Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-03-18
TOPICS FOR SABBATH
Walnut Hill Wins Banner in the
Epworth League of Omaha
City Church Union.
PEARL MEMORIAL SECOND

The Epworth League union Of the
city of Omaha held one of its quar-
tcrly rallies in the Hanscom Park
church Monday evening with 800
present Miss Vida Hager, president,
gave a short review of the years
work, showing what the union had
accomplished in the last three years,
and especially this year.
Three years ago the union started
to support mission in North Omaha
and this work has grown until they
are now a fully organized church
with over fifty members and every
department busy at work. They have
site for a new church and are now
raising money TO start construction,
having outgrown their present quar-
tiers. The union organized a choir
which took part in eighteen different
indoor and street meetings during the
dry campaign and contributed in vol
untary work at the dry campaign
headquarters 1000 hours of free
work. The district institute was sup
ported mainly by the Omaha City
union.
The banner in the efficiency con-
test, which has been conducted for
the last six months, was awarded to
the Walnut Hill chapter, that had
over 800 points, Pearl Memorial chap
ter running second with over 700
points. Walnut Hill has won the
banner four times.
The Plymouth Congregational
Church Brotherhood will give a
Fathers and Sons and Big Broth
ers'" banquet in the church Tuesday
evening at $50.
Tuesday evening will be given the
entertainment, Our Busy Ladies'
Aid" at McCabe church. Beginning
with April |, the morning services
will be changed from II to 1890;
Sunday school from 9:45 to Has.
All evening services will be dropped
back one-half hour.
The evangelistic campaign in Fair
view Presbyterian church is progress
ing. Rev. Messrs. Higbee, Kearns
and McNeal preach.
| Baptist.
| Emmanuel, Twenty fourth and Pinkney
Arthur J. Morris, Pastor-Servces at 1880
and 1880. Bible school at noon; Charles w
| Simon. superintendent. Young peoples
| meeting at 6:30. Rev George II. Thompson
harp evangelist. will preach at both services
and every evening during the week.
First Park and Harvey, Alonzo Alvin De
| Larme. Pastor-Bible school at 9:i5 Ser
mon by Rev. A. F. Aked of New York City
at II. Baptist Young Peoples union at $50
Sermon by the pastor, THE Church
Locomotive" at 1880
', Trinity. Twenty-fifth and H, Charles F.
Holler, Pastor-BIble school at 9:45 Sermon
at Il. stand" Junior union at $3.50. Bap-
fist Young Peoples union at 1880. Sermon
at 1880. 1.-THE Father" Baptism at close.
Grace. Tenth and Arbor. Z. B. Taft, Pas
tor-Sunday school at TO- Subject at II,
coincidence in Time of Disbursement"
Subject at 1880. THE Sin of unbelief."
Olivet, Thirty eighth and Grand, Rev. ].
Trees Bearing Fruit After Their Kind"
Bible school at 10. Young peoples meeting
9C IN Charts Of No
| meeting Wednesday at s.
Olivet Grove Mission. Thirty-sixth and
Crown Point-Blble school at 2:45. Sermon
! by Rev. Mr. Jensen at $3.50.
Christian.
Benson, Commercial Hall, Fifty-ninth
Between Main and Bryan (upstairs)-
Morning worship and communion at IL,
Bible school and illustrated story sermon,
Monkey Traps" at 3; evening subject,
"Why Christian Church in Benson" pre-
coded by song service, led by Miss Bessie
Anderson. evangelistic singer and choruster
from Auburn, Neb. Solos by Miss Anderson
and Mr.. Oliver. Ralph C. Harding, super
intendent of Douglas county Christian mis-
sions. will preach all three sermons. The
church will be organized Sunday night.
Evangelistic services every night during the
week except Saturday.
Congregational.
Plymouth, Eighteenth and Emmett, F. W.
Leavitt, Minister-Church school at 10.
Service with sermon by pastor at II. Yes
per service at 4:30. Concert. 1.-THE Prodigal
Son." by the Holland Bell Ringers. Sermon,
The Challenge of the Grand Jury TO
Omaha"
St Mary's Avenue Rev G. A. Hubert,
Pastor-Preaching at 1880. Young peoples