The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-04-19
PULPIT AND PEW

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Rev. p. A. Cool, D. D., of Fowler Methodist
church has been called to Chicago to attend
the funeral OF the wife of his brother-1n-law
General James Mccartney.
At s o'clock Sunday afternoon Miss 3
Shepherd OF Eamline Will speak at the lh,r-
teenth Avenue Methodist church under the
auspices of the Mason Society.
Rev. j. B Hewig has returned and will
resume his popular evening dlscourses To-
morrow evening the subject will be The CAT,
acombs of Rome--The UNDERGROUND Burial
Places of Christians During Their Persecu-
ton By the Romans
Rev Dr. Marion D. Shutter has returned
from New York city. where he spent last
Sunday, and will occupy his pulpit morning
and evening In the evening he will preach
another sermon fundamental questions
entitled '',rhe Foundations OF Religion.
Miss Anna Downey will begin hor work In
the Thirteenth Avenue NJ. E. church On sun
day, preaching morning and everins, rms
conduct revival services each evening ex-
cept Friday and Saturday and service 10Y
young persons and children VIII ne hela at
AIS p. IN. each day. Everybody Is invited 70
these services.
At Century hall last Sunday the jubilee
singers sang and the audience was tue larssst
yet assembled at the A O'Clock evaAgel sue
service. Tomorrow Professor y r. STOUT,
one OF the best evangelist!c singers OF , the
day, will sing several solos. G.. J. Miller,
aided by Judson L Da.., cornetist, will LEAD
the congregational singing. Gospel wagon
service in the streets at $3.50.
Rev. G. l.. Morrill, will preach one OF Pr.
Ealmage's sermons Sunday evening. at the
Chicago Avenue Baptist church the TAI
early days in the east, DR.. TalInage ana the
father Of MIR. Morrill, being close aGqualnt-
ances, Mr. Morrill, will address the Elks IN
their assembly hall. two weeks from next
Wednesday,, His subject will be, THE HUI
morous Side Of Travel"
Tho revival services at the Portland Avenue
Church Of Christ continue with lncrea athas
week and conduct services every n'ght. ., ~ u:
scovlile will preach Sunday morning on me
o m't "Conyersio en PROFESSOR De Loss Smith
will sing at both services and lead large
chorus chair, Receotion OF new members a!
every service,
At the First BAPTIST church Rev, W. B. Ri,
ley will speak Sunday evening on 'Irue ana
False Wc!nanhcod" This is the second ser
mon in series OF five to persons under ~.
The music for the day will be rs follows FLOWS
quartet, Come Unto Me" (Morrison). Eve
ning-Chorus, son OF My Soul (sudds);
quartet, Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee
(FIouseley).
The choir of Lyndale Congregational church,
Lake street and Aldrlch avenue, will give the
following special music Sunday: Morn 1EasI
Quaret, Christian, the Morn breaks lsn .h
Tear from Every Eye (Alexander). Crosby
Hops. Eyening--Quartet and chorus. "0h
Praise the Lord of Goodness, (Barnby's Ike
bekah'); offertory, 20 Lovely Peace (t1an-
del's Judas Maccabaeus'O closing response
Nov Lay Me down to Sleep" won Weber,
Rev j. r. McI.aren will preach at Crysta
Lake hall 22i CRYSTAL Pake ay rn,n at M
Praise" IN the same hall on Tuesday eye
ming he will address Christians, and Thursda!
evening he will give Bible reading Noon
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be continued daily from 1915 to o'clock
san n E.. Acomb viii address
Christians In the hall at Lake ana Nlcollet
t7:45 ,. m. on FRIDAY.
At the annual meeting of Stewart Memcria
Presbyterian church Thursday eevning ruins
elders were elected as follows; +. D: Cone
c. J. Woral j. D. Williams, the first two be
ing reelected. Harry D. Irwin and John
LAUDER were elected trustees. Reports iron
various organizations were read showing. tn
church to be in the most promising condition
of its history. The meeting was we'll at
tended. At no time in his passionate OF fou
years has the work under the charge OF Rev
r. K. Porter, Pa D., been more promtsn
than now.
Ferdinand Schiverea and his son Ferdinand
Jr., have spent successful week devoted t
evangcllstic meetings at Bethlehem and High
land Park Presbyterian churches and in tn
neighboring shops. Tomorrow morning MI
Schieverea will speak at the Highland Par
to men, and in the evening he will begin
series of meetings at Andrew church, Fourt
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
MONDAY meetings will be held in the south
east furniture and bedding factories. schive
rea meetings VIII pc held at Westmlnste
church April $3.50
Rev. Dr. s. D Hutsnpller will preach
Henuepin Avenue church tomorrow on tn
topics, Quality, Tone aud Dignity in Re
ligion, and "A Model Summer Sunday an
Its Great Vision Emil Ober Hoeffer and tn
choir will give the following music: Orgo
prelude, Smart; anthem, The Lord Is NJ
Light" Horatio Parker; duet for soprano an
contralto, Heavenly Love Gounod., Mr.
Maude Ulmer Jones and Mrs. Maude Alan
Waterman; anthem with soprano solo, "sof
ly Now the Light of Day." SchHing, Mr.
Maude Timer Jones and choir con nj sol
Mps M iag ADAMS waterman; 49, solo, auarte
God Is Spirit. = Sten,dslc Bennett; orga
postlude, Guilmant.
Rev. DR.. J. S. Montgomery is announced
preach at Wesley church Sunday morning G
e SSe 1.-THE IN ~f be sve MAN. an" he x as
the tenth address in the series, IA SUNNI
Beyond the Sea y The special subject f
e ered he morning. and evening service
Awake Up Ny Glory, Chad Nv sol sol
Prelude, "offertoire,S Gulmant solo al
quartet, 80, Lord, Cod solo by Mrs. Parl
solo and quartet, Seek Ye the Lord, so
by Mr. williams quartet, Thou Wilt Ke,
Him in Perfect Peace Williams; postlud
Senate in G Minor. first movement, Merkel
The music for Sunday eevnng at We
minister church has been selected with a gre
deal Of care H. S Woodruff. the organs
will open the service with Chauvet's "a
dantino': Miss Clara Williams, soprano W
sing the solo parts in Parker,s famo
quartet, while We Have Time, and t
choir will sing Warrcn's Even Me-
Ellis Fisher barytone, having the solo lin,
THE Conversion of Great Scientist is
theme of the pastors evening sermon. In tt