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Bct. and Mrs. Silyder to I Celebrate
Annivrraary of.Miasion Work.
BISHOP SCANNELL WILL PREACH
titer. Charles I. Cohlley, Sur I'nofor
nt First Chr?tlnn.-Chnrrh, to
Conduct rimt Service
SnndarInrnlnsr.
v Offiftnanco of th fortieth anniversary
of, Her. .nml a. W.; Pnyilera home
mlBonary rmrvlce begins .this evening
with a rrcrpelon lo tKn veteran Chris
tian workers, at the residence of Mr. and
MrH It It Phlr, tOi .Paratona street.
Alt frleh'a and acqualiialnes of llei
Mr. Snyder and his wlfo nre Invited. Con
tinuing Iho celebration ot their fortieth
anntVersny, an exunslvn projtram of ser
vices' will bo held Sunday.
At Zlon Jjutheran mission. MngnoJln
hall, 2) Ames nyenue,. of whldLllev.
Mr. Snyder U pastor, there wilt be mee
lnss nt Jo nnd Ji o'rJock. addressed bv
Jlev. h, J. Powell, of West Tolnt. n'ev.
1. Ij. YitrRer, D. V., of Atchison, Kan.
and Iter. I,uthec 'P. ' J.tidden. D. D., of
Uncoln.
At gt 'MaUhiow's Ivutheran church.
Nineteenth and CaBtellar streets, which
is Jlev. Mr, Ryder's main )astorate
services will be held nt liSO, 2:J0 nnd t:
o'clock, ilestdes the nforemwitlonat mln
IsCcrs, nv. a. H. Yerlan, Itev. G. N.
Bwll-nrt, Rev. D. P. Klstler. He-. Ton
nrd (Iron, D. O., all of Omaha, nnd other
p&iitrtr, 4 111 make Addresses.
To close the three days' cclcbrAtlqn of
this remarkable forty years ot home mis
sion work, a reception will be held nt St
Matthew's church, at 7:30 o'clock. Mon
day evening. All friends of llev. a.nd Mrs.
siyder and of their congregations am
invited. Short addresses will he made by
Itnv. 3. M. Cromer, D. I)., ot 8outh Au
burn. Neb.; ltev. K. I Fleck of Lincoln
and other visiting and local ministers
Dlrfiop Ecannell wilt preach at the 11
o'clock msss Sunday mohnlng at St. Ce
cilia's pro-cathedratt '
streets; sermon topic, "Tho Lord's
Prayer, Temptation, ' Bible school, m ,
young peoples meeting. ; p. m.
KpUcapnt.
All SalnU, Tw nty-slxth and Dewey
Avenue T. J. Mnokay, Itcctor-rSermon
toplo for the Second Sunday In Advent,
"The Need for Bhade In Ou Dally Ufa."
Serticcs at "Oo u m., 10 a. m. and 11
a. m.
A St. Matthias, Tenth and TVorthlngton
Avenue, ltev. (leorge 8. Southworth,
Pastor Second Bunday lh Advent Holy
fotnmunlon at 8." Sunday school at 10.
Holy communion and sermon at it
Evensong and aermon.on Friday at 7 9X
Church ot the Oood Shepherd, Twentieth
and. Ohio, nv. t. . Collar, Hector Moly
communion, 8 n..m.: Hunday school, 9 S
a. m.; holy communion with sermon, 11 a.
m.; evening prayer with sermon, 7:30
p. m.
Church of St. Philip Ihe Deacon, Twenty-first,
Near Paul, ltev. John Albert
Williams. Vicar IJol.v communion, 7:20 a.
ni.; matins, 10:30 a. m.. holy communion
with" sermon, 11 a. m.j Hunday school,
13:4-1 p. ni.i eVenlne Braver with sermon.
7:3
KvariRellenl.
First United, 2422 franklin, nev. J. M.
itdncll. Pastor Teachers meeting, 9:30.
Sunday school, 10. Preaching, H. Jbnlor
Kndeavor, p. m.. Young People's
meeting at e.T. Premchlnir,-7o. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Draco I'nlted, Corner Camden Avenue
and Twenty-seventy Thomas M. Bvans.
