Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, May 2, 1909, Page 6

TOPICS OF THE DAY OF REST! Mrs. T. N. McClintock of China to Speak at North Church. WILL ADDRESS THE WOMEN Dr. John Baptist, Once Photographer te Ahdal Hamid 11, Will Speak M. C. A. on the De- Mis. T. N. MeClintock of Hajnan, China representing the tWoman's Presbyterian Board of Missions of Northwest, will speak before the Presbyterian union of Omaha and vieinity Wednesday afternoon at 138 at North Nincteenth and Ohiio strests and interesting speaker and women of al denominations are Invited to hear her Music at Kountze Mamor MORNING Prelude—Andanteno Processional—Hark! Hark! Solo—Babylon Mrs. Gudeth Postiude—March in E fia EVENING Prelude~TEvening Star (Tannahauser) the chureh church Lemare Smart Watson My Soul Batiste o z and Mies Shaffer. Postlude—March, selected... s B A Fleet, dircotor. Ch Jr., organist. . W . celling Giebel aries Cocke, Special music at First Christian Sunday will be as follows MORNING. Anthem—Crossing the Bar.... Response—Hear Us O Father EVENING Anthem-The Lost Chord...Brewer-Sullivan Tenor 8olo—0 loving Father.....Del Ricgo Mr. J. J. Naven Mrs. Louise Shadduck Zabriskie, organ- ist. Walter Graham, director of music Prothero Dr. Loveland of the First Methodist church s giving a serles of post-Lenten lectures on Sunday evenings on “Spiritual Meswages from Poets and Song Writers.' “Alfred Tennyson, the Seer of Immortality will be given Sunday evening. The vested choir will render Tennyson's ‘‘Ring Out Wild Bells” and “Crossing the Bar” and other selections from this great poet. The audience s requested to hwe in their seats promptly at 7:45, thus avoidiug interruption of the musical prelude. Pry Rev. First Dodg yterian, Seventeenth Edwin Hart Jenks, pastor MORNING. Anthem—1 Will 8ing of Thy Power. sos 5 . Sullivan Solo—God Ts My Shepherd.. Miss Mom BEVBNING Fades the Twilight Rav . Calkin Anthem—SBoftly Meek and Gentie..Ambross Miss Louise Jansen, soprano and Miss Myrtle Moses, contralto; tenor; Miss Nancy Cun’ Anthem—Jeau: Cholr: ningham, organist Special monthly musical service in the evening at the Hanscom Park Methodist Episcopal church: Prelude ........ Anthem — ‘The Passed Aw Holo—"Glory Night'" Offortory ... Quartet—With ks (B UL aad it do st RN Radiant Morn_ Hath e WOOAWATD to Thee My God Thi Mrs. Bentz. 1o for to—""Hat A4 Pliueger Miss Woolf, Misa Westertield Mr. Newell and Mr. Lang. Duo—"1 Waited for the Lord’..Mende!ssohn Mre. Stanley Hill and Dr. Jennie Callfas ke Aw the Heart Desevelh the Water Books” .. <vveren Allitson Mr. Charles Lang. Anthem, with soprano sold— matus"—from “Stabat Mater’ Dr. Jennfe Callfas and Tostiude—March................8¢ Miss Marguerite Morehouse, Mr. Lea G. Kraiz, choirmaster. .Batiste enor, op h Not Thou nflam- organist At the North Side Christian chu women's chorus will vender the music at the morning serviee. In evening the chorus choir will sing Heavens Are Telling” from Creation.” The chorus cholr church, numbering twenty-five attend the May festival in a body, to hear the “Messiah are preparing to give this great at Christmas time The woman's auxillary of the Church of St. Philip the Deacon will hold their annual apron sale in the church guild roums, 1141 North Twenty-tirst street, Thursday aftar- nosn and evening. The proceeds are missionary work. W. C. A Notes. The educational committee has made efinite arrungements for two of the prom- ‘sed series of vacation trip talks. The first ne will be on the atlonal Christian F Jeavor convention, Which is to be held tils TALKS ON TEETH (By Br. E. R. L. Murphy) ‘WE WON'T HURT You fo many people have an arroneous iden that our methoqd of restoring missing teeth nvolves a surgical operation. We are con- siantly gettin king whether the “operation’ i painful or There is nothing about this work that is In the alightest degree related to ar operation.” You have nothing to fear or aread. he constructiva part of done in the iaboratory. It tedfous job for the patlent ish the fear if you have held