Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-05
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
Preaching Services Discontinued in
Most Protestant Churches Dur
ing Sunday Camaign.
MEETINGS AT THE TABERNACLE

with majority Of the Protestant
churches OF omanan. the revival meetings
conducted by Rev. william A. Sunday az
the Tabernacle will take the place Of the
regular preaching services during the next
six weeks In others words, no regular
services will be held In the churches.
either morning or evenings Sundays untp
after the close OF the Tabernacle meet
inEs.
The Sunday schools will be held as
usual, though the hour advanced to $3.50
in most instances. This early hour has
been agreed upon in order that the work
may be finished in time TO enable those
who desire to do 80 10 get down town
and attend the big meetings ct the Taber-
nscie-
AT the Tabernacle. the first OF the
regular services wilt beV1n Sunday morn
ing Mt 1920 o'clock. That viii be the first
OF the services TO be conducted by MT.
Sunday There will also be services IN
the afternoon and evening.
OFFICERS for the ensuing six months, OF
the Young Mems Christian asocFtion
Public speak'ng club. were elected Thurs
day evening at the regular session NJ the
association cafe. They are: r. l. Pater-
son. president: George Begerow, vice
president, and d. NJ. Newman secretary
treasurer.
| Mondav the rector OF All Saints church
returned from his vacation and will Of
fic,ate at the services sunday Mrs
Msckay will remain a few days IN chi
caRo. visiting her son, odin C. MacNaE'
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The customary services Will be held II
ali the Episcopal churches as usual on
sunday. The city clergy, who have been
absent on their vacations, have all re-
turned and resumed their work.
baptist.
First Harvey and Park Avenue Ceennsr,ss "a; ~
worships at the tabernacle suhoeE sSse an
service at the church
Christian.
FIrst-No evening services. Sunday
school at Q a. m
George L. Peters. Pastor-Bible schoo
and communion service, TO ~ y. IA
Preaching service on Monday evening
1880 o'clock.
Christian Science.
E4rst 81 Mary's Avenue and Twenty
foruth-Services II a. M and 2 ~ ~,
subject, Man" Sunday sehool. Two $50, ses-
sions). Gas and u ., m. wednesday even
ing meeting, 8 o'clock
ea-a,,d church Dundee. Underwood
Avenue and Fiftieth StreCt-Services' y
a. m, subject, Man Sunday sehooi 80
a M: wednesday evening: oo'ooN
hillside. w. S. HAMPTON, Pastor-Thil
church unites with more than fifty other'
in the Greater Omaha Evangel sue cam
paiEn at the tabernacle. Sunday sc aiot,
at 2; Junior EndesvoE ai o. , 9 to Gas
Ali other services at the tabernacle
Episcopal.
Trinity cathedral, Eighteenth and Cap
toll avenue; the Rev. J: A. IanSo ,nSon 1ef !
a. m. prayer and sermon; $3.50 p m
prayer, sermon and special muse.
ST. Barnabas Fortieth and Davenport
the Rev: LLOYD Z; a 7w}is be IN the ne,
CHURCH T.30 a. M. hold communion; lO:s
: a. M, choral eucharist and sermon.
: All Saints church, Twenty-sixt
street and d,i Dewey c1snyp, syenue M
Litany and holy Communion. II a. 1T, ~
sermon topic, In Quietness ana IN Con
fidence."
ST. Andrews EPISCOPAL, Forty-first am
, Charles; John Flockhart, priest IN charg
Services for fourteenth sunday aite
Trinity as follows: early con y, 10 /,
; Communion ii a. m. The Rev. r.
F'Iockhart, rector of Chanute. Kan, WI
preach.
: chucrb 90 the Good shanherd. TWEEN
tieth and Ohio; the Rev. Thomas ]. Co
: lar, rector The rector has returned troi
his vacation and will resume seTNice'
: Fourteenth Sunday after Trinity vol
3 Communion. 7:30 a. M: Sunday schoo
, 9:I5 a. m holy communion with sermon
: II a. m. evening services VIII be al
nounced later
: tv-first. near Paul the Rev. John Albe
a Williams. vi ar-Fo rteanth SUNDAY aft'
Z Trinity; holy communion at 1880 a M
= Eucharist (choraD and sermon. II a. m
: Sunday school at p m; evening pray