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THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: MAY 25, 1913.
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Speoial Decoration Day Service at
Diets Memorial Church Sunday.
A special memorial service ior the
George A. Custer coat of thn flrand Armv
of the Republic will be held at the Diets
Memorial church, Tenth and Pierce
streets, Sunday morning at 10:45 o'clock.
The sermon for the occasion will be de
livered by Rev. C. N, Dawson, pastor.
AFFAIRS ATJ500TH OMAHA
Board of Education 'Names Prin
cipals and Teachers.
HIGH SCHOOL GIELS GIVE PLAY
former Police Commissioner Joe
PiVonka. Falls from U n KKT and
Is .Falnfnlly Injured
John Kratky 111.
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Teachers and principals to eorve for tho
ccming1 year were elected last night by
the South Omaha schtrol board. Every
teacher and principal .served lost
year was retained In th) same position
by tho board, ono principal was re
elected over tho recommendation of Su
perintendent $7. t3 Graham. The lists
of those re-elected ore
Principals.
High, school. Frank tL. Cumtnfngii,
Ward schools-. Brown Park, Elizabeth
T. Hayes:?Corrlani Julia ;jCcarney"Oar-fleld.rpaUtlne-
C. Winter? Highland. M.
'Flordnco Smith; Lincoln,- 'Jessie .AiRbbe
on i Madison. Mary R. Grleat; "West
Side,, Jessie A. SUtU Central.- Martha
Campbell; Franklin, Jennie Smith; Haw
thorne, Margaret Hogan; Jungmonn,
Margaret .P'Toqle: Lowell. Mrs. Lulu
Mathews; Washlrigton, June Slocum.
.Supervisors and Assistants.
Manual training: R. O. Bogby, Anna
Zi. Myer, Eva Murphy. '
Music, Emma Dlckmah.
Drawing, Lllllam Rudersdorf.
Permanent substitute, Mary .Miller.
Clerk in superintendent's office, Merce
des Breen.
Clerk In high school principal's office,
Eva Wallweber.
TenoUers' Assigned List.
Continued on thn asslimed lfst: It. O.
' Bnebv. Ella J. Houston. Gladys McCon-
liaughey. .Mabel E. Kelson. Theresa Rlsg,
uraco xnompson. ,
'Teachers' Elected Lint.
Continued on elected llstl Cora W. Bar-
cley, Julia Bednar, Vera K Bennett,
Florence Brooker, Margaret Burke, Jes
sie M. Condon, "Frank, L. Cummlnffs,
Florence W. Dean, Zalda J. Dlmond,
Vera M. DuBols, Frances O. Fitch, Anna
G align an, May Grace, Elizabeth Haas,
Lulu M. HJckey, Dorabee Jones, Goldle
Johnson, R. H. Johnson, Vena Kav
anagh, Mary Larkln, Monetha J. Lee.
Orpha McKitrlck, Ellen Mahoney, Ines
Mangan, Grace Nelson, Anna Nystrom,
Nancy Peterson, Anna Stlllmock, Leila
Talbot, May Tennyson, Hulda E. Tissell.
Frank R. VosaceK. Blanche Wttllweber,
Helen C. Waterman, Eula D. Wester,
Lenora W. Wlnegard.
Transferred from assigned list to elected
list: Sade L. Ash, Bessie Barbee, Cella
M. Chase, Winifred J. Cole, Josle G.
Copcland, Georgina Davis, Edna E. Dur
Jand, Fern M. Eods, Agnes R. Fitzgerald,
Marlon Fitzgerald. Ada A. Ham, Maude
. Hanks, Helen .Hendrle, Mary Kane,
Emma A. Kostal, Mamie Masek, Margie
MoCrann, Delta O'Leary. James M. Pat
v ton, Laura M. Peterson, Mario Pollan,
urnhpi Sherwood. Ferne Solomon. Mar
garet Edna Spears. Haltle Steinberg,
Gallle M. Thomas, Mary Agnes Wilson.