to the ea that it was a painful ordeal and one to be feared or dreaded Dr. Murphy's Method has re the old-fashioned tortures of chair—people are glad 1o keep appoin ments here. for each one weans that the new. beautiful teeth are that much nearer ready to be placed in the mouth We can refer to patients in every of_his country Where do you live—East, West. North or Bouth? If you will write for particulars pecial of this Saturday evening as they oratorio for the work is not even slutionized dentist part we can put you In communication with one | of our patients in you vicinity, to whom you can write. We may name some right in | vour own towr - igp e 3 these happy reople scattered all over the country and more being added daily Are you wearing a partial plate or hriage? I you know what it is to tortured. We sympathize with you—but you don't nesd to suffer long. If you are near enough vou can call for free examination of your teeih, and if you are not rear enough to call for our free book of Dentistry, detail Why not make a start toward testh per- fection—to-dey? Good teeth means good Opportunity s knocking DR.E.R. L. MURPHY 510 N. Y. Life Building, OMAHA FORMERLY CONSULTING AND EX AMINING DENTIST WITH G. GORDO! MARTIN (NC) or there are “Dr. Murphy's Method which explains the work in health Mrs. McCiintoek fs & foresful | Prothero | and | +o.Dvorak | -Rossina | expects to | ou can write | 5 OMAHA DAY - BEE: MAY summer in St. Paul, Minn trips In connection tharewith talk will be on | Points in Coloradc 121 and May 2 Tuesday events | club has The second | Two Weeks at Principal | The dates are May the Business s ta members and | ] am In charge Helen Mackin will be given In l"-(. room at 7:30. H At the Sunday zoapel meeting next Bun- | day at 120, Mre. F. P. Loomis will speak, | bringing some message from the reeent | biennial convention in 8t Paul, Minn Solos by Miss Minnah Weber. Social hour | | at 5:3. Al women invited | The Young Women's Christian associa- | {tion cireulating library was open to the | { members for the first time this noon Books | may be had by members every day from | 12 to 2, on Saturday evening from 7 to § and on Sundays from 23 to 4 An woman, whether a member or not, is wel- | | come to read any books in the reference | library at any time, but they must not be | | taken from the room. | | Monday evening, next, May 2, the In-His- | ame circle invites the general public_to hear Judge Howard Kennedy speak on “The Juvenile Court and Its Work Thi | exists to further the roliglous interes: the association and this winter has had each month a taik by one of the workers promin 1v identified wi the varlous I philanthiropic and charitab! organizations of the city, and so many are interested in the juvenile court it was decided (o make this ‘an open meeting in the Young Wom- jen's Chiistian association auditorium. Hour 8 o'clock. Special music by a male quartet Y. M. C. AL Sunday at 3 o'clock Dr. Henry will begin @ series of talks before the Life Problem club on the “Problems of Physical tompta {tion. May 2 he will speak upon “Sex and Life:' May 9, “Sax and Manhood;,’ May 16, “Sex and Religion.” At the assocfation building Sunday after- noon there will bhe a_timely address on the deposed sultan of Turkey regarding his life and reign by Dr. John Baptist, who for three years was court photographer and intimately acquainted with the secrets | of the palace. | The debate hetween the Omaha and South Omaha debating teams scheduled for Tues- ening, April 27, was postponed until Tuesday evening, May 11, on account of the inability of the Omaha team to get ready This is the first annual debate with the South_Omata boys. Admission to the de- bate will be free. Mother's day.”” Sunday, observed by the Omaha program fs being arranged. Mrs. Lowe will have a speclal (mother's) dinner for the | | boys away from home. There will be an orclhiestra giving a concert in the lobby In jthe afterroor and an appropriate address in the assembly room at 4 o'clock. Special | music and singing