Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-26

vice VIII be in the nature of a reunion
for thanksgiving and praise. Short talks
by members and others on the history
Of the rhurnh win be given.
The following special music will be
given by the choir at the First Presby
terrain church, Seventeenth and Dodge
streets. Sunday evening. November 26:
Prelude-Elegie, from Suite Brov,ski
Quartet-A Day I'm Thy Courts Rogers
Quartet a. The Radiant Morn Hath
DuetMR sfS A%a Sior woodward
Mrs. Dale, Mrs Miller
OffeRtory--Funeral Prelude -. .Guilinant
Tenor solo-song of Thanksgiving;
Mr.. johnston. i''''' 1>i''''ei'
Quartet-The Silent Sea. u. .Neidlinger
Postlude-Sortie 9......,..".,....R Rogers
The feast Of st. Cecilia will be cele-
DRAFTED with due solemnity Sunday morn
ing az ST. Cecllia's Pro-cathedral at the
II o'clock mass. Right. Rev. Monslgnor
Colanerl, v. G., will be celehrant of the
macs, assisted by Rev. John ]. Smith
and Rev, d. p. Harrington as deacon and
subdeacon, and Rev James O'Herne as
master OF Ceremonies. Rev. Father Hal
laghan of st. Bridget's church, South
Omaha, win preach the panegyric on the
saint. Rev. E. NJ. Gleason will have
charge of the choir.
Special musical service Sunday evening
ut 7:S0 at Trinity cathedral. Full choral
evensong by Dean Hancock and the choir
of the cathedral, after which an organ
and violin recital will be given.
Baptist.
Emmanuel, Twenty-fourth and Pinkney,
II pngfn ~
az 94} .,h fun orchestra; Greeted BY
meeting at $40. At 1880 the pastor Up Will
Rceaeh ., on Can Sincere Man BE
WrongY' Wednesday evening at s. song,
- praise and covenant meeting.
First, Twenty ninth Avenue CPark Ave-
nuel and Harney-Organ recital at 1918.
At 1880 preaching by Rev. L a. Garri-
ject. IAN Education for Today" Bible
school at noon: special music by or
ohestTa led BY Miss Allen. Organ recital
at :lh Mt 1880 preaching by Rev. Il A,
PGaTrtson; subject. THE Fatherhood OF
God" Chorus choir.
-. Grace, Tenth and Arbor, Rev. B: f.
Fellman. Pastor Sunday school at 10 a.
m; morning sermon at II; subject, 'The
$Superhuman Factor in Service" young
peoples meeting at p. M; evening ser
mon at 7:45; subject "rhe Blood OF
Jesus" The pastor also will give two
brief preludes in connection with the
sermons. In the morning he will speak on
evening on THE Christian Obligation of
Early Shopping" Wednesday evening at
o'clock Rev. Wilson Mills, missionary
ticon lecture on Mission Work in
Burnah.p Thanksgiving night at a lit
erary and musical program will be rem
Grand View Sunday School, Fourth and
Cedar-Meets at p. m. r. B. Elrod,
superintendent.
Christian.
First, Twenty sixth and Harvey, Rev.
]. M. Kersey, Pastor-Services at 1915
and 7;50. Sunday school at noon. Young
Peoples society at $50.
North Side, Twenty second and Lothrop
H. J, Krischstein, Minister-Bible school
at $3.50 a. m; teachers will meet their
classes at the church and then retire to
homes for the lesson study; no morning
will unite in the union THANKSGIVING serv-
ice Thursday morning at the First United
Presbyterian church, Twenty-first and
Emmett streets
MIA Christian Science.
First Church of Christ, st. Mary's Ave.
nue. and Twenty-fourth Street-Sunday
school at 9:l5 a, m. Sunday services at il
mon, ancient and Modern Necromancy
or Mesmeitsm and Hyphotism De
nounoed."
CONGREGATIONAL.
ParkVale. Thirty-first and Gold-Sunday
emit Christian Endeavor at 6:45. At 7:SC
sermon by Rev. ]. p. Clyde
First. Nineteenth and Davenport. Rev
Il. y. Rouse, Pastor; r. 9. Freemantel
Chorister-services at 1880 and 7.45
Young PEOPLES society at 6:4h.
Plymouth. twentieth and Spencer. Rev
9Ihn GRy eseonsbtS solo at at
Lena Fike Root Sunday school st noon
No evening service
st. Mary's Avenue, James Alexander
pastor viii deliver Thanksgiving sermon
on The National Self and the Nationa
Song" At 1890 song service and sermon
''fhe Msmmon Of Unrighteousness.''
Saratoga, Twenty-ffth and Ames Ave
day school at 10; Subject at HE'S. ''Conse
Grafton" Christian Endeavor at 6:9O
T. j. Nickerson, leader. Evening servic,
at 1880 Women's Bible study class OF
Wednesday afternoon. No service Thurs
day evening on account OF union Thanks
giving service at Pearl Memorial Metho
dist Episcopal church.
Lutheran.
ST. Paurs. Twenty-eighth and Parker
Rev. h. i. Otto, Pastor-Worship at Il
and 7:45 Evening subject THE Living
Word" Sunday school at u:30 Thanks
giving service Thursday evening at s.
81. Marks English, Twentieth anC
Burdette, l.. Groh, Pastor-'Wrong Chris
OF Unbelevers-of False Believers-o
True Believers at IL. END OF tn
Gas Young Peoples society at 6I5
Catechisation Wednesday at 1880, Frida!
ct 4.
Grace 1926 South Twenty-sixth-M. 1.
Melick, who has been pastor OF this
church for eight years and seven months
VIII end his services with this church oil
Sunday. At the IL O'Clock services
resume of the work will be given, fol
lowed with farewell address. At 1880 tn,
closing sermon. Sunday school at ga,
Luther league at $3.50. Topic, Thanks
giving Festivai-The Precious Thought
OF God" Prayer meeting on Wednesda
night Class OF catechism on Friday at
ST. Matthews English. Nineteenth an
CASTELAR,, Rev. q. w. Snyder, Pastor
Services AZ i0:t5 and 1890 Morning sub
iect. why DO We Render Thanks ?
Evening subject. The Gospel" SUNDAY
school al noon Song service az Z. Mid
week servee and choir rehearsal Wednes
day evening az pastors residence, 49,
South Fifteenth street Pastors Ladie,
Aid and WmnAn's Missionary societies
HHse4 FTidhy AZ at the residence OF Mrs
Lana b EnyeSA l41 Soufh Fifteenth
Eouutzs Memorial FarnRm and Twsn-
ty-sdxth Avenue Rev Dr. oliver y
Ea1tzty, PAEtnr-Morning subject, '"rhl
Eend OF the World In the evening a spe
Glh service win be held; az 7.6 Mrs