Permanent List.
Transferred from elected list: Kath
erlne Begley, Mary E. Bemis, Maudt
Brooks, Hazel Jj. Camery, Irene Devltte,
Eleanor Dlckman, Josephine Duras, Allcjr
Holbrook, Stella Holmes, Abigail Man.
nlng, Elizabeth E. Mitchell, Anna L
Myers, Blanche Robertson. Mae Truxaw,
Josephine N. Tynon. Lottie D. Wright.
Girls Give Play.
The Vellum, the girls' literary society
of the South Omaha High school, gave
the play, "Gammer Qui ton's Needle," Jn
Us last official meeting of this year be
fore a large audience in the high school
w. xiras rnR rpfiun ni h. semeaLer bluuv jn
WJ dramatics by the club ana was wen re
e program rcircstniicuus nto
PlvonUa Injured.
Former Fire and Police Commissioner
Joseph Plvonka was thrown from his rig
end painfully Injured last night at Twenty-second
street and Washington avenue.
The accident was due to a runaway, Dr.
John Koutsky was called and found, that
Plvonka had sustained a severe cut on
his face and several bruises. After hav
ing his wounds dressed Plvonka was
taken to his home. 153 South Twenty
third street. ,
, Johnson Fln-hta for Place,
Frank Johnson, the blind newsboy at
Twenty-fourth and N streets, and Will
iam Cook, the crippled popcorn man, say
that efforts are still being made to have
them removed from their, places of busi
ness. Johnson is well known and ad
mired for his sturdy endeavor to earn a
living notwithstanding his Infirmity. It
Is known that the city council will repeal
ttui nresent ordinance rather than 'coin-
Vel the blind man to give up the corner
hire he has maae & living ror years.
Johnson says to remove him would prac
tically destroy his means of livelihood.
John Kratky 111.
John Kratky, well known business man
of South Omaha, Is seriously 111 at his
tome, 623 North Sixteenth street, follow
ing an operation for appendicitis and
WILL GIVE MUSICAL PROGRAM
Fall Chorns of Walnut Hill Metho
dist Church Will Conduct Serv
ice Evenlnsr at Eight
O'clock.
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gall stones. Mr. Kratky was attacked
suddenly Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock
without any premonitory symptoms. Ho
was operated on without delay In order
to save hla life. Three doctors were In
attendance. His condition is reported as
encouraging.
Manual Tralnlnir Exhibit.
The manual training exhibit of the city
public schools which is offered on the
upper floor 01 tne tioneer xeiepnono
building at Twenty-fifth and N streets,
will close Saturday night.
The different departments of the work
are represented by separate exhibits. The
following exhibits are worthy of men
tion and commendation: Cablnot making,
drafting, domestic art; basketry, clay
modeling, wood carving, kindergarten,
art, penmanship and industrial geogra
phy. These fine exhibits show a great
deal of hard work and best efforts, both
on the part of Instructors and pupils. In
the drawing, clay' modeling and basketry
Is taught the corelated hand and eye
training, both as to color and design.
A nice display U garments made In
actual class work by the seventh and
eighth grade girts, can only give evidence
of what In being done in South Omaha
along those lineal Many" housewives to
day know what they missed by not hav
ing tho opportunities which the city is
offering to, tho youth . of today. Some
good results have been ''gotten from the
cabinet work' and drawing.
Tho Board of Education expects to
fcqutp the. building at Twenty-fourth and
J streetsm for furthering the Interest of
this line of work. The exhibit is open
Until 9:00 o'clock p. ru. Admlsalon free. 1
Everyone welcome.
Hillsdale Sale, i
Don't fall to attend the Hillsdale lot
eala this afternoon. Every lot a fine
home Bite and a bargain. Prices range
from $175 to $276. Terms: $10 CASH, bal
ance 35 PER MONTH.
