Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-23
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Billy Sunday Campaign Prayer
Meetings to Be Held in Many
Places Sunday.
DR. STEIN TO BE HERE SUNDAY

prayer meetings to be held Sunday ar
ternoon at 800 p. m:
No. L-North, Union Pacific tracks
east, river: south. South Omaha: west,
Twenty-fourth street, at Dietz Memorial
church: speakers, Rev. r. y. Taft, Rev.
lC. y. Cobbey.
No. NORTH, Leavenworth street;
east, Twenty-fourth street: south. South
Omaha: west, Union Pacific tracks. at
Hsnscom Park Methodist church: speak
ers. Rev. G. w. McCaskili. Fred Kavan.
No. 3.-North. Cunning street: east
river: south. Iseavenworth street: west.
Twenty-fourth street, at First Methodist
church; speakers. Rev. c, n. Dawson
Secretary ]. r. Lines.
No. 4-North, Dodge street; east,
Twenty-fourth street, south. Ieaven-
worth street: west. Forty-oight street,
at First Christian church; speakers. Rev.
H. o. Rowland, DIR. ]. Y, Bailey.
No. 5-North, Cunning street; east.
Twenty-fourth street south, Dodge
street: west Forty eighth street, at Cen
trail United Presbyterian church; speak
crs. Rev. Charles Sheppard, Rev. ]. r.
Beard
No. 6.-North, Pinkney street; east,
river; south. Cunning; west. Forty
eighth street, at Trinity Methodist
church: speakers. Rev. Thomas Bithell'
George Evans.
No. 7.-North, Lake street; east.
Twenty fourth street; south. Cunning
street; west, Forty-eighth street, at Cliff
ton Hill Presbyterian church; speakers,
Rev. J. r. Young, David NJ. Potter
No. S-North. Pinkney street; east.
Twenty fourth street; south, Lake street;
west. rty-eighth street at North Pres
byterian church; speakers. Rev. A. Q.
Douglass, Dr. Charles r. Brown.
No. e.-North, city limits; east. river;
south, Pinkney street; west. Forty
eighth street, at Plymouth Congrega-
tionai church; speakers, Row. NJ. V. Hig-
bee, Rev. r. w. Leavitt.
No. i0-North, Ames avenue; east,
lTwenty-fourth street; south, Pinkney
street; west, Forty-eighth street. Mt
Church of the Covenant; speakers Mrs'
J. r. Beard. william Il. Fosher.
No. 1l.-North. city limits; east. Twenty
fourth street; south. Ames avenue west.
lThirty-second street, at Grace United
Evangelical church; speakers. Rev. +. z.
Ramsey, Rev. Won Der Lppe.
No. i2.-North. city limits: east, Thirty
second street; south, Ames avenue; west,
lForty-eighth street, az Hirst Memorial
church; speakers. Rev. w. A. Mulford,
Charles Roebei.
No. la--south Omaha, At Presbyterian
church at p. m; speaker. Rev. r. p
Ramsey.
No. u-Dundee, at Presbyterian church /;
speakers. Rev. Titus Lowe, F. II. Chick
ering.
speakers. Rev. A. Attack. Dr. ID. r. Jen-
ikins.
speakers, Rev. George L. Peters.
Ola songs that your mother used 70
sing--songs which won hearts and stir
red souls half century ago-meliow o'o
eonRs, which delighted your childhood
and have grown sweeter with the years.
VIII be featured at the Walnut HUI
Methodist church. Forty-first and Charies
streets. Thursday. at o'clock.
''Festival OF Old Songs" participated
an INV the church choir. n chorus OF thirty
voices. under the, direction OF George W.
Campbell.
pov Frederick 5. Stein. retired
Methodist minister. now living at LIN
coin. and who has many. local friends
and has preached here number OF
times, will fm the pulpit Sunday morn.
ling At 81. Mary'a Avenue Congregatonsl
church. The pastor. Rev. q. A. Hui
bert. a recovering from Illness THOMAS
} J. KlIys choir will furnish special music
Rev. Frederick r. stein win speak al
l.ho Forum Of the ST. Mary's Avenue Con-
eregational church at noon Sunday.
nav Peter Munson Of lincoln viii
nreaoh sunday morning at II O'Clock and
evening at 3 o'clock In the Swedish
Methodist church. corner Of Nineteentf
, and Burt streets.
Az a o'clock Sunday afternoon at h'
Young Mems Christian association rooms
DIR. w. o. Henry will talk on Sex an'
Manhood"
baptist.
oitvet Grove Mission, Thirty-slxti
street and Crown Point Avenue hev
Wiillam A. Mulford. Pastor-Sundal
srhool every Sunday at 2.45. Song serN
ice and preaching every Thursday even
ing at g.
ard. Rev. w. n M. SeOtt. A. =. *. IN.
Minister in ChRrge-Sunday at II, SUP
teet "My secret Sins" Sunday at ., sub
| iect THE Value OF True Chrlsual
TAfe" sunday school at g;O. bapus
Young Peoples union Rt $50.
olivet. Thirty-eighth street and Grant
| Avenue Rev. William A. Milford Pas
tor-Morning sermon by the pastor az IL
sVeninR sermon by the pastor at :. Sun
= | dav school At 10, X. Z. Edmunds. super
: intendent. Baptist YOUNG Peoples uEi0i
az 4 Prayer meeting. "Wednesday even
iss at s.
ap.manuel, Twenty-fourth and Pink
nev-Morning service at 1880, Evening
: service AZ a Rev. r. J. Leavitt. chaplail
I OF the federal prison at Leavenworth
Kan. viii speak both morning and even even
lnF Rfble school at noon. Young People
> union al z. Prayer and praise service OF
. "Wednesday evening at
: F7rst Harvey street and Park Avenue
nav IL q. R0wlands. Minister-W orshil
al 10 30. subject OF sermon, ''ftre-tested.
Fsyenine worship az 8 subject OF sermon
'srhe Abuse and the Nurture OF convie
o .tone Young Peoples meeting at go
n ssiiSioua book and reading, Ernest Free
man. leader. Sunday school At noon
n George Waterman. superintendent.
; calvary. Twenty-fifth and Hamilton
a Raw IL A. Maxwell. Pestor-SSrvieea a
n 1o.sO ana s. Rev. Donald Douglass o
chicago will preach. Morning subject
e 'aThe Unseen God evening, n Ma
n For q Mans job Bible school at moor
n a. W. Noble, superintendent. foun
) Peoples meeting at Z. Miss Msrth
4 Hobls leader. Midweek devotional sery
icS 81 the week, Wednesday at & Rev
!. | sr,,ornas "A ndersOn. leader