Omaha daily bee., 1917-10-21
TOPICS FOR SABBATH
Dundee Presbyterian Church
Plans to Erect Taber- 4
nacle Annex I'M
mediately.

The congregation of the Dundee
PRESBYTERIAN church, OF which Kew.
Harry B. Foster has been pastor the
last two years, at business meeting
Wednesday evening, decided to build
tabernacle annex at the rear OF the
present structure, to accommodate
classes of the Bible school. During
| the summer, the mems Bible class
met in a large tent With this annex
this class will be given more per,ma-
nent quarters. The Womens class,
the beginners department and ore or
! two other classes will be provided tor.
! In the early summer the con9rera-
/ ton added property adjoining the
church on the east making site ior
the new church to be built as soon
as war cond tions will permit. lh;
temporary addition will assist in car
! ing for the growing work until the
! new building can be erected.
At their last meeting the members
of the woman's auxiliary of St. PauFs
Episcopal church were addressed by
one OF the fodr-rninute speakers and
decided to take a Liberty bond. a
bake day will be given Saturday. OC-
tober u, through the kindness of Mrs.
Baldwin at the Fernery, Sixteenth and
Howard streets. The proceeds are
for the stucco fund.
OCTOBER 81, 1917, is generally re-
gardcd as the beginning of the refor-
nation with its principle that man is
justified by grace, for Christ's sake.
through faith. II commemorat;on of
the 40Cth anniversary Of the begin
ming OF the restoration movement be-A
gun BY Martin Luther, the Lutheran"
churches of Omaha and vicinity
affiliated with the Missouri synod,
will hold public services in the
Auditorium, Sunday. October q, 2:30
p. n. Representative men OF the
Lutheran church in America who
will soeak are Prof. w. H. T. Daw
and Prof. Francis Pieper, both OF
Concordia seminary. St. Louis.
Rev. A. I. Loritner, pastor OF the
Zion Lutheran church has been ,ir
Chicago attending the English Asst
citation convention of the Augustaha
synod.
Rev. Mr.. Groh, formerly Of St.
Marks Lutheran church, will fill the
pulpit Sunday morning in the absence
of the pastor. Rev Mr.. Lorimer is
expected home the early part of the
week.
The synodical meeting of Presby.
terians held in Omaha brought q
large number of the preachers OF that
denomination to the city. Most Of
them are still here and Sunday pul.
pits of the local Presbyterian
churches will be occupied by the
visitors.
To help out the church fund, the
members of the Hillside Congrega-
tional church and Sunday school will
give musical and literary entertain
ment next Thursday evening. The
program, an elaborate one, will be
participated in by large chorus. The
entertainment will be in the church
auditorium.
At the Parkvale Presbyterian
church, Bible lectures by Rev. w. Fl.
Jordan will be given each evening
next week, with the exception of Sat
urday. AT each of the meetings. prior
to the lecture, there will be a song
service by choral choir, under the
direction of Miss Minnie Nelson.
Thereafter the ST Mary's Avenue
Congregational church will be known
as the Central Congregational. This
was decided upon at congregational
meeting Thursday night. A commit
tee was appointed to secure plans for
a new church building that it is pro-
posed to erect at Thirty-sixth and
Harvey streets, 1t is proposed to
build a structure costing $l50.000 to
$l750G0 The building committee las
$4,000 and $25,000 more pledged
Rev. Charles F. Aked OF San Fran
cisco, formerly pastor of the Fifth
Avenue Baptist church. of which John
D. Rockefeller is a member. will
preach Sunday morning at the First
Methodist church.
Pulpits of the Presbyterian church.
es Of. Omaha will be supplied Sunday
by clergymen from out in the state,
who are here in attendance of synod.
Following are the assignments:
F st Church. Rev. Frederick G. Knauer.
n. D.. Hastings, morning.
North Church, Rev. James W. Bean, D.
D., Hastings, morning and evenngS
WCs minister, Rev, b. M. Long, D. DE-
Lincoln, morning.
Lowe Avenue, Rev E. NJ. steen, Loup
City, morning.
CASTELAR,, Rev. W. N, Halsey
-outh Omaha, Wheeler Memorial, morn.
ing. William O. Harrer Laurel; evening,
J. E Farmer. D. d. Hastings.
First German, Rev. A. F. Ploets, Osmond,
morning.
Parkvale, Rev w. H Jordan.
Covenant, Rev. j. F. Schwarz. Hickman.
clifton Hill, morning, Rev. George r. Nc.
D. Igall. Bridgeport: evening, Rev. Edward
+. Hammond, Gibbon.
Dundee, Rev. Henry W. Lampe, sven
Chyun.. Korea, morning
0enson, Rev. z. J. Ntckerson, Norfolk,
evening.
third Church. morning. Rev. A s.
Hutcheson, Gresham; evening, Raw. Henry
v" LdIIpeS hoIeA.
Bellevue, Rev. NJ. D. Berg. Beaver City.
FIRST United Presbyterian, Rev. Richard
L. Purdy Giltner, morning.
First Reformed, Rev. John II. Pressly.
Mnden, morning
Broadway Methodist, Council Bluffs Rev
+. E. Farmer, d. D., Hastings, morning.
Central United Presbyterian. Rev. James
i. Salisbury, Aurora, morning.
Baptist.
Benson. Sixtieth Avenue and Main Street,