Free automobile service from J. H.
Koplets's office. Tel. South SIT for Tin
appointment. '
Church Services.
Dr. Wheeler's morning topic for May
25 at U o'clock will be "The Patriotism
of 1861. and That of 1C13."
At 2:30 o'clock at the Labor temple,
Omaha, a memorial address before tho
Typographical union, "The Man With
the Inkhorn."
At 8 o'clock In First Presbyterian
church, South Omaha, Twenty-third and,
J streets, topic, "China's New Day." Spe
cial music.
First Methodist church worship at Odd
Fellows' hall, Twenty-fourth and M
streets, Rev. J. W. Klrkpatrick. pastor.
Preaching at 11 a. m. Bible study at'9;S
a. m. Epworth league at 7 p. in. at Brass'
chapel.
First Christian church. Twenty-third
and I streets, Rev. W. J. Hastle, pastor.
Bible school at 10 a. m. Communion and
sermon at 11 a. m. Subject, "The Weak
ness of Protestantism." Christian En
deavor at 7 p. m. Song service and ser
mon at 8 o'clock. "The Sorrows of
Strong Drink and South Omaha Law
Breakers."
First Baptist church. Twenty-fifth and
H streets. Rev. William R. H1U, pastor.
Bible school at 8:45 a. m. Publlo worship
at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. Baptist Young
People's union at 7 p. m. The pastor's
subject, for the morning sermon Is
"David's Master Passion" and for the
evening sermon, "The Street Called
Straight", Covenant meeting Wednesday
evening at 8.
Sunday school at Brown Park Mission
at 9:45 a. m.
Bible school at Hillsdale Mission at
2:80 p. m. A meeting of the official board
will be held Monday avenlng at the home
of the pastor.
aingrlo OU.r Gossip.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schmidt of 2414 M
street report the birth of a daughter,
William Bennett, who has been at Ex
celsior Springs for the last fornlght, wilt
return home today.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Field announce
me Dinn oi a aaugnter at tneir home,
174 North Nineteenth street.
Chief of Police John Brlggs has taken
the ordsra of the board relative to clean
ing up the town literally and will execute
the same, he says.
Friday. May 80. will be a holiday for
the public school children of the city.
Superintendent N. M. araham recom
mended the order to the board at last
xugnvs meeting.
Sunday evening at Sb'olock there will
be a musical and memorial service at the
First Methodist church. The program will
he varied and tho choral part of It will
be made up of music from the Pen of
Rev. H. H. Woodward, .ope of England's
popular composers of church music Rev.
Mr. Woodward died In London May 25,'
1909, just four years ago, so Sunday will
he the fourth anniversary of his death.
The choir will sing the following an
thems:
Anthem, "The Radlcnt Morn Hath
Passed Away."
Anthem, 'The. Sun Shall bo no More
Their Light"
Agnus Dei, from the communion service
in D. (With solos by Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly.)
Anthem, 'The Splendors of Thy Glory
Lord."
Anthem, "Behold, the Day's Come."
(With 'solos by Walter Dale.)
Anthem, "Crossing the Bar."
Thora wilt bo no sermon. Charles A.
Goss, who will preside, will probably read
something appropriate to Memorial day.
Mr. Kelly will give a short flve-mlnute
talk In appreciation of "Rev. Mr. Wood
ward. Th full chorus choir of the Walnut
Hill Methodist church. Forty-first and
Charles streets, will presenf'the following
program at a special musical servloo Sun
day evening, May 25, at 8 p. m.:
Prelude V -
Choral Introduction
Anthem-Seek To tho Lord Roberts
Solo
Miss Butler.
Hymn-Anthem Lead Us, O, Father..
Unaccompanied.
oircrtory
HYMENEAL '
Alley-Addleman.
