The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1901-01-11
Church Notices

After long deprivation OF
church privileges it will be d
pleasure to hear the church bells
calling to worship next Sunday
morning. The Methodist church
will resume it's work with
quarterly meeting services next
Sunday The work of the day
will begin at $50 a. m. with a
love feast 1t is hoped that all
who are truely grateful TO God
for his care of them and their
families during this scarlet fever
epidemic will plan to attend the
early service. Rev. Duane Riff.
EMBARK, of Watertown, the pre-.
siding elder of this district will
oe present at the Sunday SER
vices and will remain for few
days to have part ia the Ami
versary exercises of the week.
1t will be Is years January II
since the present Methodist
Episcopal church building was
erected, and that fact is to be
commemorated by a wee k S
Anniversary Exercises Jan. 13
to 90. Services will ne held
every night at 7:3O p. m. and the
public is cordially invited to be
present and enjoy these services
Please to attend every night if
possible. Rev. D. Rifen bark is
to preach on Monday night. On
Tuesday night Bishop J. w.
Joyce, whose Episcopal residence
is in Minneapolis, is to be present
and preach. The visit of one of
the bishops Of the church to our
city is a very unusual occurrence
and will no doubt call out a large
congregation. Come early and
be sure of a good seat. The
same three things may be said
of Bishop Joyce that Bishop
McCabe said a few years ago
about DR.. VIM. Butler: He is an
Irishman, a Methodist and a
Chris tian, and any one of the
three is enough to make a man
great" Bishop Joyce is one of
the great preachers of the
Methodist church. He will
preach on Tuesday night, Jan. Is.
Don't fail to hear him.
Wednesday nj & h t will be
Epworth League night, or rather
it will be Young Peoples night,
and every young man or woman
in Milbank and vicinity is
especially invited to se present.
The address of the evening will
be given by Rev. J. c. Shetland,
of Ortonville, Mimi. In connec-
ton with the exercises there will
be a sketch of the Epworth
League by the president, Miss
Christina Koch.
Thursday night will be Ami
versary night. 1t was on this
date Is years ago that the church
was dedicated. Rev. w. j.
Graham, D. D., President of the
Dakota University at Mitchell
will preach the Anniversary
sermon. During this evening
"reminiscences of former pastors
of the church will be given and
a financial record of the church
will also be presented.
Friday night will be Women's
night, when the anniversaries of
the Ladies Aid Society and the
Woman's Foreign Missionary
Society will be celebrated by
reports from these organizations.
The sermon of the evening will
be preached by DR.. w. j.
Graham. Every woman> old or
young is invited.
Saturday night will be Every
body's night. Letters from
former pastors OF the church
will be read and DR.. Graham will
preach again. Notice for Sunday
services, Jan. 20, will be given
later.
In the Congregational church
for the Sunday evenings Of the
month, Mr.. Fitch will speak on
The Closing Century and the
following subjects:
January 13th-The Church's
Progress in the last Century.
January 2Oth-Progress in the
Educational Work of Our
Schools.
January 27th-Freedom for
Women and Some Results of the
Century.
February 3rd-W h j c h is
Christian Endeavor's Decision
Day, the subject will be Young
People and the Faith Delivered
to Them in the Last Quarter of q
Century.
Episcopal Sunday school will