I'Astor Sunday school rtt It) a. m. Preach
ing at 11 a. m. andi7:S9 t. m. Christian
Endeavor at S.'SO p.1 m. in the abaenc
of the pastor Rev. M. Andreeseh will
preach In the rridrnlng and lra i. Beard,
of the Young Men'n Christian associa
tion, will speak In the vnlng.
German i.vaticilrai. Corner Eighteenth
and Cuming, llev. P. Ostertng, Pastor
Sunday school, 10 a. m.; preaching, 11 a,
m.; Catechism class, 6 p. rrt.; Young Peo
ple's association, 7 p. m. There will be
no preaching in the evening; the pastor
will preach In the. evening at tho Olen
Avenue church at Council Bluffs, la.,
whose pastor Is sick at tho hospital.
Wednesday and Thursday, December 10
and 11. the Women' Missionary society
will hold their annual bazar on the first
floor In the llee building, corner Seven
teenth and Famum streets,
Lutheran,
tit. Mark's English. Twentieth and Bur
dette, 1. rCoh, Pastor Morning service
at 11 a. m., Second Advent Sunday, topic,
The JSnris" Evening service at 7:30,
topic, "Old Testament Saints." Chris
tian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m.
Immnnuel, Nineteenth and Cass, Adolf
nuii, i-astor-rticcpno sunaay in yvavent.
Morning service at 19. Oraded Sunday
school at 11:45. Evening service at I.
I.uth league festivity on Flday .even
ing, beglnnlg at 6. Choir or sbtty mem
bers sings at services.
Zlon, Thirty-Sixth and Lafayette
Avenue, A. T. 1orlmer, Pastor Sunday
si'hool at 10. Services at 11. Evening ser
vices at 8. Services and choir practice on
Thursday evening at 7:40. Ladles Aid so
cley meets at the home of Mrs. Ernest
Turner, 6123 North Sixteenth street, next
Thursday afternoon nt 3.
Grace, (English). South Twenty-sixth
mroei, uciwecn i'oppieion ana wooi
worth Avenues, Clarence N, Snihart,
Minister 11 a. m., Prayer ana Sacrifice;
7:45 p. m.fl "The Nation's Great High
way;" Sunday school, 10 a. m.: confirm
ation classes, Friday, 4 and 7 p. m.
Kountze Memorial, Farnam Street and
Twenty-sixth Avenue, ltev. Oliver D.
Bdltzly, Ph. D.. D; D.", Pastor Services
fur the second. .Sunday In advent: Morn
ing worship at 11, subject "When Is tho
Kingdom of God Within Tout" evening
worship at S; Sunday school, 9:45 a. m.;
Luther league, 7 p. m., confirmation
classes Thursday evening at 7:45, Friday
nfternoon at 4:15 and Friday evening at
7:45.
Methodist.
Trinity Methodist Episcopal, Twenty
first and Kinney, Thomas Bithell, Pastor
Morning senvlce at 10:30; Sabbath
school, 12 in.; Epworth leagu, 6:30 p. in.;
evening Service at 7:30. Tha' choir will
render a sncred concert In the evening
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ltev. Cliarlea E, Cobhey. new pastor at
the First Christian ehureb, will conduct,
servlaes Sunday. l!o comes hero from
Beatrice and wilt make his home In
Orrtaha with his' wife's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. K. Briydtfr, 35U' South 'Thirty-second
street Dr. A. D. Harmon, wiio re
signed the local pastorate oh account ot
Ills health, left Thursday evening for
Cable, Wis.,' where he will take life easy
or a while. .
wA Ntbreo dau' Special devotion. In con
nection with, die feast of tho Innnculate
conception, wltl begin tomorrow morning
at the 10:30 roast , of the, Holy Angles'
church, ThdiWotlon Is Intended for the
soladlttes of .the blesat-d Virgin Mary,
hut the ontlM congregation may avail
themselves of . the oppoKunlty. Fatlm
Livingstone of Crlghton university will
conduct these ser'lces. which will be
brought to a close on TVlnedny morn
ing; Holy A f! gels' cliUrch la located at
T-enty-elrliUi and Fowler avenue, and
ths past6r is Father Flanagan.