Miss Helen Addleraan and Willis Al
ley, both of Springfield, Neb., were mar
ried on Friday by Rev. Mr. Charles W,
Savldge In this city at his study, tst
Brandels Theater building. They were
accompanltd by Mr. and Mrs. J, W, Alley
of Rltchfleld, Neb.
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Postlude
Georgo Crook Women's Relief corps
will attend memorial "services at the
Methodist church In BenBon Sunday
morning at 10 a. m. A play will bo pre
sented to the Sunday school. A full at
tendance Is requested of post and corps.
Baptist,
Calvary Brunch, Thirty-fourth nnd
Pewarrt Bible schol at 8:30; Hurry Car
penter, superintendent Devotional serv
ice Thursday evening at 7.30.
Calvary, Twenty-fifth nnd Hamilton
Services at 10:J0 and 8 conducted by Rev.
Thomas Anderson. Bible school at noon;
G. W. Noble, superintendent. Midweek
devotional service Wednesday at 8.
Otlvot Baptist, Thirty-eighth Street and
Grand Avenue. Rov. Mr. Haskett, Pas
tor Sunday school. 10; preaching service,
11; business session of' churcho cat noon;
no evening service. Olivet Grove Sunday
school at 2;5.
.Grace, Corner Tenth and Arbor, E. B.
TnfL Minister Sundayschool at 10 a. m.:
morning worshln at U o'clock; sermon
puDject. "fraying ror inner i'eopie,
Baptist Young .People's union at 7 p. m.;
qvoning service At 8 o'clock: subject ot
sermon, "Giving God a Chance." Good
music.
Christian.
First Twenty-sixth and' Harney. A. D.
Harmon. Pastor Morning worship, 11;
subject "The Secret of Life's Joy;"
evening worsnip, s; suojeci, rne jjiounaa
tlnn nf the Church Is it St Peter'"
Bible school, with orchestra, 9;I5; Chris
tian Endeavor, 7 p. m.
North Side. Twentv-second and Lothron.
H. C. Klrchsteln, Minister Morning wor
uhln At 10:M: sermon theme. "Th Value
and Purpose of Publlo worship;'' Blblcv
scnnl. at noon: unrisuan junneavor, t;n
p. m.; evening service at 8 o'clock; sei
mon theme, "The Rejected Invitation;
mid-week meeting Wednesday at 8 p. m.
North Side. Twenty-second and Loth
rop, Rev. H. J. Kirschsteln, Minister-
Morning worship at lo:au o cioci sermon
theme, "The Value and Purpose of Publlo
Worship." Bible school at noon. Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. Evening
church service at 8 o'clock, sermon theme,
The Rejected Invitation." Mia-weeK
meeting Wednesday at 8 p ,m.
Christian Science.
First Church of Christ, Scientist St.
Mary's Avenue and Twenty-fourth Street
-services, u and 8; subject ot Lesson
sermon, "Houl and Body;" Sunday school.
two session, 9:45 ana a li.
ConsrcRatlonnl.
First Nineteenth and Davenport F. T.
Rouse. Pastor Morning worship. 10:30:
subject, "Some Surprises In the New
Civilization;" evening, 7:46; subject, "The
world in Chicago."
Baratoira. Twentv-flfth and Ames
Avenue, F. W, Leavltt Minister Sunday
school at 2 p. m.: service at 8; sermon
theme, "The Masterly Way in Whloh
Christ Reaches the Heart of Woman."
Plymouth. University of Omaha Audi
torium. Twenty-fourth and Evans. F, W.
Leavltt Minister Service at 10:30: ser
mon topic, 'The Women of Israel;" Sun-
aay scnooi at noon; Young reopiea
clety of Christian Endeavor at 6:30.
St Msnri Avenue. James Alexander
Jenkins, v. u., Minister WW a. m.,
mornlntr worahto! silbiect. "Has th
Twentieth Century Outgrown the Pul
pit?" 12 m.. Sunday school and Men's
forum; speaker, Colonel T. W. McCul
lough: subject, "The Moral Influence of
the Press.,f
Hillside. Thirtieth and Ohio. W. 8.
