The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-11-22
PULPIT AND PEW

pie; second floor, to-morrow
Norwegian-D Danish Baptist church, Seventh street
and Thirteenth avenue $: beginning Tomorrow
evening and MONDAY and
will speak. Choirs from different churches Will
sing. The meetings begin ut 1880 sharp Boys
and girls are especially invited.
Sunday morning at Simpson NJ. E. church the
':Anda i NV" Whiting; "a anthem. ..Even Me- Var
sn psp ehs Er
With Jerusalem" Pages, trio ..The Lord VIM
Jones and Rider; Mabelle G. barrow, organist
and director. -,
The music at Fowler church next Sunday will
Hear, o Lord'' Watson, choir; After the
Sow ing - Backmer, quartet; ofrertory solo, The
nde, Melody in A." Hewitt "; In In fhe eve eve
ming the quartet will sing Consider and Hear
Me-" rhugcr, Mrs Russell taking the solos; re-
postiude. 'Confession," sehutt. The music is In
ts aa N Austin d1sr x Vie eaa sse
with a cornet and an orchestra is being organized
to lead the music In the Sunday school.
oeeps d Of ME- w 1sSse and the eRrt
in the church oarlors on Tuesday evening at 5
The usual song and gospel service will be held
at p. m tomorrow at the schoolh H2 SCI IN
day evening Bible study class at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Melander, Main street and
Forty third avenue Nj.
"Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee" soprano
solo and Quartet by Houseey' viii be used as
the solo parts. The fourth sermon in the Down
the Centuries series will be preached In the
tho pprc 10 fpl1OwS. Organ.
date Aloto,'' Smart; anthem. blessed Are
They That DIV cit in Thy House," Tours offer
tory, Even Me- Warren; response "Lowly
The WeStnnster PRAYER meeting next Stu week tse i,
will be held on "Wednesday evening rather . tnan
on Thursday, Is the usual custom. The
Thankful Heart is the subject for consideration
at this service. service Of song and thanks
giving. ~ .
There will be meeting Of the members Of
Gideon camp, No /, at the St: James Hotel,
Washington and Second avenues S, to-morro" ut
s p.
The people Of the Lowry Hill Congregational
church will worship in the new auditorium NEXT
Sunday. Directly after the dedication services,
six weeks ago, the auditorium had to be given
up to the decorators, the original decorations
work is now completed, and the auditorium will
be used for regular services next SUNDAY anu
permanently thereafter.
Rev DR.. j. B. Helwig will conclude his pas
torate of the First Presby terrain church the NOR
ming of the last Sabbath Of the month
Rev George A. Krutzer, of Middleport. N: Y.
viii prcach at both services Special music in
The Minneapolis District Epworth League held
it's November bimonthly meeting at Western Ave
nue. Methodist Episcopal church last Tuesday
sion after which DR.. p. \. Cool gave an address
upon bible Truth and Christian Character.
making strong plea for more Bible study among
| the young people as foundation for noble char
acters. Mrs. E. E. Smith and Miss Kitty Ellis
sang solos. W. G: calderwood, who is well and
fayorably known throughout the district, was
| elected DerSident, and has already IOrmulaCeu
| plans for making the years work enectlVe Inc
are D C. BefkeS ol 'n of
| the Franklin Avenue church; Miss Grace c..
Blood, Of the Thirteenth Avenue church. and
church. John Nordholm, president OF the Foss
League was made secretary; Charles +. Ellis.
Miss Marion Cole of Wesley church, junior ST.
sasuers Of the western Avenue Chapter at the
III The First Methodist Episcopal Church Ep-
worth League has elected the following officers
Sine; vice-presidents, Miss Mary Parker Miss
| NJ Lotte Whitaker, Eugene King and Mrs. w.
G. Calderwood; secretary, Mr.. zoerb; treasurer,
The temperance day services announced to be
held Friday at the Thirteenth Avenue N: e:
notice having been in error.
REV Able Parry, D.: D., of Wales will preach
in the Welsh church Sunday morning and even en-
HorSwels first lecture on Meaern c5It H.
isiSm, RediScOvery of the Religion OIL tne
PROPHETS was SO we'll received that many who
failed to hear it have asked that it be repeated
| Dr.. Horswell has consented and the lecture Will
be given tomorrow afternoon at o'clock In the
! lecture Of Wesley church.
Thanksgiving services will be held at Lynd I'd:
| Congregational church, Lake street and Aldricl
avenue, Sunday, The choir will give appropriate Ia,
music The following are the . programs, grams, EX \:
cerpt from Haydn's "Creation, achieved II
recitative And God Said Let the Earth, .
Crosby Hops, offeratory, violin solo Media
tion' A. English In the evening the servic:
Will take the form Of "a peoples Tha9kSgfVl9g ;,>
Thanks;' duet, All Must Be Well" Foster
Miss MacPhee and Miss wilkins; solo; IN Ma
tive WORTH" Haydn's 'Creation,r Crosby
Hops; anthem. LET All Creation Praise tue
Lord" Allen response n poSss
etc. by pastor, choir and people. -,
Special Thanksgiving exercises will be helt
| by the Hennepin Avenue NJ. E. Sunday schoo
| Sunday morning.
church, under the direction Of Professor Crosby
Hops, will sing the anthem, 80, Give Thanks
Unto the Lord" by J. W. Ruggles, and will
chant the ancient canticle. ''Bonum Est Comet
teri" Max G. Mckay will sing solo "ine
20, Paradise Miss Cross will play a prelude
in c by Lerman. The pastor will preach Il
! Thanksgiving Day sermon in the morning, and in
the evening a special sermon to women-mothers
and daughters.
the quartet choir will sing "Magnihcat," BY
| Blumenschein and 80. Lord. Come" by
Braga, will be rendered by. Miss Ames and the
choir. The special selections for the evening
by Pattison; bass solo by Mr.. Laird, and Jesus
Savior Pilot Me- by Gould. Free seats to the
public and special cars at 9:1o.