St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-05
CAMPAIGN AT THE PEOPLES.
DIR. Smiths Mode of Running a
Live Church.

DR.. Smiths Mode of Running a
Live Church.
The various activities of the Peoples
church will get under motion this week. 1t
will be seen that the programme is a pretty
full one. The Lyceum, which has for its aim
the study of social questions. holds its first
meeting on Mo nday, Oct. &, at 8 p. m. The
first programme will be informal, but there
will be something in it. DR.. Smith will make
a short address on the work of the year, Miss
Morris will render some humorous
selections, and Miss Richards will sing.
Everybody is welcome. The sewing circle.
meets on Tuesday afternoon in the church
parlors. The ladies are preparing for a fancy
sale in the near future. The church meeting
occurs on Wednesday at 7:3O p. H., when
tn discussion will rage around the topic an
nounced for that meeting, THE Church, the
Worlds Salt Barrel" This is a meeting for
the members OF the church and cOngrega-
ton. though nobody will be put out. Home
club lectures on THURSDAY after
noon at 4 o'clock, and are for women only.
A series of fourteen addresses has been ar
ranged to be given by prominent men and
women of the city on consecutive weeks.
Every woman in town. rich or poor, will be
welcome. The first course relates wholly to
the care of children, and the full programme
is as follows:
Hereditary Influences Oct. 9, DR.. Auten-
Pine.
1.-THE Child's Food Oct. 16. Dr.. Woolway.
Child and Mother Oct. %, Mrs. lamar.
'Children's CaliSthenics,' Oct. 80. Miss
Behr.
Mother and Teacher Nov. 6. Prof. Gill
bert.
.Hygenie of Childhood Nov. 13, DR.. Mil
lard.
1.-THE Guilds Discipline Nov. 20. Rev. E.
C. Mitchell.
1.-THE Ch1ld's Books" Nov. 81, Prof. Car
1.-The Child's Clothes" Dec. 4, Mrs. Eggles
1.-THE Child's Recreations." Dec. 1s. Miss
Austin.
"Hygiepe of the Child's Brain Jan. 8. DR..
Moral Beginnings Jan. Is, DR.. Smith.
Emergencies of Childhood Jan. %. DR..
Gillette,
1.-The Child's Perils,'' Jan. 20, Hon. H. NJ.
Hart.
Tickets may be obtained without charge
from any member of the Industrial Associa-
ton. or from the rooms of the 'E d l Union
on Fourth street.
DR.. Smiths Bible class will work
Friday, Oct. ID, at precisely z o'clock, and
will continue in session just one hour. The
hour will be divided into three periods The
first fifteen minutes in answering questions,
i the next thirty minutes in the lecture of the
evening, the last fifteen minutes on the Sun
day school lesson for the next Sunday. The
Bible study will be historical and critical,
and its character is sufficiently indicated by
the october subjects, as follows: Oct. 10,
Methods of Bible Study Oct. IL, History
of the Sacred Manuscripts;'' Oct. "a, THE
Formation of the New Testament" The
class is for both sexes. and members of other
churches, or members of no church. who are
interested in the scientific study of the Bible
are invited to come.
Mrs. G. W. Partridge is the president Of
the Industrial association, and with her ener-
i getic coworkers will open a school Saturday
afternooa, Oct. IL, for the training OF girls in
the mysteries of housekeeping. All the girls
who live in the central part of the city are
are especially invited.
There are a good many more enterprises in
connection with this church, but this is
enough to tell about at once.