartman lines, and the Illinois Central
railroad In particular. and the present
epidemic OF strikes among laborers in
general win be discussed by Rev. q. w.
Abbott, pastor OF Trinity Methodist
church. Twenty-first and Binney streets.
Sunday morning.
The Epworth league Of the Diets Me-
mortal Methodist church will hold a rally
and special song service Sunday evening
at 7;so. President Lewis OF the Dis
trict Epworth league will give an address
on the work OF the organization and It's
several departments. A program OF vocal
and Instrumental numbers will be given.
The opening sermon OF a series Of four
on THE Preacher Poets by Rev. E. b,
Crawford. pastor OF the Hanscom Park
Methodist church. Twenty ninth street
and Woolworth avenue, will be preached
Sunday evening. The theme will be,
Hawthorne. the Interpreter OF Con.
science" The sermons are 10 be given
on successive Sunday evenings The other
sermons will be:
October lB-"Browning, the interpreter
OF Life
october ss-"LOwell, the Preacher Of
Puritanism."
October 2s-"Tsnnyscn. the Painter of
Dreams
A special musical program will be
given at the Castelar, Street Presbyterian
church Sunday morning by the chorus
choir. under the direction Of Miss Callsta
Kerr. Among the numbers will be
Adams. give Unto the Lord" by the
choir and a solo. Consider and Hear
Ne" by Glenn Rice.
Regular morning service az the Clifton
HIM Presbyterian church Sunday morning
will give way 20 a rally service Of the
Sunday school in which the members OF
the congregation will participate The
service will be held at II o'clock. There
will be q program OF songs. instrumental
music and recitations by the children OF
tbs several departments of the school and
addresses by the pastor, the superln.
tcndent and others.
Cherry HIN Congregational church. az
Forty-second and Saratoga streets. win
celebrate its twenty-fifth anniversary
Sunday October l6 with special services
Addresses by former pastors: special
music and other items Of interest win be
given a. the morning and evening SER
vieeA
Bishop scanne1l win preach az the II
O'Clock mass AZ ST. cecillA's PrO-oathe-
drsl Sunday morning.
Following viii b the program at the
musical service at 81. Mary's Avenue
Congregational church Sunday evening
a 7;S0 o'ciocks
Prelude-se4tette from Lucia de
Lommermoor s..s-~ss-. --....-, Doni1etu
DoNolo8y s-...s.-.-s.s.....s.s......
Invocation .-s.s......s..s.s..ss..s...
Hymn .s......s.........s.....,..
Scripture lesson ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Tenor solO--''The Good shepheTd"....
......sss-.ss.s.s.....s.sss.. NandeNNter
Mr Hopkins.
Prayer and response.
Ouartet-Bonum Est.............. Shepperd
Offortoire in b flat. Schubert
Duet-'''rhe Lord is NY Shepherd"
Mics f9r,sn and. Mrs Waltv