Omaha daily bee., 1916-06-04
TOPICS FOR A DAY OF REST
North Presbyterian Church Starts
Out on Sunday Campaign to
Boost Financial Budget.
TEAM WORK PLAN ADOPTED


Word has been sent to members OF
the North Presbyterian church 10
remain al home sunday afternoon,
for they arc going to have callers
The finances OF this church are not
in bad condition by any means, but
there IS small deficit that the mem
bers OF the session desire 10 have
out Of the way before starting in on
the new year Consequently they
have agreed upon the Every Mem
Der Canvass plan for raising the
money
Sunday afternoon, working in pairs,
some eighty Of the members oi the
church, both men and women, will
start out on the campaign the pur-
pose being to call upon every mem
Der not on the teams. They will be
urged, at least those who are in ar
rears, TO pay up their subscriptions
Others will be urged to increase their
subscriptions for church main
tenance. II is believed that before the
day IS over sufficient money will be
collected or pledged to wipe out the
deficit and leave good-sized sur
plus on hand
Rev A A DeLarme Of McKeesport,
Pa, is 70 begin his pastorate in the
First Baptist church Of Omaha Sun
day.
Rev. Mr. DeLarme is a graduate Of
the Indiana State university and the
Crozier Baptist Theological seminary,
Chester Pa, and received his degree
from Stetson university, Fla. His
previous pastorstes have been in
New Haven, Conn; Norristown, Pa. !;
Paterson,N j.; Connelsville and Nc
Keesport Pa. At McKeesport, the
place from which he comes, he spent
nine years and nine months, and had
very successful pastorste
Rev. A. 7. Lorimer OF the Zion
English Lutheran church will leave
Monday morning for Galesburg, ILL.,,
to attend the Augustana Synodcai
conference. Rev. Mr. Lorimer is
delegate from the Omaha district.
He will return home sometime dur
ing the first part Of the following
week.
The First Unitarian church has Sc
cured for Sunday at Turpin's hall,
Rev. r. De Estein Van Tassel, OF the
First Unitarian church Of Sioux City,
who will speak on What Our Faith
Means to Us"
The following Sunday Rev George
d. Ashley, Of the Independent church
of Griswold, Ia, will conduct the
Unitarian services in Turpin's hall
and will deliver a sermon, why
Changed Ny Religion"
The two services Will conclude the
Unitarian activities for the summer
but they will be resumed in the fall
under the leadership Of a permanent
minister.
baptist.
First Twenty ninth and Harvey. A. A. De
Larme PASTORAL 1880. st PauFs Charge
70 New Pastor" al s. what II Man and
What is HIS DestinR7" Sunday school 81
noon; young peoples meeting at $3.50.
Calvary, Hamilton and Twenty fifth J. A,
Maxwell Pastor-Morning, THE First Pill
grim Father evening, THE Blightng Of
q Great Llfc;' Bible school at noon, O w
Noble, superintendent. Junior meeting at
s.SVi young peoples meeting at T.
Grace. South Tenth and Arbor. e. B Taft,
Pastor-Men's prayer meeting ~ $50, Sun
day school At 10; morning worship at II,
Love Culture" Lords supper at close Of
sermon; Baptist Young Peoples union at 4 \
evening service AT s, Gods Garden" Mis-.
sion Sunday school, 20i0 South Fourth
street, At g.
Oliyet, Thirty eight and Grand W. A. Null |
ford, Pastor-Morning at H. What Have
You TO Give?' monthly communion service |
evening al s. Birds 81 Passage" eYangels- |
tic service; Sunday school at 10; young peo-
pies meeting al 7, under direction OF group
!, Mrs r. s Edmunds, captain. Wednes- |
day evening Christian instruction and |
prayer meeting
Emmanuel, Twenty fourth ana Pinkney |
Arthur J. Morris, Pastoral 1880 "Christs |
GIFT 70 MANI Bible school at noon, Charles |
w Simon, superintendent. young peoples |
meeting at z evening service at 8, an even |
ing with Isaac Watts. the father OF Eng |
lish hymnodyi the hymns of this writer VIII I