Hampton. Pastor Morning worship, 10:10;
Rev. E, E. Potter will preach; evening
services, 8; Rev. J. A. Jenklnsi of St
Mary's Avenue church will preach; Sun
day scnooi, noon: junior umaeavor, s;
sentor Endeavor, 7.
Episcopal.
St Philip the Deacon. Twenty-first near
Paul, Rev. John Albert Williams, Vicar
Holy communion at 7:30; matins, litany
and sermon at 11; evening prayer and
sermon at 6.
Bt. Mathlas" Tenth and Worthlngton,
George S. Southworth, Priest Sunday
services; Holy . communion, 8; Sunday
school, 10; morning prayer and sermon
by Rev, C. C. Rolllt of Minneapolis, it
Church of ood Shepherd, Twentieth and
Ohio, Rev. T. J. Collar, Rector No early
service; Sunday school, 9:45: morning
prayer with sermon by the bishop of the
diocese, 11; evening prayer with sermon,
by Rev. Albert WJHfamsv 8.
Lutheran.
International Bible Students' Associa
tion. Third Floor Baright Hall, Nine
teenth and Farnam 8Undav at 3 p. m.,
xubject, 'Tho Call of the Church."
Speaker. T, McNaught
St. Matthew's English, Nineteenth and
Castellar, Rev. G. W. Snyder, Pastor
Eible schobl for all at 10, subject "The
Two .Brothers.'' Gospel song and evangel
lstlc services at 7:45, subject, "Work Be
gun and Performed,"
Grace Evangelical, Twenty-sixth Street
Between Poppleton and Woolworth Ave
nues, Rev. Clarence N. Swlhart, Pastor
Services at 11 and I. Morning theme,
"Gods Loom." Evening theme, "A
Stranger In a Strange Place." Sunday
school at 10.
Zion English. Majrnolla Ma.ll. iMU Am..
Avenue, Rev. G. W. 8nyder, Pastor
Sf rvlces, at S;30, subject "A Necessity to
Awake" Sunday school at 2:30. The
Ladles' Pastor's Aid society "will meet
Thursday afternoon at the residence ot
Mrs. William Busch. 3S23 North Seven-
icemn sireei
St Paul's, Formerly at Twenty-eighth
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Beginning', Monday, May 26th
lTE announce our new showing of Summer
Millinery. Hundreds of beautiful new models in every
new style, for summer 'wear at very moderate prices will be shdwn for the
first time Monday. We extend an, invitation to the women of Omaha and
vicinity to view this display.
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Trimmed Lace
od Milan Hats
Opening Sale Prices
Trimmod Tagal Hats
Trimmed Homp Hats
Range from
$1.00
Ostrich Trimmed Hats
I . II.. .-IM-III .11. .
Paradise Trimmed Hats
Tailored Trimmed Hats
to
Trimmod Panama Hats
$25
Flowor Trimmod Hats
Misses Trimmed Hata,
7S Styles of Ratine Hats for Outing Wear Nqw on Display -
Imported
Leghorn Hats
$1.98
250 baud blocked Leg
horns, some faced with
tagal, comd in a largo
variety' of styjes. Not
a hat in this lot worth
less than $5.00. For
Summer Opening Spe
cialonly $1.98
Opening Special
for Monday Only
300 Imitation Panamas
at 59c
These aro pure whito hats neatly finished with
silk grosgrain edge, look like punnma, wear liko
panama and some call them panama. Wo aro
showing thorn in tho popular sailor stylos. Just
tho thing for Bummor wear worth $2.50. For
just ono day, Summer Ooponing Sale prico 59c
Imported
Italian Milans
$2.9$
A beautiful selection of
styles and colors includ
ing tho puro white im
ported milnn. Tho pop
ular prico of theso hats
is from $7.50 to $10.00.