J. .M. Ixily. D. D., (will preaoh Sunday
At tM Grace Metnoaist church, Twenty-
seoodd ami1 Seward Streets. The service
will rtart ai 8 o'clock. Rev. O. Smith,
pastari hohas been ill, 'will resume his
dKleit th(SundnyJnier4nk servjie.
' DavM 8,t,M. Uner of Chicago, aiinor
ty wttltwieplti. -wrt-.'gtvn his, third free
psbtle leetire ' UmUr the auspices of the
Omaha Thnosopjhleal society, on "Itesur
rectJon and Asclenslon," Siinday evening.
The lecture will' be given Ji the society's
hall. 20 Baldrlge building, .TwpntletH and
Farnam streets.
The choir of Trinity Methodist church,
Twenty-first and Blnney, will render
a sacreji concett Stlnday enlng at 7:30
o'clock. The program follows;
Organ recital, Fladley Jenkins; song,
'tRock of Ages," by oliolr and congrega
tB; wayer; song, "Crossing the Bar,"
by i choir: acrlpture: offering: song,
"Kaarer My God to Thee," by choir and
congregation; solo, by Newell; anthem,
"Blst Be the Tie that Binds," by choir
and congregation: duet, by Harry and
Miss Both Hansacker; doxology; benedic
tion. Plymouth Congregational church will be
transferred from the gymnasium of the
University o Omaha, to Reeack hall, the
recitation building, ok the same campus.
Baptist.
First. Twenty-ninth Avenu and Har
aey, Key. "V. Jasper Howell, rastor--Xeralag
servle at 1:. with Lord's aup
Mr and we)ete to the new .ssesibers.
KvMlng wersMp at ,7t ttheme, "Faith,"
this la att evMgewtlt) sermon.
Zten, Twenty-sixth and Franklin. Rev.
W. T. Halts. PasterCavenant meeting
at 10:90 a. m. , Sunday school at 1 p. m.
Yung People's union at :W p. m. Kven
tMe servtcea at 7:16, 9reacSing by the
paster. The Lord's supper will be Ad
ministered and the hand f felMTwshlp
given new members. Mid-week pre.yw
meeilnK every Wedaesday evening at 7:90.
Calvary. Twenty-third an 'Hanltea, J.
A, Maxwell. Paston Morning smvlee at
M:M. subject "The OMigatton ot Love;"
oommualen and reception' of new mem
bers, MMe school at noon. Young PeoMe's
meeting at :. subject. "The ideal
Christ! aa His Rewartfa." Kvangellstto
service at 7:36 p. m. question sermon.
"Where Art Thou."
Immanuel Twenty-fourth and Pinkney
Morning service at 10:80, with addresses
by three laymen, follows! by Lord's
supper and reception of new members
Bible school at noon. Young people's
meeting At 6:30. Evening servlpe, con
ducted by choir, beginning at 7:15. with
fifteen minutes organ jprelude. Men's
fellowship supper at t-M. Wednesday
evening, followed by an hour Bible
study. Midweek meeting on Wednesday
evening at S o'clock.
O race, .south Tenth and Arbor,' K. B.
Taft, Minister Sunday school. 10 a. m.;
morning worship at 11; baptism and the
Lord's supper; sermon topic "A Deslra
to See Jesus;" Baptist Young People's
union, 7 P. m.: evening service at 7:0,
sublect, "The Experience ot a Young
Christian."
Christian.
First, Twenty-sixth and Uarney,
Charles K. Cobbey, Pastor Mr. Cobbey
begins his work as pastor at the morn
ing service. It a. m. Evening service, JiSO.
Christian Kndeavor At :J0, toplo, "Chris
tian Ideas Ills Reward.1' Junior Kn
deavor at 4:SU, tonic, "Bible Heroes. '
Bible school at . , nU
North Side, Twntj--seond and Lath
rop, II. J. Klrschsteln. Minister Morning
worship at 10:). sermon theme, "The
lard'a Invitation:" Bible school, IS m.;
Christian Kndeavor. 6 11 n. m. : avonim-
service at 7:. sermon theme, "The Evi
dence of Pardons0 midweek meetlnc
Wednesday at 7:30 p. in.
