Omaha daily bee., 1911-01-15

subject. THE Mark Before Us" sunday !
YoIng peoples meeting al s.4S On
Wednesday evening the church will hold
a reception and have congregational
church organization. Revs. j. p. Hummon
and l.. Groh, -. D.. Of the Advisory Board
Of Nebraska Synod ana Rev. Luther NJ.
Kuhn will be present to help form the or
gsnization. All persons interested I'm or
sanizing the church are urged TO be pres
ent
MethodIpt.
Pearl Memorial Twenty fourth and Lari-
more. Rev. Carl q. Bsder, Pastor-Class
meeting Of 10 Morning worship at 1915.
Sunday school at p. Epworth league at
$50. Evening worship at 1880.
Oak Street, 1900 South Twentieth-Bible
school at 3. Adult and other classes. Young
womens class being organized. Preaching
BY Rev. y. c. Webster, Immediately fol-
lowing Bible school No evening service
Midweek meeting Thursday evening at $50
German, Corner Eleventh and Center
Rev. @. ]. Jaiser Pastor-Sunday school
at 10. Franz Meyer, superintendent Preach
Ing at II and 1880 by the pastor. Epworth
league meeting at e. Milton J. Jaiser, pres
ident Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
at g.
Hanscom Park, Twenty-ninth Street and
Woolworth Avenue, Rev. e. b. Crawford,
Pastor-Morning service. 1890; subject
The Way to Reach and Save Mem even
ing, evangelistic service 1880; subject The
choir.
Trinity. Twenty-first and Binney, Rev
| G. w. Abbott, Pastor-Preaching morning
sTsnnS oTnnS venng sube sh
Something AWFUL" Sunday school at Il.
The public has cordial invitation TO at
tend these services.
Hirst Memorial, Thirty-fourth and Lari-
more Avenue, Rev. W. w Whitman, Pas
tor-Sunday school at II, E. w. Sonnet,
superintendent The Rev. j. NJ. Leidy will
preach al n and the pastor nj 7.2O Junior
league at 3. Epworth league at 1880 Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening at s. led by
the Rev. T. w. Miller.
First. Twentieth and Davenport, Rev.
Frank Lynch, D. D., Pastoral IL o'clock
public worship and sermon, theme, Limit
less Possibilities" At 1880 the pastor will
preach the last Of the series Of sermons
on The Wonderful Life" theme. The
ascension" Music by the vested choir.
sunday school at s:4S Epworth league
Walnut Hill. Rev. f. f. Hosman Pas
forthcoming worship al 1890 theme, "A
Moro Excellent GIFT" This service win be
school at Ia, George 7. Eindiey. supeTin-
| tendent. EpwOrth league at $50, r. NJ.
/ Evans, president Evening worship at 1850,
No. g."
Seward Street, Twenty-seventh and Sew
| ard, ReV.William Bowers, Pastor-Morning
worship and sermon at 1880 subject, The
| Need and the Benefit OF Real Revival
Evening worship and sermon at 1880, sub
| ject, The Carnal Mind and Death--The
Spiritual Mind and Life" Sunday school
at II 40, L. T. Hoffman, superintendent Ep-
worth league at $50.
The Norwegian and Danish Twenty
fifth and Decatur, Rev. r. p. Petersen,
PastqT-sunday school at s:45, led by s.
! o. Danielson. Morning service at II,
preaching by the pastor. Young peoples
meeting NEE at 4 In the evening this church
| VIII attend the holiness convention held in
the. First United Evangelical church Twen-
| ty-fourth and Parker,
McCabe, Fortleth and Farnam, Rev.
John Grant Shick, Pastor-sunday school
charge, Preaching by the pastor at II and
$50 Themes, morning, What Is Man?
C CttiI question Asked evening The
and Purposes" These themes will be con-
tinued on subsequent Sundays. Epworth
league at $50, Mrs. r II, Thorpe, leader;
o'clock
Presbyterian.
Church Of the Covenant, Twenty seventh
and Pratt Streets, Rev. r. r. Bell, Pastor
Services at II a. m and 7:3O p. m.
Central, Twenty-fourth and Dodge
lStreets-Sermons at 1890 a. IN. and 1880 p.
m. by Or. NJ. B, Lowrie Sunday school at
close of morning service. young peoples
meeting at $50 p. m Seats free.
First, Seventeenth and Dodge Streets,
Edwin Hart jerks, d. D. Pastor-Morn-
ing service, 1890; subject, Compensation. -
Evening service, 1880 Young Peoples So
NastS I'm ANitheaNbif Osios ouhudg
school at noon.
First United. Twenty-first and Emmett
streets, Thomas II. Hanna, Pastor-Morn-
ing Worship, 1880; Sabbath school, y;
Young Peoples Christian Union $50;
evening worship, 1880, Pastor breaches
morning and evening.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth
Streets, Il. p. Ramsay Phi. D., Pastor-9:SO,
Sunday school with pastors adult class;
1915, worship with sermon, ''The Twenty
third Psalm; 1880, worship with sermon,
Jacob and Israel" Seats free. Ali well
come
North, Nineteenth and Ohio, w " Hig-
bee D. D., Pastor-Public worship at 1880
and go Morning theme Way to Peace. "
Mr.. Miller OF the seminary will speak in
the evening. Sabbath school at r. Chris
tan Endeavor at $3.50. Prayer meeting,
: followed by social hour, at s Wednesday
evening.
Thomas b. Greenlee, Pastor-,Public wor-
ship at 1880; theme, The Christian a Mes
senger of JOY" Sunday school at noon;
. Junior Endeavor 3; Senior Endeavor $50
Public worship at 1880; theme, Lessons
From the PARALLELS" Mid-week service
! Wednesday at s.
Lowe Avenue, Corner Fortieth and Mich
olas Rev. Nathaniel McGiffin. ID. D.. Min
! ister-Morning service at 1890; subject.
The Conquest" Sunday school and Bible
class at II M; Christian Endeavor at $3.50
, Social Christianity" Wednesday evening
at o'clock study of fifth chapter Of Acts
and prayer.
. CASTELAR, Street, South Sixteenth and
; CASTELAR, Streets, Ralph II. Houseman,
l ANNIVERSARIES at iO5O and 7:45 In The
r morning anniversary communion service;
! subject, Hitherto Hath Jehovah Helped
U.s. evening, ''Frate nal Service" center
ing in the quarter-centennlal of Castelar,
organization. Rev. DR.. Wheeler OF South
, Omaha will make the main address on the
: theme. For What Are We HereY' Others,
as elders and ministers OF sister Churches
will make addresses. Monday evening al
6;4b o'clock the membership will gather for
4 reunion supper; s o'clock in the Audi.
torium, Fellowship evening" Speeches
reminiscent, historical and inspiration
Will be given.
Miscellaneous.
? Gospel service Sunday evening at 7.45 in
: the Gospel hall, 1903 Cunning street
; Unity, Seventeenth and Cass Streets
Rev. Manfred Lilliefoos, Phi D., Minister,
/ Rev. Newton Mann, Minister Emeritus
! Services at 1880; sermon by Or. Lilliefoos
sunday school at II 40.
b. First, South Twenty-third Street and
o Central Boulevard. Rev. F. g. Zaugg. pas.