Our price for Summor
Opening Salo . .$3.98
Opening Specials that Will Be on Sale Monday
Misses' Trimmed Hemp Hats at . . . .,$1.98
Misses Trimmed Laco Hats at $1.48
Misses' Trimmed Leghorns at ...,..$2.98
MiBses' Trimmed Milan Hats at ..,.$1.98
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Living Models
Special demonstration
of the newest hats for
outing and dress wear.
We Design and Trim
Hats Free
Living Models
Special demonstration
of the newest hats for
outing and dress wear,
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CORRECT API AR 151. FOR MEN AND WOMEN
and Parker. Rev. El T. Otto, Pastor)
Residence, 1606 North Thirty-fourth: Tel
ephone Harney 4061 Services In German
at 10 In chapel, corner Thirty-fourth and
Seward. Sunday school at 11:30. Even
ing service In English at S In Norwegian
Lutheran church. Twenty-sixth and Ham
ilton, subject "Jesus, the Physician."
St Mark's English, Twentieth and Bur
dette, Rev, Dr. L. Groh, Pastor Services
at 11 and & Morning topic, "Tho Only
nr... ... U..U.H nnri haw ffn Clt Th.r.
Evening topic, "Heroes Ask No Syrapa
thv. nut malm Admiration." Sunday
school at 9:15. Young People's Christian
Endeavor at 7as. un June 4 juouee eerv-
tnr th nnstor. His fifty years
service In the ministry are then full.
Vntintxn Memorial. Farnam and
Twenty-sixth Avenue. Rev Oliver D.
Baltciy, fasior oervrcr. ior uio jirsi
Sunday after Trinity. At, 11 o'clock the
pastor will preach a special sermon ap
propriate to the closing of the second
year of his pastorate. At 8 o'clock .J. F.
Barton will by request repeat the beau
tiful cantata. "The Man of Nazareth."
Bunday school at.:. Luther league at
7 o'clock.
Methodist.
Norwegian and Danish, Twenty-fifth
and Decatur, R. P. Petersen. Pastor
Bunday school at 9:15. Preaching at 11
and 8. Young- people's meeting at 7.
Gold Street Chapel, Thirty-ninth and
Gold, R. P. Petersen, Pastov tiunday
school In English at 3. Praachiug In
Norwegian and Danish at i and Wednes
day evening at 8.
Walnut Hilt Forty-first and Charles,
William Boyers, Pastor-Publlo worship
and sermon by the pastor at 10:30. At 8
the choir will render a program of sacred
songs. Sunday school at noon. Epworth
league at 7.
Diets Memorial, Tenth and Pierce, C. N.
Dawson, Pastor Sunday school at 9:30.
Memorial sermon at 10:45. Epworth league
at 7; Harry Slgler. leader. Preaching by
the pastor at 8. Prayer meeting Wednes
day evening at 8.
McCabe, Fortieth and Farnam, Rev. W.
H. Underwood, Pastor Sunday school at
10 ir. a. CamDbell. superintendent
Morning sermon by the pastor at U. Ep
worth league at 7. i. K. uaiven, presi
dent Evening sermon at 8.
Trinity, Twenty-first and Blnney Or
mnlzed Bundav school classes will have
charge of the services. In the morning
Rev. Thomas Blthell will speak on "A
Great Commission." In the evening
Harland L. Mossman will speak on "Dan
iel" This U the first of a series of spe
cial services in the Interest of the organ
ised Bunday school classes.
Hirst Memorial, Thirty-fourth Street
nnd Lorimor Avenue. Rev. H. E. Hess.
Paetor-fiervlcea at 11 and t. Morning
subject, "The Passing ot the Veteran."
Evening subject "The Gospel In Omaha."
Prayer meeting and Bible study Wednes
day evening at 8. Bunday school at 10.
