The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-12-06
THE MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL.

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President, Floy Emerson; vice president, Frances
Reegtha secretary, Helen Haines treasurer,
Alden p sprague. of Portland Avenue Church
the city union to succeed Robert ". Chute.
CHURCH NOTES
Rev A. r. Tillinghast, pastor of futile Uni
the Elks' memorial services at Waterloo, Iowa
y. ~ Pickett, past supreme exalted ruler of the
greer greer, VII conduct memorial services in the
Metropolitan opera-house in st. Paul tomorrow
at 3 D.. m -r- ~ -.
The The Lena Mason Society will hold its regular
emu ehurch sunday at $3.50 p. N. Mrs. L. Ragan will
| ,. The Womans Missionary Auxiliary Of the
| Grand Avenue Church of Christ will hold its an
nuaI public service Sunday evening The service
following w1t a the
quartet, Mrs. r. A. Mathews Misses Salisbury
n e ses G5so1d n sec Z i : odg
Paai; seie MISS louise Msasnali G. '1 W. B. H.
| Mrs. Milton ToWner; India sunset song; bene-
next Sunday ut the corner gof Third street and
| Thirty.hfth avenue NE. The Bible study meet
NJ as nys sseans 1902
| The first Of series Of interesting and help.
4 rui sermons on 1.-The Seven Churches Of ASIA
| Will be given Sunday morning by Rev. B. For
ester at Adventist church. Fremont and Twenty
fourth avenues N. The subject of the evening
1ns&s vii be The Gospel as onf0lded in The
The choir of Lyndale Congregational church.
| ually attractive programs Sunday. In the
ems, are Telling from Haydn's Creation in
troduced by the. tenor recitation, "ln Splendor
Fright from the same work, sung by Crosby
Hops For offertory; stainers Love Divine
rector has arranged for large unison chorus
OF soprano voices to give sullivan,s ever popular
sGhs g, Tne Lost with violin obgsto by
20 Night, Most Beautiful" will be sung by o
At Simpson NJ e; church Sunday morning the
music will be: Organ, impromptu, Flagler;
sponse incline Thine Ear; Arthur H. f. Jones'
will render the oflertory. In the evening the
will sye y
Williams will sing 20 for the Pearly. Gates.
usual Ei5ie school VIII WIT be held at o'elocR
The O'Clock evangelistic service, which will be
special invitation is extended to travelling men.
has beer, thoroughly remodeled and the reopen
Ing will take place ~. to-morrow under the
Rev ]. J. Noe Of the New York conference viii
hold meetings throughout the week. and Saturday
| evening thete Will pe services ana meeting OF
sermon viii be by Dr.: Fielder. and at 1880 Sun:
SE e eysntR R Ge Of Ms of
church invite their friends to be present at the
At the %: First Baptist church. DR.. A. J. Frost,
whose bible readings at the Northwestern Bible
school are proving an inspiration to those priv;
evening tomorrow. IN the morning his subject
Wi1 be The Pcosrusts tea Bed or Human Be
joice. the Heart of Thy Servant and the quar-
tet, ''Hast Thou Not Known?' by Phenger. In
tory sulii7sns 4 Win Sing e Of Thy f p Power
the remaining music being: Response, quartet
The communion service and the reception o.
morning will take the place of the regular NOR
ming service. The special music opens will
wi sns nv kn Rn
Is Ny Light'' sopran9 and tenor duet b;
contralto, and MIR. Fisher. basso will SIM
Jesus; the Very Thought Of Thee, by Brewer
Grafton at the midweek prayer meeting mex
Thursday evening:
W. Scott, woodworth will sing, at Plymout
church Sunday both morning and evening. A
the twilight service ats o'clock Dr. L. H.. Hal
leck VIII give the fourth of the series on "Grea
''Isaac' Watts and His Hymns
The Twin City Liberal Sunday School unio
its at teReS
served to tie members by the ladies' Of til
church The meeting was presided eyer
1sre r. dyer se and arsss 81 the
was given by Rev. Henry B: Taylor Of the I'm
versalist church Of st; Paul. his subject bein
2 in his address, traced the history of the Chris
:. mas celebration from its origin in ancient time
telling of similar occasions among the Roman
and the celebration of Yule Tide by the Nortl
n men: He pictured at length Christmas in {! o.
England. with the merriment Of its Lord of Mi
: rule the bouEtful dinners of the great noble
to all their retaiEers, the Christmas pantomime
and other customs. The subject for discussio
for the evening was Chrstmas Services tEa, in nt
churches took part in the discussion. detailin
: their plans for the observance Of Christmas an
= many useful suggestions were offered me nes
J.. meeting of the union viii be held at the Churc
l of the Redeemer, Minneapolis, some time mex
month.
4 annual reception to the congregation and friend
of the Church of the Redeemer on Tuesday ev'
i, ming Dec 9, from $50 to Il O'CLOCK Light r,
:. = have been most delightful In the past and al
y earger1y looked for by the people of the churcl
d As the invitations are limited, these occasion
congregations to become better acquainted.
:. In response to the invitation of G. w. Sin
y mons. manager of the Bemis bag factory ;, tt
e tend the morning service of Fifth Avenue Co,
y gregational church. Sunday, Dec. :.
e at the evening service includes Paeugers "Ha
: Thou Not Known" by the quartet an, and stainer
8 At the evening service in the Church Of tt
the iaes sermon Mr.. Fischer viii give sever
J., III The Liberal Ministers Club Of the twin eiti.
will meet at the CHURCH Of the Redeemer I'm. Mon ID
gle Tas =" viii i: be continued Mr. Dellgren, vi
5 presented the paper at q previous meeting. wi
review the t nd aga t the inca
r. Club.