Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-29
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Rev Rouse Gives Sermon Inspired
by Visit to Land Show.
CULTURE OF SOIL AND SOULS
Harvest Home Festival at 81. An-
drcw's Church-Rcv. CRIkIns,
Returned missionary,
Talks on work.

Returned missionary,
o.. Talks on work.
sermon inspired by, visit to the
Land show will be preached Sunday
morning at the First Congregational
church. Nineteenth and Davenport streets
by the pastor Rev. Frederick T. Rouse
HSoi culture and Soul culture" will be
The subject OF the sermon, the text be-
ing, "Nc Shall Not Lave by Bread
Alone" Mr. Rouse will eraw lessons OF
lie from tho exhibits Of the Land show
and point out the, likeness between the
labor of men ON, earth and their spiritual
labor for the general uplltt In the even
ing Mr., Rouse. will give sermon-lec-
turc ON china ana It's Great Awaken
ing"
l1vangelistic services viii be held at
the Saratoga Congregational church,
Twenty fifth street and Ames avenue.
Sunday morning and evening and every
evening during the week. Rev, Frank A.
Miller. OF Lincoln. who breaches the ser
mons, has been at the church since
Wednesday and already deep interest Is
manifest, large crowds coming nightly TO
hear the sermons. Many conversions
have been recorded,
The annual harvest homo festival OF
st. Andrews Episcopal church. Forty
first and Charles streets. will be cele-
hrated with special service i'm the
church Thursday evening. Dean J, a.
Hancock Of Trinity cathedral will preach
the sermon. The church will he deco
rated with wheat. corn and other grains
fruits and vegetables. The products used
in decoration will be given TO the poor
the latter part OF the week.
Rev, Harvey r. Calkins, of India, a
missionary of the Methodist church, will
tell OF his work in the east in a sermon
lecture at the Walnut nm Methodist
church, Fortyfirst and Charles streets,
Sunday morning, Mr.. Calkins is in the
United states on furlough,
Sunday, November 70, will he cele-
brated as International Temperance day
by the Sunday schools OF many Omaha
churches. The day has been so desig-
mated by the Woman's Christian Tenn
perance union, which has sent out a re-
quest that all Sunday schools observe
the occasion with special programs de-
voted to the cause Of temperance In
several schools addresses will be given
by the white rIbboners,
Rev. G. IL. Fleming, the new pastor
OF the Presbyterian Church OF tho Cove
nant, will be installed Friday evening
November TO- Mr. Fleming has been In
charge of the Church OF the Covenant
and several smaller churches for several
weeks, but by press of other work the
installation ceremonies have been dc.
layed. Details Of the installation pro
gram will be announced next week.
Two Hallowe'en parties will be enjoyed
by members and friends OF the CASTELAR,
street Presbyterian church next week
Tuesday afternoon from until b'olocl
| there will be a Halloween party for new
! members and friends OF the church on
Tuesday evening the young peoples so.
clety will give n Hallowe' en- social at the
home OF Miss Nellie Meskimen 1888 South
Seventeenth street All the young people
are invited.
Rev. Henry Collin Minton OF Trenton,
N. j., president OF the National Reform
association, who IL touring the United
States I'm the interest OF the second
Worlds Christian Citizenship conference,
viii stop I'm Omaha for an address or
two in the near future.
The time of his arrival and other de-
tails OF his visit are not yet known here.
The citizenship conference will be held
in Portland. Ore, June 20 to July g. 1918.
At the North side Christian church.
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock. the music,
under the direction of Mrs III. j. Rlrsch-
stein, organist, will be largely rendered
by the men of the choir in harmony with
the evening service in charge Of the Mems
Brotherhood. The large chorus will sing
Huhns THE Son OF God Goes Forth 10
War" and the male quartet will sing.
Nearer My God to Thee" The com,
munion solo will be sung by Mr. james
Stewart
baptist.