Epworth league at 7. subjeot '"Tho Social
Impulse Human Fellowship," leader,
Miss Jsslo Dearmont
Benson Episcopal. Main and Sixtieth,
Rev. Arthur Atack, Pastor-Iornlng wor
ship at 11 a. m. i Grand Army of the Re
public memorial by the pastor: anthem
by the choir: solo by Mr. Mills. Ttw
George Crook post and the ladles ot the
Relief corp will worship at this sorvlce.
iSVemng at g p. ra. iieoicauon anni
versary service. Special music. Solo by
Mr. Bradley, anthem by choir, violin solo
by Miss Grace Leldy, address by Rev.
T. M. Lldy and brief talk by pastor.
Hansoom Park, Twenty-ninth and
Woolworth, C. W. MoCasklll. Pastor
Preaching services at 10:20 and 8.
Morning sermon by the pastor. At nlg'it
Rev. Edward Hlslop will deliver the bac
calaureato sermon to the graduating clvis
of the Nebraska Methoilst Episcopal
Hospital Training School for Nurses. The
theme will be, "The Emergency of Life."
Sunday echool at noon with classes for
all. Epworth league at 0:30. Wednesdiy
evening at 8, In tne auditorium of the
church, will occur the commencement
program of the graduating class of the
Nebraska Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Training School for Nurses.
Pearl Memorial. Twenty-fourth Street
and Larlmore Avenue, Rev. J. Franklin
Haas, Minister Memorial service at 10:SO
In honor of U. S. Grant post Grand
Army ot the Republic, the Women's Re
lief corps and the Garfield circle. Ladles
of the Grand Army of the Republic. The
sermon will be preached by the pastor.
A double quartet, composed of Misses
Butler, French, Bradway and Hunter
and Messrs. Pennlaton, Crossley, Ladd
and Jones, will sing appropriate selec
tions. Miss Leldy will play a . violin
solo and the "assembly" call and "taps"
will be sounded by Trumpeter C. O. Van
Ness of Company H, Fort Omaha. In
the evening the pastor will preach at the
usual hour, Sunday school at noon.
Junior league at J:30. Epworth league
at too. The Men's brotherhood meets on
Monday evening.
l're.brtcrrn.
First Seventeenth ana Dodge, Rev. Ed
win Hart Jenks, D. D.. Pastor-Publlo
worship at 10:30. Evening worship at 8.
Christian Endeavor meeting at t:tt. Bun
day school at noon.
Castellar, C. C. Meek. Minister Serv
ices at 10:30 and 8. Sabbath school at
noon. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:J0.
Christian Endeavor at 7. Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening at ft.
Fair-view, Fortieth and Pratt, Charles
H. Fleming, Pastor Afternoon worship
at 3. Subject, "A Stainless Flag." This
Is a special Memorial day service Thurs
day evening at 8 the subject will be "The
Householder" and the, leader Mr. Parry.
First United, Twenty-first and Emmet,
A. C Douglass, Pastor Sermon toptos,
10:80 a. m.. "Growing Jn Grace;" S p. m.,
fourth In series to young ipeople, "Their
Fortunes and Failures;" nible school at
noon; Young People's Christian union;
s.rvlca at 7 p. m.
North, Twenty-fourth and Wirt, M. V.
Hlgbce, Pastor Sermons at 10:9) and 8.
Themes, "How God Bpares Us" and "AH-the-Pay
Religion." Bunday school at
noon. Young People's Society of Chris
tian Endeavor at 7. Prayer meotlng
Wedpesday evening.
Benson, Rev. A. J, McClung, Pastor
Sunday school at It Morning worship at
11. The subject of the sermon Is, "The
Soldier's Armor." Christian Endeavor at
7. Evening worship at 8. On Wednes
day evening, May is, the choir will give
a special musical program,
Westminster MornlnB servlca at 10:30.
Rev. F. S. Stein, D. ., of Lincoln will
preach. Hla subject will be "Spiritual
Realities." Sabbath school at noon.
