The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-27
Church Notes.

church Notes.
DR.. A. j. Frost dean Of the Northwestern
Bible and Missionary Training school, is sup
plying the pulpit at the First Baptist church in
the absence OF the pastor.
at a. Central Baptist church, Fourth avenue and
! Grant street. tomorrow at 1880 p. N. Travelling
men are especially invited.
John S. Road, pastor of Vine Congregational
| church, will deliver an address at the memorial
meeting of Levi Lodge, A. 0. u. W., and degree
Of Of hon honor in his church tomorrow morning at
Rev. B. Y. Neal. pastor of the Free Methodist
class, has returned from Greenville, Ill, with
the Services oa Sunday b.
tor5at 1880 a. IN. and 7:3o p. m.
Rev. DR.. P. w. Crannell Of Topeka, Kan, a
prominent minister Of the Baptist church, is in
Lindsay, and viii preach at the Prospect Park
NJ e. church tomorrow at II a. IN.
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold
| their annual memorial service in the Church of
R Rs y Ess Msrsa p shsttsT Restss e
AT Bethlehem Presbyterian church tomorrow
the pastor will deliver the closing sermon on
"A Practical Christian Life In the morning
Christ Glory and in the evening The Heav-
emily Gate"
Rev. F.. D. Budlong, rector of st. Martin
to-day to take charge of the services at St.
Marks tomorrow. During his. visit in this city
he is the guest of George H. Normington at 1853
Linden avenue. ,,..5
c The Young a Peoples Christian Union Of the
Al In the 1e 1e s t6s
Because Of Our 1ndependesces5 The - meeting }ns
tor - 81
+ Beginning Tomorrow. regular preaching service
and Sunday school will be held on the Epworth
NIL bsn at Il ash
p will be the The t
l. Rev DR.: and Mrs. Hallock have gone east.
pr. Hallock attended commencement at Amherst
this week and was present at a reunion ct his
occupy Plymouth, pulpit, the next four weeks
to the Maine coast for theft IL vacation. talon = ''
Rev. John q Bushnell, D. d.. the pastor OF
Westminster church. will leave Minneapolis, al
which will be spent abroad, Rev. A. G. Patter.
son, the assistant pastor, will resume his work
Sl5 :gP il t1 * hdEsss %as
The Plymouth Sunday school opened under it,
well attended: Mrs. B.. r. Jones viii tell the
the American Indians Professor Maria Sanford
Of the university will address the senior section
ises to be very excellent.
at .Hennepin Avenue NJ. e. church tomorrow
Koe aha ARIA san
by 2: J. Kerr The tollowing music viii be giver
anthem eeans source organ e hve ss Bessnk
Gould; response, Nearer My God to Thee
Lieb e, sehilling offertory; aria, Hear Ye
postlude, andante moderate, volckmar.
At Wesley n; T. church tomorrow DR.. Patter
VIII preach Miss Gertrude Sans souci will pre-
will sing. The musical numbers are as follows
Morning 9! prelude, Andante, by Widor; offertory
cessional Guiimant Evening, prelude serenad.
Esna Mott ,n Rowske5 at oeEtepy solo There e
postlude. Marche Pontifcal, by Tombell.
At Fowler Methodist church, tomorrow eve
n ning there wi be song service by the Fowler
horus anthem Onward Christian solGer I t
sg 7ss h
er, G. 70 Muzzy; music. full chorus: anthem
God Is Love- kratz, choir; address, Goods
Mord Raistor Duet I'm the Cross q Christ
Aiuzzy. 'AN aeoise =
service 1s o Wssa
Dubois anthe Arise Shine N Poots aaaftet
SOPRANO , sole adore and Be Still Gounod; trio
at Il Males fseRss
M sntae ns h sGws A9ssss
tory, God Is Love- Kreutzer.
MI, To M at lo;4s M solemn high mas
Ireland Of st. viii 0p passcS ehu5 81,
following music viii be given: Professional
set; Gloria a., Van Bree; yeni Creator (quartet)
I! Marie; Luzzi Miss stillman; sanctus, Van Bree
benedietus, soprano solo and quartet, Wiegand
A;gnus Del Le1eal; organ postlude march, Relig
armation VIII be held, Archbishop Ireland pre-
hatfield; organ postlude. Fantasia, Tours "
Witt Cook, organist. - =
i A children's service will be held at Imrnanue
Baptist church tomorrow at 1880 .. m III,
program: Selection, orchestra; chorus tGior,
to Coo Lewis song, primary class. Bless Lit
Mindful Of His Own. st. Paul. Mendeissohn
chorus: Unfold Ye Portals s Redem aaaen
Lord Hall; trio. ssLift Thine Eyes. HEIi,abl
Mendelssohn; reading, s'The Last HYMN. Flor
ence E. Newton; solo, Hear Ye Israel.
I"Elijah, Mendelssohn; offertoryy, orchestra:
Il s. chorus Bright and Happy Hearts, = Hall
4 address. Bosten w. Smith; solo, ..Thou Shall
q Keep Him in Perfect Peace" Isaiah, Patten
1 primary class, FLOWERS of Summer; chorus
..The Marvellous Works. "Creation,, Haydn
The choir will be assisted by Mrs. Charles Sui
ton and Mrs. Vera Latham.
CHURCH SERVICES TO- MORROW