Christian Xrlrnrr.
First Church of Christ. (Sclentlin. Kt
Murv'M AvftntiA anil Ttt-ntv-frMir.!. c .
-Sunday school, :5 and 11 a. m.; Sunday f J,I10,B""- , H converts the polaons In the
uaw saw as aavo ltas, md fuiw vwi
lly eliminate. Stuart'a Calcium Wafers
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theme. "The High Cost ot Llvlnj. Sun-1 uhi vigorous, bringing the low of youth I
day school at noon. No evening service, to the cheeka and vigor und strength to :
Y1. J,'netnh nrt Davenport. Fred- thi body. Yotf wilt never know how!
.V?A . ... r "liSL 1 glorious u is to live until you nave a
Hi. BHH&'r. he H'0 1,,d wltKlPure. vigorous abundant ' blood supply
Christ in God." Communion and recepy coursing through your veins. There are
at 7:30.
First. Twentieth and Davenport, Titus
Lowe, Minister Morning' service at 1L
subject. "Tho Impact of Christ-on the
World:1' evening service, at 7:39, subject,
"The New, Man and the New -Woman."
Sunday school, 9:ts a. nr.; ' Kpworth
league, 6:90 p. m.; midweek meeting,
Wednesday evening at 7:; Men's club,
Sunday morning at 9:15, D.p A. II. Hip
pie, leader,
McCabe, .Fortieth and. Farnam. W. II.
Underwood, Pastor Sunday school at 10
o'clock. Morning service at U. Junior
league at 3. Kdworth league at 6:30,
topic. "Has God a Place for My LlfeT"
Evening, service at 730. Prayer aBd bible
study class on Wednesday evening at
7:.
Diets Memorial, Tenth and Pierce. C
N. Dawson, Minister. Sunday school at
3:30, Dr. J. U Krfanx. superintendent.
Preaching at 10:45. . Kpworth league at
0:30, R. H, Pendell leader, Preaohlng at
7:S0. topic, "Return of the Wanderrer'
Brotherhood mfeet-dn Tuesday at .7:30
p. m. Sunday school .board meeting on
Wednesday evening at 7:30, followed by
the woekly prayer meeting. Special ser
vices far nurses on Sunday evening, De
cember 14, at 7:80.
Walnut Hill, Forty-first and Charles,
William Boyers, Pastor PUblio worship
and sermon by the Rev, Edward Hltlop,
district superintendent, at 10:30 a. m.
Sunday school at noon, George Lladley,
superintendent. Kpworth league at 8:80
p. tn;. Publla worship and sermon by the
pastor at 7:30 p. m.
Pearl Memorial, Twenty-fourth and
Larlmbre, J. Franklin Haas, Minister
Morning sermon at 10:39. sublect. "A
kMournful Jeremlade." Evening sermon.
"r oms or reeling." special music at all
services.
Presbyterian.
First, Corner Seventeenth and Dodge,
Edwin Hart Jenks, D. D., Pastor Com-
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Hon of member. 1-lvenlnR servlra at t-A
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Plymouth, ft-ederlrk W I,euvttt. Mln
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munfon service, 10 JO a. nt: evening serv
ice, at 730; young people's meeting, 6:15
p. m.;v8uaday Bchooi,;ii m. .
Korth, Corner Twenty-fourth and Wirt,
M. V. Hltbee, X. D Paator-J-Sermon at
10:30 a. m. on ''Giving by Christ's Bute;"
Sunday sehobl, 12m. t Young People's So
ciety of Christian .Endeavor, 6.80 p. m.i
sermon at 7:20 p. m. on "Strlvldg for the
Masterr."
Castellar, C. C. Meek, Pastor Sabbath
school,, 10 a. m.; morning service, 11 a.
m.; Junldr ChristUn Endeavor, 3:30 p. m.;
Senior Christian' Endeavor, 7 p. m.; even
ing service. 8 p. m. Ilov. K. J. Kalllna
of the .South Omaha' Bohemian Presbyter
Ian church will preach at the evening
service.