Young people's meeting at 7. Evening
service at 8. Sermon by Rev. F, 8. Stein.
Subject, "Paul's Trichotomy "
Lowe Avenue, Fortieth and Nicholas,
Rev. Nathaniel McGlftln, D. D., Panto: -Morning
service at 10:30; Sunday sohuol
at noon; Christian Endeavor at 3 and t:4
p. m. Evening servloo at 7-.8; prayer and
conference meeting Wedensday evening
at 8 o'clock.
Clifton Hill, Forty-fifth and Grant,
Thomas B. Greenlee, Minister Publlo
worship at 11. Subjost, "My Meat Is to
Do the Will of Him That Sent Me." Sub
ject at 8, "The Inmost Belt." Bible school'
at 9:15. Christian Endeavor at 7. Indus
trial missions. Meeting tor prayer and
fellowship Wednesday evening at 8.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth
Bunday school at 9.30. Sacranvent of the
Lord's Supper, reception ot new members
and sermon by llev. Charles Heiron,
D. D., at 10:45, Prayer meeting of tho
Christian Endeuvor society at 7. Even
ing worship and sermon by Rev. Charles
Herron, D. p., at 8. Music by chorus un
der direction ot J G. Gunn.
Parkvale, Thirty-first and Gold, Retf, A,
E. Lehmann, Minister Bible school at
9:48. Junior Christian Endeavor society
at 8. Senior Christian Endeavor society
at 7. Evening song and preaching serv
ice at 8. Congregational meeting Wednes
day evening at 8. Junior-Intermediate
catechism class Thursday at 3:45. Senior
chorus rehearsal Thursday evening at 7:45
m, 11 .1. n 4 V. -.-. m
sovenin ana irate cnanes it. l'
Pastor Mornlnir worahln nt 10:30. Ru
Ject, "Vhat He Hath Given Thee." Bible
scnooi at noon. Endeavor at 7:15 and
State Secretary Bailey, who lately re.
, less Flag." This will be a special Me
I mo rial day service. Wednesday evening
the subjeot Is "The Householder" and tf
leader Is Mr, Glrardet
Miscellaneous.
Harford United Brethren, Nineteenth
Hid Lothrop 11 a. in., sermon, "Going
Forward:" 8 p. m.. sermon. "Living With
God."
i "Faces and Religions" will be the sub
ect of a storeoptlcqn lecture by BUrd F.
llllcr at the Theosophlcal headquarters,
room 30, Baldrlgo-Wead building, Twen
tieth and Farnam streets, Sunday evening
at 8 o'clock.
The Union Gospel Mission will conduct
services at 1C16 Chicago street Bunday
evening at 8 o'clock. Superintendent
Harry Slgler will speak, taking as his
topic, "The Worst Thing In the World,"
Orchestral muslo will bo 'played.
Church of Life, Lyrlo Theater, Nine
teenth and Farnam Sunday school at
9:5 a. m. Preaching by the Rev. Mrs.
Bell at 11 a. m.. subject, "The Man ot
Mans," Evening service at 7:45 o'clock,
subject. "The City of Gold."
People's, Charles W, Savldge, Pastor -Morning,
"How to obtain All One De
sires;" evening, "The Seven Classes
Whom God Says Shall Inherit the Land:" v
Bunday school at noqn: Young People s
Society of Christian Endeavor at 7. Prof.
Mertes has charge of the music.
V. M. C. A. Notes
Secretary Walter Mayer goes to Marne
la., Bunday to fill th pulpit at tht
church of that tqwn.
The 4 o'clock Sunday afternoon meeting
will be addressed by Rev. Arthur Atack,
pastor of tho Methodist Episcopal church
of Benson.
turned from an eastern trip, will go to
Havelock at once to complete the or
ganisation of a Railroad Young .Men's
Christian association at that point Early
In the week Mr. Bailey will assist In tho
opening up of new buildings at Norfolk
and Seward.
Movements
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