Omaha daily bee., 1917-07-01
TOPICS FOR SABBATH
Pastors of Omaha Churches to
Discuss Conservation of
the Nations Food
Supply.

Following the suggestion OF Presi-
dent Wilson that Sunday be set apart
as day when pastors should i'm
press upon their people the necessity
Of food conservation from the puipits
| OF most OF the Omaha churches. COM
municants and visitors will be told
how to get along with less food or,
at least, without wasting as much as
in the past.
| All week, so it has been said, pas
tors of the Omaha churches have
been devoting their time to studying
the food question, how to conserve
the food supplies and what this con-
servation may mean, not only to this
city, but to the United States and
the allies.
| Preachers who do not talk conser-
yation, as rule, will preach sermons
that will have to do with patriotism.
The sermons will be patriotic and in
numerous Of the churches the music
will be suggestive of war.
! The pastor of the First Baptist
church, Alonzo Alvin DeLarme, an
nounces that there will be extra serv-
ices in that church Sunday in recog-
n;tion of the presidents request that
Tie day be devoted to some phase of
Christian patriotism, with special re-
membrance of the armies OF the al
lies and especially American soldier
boys at home and in Europe.
Bishop Homer c. Stunt, resident
bishop of the Methodist church,
breaches on america and the War"
at the First Methodist church Sum-
day evening at 8.
R. c. Howe, general manager for
Armour & Co., will speak Sunday
morning at Il O'Clock at All Saints
church on "Conservation-True and
False"
Rev. Carl Herman from India will
lecture at the German Methodist,
Eleventh and Center, at II. He will
speak in English. Mrs. Herman will
speak at the same place at 8 p. m.
Trinity Lutheran church has been
connected the adjoining house, known
as Trinity annex. The church will
use the building for Sunday school
purposes.
Lieutenant Charles J. Glidden,
United States signal corps, will speak
on the subject "The World and Its
People as Seen From the Motor Car;
Aeronautics in Times of Peace and
| War;" Sunday evening at the Central
United Presbyterian church, Twenty
fourth and Dodge streets.
Baptist.
Calvary, Twenty-fifth and Hamilton
AT lo:ao preaching by c. J. Pope, Grand
Island. Sunday school at noon Young
Peoples meeting at 8.
Emmanuel, Twenty. fourth and PInkney.
Arthur J. Morris. PASTORAL 1880, ''The
Upward Climb" Bible school at noon,
Charles w. Simon. superintendent Young
Peoples injecting 7. Gospel singing and
message, s. Prayer and praise service
Wednesday at s. n
Trinity. Twenty-fifth and H, Rev. Charles
F. Holler, pastor-Sunday school. 9:45 Jun
ior Union. 2:30. Baptist Young Peoples
Union, Z. At 8 Rev. e. B. Taft, Grace Bap-
tist church. will preach.
olivet, Thirty eighth and Grand--Rev. J.
A.. Jensen Pastor: Bible school 10. II.
what Shall We Eat That We May Liver"
Young People, Z; Miss Irene Pope, captain
OF group. in charge; s, evangelical service
Wednesday, s, prayer and praise meeting.
| olivet Grove Mission, Thirty-sixt and
Crown Point-Bible school, 2:4b.
| Christian ecence.
Third Church, Druid Hall, 24it Ames--11.
.Christian Sciences" Sunday school s45 and
III wednesday evening meeting s..
| Second. Dundee Theater, Underwood and
Fifty -first--At II, "chfistian Science;'
Sunday school s:a5: Wednesday evening
4 meeting, s.
First Church, st. Mary's and Twenty
fourth--At II and 8, Christian science;"
sunady school, s:45 and II; Wednesday
evening meeting. 5.
/ Christian.
First. Twenty-sixth and Harney, Charles
E. cobbey. Pastoral 10Y Bible study and
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor meetings,
$3.50 to 1880; at 5, Gods Generosity"
South Side. Twenty-third and /. John G.
Alber, Pastor--10. Bible school; at II, PA
triotism. Our Country" Christian Endeavor,
Z; at 5, Patriotism Our Plea
North Side. Twenty second and Lothrop.
George l.. Peters, PASTORAL 10. unified
service, Gather Up the Fragments" at s,
| Americas Greatest Enemy"
| Congregational.
| Central Park. D. e. Cleveland, Pastor
Services will be held In Olivet Baptist
church, Thirtieth and Grand; Sunday school,
q; preaching. 3; Christian Endeavor, 4;
prayer meeting at pastors home Wednes-
| day at s. w.
ST! Mary's Avenue, st. Mary's and Twen-
| ty-seventh, @. A. Hubert, Minister
Preaching at 1890 and sacrament of the
Lords supper Sunday school at noon;
| kindergarten.
| Hillside Thirtieth and Ohio. W. s. Hamp-
| ton. PASTORAL 1880, communion; Sun
day school at noon; Senior Endeavor, Z; at
Is, "The Modern Briareos," installation of
Young Peoples Society of Christian En-
deavor officers.
Plymouth, Emmet and Eighteenth, y. w.
Leayitt. Minister.--Church school at 10; the
/! Lords supper at H. ''The Rivival That We
| Need" No evening service.
Episcopal.
| 81. Andrews, Forty-first and Charles, J.
e, Flockhart. Rector-Early communion, 8;
Bible school, 9:45; late communion, II,
sermon topic. ''The Spirit of 1911"
All Saints. Twenty-sixth and Dewey Ave-
/ nue-Robert G. Howe, manager for Armour
Co.. will deliver an address on "conserva-
tion: True and False"
| St. Paurs. Thirty second and California,
Rev. A. H. Marsh. vicar-7:so. holy COM
munion; s;45, church school: II, holy COM
munion and sermon, Americas Privileges
and Responsibilities and Food Conserva-
tion." Patriotic hymns and special music.
Lutheran.