Iowo Avenue .Corner Fortieth and
Nicholas, Rev. Nathaniel McGlttln, D. D.,
Pastor Sunday school, 10 a. m.; church
service, 11 a. m.; , Christian Endeaver, 3
and :tS p. m.; . evening service at 7JS;
prayer meeting ' and teachers' class
Wednesday evening at 8 led by J. B.
Wootan.
Clifton Illtl. FortV-flfth and Grant.
Thomas B. Greenlee, Pastor Bible school,
9: IS a. m.; pUbllo worship, 11 a. m. and
7:30 p, m. Dr. A. B. Marshall ot the
Omaha Theological seminary will preach
at, both services. Christian Endeavor so
cltey. 6:30 p. m., "The Ideal Christian
His Howards;" Wednesday, g p. m., meet
ing for prayer and fellowship.
Farkvale. Thlrtl'-flrst and Gold. Uev.
A. E. T.ohmahn, Minister Morning war-
snip witn sermon tsy tne minister and
Bible school at 10:30; Junior Christian
Endeavor society, 3 p. m.; Senior Chris
tian Endeavor society. 7 d. m.: avenlmr
worship 'at 7:46; , Junior Intermediate
Chorus Thursday iat 3.4S p. m.: prayer
meeting .of the church and senior chorus
rehearsal Thursday evening at 7:30.
Falrvlew. Pratt ' Street and Fortieth
Avenue. Charles IL Fleming. Pastor
.Bible school, 2 p. m.: afternoon worship
aijs, tn,eme, "rne,i.ine or tieast iiesist
ance:" service ot song. 7:30 tx m. Wednei-
unf, ovwims ot 1110 ivftutar tiiiuwewcl
service ana Mrs. Easton the leader. No
more John Work till the middle of January.
Benson. B. J. McCluntr. Pastor Sun
day sehool. 10 a. m.: morning worship at
11. sermon theme, ''Rewards;" men's Bible
class. 13 m.; Junior i'hrisllun Endeavor,
3;30 p. m.i Clirlstlan Kndeavor. 6:30 p.
m.: evening worshtn at 7:00. sermon sub
ject. "The Pean of Christ." Miss Sago
of omaha win sing '"Trust In the Lord."
by Handel. The choir will sing Gounod's
anthem, "Send .Out Thy IJght." Prayer
meeting Wednesday evenng at S.
Third, Twentieth and Leavenworth,
Robert Karr, Pastor Sunday school, 9.30
n. ,m., A. D. Schermerhorn. superinten
dent; preaching, 10: a. m., subject. "The
Kffects of Ploty" Junior Endeavor, 3 p.
m., under direction of Misses Woolley
and Grace Howell; Senior Endeavor, 6:30
p. nw subject. "How to Make tha Meet
ing of Our Society More Helpful;" preach
ing. 7:30 p. m . subject. 'The TemDtatlons
of Jesus." Teacher training class, 7:15 p.
m.. Wednesday, followed by prayer meeting.
Church of .the Cnvmint Trtt and
Twenty-seventh. f'hm-i ir vi.minr
7!Sftot".Mornlnf worship at 10:30. theme.
school, li m.: Christian Kndenver. -.45 n.
m,. evening worship at 7:30. subject. "The
Greatest Plague in the World." Wcdnes-
un evening at s the regular midweek
service. No mote oT John Work till the
iiuuaie or januaiy. Down-town Chrlst
",a." J!1" D" tne I-adles Aid on Friday
5n,.LFu,rda' of nex week In tho Bee
building.
Miscellaneous.
Tnternstlonsl Bible Students' Associa
tion. Barlght flail No. 1. Nineteenth and
arnam-Sunday, 3 p. m.: Subject, "The
Heavenly Jerusalem;" speaker, A. W.
Rlemer. '
Reorganlied Church of Jesus Christ of
Jf Day Saints. Twenty-fourth and
Ohio-Sunday school. -45 a. m.; rellglo
Uterary society. 6:30 p. m.; preaching. 8
P m.; midweek prayer service Wednes
day, S p. m.
