Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-01-21
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Choir Gises Monthly nusical.
DEDICATE NORTH PRESBYTERIAN
oak street Methodist Continues Re-
vivaIs-Rev. VI. p. Williams
Talks on Vsn Dykes
.The Lost Word"

Talk. on Vsu Dykes
.The Lost Word"
Ths monthly musical program q the
Westminster Presbyterian church 10 BE
given Sunday evening at z O'Clock VIII Be
Of exceptional interest, tie services Of
Mas Belle Won MansteIGe. eeG,s;- and A.
z. Newton, tenor, having Teen secured.
The program VII he as follows.
Preiuda . ...--.... ..-.......
Quartet-The Silent ssa..W. II. Ne.dhEseE
Contralto Solo-TEere's Hrzuttru4
Land on isigh........ Mrs. A. Il. 4Arios
Mrs. T.. Z. LsFk.us.
Tenor SolU-lhe King o: Love al
a. Il Newton
9gasrtet-A Lesend.,-.--..r. fseha!ko"-"s
tal Andante Rel gl1so...--tlugo Fcchcr
III cauzonc .Amurusu. ..,-...----- NeEiE
Miss Belle Won AansIrlae
Soprano Solo .......--..... ...... Selected
Miss Gwendolinc White.
} Dedication Of the handsome new North
Presbyterian church. Twenty-fourth and
! Writ streets. has been set for February 4
The dedicatorial service viii he held on
this day and viii be followed with week
81 special services IN tine nature Of revival
and celebration. Dr. George y. Luceock |
. % the OAK Par.s Church. CMeago. viii
preach at the deJlraisr.ai service, The
full program VII be Published within
few days.
Increasing Interest m the revival serv-
ices at the Oak Street Methodist church /
has convinced those iRieharge that the |
meetings should be continued, Al least
for another week. Many converts were
secured this week. Rev. T. G. Webster. /
assisted BY others. wiz continue TO lead
the meetings and all Interested persons. |
whether Methodists or not. are invited. |
The sunday evening service viii be at
TN Morning service viii be at the usual
hour and Bible school At o'clock in the
afternoon. The meetings through the
week will begin at o'clock in the even
ina.
Respectable sinners Is the general
subject Of a special series OF sermons.
10 be begun Sunday evening by Rev. r..
r. Curry. paftor OF the Calvary Baptist
church. There win be five or six ser
mons IN the series Mr.. Curry will 20
TO Sioux Falls. s. D.. Thursday. Janu-
AIRY g. 10 give two addresses before the
students OF the Sioux Falls college. The
day will be the colleges annual day OF
prayer.
Henry Van Dykes The Lost Word"
viii be the subject OF sermon by Rev |
N. b. Williams. pastor OF the First |
Methodist church. sunday evening. The I
Van Dykes alleeorical tales. deeply re-
iisions and yet possessing strong inter-
est for minds not relisiously bent. The |
story transports the reader 10 the life |
Of Antioch Of Syria IN the days when
John the Presbyter was at the height OF
his fame as n preacher He Is one Of
The principal characters in the story.
l.. W. Heaton Of ST. Stephens Epls-
eopal mission has asked publication Of
notice that the mission Is greatly In need
Of a reed organ for use in its services
At the County hospital II Is hoped
someone may he Of help in securing one.
on Wednesday evening. January IS at
: o'clock nr. NJ. r, Williams. pastor Of
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
viii address an open meeting Of the
Brotherhood at Lowe Avenue church on
''Evangslisu.'
Haptisi.
Calvary Branch. Thirty-fourth and Sew.
a rN-- afth nnl a. DMNlle
superintendent.
Emmanuel. Twenty fourth and Pinkney.
Rev. j. s. Ebersols, Paxtur-Preaching BY
the pastor at II and i:D Baptism at the
evening" service. Young peoples meeting
at so. Mldweek meeting Wednesday ct =
First. Corner Harney street and Park
Avenue. Rev John Matthews. Pastor
Preaching morning and evening BY Rev.
J. w. Conley OF Fresno. CAL; morning
service AZ 1879. sunday school at 4 m.
young peoples prayer meeting, as y.
m; prayer meeting. Wednesday. s:S .. M.
orscs. Tenth and Arbor. Rev. y. F.
Feilmsn. Pastor-sunday school at 70
Morning sermon. Jesus Washing the
Disciples Feet" at II. Young peoples
meeting at !. Evening sermon, "A Mighty
Famine IN that Land" At I:ts. The Inn
manuel orchestra viii furnish music at
this service.
Calvary. Twenty-finh and Hamilton.
Rev. z. n. Curry. Pastor-services at l0:s0I
and 20. Evening subject will be first Of
a series Of sermons on Respectable SIN
ners." Bible school at noon. Mems class
( subject OF discussion, The Parable OF the
Mustard seed." Mark iv.si-ss Young peo-
pies service al e:1. Regular midweek de-
votional service wednesday evening at 5
Christian.
First. Twenty-sixth and Harney. j. NJ.
kersey, Pastor-Preaching at 1880 and
IN. Bible school At noon. Young pen-
Pies meeting at $50.
North side. Twenty-seoond and 10th
rop. H. J, kirschzteln. Minister-Blble
school, 30 a. M. morning worship at
le;S; Christian Endeavor GLE D. m;
evening service at 7.s1
Christian science.
First Church 81 Christ. 81. Mary,e
day school at rs q ~; Sunday services
AT II a. m; and ?. m. Subject OF lesson
sermon. LIFE
Congregational.
Plymouth. Twentieth and Spencer
hornlng service AT lO.n sunday school
at noon.
81. Mary,s Avenue, James Alexander
Jenkins. MISUNDERSTANDING worship at
le:so; suojeet Jesus and John. the Kim
ship Of Spirit" Music eya The church quar-
let and 9 SPECIAL male quartet.
First. Ninsteenih and Davenport. Fred
erfek II. Rouse. Pastor Morning and even
ing worship al leo aud 7:45 The pastor
vii preach Mornlng theme .Whatso-
ever q Man Soweth;" evening. THE Law
"a Cause and Effect" Young People !
Society Of Christian Endsavor at SIS
Episcopal.
Church Of the Good Shepherd. Twentieth
and Ohio. Rev. T. J. Collar. Recfor-Holy
communion al a. m. Sunday school al
Sc a m Morning prayer at II a. m. No
evening service.
81. stephens Misslcn. Saratoga Hall.
Tsenty-fourth and Ames. Rev. I. W
Heaton. PaEtor-Sunday school Al 10
Manning nrnNer and aarrnnn AZ II &C.