The Saint Paul globe., 1900-04-15
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| Rev. DR.. Dudley W. Rhodes today ends
| his services as rector of thei CfuFeh OF
| st. John the Evangelist. the Easter ser
non-ibeing sthiS last tnstffis city In that
capacity. He will remain In the city
| for some little time attending to various
| personal matters. His successor has
1 not yet been appointed and may not
| be chosen for some time as the vestry
t Of the church wish to look the field over
| Thoroughly before deciding finally on such
an important matter. For the present
the assistant rector, Rev. Mr.. Kite will
! be in charge.sii >tssA =. Il 74isSryf- s=--tf
During the fonS or more years that Or.
| Rhodes has been in St. Paul he has made
| many friends who regret the necessity
that eonlpels him teoleave and they will
hope # for, the speedy restoration Of his
health.
The following Is the programme of the
| mass missionary meeting, to be held at
Central Presbyterian church, st. Paul.
ali day Wednesday: astf Scr
10 a. m.-Rev. f. NJ. Reede in the chair.
Conference ard prayer.
mon. Subject: fSfnterdenominati tional
Comfy in Foreign Missions"
n:30-DiScuSSfon. ' 9;''' a''T
Up. m.-Rev. A. McGregor in the chair.
Address by Miss Evans, Of Northfleld.
Subject: THE, Missionary Century" Dis
cussIon opened by Rev. 9. H: Gamble;
on The Needs Of Chffia.." Discussion
opened by Rev. o. P. Peterson.
3::SO-Address by Miss Blaekrnore, OF
Malaysia. Subject: FIVE Reasons for
Foreign Missions Discussion opened by
Rev. A. l.. ,Keeneke.
7:30-Rev. NJ. D. Edwards in the chair.
S.Address i!i by Rev IL F. +; C1owgin. we'll Sub
sS6jsct saoGfSis Missions og HgF IN the
Century. -.
Subject: Missions in the Twentieth Cen
tury."
Rev. George E. Bigelow will preach at
the Westminster Presbyterian church,
corner East Yyinifred- and, ,Robie street,
at 1920 a. m. and 1880 p. m. His morning
then1e will be 'sChrists Proclamation Of
the Economic Phases of His Mission" In
the evening his subject will be "Perilous
Times Special Easter music has been
arranged for each service.
The needs of the Bethel work room In
clude garments for men, women and chill
dren, hats, bonnets. shoes, cid Innings,
pieces for patchwork or rag carpets are
acceptable and will be used to the best
purpose Pieces of carpets are desired
Changes and improvements have been
made, and this branch of the Bethel work
is more helpful than ever. All are invited
to call and see the system uSed III utIliz-
ing goods of all sorts. The addition of
a nurse deaconess to. the working. force
creates a demand for use among the
sick. Diet, kitchen supplies Of all sorts
are needed. Help on the work by sending
surplus from closets. and pantr1es. II
postals are sent parcels may be called for
Please arrange, however. so that expense
need not be doubled by sending twice for
the same
At Unity church the sermon will be by
Rev. f. C. Southworth. of Chicago, at
10;45 a. m, The following is the pro-
granme of the Easter music: Organ vol
untary, from the Messiah Handel; an
them, by choir, Shout. Ye High Heav'
ems" G. w. Chadwick; ,offertory. Easter
hymn; anthem by choir, AS 1t Began to
Dawn, - Charles Vincent; organ postlude,
"Gloria, from Twelfth Mass" Mozart. .
The Sunday school will have special
Easter service at 10 a, m, to whom all
are Invited. Ad
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