Pentecostal. Ulo North Twentyfourth.
ltev. .V C. Atherton. Paslor Sorvlres at
a.I. . ,:S attenioon. "The Oospei
of Salvation from ln and Disease. 8om
and Body;" evening. "Where Are tin
l.'tM,l-. .r" TJ,eJ' t-onselous? What Do
the Nations Belioe. and What Sa the
SorlpturesT" .
I'nlted Brethren. Nineteenth snd loti,
rop. W. o; Jones. Sllnlstcr-Blble school,
10 a. m.; preaching, 11 a. in. and 7:30 .
m prajer meeting, Wednesday, i p. m.:
gj-m classes, boys, 9-11 jtars, Monday,
7O0 p. m.; dafllesr Tuesday, :S0 p; tent
coys, 14-16 years, .Thursday. 6:80 X. m.
Vj M'. C. A. Notes.
The. student" c6pncl of tho educational
department wilt meet Wednesday even
ing at 6:15.
Plans, are already started for the New
Year's reception, to bo held the evening
of January 1.
Tho membership social, scheduled . for
December ,1, has been postponed until the
evening or December 15.
General Secretary D. F. Denison will
address tho hlnh school boys at their
conference at Hastings Sunday.
The young Men's- Christian association
Is now conducting a class for those men
who wish to become naturalised.
j?r. Henry1 life problem class. Just
preceding tho men's meeting, will discuss
the subject, "Choosing Companions."
The men's meeting Sunday afternoon
will ba addressed by Rev. W. R. Hill ot
the First Baptist church, South Omaha.
Secretary R. S. Flower will leave Sat-
UrriA.V With A An-n (.... r V. TTi 1
school boys to attend the conference at
.n ,81wrlaV evening the teachers of
the night sehool. with their wives, will
attend, a reception and banquet at the
association building. A literary Pro
gram will follow.
Jones, assisted by Miss Blanche Bradley.
Jin, iiiuxrin. vioumsi; will
Hotlierlngton, 'cellist; John G. Jamleaon,
baritnnA. at ih. Q rB n.' . a ....... r
- - - v. . ... j m T
frrecatlohnl nhtirt. .will .ih. . Mi..in.t.
at the association hall.
Tuesday evening Mr, Denison will go
1 st't Juls. "tend a meeting of the
Industrial Commission of tho Employed
ftfflnMM CrfAr .... Ae .1 A.' . . . .
Christian Associations ot North Araer-
iucv. m ma uuiuijiiamuii win inveadgato ino
responsibility of the associations to tho
.tndgairal worker and -will reeetsjmsnd
plana for reaching and worklnriwith this
class of men. , V-f
BRIEF CITY NEWg
Ooplsy, Jeweler, 21S S. 16th. JSthyear.
ridellty Storage k Van Oo. Doutf.1616.
Have Boot Print It Now Beacon Press.
xaf Inst Tea. re&B MntusU Gould.
Slghtlag fixtures. Borress-Sranden Co.
Jfotios The women ot First Metllodlet
church will hold their Christmas War
December 8, 8 and 10 at 1609 Farnam
street The display this year of gjtts use
ful and beautiful will surpass other years.
Kuosr This resDonsmr. tni.l mm.
pany executor and trustee you will avoid
all contingencies and disabilities o' Indl-
viaual trusteeship at moderate cost
your estate.
nam street.
tu
Peters Trust Co., 1622 Far-
FATHER KALAMAJA AND
BROTHER RETURN HOME
Rev. Theobald Kalamaja, pastor of Im
maculate Conception church, and hl
brothers. W. Mlko Kalamnla. nf Kml.
Omaha and S. J, Kalamaja of Denver,
Colo., returned from South Bend, Ind.,
where they were called three weeks age
to the bedside of their dvlnir fnth.r
died on Thanksgiving day. The late Jo-
sepn Kalamaja illcd nt the age of 70 and
leaves, besides his wife, five sons and
seven daughters and an aged father of 91.
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