Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-11-05
--.,..lCS FOR A DAY or REST
Rev. Llliefors Begins Series Of Ser
mons on Religious Reciprocity.
MISSION SOCIETY IN PRAISE

MISSION SOCIETY IN PRAISE
SoaEes Howard Kennedy ana a. T..
sutton speak ut First open Meet
ing of Hirst Memorial
Boys' Club,
The first OF a series OF sermons on
Religious Reciprocity" will be preached
Sunday morning at 1880 by Rev. Man
fred LAlliefors. pastor Of the First Uni
tartan church. Seventeenth and Cass
streets The series Is described by Rev.
Mr.. Liiliefors as "a candid Inquiry into
the work OF the church universal; an
attempt to establish by means Of his
torical and other evidences what religion,
Christian as we'll as pagan. has done
and still is doing for the civilization OF
the world" The sermons will DO as fol-
lows:
November 5-"The Obligations OF the
Pulpit 60 the Pew"
November 12--"The Obligations Of the
Pew 90 the Pulpit"
November 1s-"The Obligations Of the
Church to the Community"
November 26-"Furthor Obligations of
the Church 10 the Community"
December S-"The Obligations OF the
Community 20 the Church"
December 10-"The Mission OF the Uni
tartan Church"
The annual praise service OF the
Women's Missionary society Of the Cas-
tellar Street Presbyterian church will be
held in the church Sunday evening. The
program will be as follow:
Professional.
Scripture reading and remarks, Mrs. @.
II Abbott.
Solo. william Hunt.
Either solo, Henry schaler.
Anthem. Chorus choir.
Trio, Misses Peterson. Kerr and Cloud
Annual Address. Rev. A. b. Marshall.
The Men and Religion Forward move
snent campaign in the Calvary Baptist
church will be inaugurated with special
services Sunday. At 10 o'clock in the
morning there will DO a prayer meeting
Tor men and boys In the evening there
will be n program OF addresses by Henry
Keiser, w. g. Cotreil. officers OF tho
committee OF one hundred. the pastors,
and others.
The first open meeting OF the season
Of the ffirst Memorial Boys club Will
be held Sunday evening, November u,
at 7.So at Thirty-fourth street and LRri.
more avenue. Judge Howard Kennedy,
OF tho Juvenile division Of the district
court, VIII discuss 1.-THE Boy and the
Church" Judge Abraham L. Sutton, OF
the district court formerly OF the juve-
nile division, win speak on '@rhe Boy and
the Man" The meeting will be for men
and women as well IA for boys.
Rev. Charles II. Fleming, the new pas
tor OF the Church OF tho Covenant,
Twenty-seventh and Pratt streets, and its
branches, formally will be installed Fri
day evening. November q In the Church
OF the Covenant Rev. NJ. v. Higbee
eastcr OF the North Presbyterian church;
Rev. Edwin Hart jerks. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian church, and DIR. Nc
ciffen WIN be the speakets.
The Norwegian ana Danish Methodist
church, Twensy-fifth and Decatur streets
and the Swedish Methodist church. Nine
teenth and Burt streets. will begin a two
weeks series OF revival meetings Tues
day evening In tho Swedish church. The
second weeks services win be held In the
Norwegian ana Danish church.
Revival services which have been In
progress at the Saratoga Congregational
church for the last two weeks under the
direction OF Rev. Frank A. Miller, win
be continued today and Sunday. A spe-
cial talk for children and grown-ups win
DO given at the church Sunday afternoon
at , o'clock. II Is reported that many
conversions have been made during the
meetinga
The first OF a series OF sermons on
heaven win be preached Sunday evening
by Rev. r. p. Ramsay. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian church. Twentieth
and Leyenworth streets. His subject win
be. Where IL Heaven
The first monthly musical service OF the
First Congregational church choir under
the direction OF Frederick s, Freomantel
VIII be given in the church Sunday even
ing at 1:so s, J. Horton win offer several
solos.
Sunday will be the annual day OF prayer
Tor home missions In all the Lutheran
churches OF the general synod. It will be
observed with prayer and special SER,
mons an All Che Omaha Lutheran
churohesA
A patriotic service viii be held at
Lowe Avenue Presbyterian church The
pastor viii preach on christian Stand
ards" with special reference 20 present
needs. The choir viii give patriotic Sc
leetions. A special invitation 20 young
people and children. The following pro-
gram viii be furnished by the choir. "a.
sisted by Mr.. Hugh Wallace:
lsan-Fosuuoe ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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