Omaha daily bee., 1918-04-07

altcI HdFiHS spent slA HIOHtHS va
the war front, Friday morning DR..
Lowe returned to Omaha to resume
his pastoral work in the First Metho-
dist church. At the morning services
Sunday he will speak on "Watchman,
What of the Night?" and in the even
ing, on with the American Forces
in France" Both sermons have to do
with war.
At the evening services Of the First
Baptist church, the pastor, Rev.
Alonzo Alvin DeLarme, in his ser
mon, will. .delve into politics to the ex-
tent of discussing THE Church's Re-
lstion to the City and the Christians
Duty at the Polls Next Tuesday"
There will be post-Easter musical.
In his evening sermon. Rev. Will
liam H. Spence, pastor OF the Hans
com Park Methodist church will dis
cuss the war and at the same time
give the third Liberty loan boost.
His topic is America, the Kaiser and
the Third Liberty Loan"
At the morning services of the First
Presbyterian church, the pastor, Rev.
E. Hart jerks, will deliver a memorial
address for John Monroe Banister,
one of the young men of the church,
who enlisted and was killed in France
while fighting with Ahe allies. The
young man was a son of>Colonel and
Mrs. Banister.
Instead of the regular evening serv-
ices of the Wheeler Memorial Presby-
terian church, there will be an Easter
program. 1t is cantata, Some of the
Missions of the Easter Lily" The
parts will be taken by the children
of the Sunday school, The morning
services will be held as usual. The
Lords supper will be observed.
Rev. w. Fl. Pilot, city specialist for
the American Baptist Home Mission
society, will speak at Trinity Baptist
church on the South Side, Sunday
morning. He is making religious and
social survey OF the city OF Omaha.
A new departure in church meet
ings and one which will carry veteran
men and women back to civil war days
when churches held patriotic rallies
and at the close had the young men
of the congregation sign the muster
rolls, will be inaugurated Sunday
night when the Congregational
churches of Greater Omaha will unite
in great patriotic rally in the audi
torium Of the First Congregational
church. This gathering will not be a
church service in the ordinary sense
but gathering of the patriotic citi-
zens OF America to register their con.
fidence in the government and theii
loyalty toAthe cause that the govern
ment has given its soldiers to defend
Rev. Fred J. Clark has arranged
program for the occasion. Ed P
Smith has been secured as speakel
OF the evening. Mrs. Fred J. Clark
by special invitation, will sing "The
Battle Hymn OF the Republic" In ad
| dition to the regular music, Mis-.
Loretta Delone, recently from New
York, but now we'll known in Omaha
will play at least three numbers OF
the harp: Liberty March," which ha'
been rechristened "Sammies' March t
the West Front" THE American
Fantasy" and the "sextette from
Lucia"
The meeting will begin prompt,
at 7:45. Before the patriotic rail-,
4 begins the Mems club of the church
will act as hosts at social Sunda,
evening in the parlors of the church
to which cordial invitation is ex
tended. The women are invited t.
this social feature as we'll as the men
| At 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon tn
choir of st. Marks Lutheran churcl
will sing Harry Rowe Shelley's Easte
| cantata, at vespers, assisted by Mis-
| Christine Poulson, soprano; Mrs. Q
| A. Melcher, contralto, and Mr.. Bssor
tenor.
Baptist
Benson, sixty-fourth aud = MApls, 7
Andersen, Psstor--Bibls School at 10
Preaching at IL; Lords Supper at close o
sermon; At 8. Rev. Mr., Pilot, New Yorl
City will give an address Special musi
by the woman's quartet.
Emmanuel. Twenty-fourth and Pinkne,
Arthur ]. Morris, Pastor-Bib1e school, 9:3t
Charles W. Simon, superintendent: lo:t'
"The Friend Who Never Fails" Young Pee
Piles meeting. $50; 1880. THE Message OF th
Days" prayer and praise service. Wednes
day, 8.
olivet, Thirty.eishth and Grand, J,
Jensen. Pastor--Bibls school, 10: "A Roll q
Z; baptismsl and sermon, "Despiss NC
Littls Things" s; Wednesday, prayer an
Fellowship meeting, 3.
Trinity, Twenty-fifth and II, Rev. Charlie
r. Holler. Pastor--Sundsy school, s:4s
preaching and Lords supper. IL; sermo
by Rev. II. William Pilot Of New York
Junior union. $3.50; Baptist Young People
union. $50; Doubt and Assurance" 1850.
Calvary. rwenty-fifth and Hamilton, v
o. Anderson. Pastor-Bibls school. s:4i
communion and sermon, IL; EVANGELIST
service. s; Baptist Young Peoples union,
First, Park and Harney, AlonSo Alvin D.
Lsrme, Minister--Bible school, e45 =
Doubling Thomas Made Happy" the Lord
supper and reception Of new members, J.
senior, $50. special service with extra mus
cal program and sermon, "The Church's r,
latlon to the City and the Christians Du'
at the Polls Tuesday" 74S.
Zion. 2.15 Grant. William r, Bolts. Pa'
tor--i1. covenant; IL. Bible school; 6:S
Baptist Young Peoples union; $50, sermon
, prayer service, Wednesday, p. m!
Congregational.
Plymouth. Emmett and Eighteenth, Re-
: 4 nj :
10. At II. Gods Return For His Inves
ment in Man" Evening union patriot
n service at First Congregational church. Mic
week service. Wednesday at 8.
Central, Twenty-seventh and St. Mary
Rev. G. A. Halbert, Psstor-Preaching {
0 1880. Bible schoolSat noon. Young People
meeting at Z. Regular midweek servie
Thursday at 7a5.
&, First Nineteenth and Davenport, Ere
= T. Clark, Pastcr--10;3o. AN Enthrone
Church." Lords supper. Noon, Chure
school; AT S, Ed p, Smith will speak at