Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-02-26

Pollock pastor. sunday school al io.so a. m.
PREACHING service az u.a. subject Of ser
mon. Faith and Works. Young Peoples
Christian union ct 6,5 . IN. Preachins
service at 5.E y. m. subject Of sermon.
The Conversion Of the Ethiopian"
First Baptist church. Twenty-fifth and n
streets. Rev. G.. T. isley. pastor. Sunday
school 81 as a m. Morning service ct n /.
subject % sermon. classification by Faith. +"
Evening service at 7.36. subject OF sermon.
The Mercies Of God Baptism a. evening
service. Bethel mission. Forty-third and
streets, az 2.2o D. m. Brown Park mission.
Twentieth and 8 streets. at 8 p. m. Baptist
NounE Peoples union Al $50 p. IN
81. Lukes Lutheran church. Rev. s. H.
Nerian, pastor. Sunday school At 10 a. m
MorninE service at II O'Clock. subject OF
sermon. An Advantageous Use OF Lent ''
Catechetical class at D. m. Luther league
al D. M. subject for consideration Jesus.
the suffering SAVIOR leader. Mrs. W. B.
Daily.
First Christian. Rev Y =. Jordan. Pas
tor-Bible school. 70 a. m. preaching serv-
ice, II a. m. subject Of sermon, From
Darkness TO Light" evening service az 7:So
I subject OF sermon. Christian Baptism 9"
/ After the sermon the rite Of baptism will
be administered
/ First Presbyterian. Rev. DIT wheeler
/ Pastor-Dr Wheeiers morning topic will
I De The Church on Fire and in the even
ing he will preach upon the subject, The
Halfway House Of Religious Experience
"A Missionary Study Of the Isles Of the
seas will be the subject Of Harry M.
/ Lessis's address at $50 ,. m. at the meeting
Of the Christian Endeavor society.
Bible school will be held at as a. m in
the lower auditorium OF the new church
| The superintendsnts, T. n. Rohrbough. P.
MacD. Wheeler and Mrs. william Barclay,
ask for a punctua1 attendance.
south Omaha Wins Debate.
South Omaha High school team got the
unanimous judgment over that Of Platts-
mouth High school in the debate in the
auditorium last night The proposition dis
cussed was: Resolved. That the policy OF
maintaining the United States navy at its
present strength is preferable to the policy
( Of substantially increasing IT," The judges
were w. A Brhdley. Council Bluffs; III
wood Anderson. Omaha, and George T.
Martin, superintendent OF schools, Ne
braska City. Superintendent n N. Graham
presided over a large audience and the bud
ding orators efforts called forth frequent
applause. The South Omaha boys displayed
! an all-round excellence which deservedly
gained for them undivided approval OF the
judges. South Omaha was represented by
Edward Bratton, Winthrop Lane and John
Orchard, and Plattsmouth by Elmer Hall
strom. Matthew Herola and John Falter
During the evening the high school or
cheatra under the direction OF r. II. John
son entertained the audience with q choice
musical program.
school boara primaries February g.
The next meeting OF the WOmens Tenn
perance union VIII be held February y.
! The First PRESBYTERIAN church will have
| a fellowship basket dinner March 2
| Percy Allen, son OF T. r. Allen. Twenty
third and streets is quite III with pneu-
monia
me German Cecilian club will give q
masquerade ball this evening In the Work
men temple
Items for this column should be left al
the office not later than the evening before
the day Of their intended publication.
James Brady, for a number Of yearH 9
prominent resident Of South Omaha, but
now living in Sioux City. is visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Han Of Nicola Ia,
old-time residents OF South Omaha. were
the guests Of s. c. shngley, Wednesday.
The German-American Democratic elut
viii hold q meeting Sunday afternoon 81
the hail. S26 North Twenty fourth street.
The basket ball team OF the Council
Bluffs High school VIII play the South
Omaha team tonight IN the Young Men
Christian association gymnasium.
The annual meeting OF the congregation
Of the First Presbyterian church will %
held IN the lower auditorium Tuesday even
ing next, for the election OF officers.
A very enjoyable time is anticipated a
the MRpel Leaf chapter. Omaha. tonight, IL
which many members OF the Eastern Stal
In South Omaha expect 70 participate.
Mrs. f. r. Sandwel will entertain th'
Ladies' Aid society OF the First Methods
/ church at her residence, SIC North Thirty
? fourth street Omaha, next Thursday after
, noon ct $50. All women OF the church vii
be welcome
The Eagles bazaar will close tonight and
q special program has been prepared To-
the occasion. The promoters who will giv'
the affair their patronage this evening are
the Red Men, the Royal Achates, thS
Royal HiEhlanders and the Danish Brother
hood.