St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-28

The usual circle will follow the after
, noon lecture. "Spiritualism, the Light
of the World" will be the subject of
the evening lecture. After the lecture
Mr.. Edgerly will give test readings.
| Epworth NJ. E. Church, Aurora Ave
nue. and Notwithstanding, 1920;
theme, I'm Remembrance" evening,
7:30; theme, Esther" E. l.. Ferris,
pastor.
/ Church of the Messiah, Fuller and
Kent Streets. Rev. c. E. Haupt, Rec
tor-Services for second Sunday after
Easter, holy communion, $50 a. M
morning prayer, IL a. m; Sunday
i school, 3 p. M; evening prayer, 7:3O p.
M; all seats free.
Christian science services at 107 and
JUS Globe building; preaching at 1920
| a. M; subject christian Science"
Bible class following; inquiry meeting
! Thursday at 1880 p. m. Nathan John
| son, speaker.
Central Park NJ E. Church-Sermon
In the morning at 1890 by DIR McKin-
ley. Epworth league at $50, to which
all are cordially invited In the even
ing at 7:3O missionary services, con-
Quoted by the Young Women's Mis-
sionary society.
Central Park M. e. Church-The
Young Women's Foreign Missionary
society Of the above church will have
charge of the Sunday evenings serv-
ices, to begin at 7:3O. They have ar
ranged a very fine programme, as fol-
lows:
olilSlhS '.......'... .................C Choir
"Oh. Come Ye Thankful People," Etc !;
tune, Duane Street," Epworth
Hymnal. Ia
Prayer. DR.. Mckinley
Opening Hymn-Church Hymnal
! 937.. ...Choir and Congregation
| Reading of Scripture
| Mrs. DIR. Mckinley
Song Missionary Bells
Choir and Children
Essay-"What Is Thank Offer
| ing ......................Mi Miss Quimby
Missionary Exercise. The Young People
Song-''The Heather Nations"
Etc. Tune, Epworth Hymnal, 1874
Flossie's 'Old Miser" :. Mission Band
| ADDRESS. DR.. Mckinley
Closing Hymn. Church Hymnal 919
Benediction.
The young men will state their rea-
| sons as to why we should keep our
money at home, rather than send it
out of the country, and the young
ladies will answer. giving their rea-
sons why we should spend our money
for the help of the missionaries. Miss
Quimby, president of the Women's
Foreign Missionary society, will pre-
side at the meeting.
Those who have any doubt as to the
propriety of licensing women to
preach. should visit Oxford church
this morning and hear Mrs. Rev. w.
N. Jameson, who will occupy her hus-
bands pulpit and speak on the sub
ject of 'Introspection" Before her
marriage Mrs. Jameson was engaged
with remarkable success in evangelis-
tic work in Canada. She is a cousin
of the railroad magnate, James j.
Hill, and is a lady of education and re-
finement.
English Lutheran Church of the Re
deemer, Corner Lafayette and Wood
ward Avenue-Sunday services at
1O;45 a. m. and 1880 p. m. ]. A. Deter,
pastor.
Church of Christ (Christian), Corner
of Nelson and Harrington Avenues
Services, II a. m. and p. m. Rev.
A. r. Moore, pastor. Subject for
morning. THE Threefold Revelation
of Christi" evening subject 1.-The
| Gospel. the Power Unto Salvation. -
! Solos both morning and evening by
Miss Wilma Allen, of Kendalville, Ind.
Musical programme for afternoon
service at Plymouth church today:
| Ahthem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Chorus
Solo-"This Is the Lords Own
| LAY ........-..............Ot Otto
j. f. Koch.
! Quartette.
Solo-"Our king Buck
Miss N. st. Clair Hundley.
| Offertory-"Anthem'' Chorus
| Plymouth Congregational, Corner
! Summit Avenue and Wabasha Street;
Rev. Watson B. Willard, Pastor
Preaching by the pastor at 1880 and
IL. Special music at afternoon ser
vice.
st. Anthony Park Congregational
Church-Preaching by the pastor, Rev.
g. w. Shaw, at 1890 a. ii. Subject.
What Is Salvation?" Evening service
at o'clock, under the auspices of
the Christian Endeavor