of favorite songs. The association has ordered 1,00 white carna- tlons, which may be secured at the build- Ing Baturday afternoon and Sunday. All the men and boys are asked to wear a | White carnation and to write home to their mothess. | May 8 will be association. A | Miscellancon Calvary Bapt Thirty-fourtn nd Seward unday at %, Bible school i Toursday at 8, prayer meeting. | [People’s, Charies W. Savidge, | Morning, '“Help Yourself wnd | Help You;" evening, God. Second Church Pastor God Will A New Message from Christ, Scientist, Nine- Leenth and Farnam, Lyric Theater—Sunday school at 9:45, Service at 11. Subject les- son sermon, “Everlasting Punishment.” Kountze Memorial Lutheran, Rev. John E. Tlummon, Pastor—Morning subject, “Our Political Pride” iivening subject, “The Wise Man.' ' Special music. { " Church of the Covenant, Twenty-seventh and Pratt, Rev. R. T. Bell. Pastor—Serv- ices at 10:30 a. m. and § p, m.; toplc of morning service, “Law Enforcement.”” | _First Unitarlan Beventeenth and Morning_service, 1 preaching by Rev. W Pratt; subject, “If Paul Were Alive @;dey-" A cordlul Invitation Is extended to Church of the Good Sheperd, Twentieth | and Ohio—8 and 11, celebration of the holy communion; 1 service and sermon; evening service, wilh addrese. Wednesday 5. Churc! of Jesus Christ_of Latter Day | Saints, 2708 Leavenworth—Sunday school ut 10, Evening services at 8. These services are free to the public. William Redd, pre- siding elder. | Wirst Churen of Christ, Scientist, Twenty- (iith and Farnam, Cliwmbers Bullding— | Sunday schoo! at #:4. Services at 11 and 8. Subject of lesson sermon, “Everlasting | Punishment. | Trinity Methodist, Twenty-first ney, Dr. John A. Spyker, I’as tor ‘will preach at 10:3) and 7:3 chool at noon. Junior league at league at 6:30. 8t. Paul's ighth and ces at 10 ish at i:4 »od Shepacrd Fivst Presbyteria Seventeenth, Rev Pastor—Morning ‘ e Eadeavor Clifton Greenlee, abbath clety nd Bin- | The pag- Sabbath Senior German 1.1 rker, a. theran, Twenty- (. Otto, Pastor— m. and evening service in theme, “‘The Work of the| . Corner pf Dodge and dwin Hart Jenks. D. D., service at 10:30, Kvening school at 12 Christian ing at 6:15. Presbyteriun, Tlomas B, ices at 10:30 and 8. | Junior Endeavor Fndeavor soclety at dnesday at 8. me: Hill AMin at 4:20. |7. Midweek meeting | 2 Memoriel Methodist _Kpiscopal | Twenty-fourth and Larimore, Thomas | Hinkle, Pastor—Morning theme, “The Fall of Babylon;" avening. "The Paths of Glory | | but Lead to the Grave.” Sunday school at | noon { Flrst Christian, Twenty-sixth and Ih«r‘~l J. M. Kersey, Pastor—Usual services. { Preaching at 10:10 ind 8. Bible school at 112, Young people’s meeting at 7. Bible | | class Tuesday trom 8 to 8. You are cor- dially invited, | _First Reformed Church, Central _Boulevard, Rev. F.'S. Zaugs, | Pasior—Sunday #chool at 9:30; preaching | service at 11 and 8. The pastor has re- | | turaed from his trip and will have charge | of the services, | Norweglan and | me Twenty-third and | Danish Met R, P.F and 8. ‘Topics A Better Omaha evening Ye Recelved the Holy Spirit?” Young peo- | ple’s meeting at 7. 1 Trinity Cathedra!, Capitol Avenue | Eighteenth. The Very Rev. George Beacher, Dean—Holy communion at & Sun | 4a 00l and Rible class at 9:45. Holy communion and sermon at 11 Evening | | prayer and sermon at 8. | Flhst United Presbyterian, Twe | and Emmet, Rev. D. Ii. Turnbull, Pastor- | Bervices at 10:3 and 8. The celebration of | the sacrament of the Lord's Supper at the morning service. Young people's meeting | jat 7. Bible school at noon McCabe Methodist Eplscopal, Farnam and | | Forileth, J. Narver Gortner. Pastor Preaching at 11 and 8 Rev. Willlam Gorst, ’IJ D., will preach at the morning service. The pastor will preach in the evening, | | theme, “Loyalty to Law St. Mark's English Lutheran, Twentieth and Burdette, L. Groh, Pastor—Services | Bunday 10:45, “Height of Joy Via Deep Borrow;" 8, "No Drudgery, but Delight in | God's Way." Sunday school at noon; Young Peaple's Christian Endeavor 16. First United Bvangelical Franklin, Near | Iwenty-fourth, Rav. Q. o Deck, Pasior— Sunday school, 10 a. m.; holiness meeting, 3 p m hristlan Endeavor, 7 p. m!; wor. ship. 1) m and § p. m themes, A !llrhl! Necesaity “What Seek Ye Third Presbyterian, Twentieth and Leav enworth, Rev. Willlam F. Todd, Past Sunday schooi at 9:30. Morning service at 11045, Evening service at 3 Rev. Dr Charles Herron of Omaha seminary will preach. Special music at each service. North Presbyterian. Nineteenth and Ohio M. V. Higbee, Pastor—Services at 10:30 m. and i:8 p. m.; Sabbath school. 