The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-19
IN The CITY CHURCHES
ANNUAL MIDWAY RALLY OF THE
ST. PAUL CHRISTIAN ENDEAV-
ORERs COMES THURSDAY
SERIES OF SPECIAL SERVICES

They Will Be Held at University
Avenue congregational Church,
Beginning Tonight - DR.. Rypans
to Speak at Mount Zion Temple
This acknowledgements Talk
at First Methodist Church.
The st. Paul Christian Endeavor union
will hold its annual Midway rally at tina
st. Anthony Park Congregational church
Thursday evening. This rally will be at.
tended by the following societies: Ham
line, Warrendale, Manchester, Merriam
Park and st. Anthony Park. The Ep-
worth league societies of the midway dis
trict will join, and it is expected to be
one of the largest and best rallies ever
held in this district. After the pro-
gramme the Endeavorers of st. Anthony
Park will serve refreshments to the Wis
itors. HE. Miller is chairman of the COM
mittee on general arrangements; Miss
Nina NJ Whitman, on entertainment; Rev.
J. H. Sammis, on programme.
During the week beginning tonight
series of special services will be held in
the University Avenue Congregational
church, Avon end Sherburne streets. Fol
lowing are the subjects:
Sunday-"Six Living Questions" Rev.
John H Sammis Of Olivet church. ST.
Paul.
Monday-"A Stirring Appeal" Rev. R.
A: MADDEN. Of Forest Heights church,
Minneapolis.
.Tuesday-"The Authority of the Reli-
gious Institutions" Rev. George E. Soper,
Plymouth church, ST. Paul.
Them" Rev. Charles E. burton e Lyn-
f cIarEg M Message to 1eru
salem" Rev. Alex McGregor, Park
Friday-Young peoples night Revs
Campbell, Guse and Moore, of Hamlne
university.
Rev G. E. Soper, of Plymouth church,
will continue his series Of historical SER
mons this evening. Four of the seven
remain to be delivered, the subjects be-.
ing Calvin, Knox, Robinson and Wesley.
Mr.. Soper tells Of the heroism and self
sacrifice Of thes reformers to whose Ia.
bors the free church owes it's existence,
The third quarterly melting of the St.
Paul district of the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society of the NJ. E. Church
will be held at King street church next
Thursday.
session at o'clock. At the conclusion of
the business session Mrs. Gardner will
conduct a discussion of the work and
Miss Sophie Blackmore, lately returned
from the mission field in Singapore In
dia, will give an address, emphasizing the
points brought out in the discussions.
Luncheon will be served at 1890. At tho
afternoon service Miss Sophie BIackmorl
will speak again.
THE Development Of Ethics will be
the subject of DR.. Rypans' lecture at the
Mount Zion temple, Tenth and Minneso-
ia, this morning at II.
Present Aspects of the Temperance
Problem will be the theme of the even.
ing service at the First Methodist church
| this evening. The speakers will be Dr.
| George s. Innis, of Hamline, and w. G.
Calderwood, Of Minneapolis.
1.-The Irrepressible Conflict" is the sup
ject taken by Rev Peter Glare for a
series of Sunday evening temperance ser
first sermon will be given tomorrow even
| ing.
Within a day or so a meeting of the
| Episcopal clergy of Minneapolis will b.
| called for next Friday at p. M. for the
consideration OF a missionary loan 6X
hibition. which will probably be held IL
Knickerbocker hall, Gethsemane church
| 1t is the intention of the projectors o.
the scheme to provide an object lessor
on a large scale Of the missionary worl
of the Episcopal church. and the method
pursued will be to procure the loan O.
articles of interest connected with the
various missions and have them PLACED
in various courts representing respective
ly Africa, Brazil, China Mexico, japan
Alaska, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii ant
the Philippine islands; also the work O
the negroes and Indians. There will alst
be great many short lectures on various
| subjects, illustrated by lantern views O
people in native costume a literature
booth, collection of translations of thu
Bible, prayer books AMI similar works il
various foreign languages and dialects