Omaha daily bee., 1914-02-08
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
go to Church Campaign" is on at
First Congregational.
SENATOR BROWN TO SPEAK
VIII Address Mems sunday school
Class ct Noon on "ThInEs at
WashingtOn"-Rev. Rouse
Speaks at Night.

a go-to-church campaign" is on at the
Flrst Conversational church II includes
ten-times-ten' postal campaign an
houncing that the pastor will preach on
why Go TO Church? II You Come You
WIN Know Why You Came" Also there
is postal campaign for the children In
the evening prize is offered for the
one VINO will get 100 signatures to a ''go-
to-ehurch' pledge for the evening serv-
ices The evening congregation more
than doubled last Sunday.
Ex-senator Norris A. Brown will ad-
dress the mems Sunday school class at
noon He will take as his topic Things
In WASHINGTON"
Rev. F. 7. Rouse will give a lecture on
christian Socialism" at 7:45 D. m.
An annual meeting of the members of
the First Unitarian church Will be held
at the University club rooms, Board of
Trade building, Sixteenth and Farnam
streets. Wednesday evening, from 9 to s
o'clock. A dinner will be served at s
o'clock, for which tickets may be OBJ
tained from NJ. d. Franks 1911 Farnam
street. up to Tuesday night. DIR. Arthur
Weatherly, minister of the Unitarian
church at Lincoln, will be the guest OF
the society.
Dr. A. B. Marshall Of the Omaha
Theological seminary breaches every
night save one this week at the Church
OF the Covenant, Pratt and Twenty-sev-
enth streets This is the second week of
the meetings and there is good music
every night.
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In Florence Miss Margaret Ellen Brown.
general secretary of the Nebraska sun
day school association, will give a report
of the Worlds Sunday School convention
held last year In Zurich, Switzerland. ana
will illustrate her tour around the world.
This will be the first session of the reRu-
lar annual convention OF the Douglas
County Sunday School association, and
the convention win be in session all day
Friday.
Busyness and Business" will be the
theme of the Sunday evening sermon at
the First Presbyterian church, Seven
teenth and Dodge streets. A special cam
palgn TO increase the attendance of men
at the evening services has been con-
quoted and, as result, the church was
packed last Sunday evening, However,
tomorrow evenings sermon will not be
limited in interest to men only. as the
pastor, Rev. Edwin Hart jerks, believes
In preaching sermons of practical appeal
to women and children as well
Baptist.
calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton
6wsii,rs +; Al Maxwell, Pastor-"The Believers
60. Young peoples meeting led b,, Il,
aaaney at 6;So. Subject. Growing in in
Zion, Twenty-sixth and Franklin Raw
,w;F. Botts, Pastor-Morning service at
l0:N; Sunday school, / D. m; Bantist
Young Peoples union, $50 D. m: even
tloe service at 7:45; literary every Tues
dayr evening at s; midweek prayer meet
ing every Wednesday evening at 1880,
Grace. Corner South Tenth and Arbor.
- eB, Taft, Pastor-Sunday school al ia
Morning worship at IL Subject 'The
Iemper OF Jesus" Baptist Young People's 3
union att. Evening worship at 7:45 sub
JsJct Trying to Make an Optimist Out
OF Fesstmist." Mission Sunday school
nlo south Fourth street, at g.
Emmanuel, North Twenty-fourth and
Flnkney-zfegular services at 1880 and
i;W Rev. Thomas Anderson will preach
IN the morning. The evening service will
be conducted by the Women's society.
Win MRS w; p. Hartford as the principal
speaker. Bible school at noon. Young
peoples meeting at $50. Baraca supper
at $50 wednesday evening, followed by
an hours Bible study, and that followed
at O'Clock by the midweek meeting