12 m Young People's Society Christian En deavor, 6:30 p. m. No praver meeting this week, account seminary commencem Olivet Baptist, Thirty-elghth | Avenue, George MacDougall ing services at 11; subject ment.” Sunday school at ang People's union at 7 at 8, when Frof. J odist, fifth and Decatur Services at ! and A first Morn- force oon. Baptist vening wor A. Baber wili Hanscom Park Methodist Bpiscopal. Cor ner of Tweaty-ninth and Woolworth, R | Beott Hyde, Pastor—Preaching by the par tor at 10:30; at 8 a service of song by | large chorus choir. Lee G. Kratz, choir- | master. Bunday school at 12, Bert Wilcox, | superintendent. | Pirst Congregational, Nineteenth and | Davenport, Frederic T. Rouse. Pastor— | Morning worship at 10:3. “The Present Situation in Turkey, sddress by John Bap- | liste, & native of Turkey: vesper service. | 430 p. m., recital in story and son of (he patriot reformer, Nehemiah Castellar _ Preabyteriar astellar, Ralph W. Houseman 1At 10:10, sessional meeting Lo confer | prospective members. At 10:3, public wor whip, ordination of eiders and dcacons, re- | ception of members and sacrament of the | Lord's supper. Bible achool ‘al noon Christian Endeavor at 7. At § p. m., “The Perconal Liberty ldea from the Spiritual senth d Minister with Six It's This “Better Service” FREE That Distinguishes Hart FREE TO / OUT- OF TOWN _/} OUT-OF TOWN PeopLE PEopLE man’s From Other Furniture Steres HEN you lay down your hard earned cash for furniture you ought to get something MORE than just furniture. You’re entitled to assurance of quality and reasonable prices. More than that—you’re entitled to pleasure and satisfaction in buying them and a continuance of these things in using them. You’re intitled to service—the best possible service—the Hartman kind. You’ll find our salesmen courteous—You’ll find our qualities guaranteed and you find our prices ABSOLULELY THE LOWEST. We mean that—every word of it. 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D., wi'l | Mir Morning worship, 10:30; sermo: Alti- | subje A Command and Its Justificat ' Young | Evening rehip, § mon subject, | O. Baird, Pastor—Morning worship, 10:% Midwock mesting | “Christ s Resur Appearance sermon by the pastor. Pulpit edliorial lee ) I a Obedience to Law the P st Liber ¥ Sunday ol @t noon: J 3 and pa 8¢ subje . and Bible classes at noon mission sckool at 3 o'clock: | society at €:30. Baptist, T E. R. ( to all men to attend thix class tom At night the pastor begins a sermons on “The Lord's Prayer First Methodist Episcopal—The Y Pastoragerel services will be conducted by the p Vorars Bupper obe | Rev. Frank L. Loveland, D. D.; muste llowship given new | the vested cholr; Thomas J. Kelly, o ning. wermon. | Mmaster ing’ ther A Fundame, Blection. Bible | Necen Our Clyiiizatio in s meeting &t 7| even! ermon will ‘be the second in g b the Spiritual Messages from ARG writers.”” The subject wil| niel McGi the Tmmortality hip Out, Wild Be | Him unto you. Who Sell Out.”" Sund {m.; Luther league | ing on Wednesday Bt. Mary's Avenue Congregational Mary's and Twenty-seventh, Rev. Luci rrow 0ol serles of s Twenty-fourth and | ¢ . Pastor Japar Hig i night Calvary 1ton, Rev at 10:30 and 8. The served and hand of members At ¢ ople enty-fifth and Ham L e r Jos tal | G Our ung § ray abytertun Rev. Natl Chiristian End ' Kingdon of ( “Tenny sc choir wil Cross sch perintenden 630, D. B onstan onditi Branch, will will me m. Bethany W ye give Martl, president