Omaha daily bee., 1911-11-12
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Harvest Festival to Be Held at Cas-.
tellar Street Church.
LUTHERANs HAVE MEMORIALS
Westminstcr Presbyterian choir
Gives Monthly Musical Progrnm--
Temperance Talks 60 lie Heard
In sunday schools,


a special harvest stival. service will
De held at the CASTELAR, street Presby-
teIlah church sunday morning The
Cnurch Will be decorated with products OF
the field and the garden special music
In praise for bounteous harvest will be
offered. ana tho sermon will be a consid-
Grafton Of the goodness of God in we'll
providing for His children.
Lutheran churches In Omaha and else
where win celebrate the anniversary OF
the birth Of Martin Luther Sunday. spe-
cial attention will be paIu to home mis-
sions At St Matthew'S Lutheran church
the congregation and the Sunday school
will join In the presentation OF sacred
cantata, The Homo Missions Crusaders
at $3.50 in the afternoon. Rev. r. F.
Kinder Of Benson VIII, give a brief ad-
dress. Grace Lutheran church Sunday
school viii present the same cantata in
the evening at 1850.
Revival services, which have been held
Jointly by the Norwegian and Danish
Methodist church and the Swedish Meth
odist church this week, will be continued
the Norwegian and Danish church, Twen-
y-fifth and Decatur streets, every even
ing except Monday and Saturday.
The monthly musical service at West
minister Presbyterian church will be
given Sunday evening at 5 o'clock. The
program:
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solo-Abide with ,................,.
S. S. Hamilton.
Anthem-A Legend ................
Offertory solo-The Lord Is My
Miss De Graft
sermon OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Solo-Mary Mother ..................., -,
Miss White.
Anthem-O Jesus, Thou Art Standing,
with contralto solo by Mrs. Lar
-. klhS ..........,. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Miss Gwendoiyn White. soprano; Mrs
Mabel Larkins, Contralto; Lawrence
Dodds tenor; s. S. Hamilton, bass; Miss
Eloise West, oiN mist.
Woman suffrage will be debated by
Mrs. George w. Covell for the affirma-
tive and Laurie ]. Quinby for the mega
tive at the regular Sunday afternoon
meeting Of the Omaha Philosophical So
clety in Baright hall Sunday afternoon at
3 o'clock, Mrs. Covell is one of the lead
ers of the suffrage movement in Omaha
MIR Quinby, who is president of the So
ciety, calls himself a conservative oppon-
ent OF the extension Of the suffrage privi-
lege to women.
Rev. Manfred i. Lilliefors, pastor of
the First Unitarian church, will preach
the second of his sermons on Religious
Reciprocity Sunday morning at 1890.
The subject will be, 1.-THE Obligations of
the Pew to the Pulpit"
The Elementary union has resumed its
work at the Young women's Christian
association Graded Sunday school les
sons for beginners, primary students, and
juniors are offered every Saturday after
noon at O'Clock. All interested are in
Yited to attend the classes.
Sunday has been designated as the an
nual Sunday school temperance day by
the womens Christian Temperance un-
ion. Many Omaha Sunday schools are
expected to observe the day with special
services, addresses. sermons, or talks on
temperance.
Madame Lydia Won Finlselstein Mount
ford. from Jerusalem, the Holy Land,
( the renowned Chautauqua lecturer on
| Biblical Orientalisms, will give a sermon
/ lecture on THE Ten Talents" at Trinity
/ Methodist Episcopal church. corner Twen-
/ ty-first and Binney streets, Sunday night
at 7So D. m.