Omaha daily bee., 1917-06-03
TOPICS FOR SABBATH.
Lutherans of Omaha Join in
Celebrating Quadri-Cen-
tennial Of the Great
Reformation.

With the services to be held Sum-
day evening, Lutherans of greater
Omaha will begin three days cele-
hration of the quadri-centennial of the
reformation inaugurated by Martin
Luther in 1917. Monday three meet
ings will be held and two Tuesday.
Those Sunday and Monday evenings
will be held in the Auditorium, where
immense crowds are expected to at
tend. Besides the local clergy OF the
Lutheran church, there will be pres
ent number of distinguished speak
ers and church workers from other
states. They will address the meet
ings.
Rev. 7. ]. Mackay will hold patri-
otic services in All Saints Episcopal
church Sunday morning, G. w. Wat
ties delivering the address. At the
services the Boy Scouts of Omaha
will be the guests and sections OF
seats i'll the main part of the audi
torium will be reserved for them.
Prior to the opening of the regu.
lar services, with their banners fly
ing and preceded by detachment Of
regular soldiers, the Boy Scouts will
arrive at the church. Inside the
church there will be the salute to the
flag and the congregation will pledge
its devotion to Old Glory. In the mat
ter of music there will be the singing
of patriotic songs and hymns, cor
net solo by DR.. A. D. Leard, assisted
by the organ and the choir. The an
them will be the "Recessional," by
Kipling. ..
Rev. George c. Porter, secretary of
the state socialistic party, will preach
tomorrow at both services in the
Third Presbyterian church.
Next Tuesday evening in Dietz Me-
mortal church, for the benefit OF the
Ladies' Aid society, Rev, c. N. Daw-
son wifi deliver his lecture, Things
Are Not Always What They Seem"
This is lecture that has to do with
shams, cheats, humbugs, hypocrites
and blunders and wherever delivered
has received much favorable comment.
The Hanscom Park Epworth league
held a business meeting and elected
officers as follows:
President, H. R. Nelson; first vice
president, George Rothery; second
vice president, Florence Thompson;
third vice president, Adaline Stone;
fourth vice president, Dortha Pond !;
secretary, Odessa Peake; membership
secretary, Marguerite Riley; treas.
urer, William Inghram; pianist, Car
rie Redgwick; chcorister, William
Wrightson, jr.
The Ludden Memorial English Lu-
theran church, Nineteenth and Cas-
telar, has secured Rev. R. A. White
of Walbach to deliver his lecture on
Luther and the Diet Of Worms" Sun
day at IL.
Special service for civil war vet
Grams at Pearl Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church, Twenty-fourth
street and Larimore avenue, at II a.
m. THE Boys OF or will sing.
Baptist.
Grace. South Tenth and Arbor, E. B. Taft.
Pastor--Sunday school. 10. II, "The Red
rrOQu aaI Ckris fzIIN
per. ''The Northern Baptist Convention in
Cleveland" by Rev. Wilson Mills.
First. Park and Harvey Alonzo Alvin De-
Larme, Minister-Sunday school, s:46. Bap-
tism, Lords Supper and reception Of new
members. II. Young peoples service. 7. At
5, ,"Phe Seventh Commandment, or Infi-
delity to the Marriage Relation. a Sin Worse
Than Murder and More Common"
Calvary. Twenty-fIfth ana Hamilton
Preaching morning and evening by Rev. A.
M. Petty of Portland, Ore, Communion" !"
Sunday school at noon. Young peoples
meeting, 7. Wednesday prayer service at s.
olivet, Thirty-eighth and Grand. Rev. j.
A. Jensen Pastor-Bible school, 10. At II.
True and Abiding Fellowship" Hand Of
fellowship to new members. Communion
service, young peoples, 7. Miss Lillian Mel
service, sermon by the pastor. Wednesday, 8,
prayer and praise meeting.
olivet Grove Mission, Thirty-sixth and
Crown Point-Bible sch' I, 2:i5.
Emmanuel, Twenty fourth and Plnkney,
Arthur j. Morris, PASTORAL 1880, topic
The Meaning and Message of the Cross"
Bible school at noon. Charles W. Simon,
superintendent Young Peope's meeting, T.
AT 5 gospel singing and ! gospel message
prayer and praise service Wednesday at ..
....-... Christian.
George L. Peters, Pastor--Unified service,
10 to 12; Children's day exercises by the
Bible school, Jesus Forest Children" At
8. mems service, music by male. chorus;
The Men That Are to Be-" Endeavor. In
termedfate, $50; senior. 6.45.
r.. Congregational.
Plymouth. Eighteenth and Emmett, Fred
erick W. Leavitt, Minister---Churoh school
at 10; at II, "A. Square Deal for All;"
young peoples meeting at u; at s, evening
service, with stereopticon views.
St. Marys Avenue. St. Mary's Avenue
and Twenty-seventh Street--Children's day
services at 1880. infants baptised; young
peoples meeting at 7; mdweek service
Thursday at s, special music.
First. Nineteenth, and Davenport, Fred
r. Clark, Pastor--At 1880, communion
sermon. For Love OF One Another" Sun
day school at noon.
German, Twelfth and Dorcas, r. Hiik-
erbaumer, Pastor--Services Sunday at 10:4e
a: m. and p. m. Sunday school at s:46 a. m.
Young Peoples meeting. 7:15 p. m.
Christian Science.
First, st. Mary's Avenue and Twenty
fourth street-Servlces at II and s. AN
cient and Modern Necromancy Alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism Denounced" Sun.
day school at 9:45 and Ii; Wednesday meet.
Ing at s.
Second. Dundee Theater, Fifty-first Street
and Underwood Avenue--Services at II "An.
Client and Modern Necromancy Alias Mes
merism and Hypnotism Denounced" Sun
day school at s:45; Wednesday evening
meeting at s.
Third. Druid Hall, 241i Ames Avenue
At II, Ancient and Modern Necromancy
Alias HypnOtIsm Denounced ~ gundav -