St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-07


the hours of 6 and S. The evening will
be spent in one of those delightful social
occasions for which the church is noted.
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1t had been announced at Plymouth
church yesterday in the morning service
that there was important business to
come before the Society of Christian
EndeavOr in the evening. When the
evening arrived the lecture room was
snugly flied with the young people OF
the church. Each member had been
handed little square piece of paper on
coming in. President Shepherd, of the
society, announced after the opening
exercises that the society committee had
undertaken the work of raising
the sum of $500 for new build
ing at Emmanuel mission. He said
that the ate ndance was increasing with
wonderful rapidity, and that more
came than the present room would hold.
There was very little begging done, but
voluntary subscriptions were asked for.
Five dollars was the first amount
named and names for that amount came
in so fast that they could not be taken
down. The $500 was raised without
passing the boxes, and the total sum
raised within the hour was $3.50. An
equal amount has been contributed
from another source. Land has been
donated and work will be begun on the
new chapel at once.
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A paragraph on the calendar of West
minister Presbyterian church, under
Tuesdays announcements as fOilows:
1.-The pastor and Mrs. Burrell will be at
home informally to their friends at their
new residence, s23 Fourth avenue
SOUTH"
The fourth annual meeting of the
Wonan's Synodical Society of Home
Missions of Minnesota will be held in
the First Presbyterian Church of Mill
neapolis, Friday, Oct. II, at 10 a. IN.
Mrs. James, president Of WOman's tx
change Committee of New York, Is eX-
pected to be present.
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The annual meeting of the First Uni
verSaliSt society will be held this even
ing in the church. The meeting will
doubtless adjourn till the LIST of Decem-
Der, when all figures can be submitted
| regarding the new church.
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An interesting Sunday school class Is
one of grown people at the First Uni
tartan church. They are philosophic
set. and set hard tasks for themselves.
Next Sunday they begin the study of
ethics. and take for their author sound
old Herbert Spencer himself. They
have text books, and are going to 90 to
| the bottom of the subject. c. E. Haynes,
| of the Northwest Trade, is the teacher,
and such notable characters as w. Ii.
G. Smart, c. J. Buell., Walter Vrooman
are members.
i The Young Peoples Missionary assO-
citation of The Church or the Reaeemer
will meet at the church Tuesday even
ing TO plan for the work of the winter
among the poor people.
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A Bible class that is probably as well
attended as any in the city is that
taught by DR.. Burrell, in the auditori-
Urn of Westminster church. The gen.
tleman stands in his pulpit and talks
with quite little congregation of the
members of that popular church, who
gather about him.
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The Sunday school of Hennepin Ave
| nue. Methodist church yesterday was
aided by an artistic illustration on the
black board. The design was that of
the globe. 1t was drawn in colors and
was surrounded by atmospheric repreS-
ground made truly thOught-inspiring
picture. 1t gave significance to the
| words, go We into all the world and
preach the gospel to every creature"
which were preached about it. The
work was so perfectly done that it in
cited inquiry. and it was found to have
been executed by the janitOr of the
church, William Croker. man forty
years of age, who has picked up the
study with no aid. He furnishes a
picture for each Sunday, and those of
the Wise Men" and the Ark are
still remembered by the school as works
of art. lie has been janit0ri Of the
church nearly since its erection.
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DR.. Lemuel Moss. editor of the Bap-
fist Ensign, was the pulpit orator who
| addressed the audience at the First Bap-
fist church yesterday. Taking the text
| emblazoned on the wall of the church,
God so loved the world that He gave
| His only begotten Son, that whatsoever
believeth in Him should not perish, but
have everlasting life," he preached an
| inspiring sermon.
| The Cheerful Cleaners" and Rope
Holders" mission bands of the First
| Baptist church will next Saturday meet
with Miss Myra Cook, 1900 Linden av-
| enue. for their semi-annual gathering
and mite barrel opening.
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The Y. NJ. c. A. has made some
| changes in its time of holding services.
| The Tuesday evening meeting has been
| changed to sort of Bible class, and the
regular gospel meetings will be held
Saturday evenings. The time of the
Sunday afternoon meeting has been
| tfNs oil ND tnr fol
lowed by conversation Bible study.
The Young Mems Alliance of Plym-
outh Church, by invitation of Prof. j.
| E. Bradley, will meet at his pleasant
home, 1910 Second avenue south, this
evening. DR.. Albert Shaw will give a
talk Oh "Frcnch Affairs"
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Beginning next Friday evening. Rev.
D. ID. McLaurin will give a course of
five lectures on Egypt, Palestine and
Italy Illustrated" at the Emmanuel
Baptist church. A powerful stereopti-
con, casting an eighteen-fOOt ring, will
be used. From Egypt will be portrayed
the pyramids, the sphinx, the obelisks
which Moses saw, the Nile, buffalo,
Alexandria. Cairo. street scenes, the
donkey, photographs of Rameses H.,
Gdhcll ulICCtly lIoLH hio MuiHhlJ It,
| Gently discovered, also of his father.
and Pharaoh's daughter, the gods and
religion of the Egyptians.
The views in Palestine include JOppa,
Jerusalem, Jericho, Jordan, Dead Sea,
Galilee, Capernaum, Bethsaida, Beth
any, Bethlehem, Ulivet, Gethsemane,
GOlgOtha, temple as built by Solomon,
by Herod. and as at present; Mosque of
Omar, cave of Adullum. Hebron, Abra-
hams oak, shepherds and women of
Bethlehem, industrial and social life.
He will show the burial city of
Pompeii,-lts temples, theaters and
dead; Mount Vesuvius, Naples, and
Rome, the Cathedral of st. Peters-the
largest church in the world-Florence,
Milan, Pisa, with their interesting
treasures; works of art by the masters.
with natural coloring, Michael Ang-
ello's Moses" Madonna" Ruth and
Boaz.'' Raphael's Ascension" Trans
tiguration," and "Holy Family" with
many other of the worlds masterpieces
in painting and sculpture.
The dates are Oct. II and %, and Nov.