The Saint Paul globe., 1899-01-15
ST. PAUL CHURCH NEWS.

The Forest Street Mission Sunday school
will have their annual election of officers to-
day at o'clock
The Forest Street Band OF Christian Work
ers will have their monthly programme next
Tuesday at the chapel, corner Forest and
Case streets.
! The Ladies' Cooperative Society of the At
lantic Church will give a dime social Friday
evening at the home of Mrs. w. o. Johnson,
707 Ravine street.
The Norwegian Danish Baptist church on
Milford and Woodbridge streets has COM
menced series of special gospel meetings in
the Scandinavian language. A number of
prominent speakers have signifed their will
lingness to assist. John w. Arctander, the
well known Minneapolis attorney whose re-
! cent conversion has been recorded in The
G o b e, will speak Wednesday evening, Jan.
lS, at p IN. These gospel meetings will con-
tinue throughout the present month every
evening except Monday and Saturday.
George G. Davenport, the lower town drug
g1st, entertained the Sunday school children
I OF Holy Faith Mission, Post Siding, Monday
evening last with varied programme on the
gramophone, after which the children repeat
ed few numbers of their Christmas carols.
The entertainment was very enjoyable and
appreciated.
The Communion of the Westminster Pres
byterian church will be administered the last
Sunday in January. instead Of the first OF
February.
The P. S. A. of the Clinton Avenue NJ. E.
Church will meet today from TO p. m. J.
NJ. Hawthorne Will speak upon ''Independence
in Politics." to be followed by a discussion,
Everybody should attend these interesting
sessions.
The c.. f. of Westminster Presbyterian
Church installed their new officers last
Tuesday Tue. ay evening; Rev. R. L. Barackman
F. c. Shepard vice president, Miss Ada Mil
Ter; recording secretary, Gertrude HanIey;
junior superintendent, Miss Myra Wait Re
was enjoyed by all:
The Young W. F. NJ s. of the Clinton Ave-
nue. NJ. E. Church met with Mrs Thomas
Hambly Tuesday evening The society began
the study of india Interesting papers
were read and map outlining the mission
ary stations of the church was studied. The
society Is supporting an orphan in Barely.
with Rev. Carey E. Morgan of the Portland
Avenue Church of Christ, of Minneapolis, and
drafted by him for the Y. P. s. c. L. of that
church, was sent to John w. Baeer, national
secretary Of the society. The memorial asked
that President Mckinley place structures on
the sale OF liquors in the recently ACQUIRED
lands of the United States instead of allow
ing the traffic free swing among the soldiers
and civilians of the United States In those
countries and among its natives. So well
impressed with the memorial was Secretary
Baer that he had thousands of COPIES of #
printed and sent out to all the societies of
THU county. The presidents Of these So
cieties are going to sign these memorials and
state at the same time the number of citI-
zens for whom they sign and when all the
signed memorials are received by Secretary
Baer he will make of them a monster peti
lion sIs1 which will be forwarded to President
MN IN stopping many of the evils of drink,
ing in the United States tropics. - >
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the Tuttle Universalst church. MINNEAPOLIS
today and for several Sundays following will
preach both morning and evening.
The Home and Foreign Missionary So
clety of the Congregational Church was en-
tertaned Thursday afternoon by Mrs J. T.
Sb SStbewart' OF raymond avenue. Mrs. Isaac
Cheney LED the meeting.
The Ladies Guild of st. Matthew's church
will meet Tuesday with Mrs. c. A Aldrich.
The men of the Atlantic church gave q
counting IN reception Thursday evening.
The guests were received by Rev and Mrs.
Lewis, Mrs: A. e. George, Miss Belle Cal.
derwood, Miss Hazel Andrews, Dr.. s. G
Smith and Messrs. Charles Neinaber and
George Hammond. Addresses were made by
Rev Smith, Rev. Lewis, Messrs Drew p
II. Davis, A. @. Thompson, Mrs Mounts and
Mrs. Hamilton. The men who served refresh
meata osanb we're: Kins .II:s a E: Gsorgs B. Kelsey
man. George Hammond and A Hollenbeck.
Rev. P. M. McCurdy will occupy the pulptt
OF the Central Christian church, 525 West Sew
enth street at IL a. m. today.
The ladies of st. Philips mission will hoIa
an Epiphany social and apron sale at Twin
| City hall on Monday evening. Jan. 1S A
feature of the entertainment will be drill
! executed by seven little girls of the mission
| Dancing will conclude the evening.
|
! Rev. George H. Mueller rector of St
| Peters Episcopal church, Dayton's bluff. will
| deliver this morning at the II a. m. service
| a specially prepared sermon on ''Christianfty
| and Christian Science
| The annual meeting of the St Paul Conera
| gational union will be held Tuesday evenJnp
! at O'Clock In the Peoples church q w
! Hackett will preside and it Is PROPOSED IN
| make the meeting rally of the Congregation
| alists in the interests of a forward movement
| of city eyangeliZation, which the Christian
| churches of that denomination plan to carry
| out. City missionary work will be the main
| topic and Supt. H. A. Ressudil will presant
report on the Conditions and Prospects ~
| City Missionary Work Revs. Alex. NC
| Gregor, George Soper, ]. A. Jenkins & n
| Smith and others of prominence will speak
| on the subject.
The Ncrwegian-Danish Baptist church MIL
| FORD and Woodbridge. has commenced a Sc
| ries CT special Gospel meetings. The services
will be rendered in the Scandinavian tongue .
A number of sneakers have r,rorn;ra1 xbo5r