The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1900-11-30

! ol'QRCr c. r. oATEN, !
; NOTES. Editor. )
There we're no public Thanksgiv-
ING, services held in any of the local
churches on Thanksgiving Day.
Rev. Mr.. Harbaugh preached a
Thanksgiving sermon last Sunday
morning, and special Thanksgiv
ing service will be held in the NJ. E.
Church next Sunday evening.
given by the ladies of the Swedish
NJ. E. Church last Saturday evening
! in that church. A very large audi
cncc was present. Several addresses
were made, interspersed with vocal
numbers by Mestamcs James and
Si4aiDOit.
AT St. Paul's Church L. I. Belden,
NJ. a., rector, will conduct morning
prayer and sermon at Hoo o'clock. |
Evening prayer and sermon at 500
O'Clock. Ladies Guild meets Thurs
days at 200 o'clock.
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| The Swedish Lutheran Church is
undergoing extensive repairs at
present.
i Next Sunday the usual services
will be held in the NJ. g. Church.
The pastor will conduct the services.
3Preachlng services at 11:0O a. m. and
1880 p. m. Sunday School at noon
and Epworth League at 6:45. The
evening service will be a special
Thanksgiving service, the following
being the program:
It is Good Thing to Give Thanks.
III ynln-'. ......-........:~. .....
prayer ......., NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
; Anthem. ..~>~ Lift Up Your Heads.
|, )SCripture Reading
2 Anthem. L Will Sing of the Mercies
! Oferatory. Violin Solo, Prof. Bovee
i Anthem. ..~... Come Unto Me.
Thanksgiving Address by Pastor.
Anthem. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
We Have Thought of the Loving
t Kindness.
E Doxology and Benediction. ...
:. All are cordially invited to attend
these services.
e The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. +. Church
e we'll meet with Mrs. W. E. Hanna
: ford on Wednesday afternoon next
|. The Ladies of this Church will give
:, their annual cticken-pie supper on
= December 18th next. Full particu-
lars later.
Regular prenching~s at the
e Presbyterian Church next Sunday
" anorning and evening. Morning
s subject, 1.-THE Temporal and the
r. Eternal" Evening subject, "Be
Ready All are cordially invited
to these services
* X
On Sunday, the 18TH inst, Mr. Ed
Person and Miss Elmi11a Paiala
were married at the Swedish NJ. E.
parsonage by the pastor of that
l. churcl,, Rev. G. S. R.*lell
J. It has been again demonstrated
e that the literary and musical talent
OF this city is 1vorthy of the pride OF
every citizen. The entertain nent
70 given under the auspices of the Ep-
J. worth League Of the Meth odist
4 Church On Wednesday evening be
y ing the latest testimony. Those who
- were fortunate enough to be there
unanimously pronounce it the best
program ever given in this city.
e Every one of the eight numbers re
q Ceivcd hearty encore It would be
$ impossible to single ont any NUM-
= Der for special mention since all
were so well received. The recita-
tons by Nr. Dornnelly and Miss Ed
4 wards were given in shat happy
4 style SO characteristic of them both
5. The vocal -numbers by Mr.. Claude
q Mackenzie, Miss Bloom and Mrs
$ Shadb0lt were exceeding3ywell rem
= dered, the latter two receiving show
er bouquets of roses. The instru-
mental numbers were also much
enjoyed. Mr.. Mackenzie made de-
- cided hit in his new role with the
= banjo. Walter Smiths piano solo
>, was given in his most pleasing
manner. Prof. Bovee's violin mum
Der is best described by saying that
it was a revelation to many in the
i audience to know that we had such
8 an accomplished musician in our
J. city. 1t often happens that in en-.
y tertait1ments of this kind, the &C
l. 1compa1ists are entirely forgotten