Omaha daily bee., 1917-11-04
TOPICS FOR SABBATH
Presbyterians Lay Plans For
Making Drive in the Direc- 4
tion of Helping to
Win War.

IuAipIlS Aui oNoJt ~'o' --f
a campaign for aiding the
IN winning the war.
Western Iowa Presbyterians are
coming on the same date and during
the day and evening meetings will be
held and plans laid for food conserva-
tion and the conservation of every
thing else that may be needed by the
boys in the trenches and the allies of
the United States.
All meetings will be held Yin the
First Presbyterian church and it is
expected that the attendance will run
into the thousands. Should it be
necessary, overflow meetings will be
held e
The meeting to be held in the aft
ernoon will be for ministers. This
will be followed by banquet, after
which there will be mass meeting
to which the public is invited.
Presbyterian speakers Of national
reputation will be present to address
the mass meeting, among them being
Rev. J. Wilbur Chapman, moderator
of the Presbyterian general assembly;
Rev. John A. Carson, Brooklyn, and
Rev. William H. Foulkes, Philadel-
phia. All three of them are members
of the Presbyterian National Service
committee. At the mass meeting N.
H. Loomis, Omaha, will preside.
The people of the North Christian
church have called new pastor, Rev.
Harry J.. Howard, and they have
adopted a unique way Of greeting
him when he appears in the church
pulpit Sunday morning. Numerous
badges have been printed and on each
is a picture of Rev. Mr.. Howard. Be-
meath the picture of the new pastor
are the words: -
"By this badge the men of the COM
munity greet you and bid you and
your family welcome to Omaha, to
the community and to the North Side
Christian church"
At the morning service each man
attending the church will wear one
Of these badges pinned to the lapel
of his coat.
There will, be a special musical
program at the CASTELAR, Street Pres
byterian church Sunday evening.
There will be vocal and instrumental
solos, besides music by the choir.
On account of the expiration OF
the lease Wednesday night on the
property occupied by the Union Cos
pei mission for so many years, at
1906 Douglas street, the trustees have
decided not to renew it.
It is the intention, however, to con-
tinuc the work in another location
on larger scale toscomply with the
increased demands for such an insti-
tuition in Omaha. Charles F. Robel,
the superintendent, has been associa-
ted with the Union Gospel mission
since its organization over 10 years
ago. Pending the securing OF new
location he has already completed ar
rangements for engaging in another
line of religious work.
The woflen Of ST. Pauls Episcopal
church give a rummage sale next Fri
day at Twenty-fourth and Q streets
South Omaha.
Baptlst.
First, Park Avenue and Harvey. Alonzc
Alvin DeLarme, Ministerial 9!45, Sunday
school; II, preaching. Lords supper and
reception of new members; $3.50, Junior
Baptist Young Peoples union: $3.50, Baptist
put az tThA Tan Conn.
mandments in the 2oth Century"
Trinity, Twenty fifth and H. South Side
Rev. Charles r. Holler. Pastor--Sunda,
school, 9:45; preaching and Lords supper
| IL; Junior union, 1850; joint Baptist Yount
| Peoples union and evening services, 2
| Joseph q. Anderson. Anna T. Olson, Mrs
| Edith Sturgill and Miss Anna Lane will talk
| Music by Swedish Baptist choir.
Calvary, Twenty.fifth and Hamilton, Rev
w. o. Anderson, Pastoral 1o:3o, com
munion, 'In the Upper Room" sunda!
! school at noon; $50. Baptist Young People
union: 1870. ''The Lost Sheep"
olivet Grove Mission. Thirty-sixth an,
| Crown Point--Bible school, 2:45.
Benson, Sixty second and Maple. r. Ander
| son, Pastor--Bible school at TO-, preachin
at IL; Lords supper will be observed a
close Of sermon; young peoples meeting
$50; preaching, 1880; .mid-week service
Wednesday at 1880,
Grace, Tenth and Arbor, E. B. Taft. Pas
tor--At IL. "a Program of Sacrifice" 1890
/ "The Excuso--I Do not Think 1t Is Necessar
| to be Converted to Be Saved"
olivet, Thirty-eighth and Grand, J.
1 Jensen, Pastor--l0, Bible school rally day
| II. personal Work.; $50, Baptist Youn
Peoples union. Perseverance; 1880. Par
ables''; Wednesday. 8. prayer and FELLOWSHIP
| meeting.
4 v.-, yr.-k.. xo..kl - pln,xrax
| Arthur j. Morris, Pastor--Morning worshi
at 1880, topic, Ships Adrift;" bible schot
at noon, Charles w. Simon. superintendent
\ Baptist Young Peoples union meeting a
$40; evening worship with gospel singin
and gospel message at 1890; prayer an
praise service Wednesday evening at 8.
Congregational.
First, Nineteenth and Davenport. Fred
Clark, Minister--At 1o:3o "Our Father
Sunday school at noon; Wednesday at 7:3
school religion. Young Women's Christia
Plymouth, Emmett and Eighteenth. F.
Leavitt. Minister--Chureh school, 10; at !
Faithful In What IL Least" commune
and reception Of members; evening servi
at 1850. sermon. John Calvin and
Work"
81. Mary's, St. Mary's and Twenty-se
enth, @. A. Hurlbert, Pastor--Preaching
1880; Bible school at noon; young people
meeting, .; regular midweek prayer ser
Ice at Thursday night.
German, Twelfth and Dorcas, r. Hike
banner, Pastor--11, reformation and hon
Mission; 8, Foreign Mission and starvii
Armenians''; Sunday school. 10; communi,
forenoon; extra collection at all services
mission and the starving Armenians.
u Christian Science.
First, st. Mary's Avenue and Twent
fourth--At II and g. everlasting Punis
, mentIn Sunday school, a:45 and II. wedns
: day meeting, s.
: Third. Druid Hall, s414 Ames Avenue
At II, Everlasting Punishment" Sund
!. school, s:45 and IL; "Wednesday meeting,
Episcopal