The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-06-06
PULPIT AND PEW
CHURCH NOTES.

Rev: W. B; Riley win resume his studies in the
Minor Prophet on Heathenism Ancient and Mod
! ern" The music for the day, under the direc-
tion of Emily Ellis Woodward, will be fol-
lows: Morning-Preiude, Largo-sonata, Op. 2.
Beethoven; chorus, selected; solo. The Golden
Gss asa
| lude. Andante Con. Motto, Smart; chorus 20
Fray tor ard the Peacs Of KnoN duet
Woodward and Miss Beulah Brainard; postlude.
Allegro, Merkel.
The Sunday school Of the Portland Avenue
full since changing Its hour to $3.50 a. M, will,
Sunday morning, have entire charge Of the church
| services In observance Of Children's Day. At
1880 an interesting program will be given by
! the primary department., assisted by the school
1 Rev Dr. Marion D. Shutter viii preach preach the
baccalaureate sermon before the graduating class
of the East high school, at First Congregational
Rev. DR.. Marion D. Shutter gave the com
mencement Address before the graduates Of the
The Young Peoples Christian Union Of the
Church Of the Redeemer will meet at $50 p. NJ,
ing viii be led By Rev. =. Dean Ellenwood, as.
sistant pastor. Subject "Clean Thinking and
| Children's Day will be observed at plymouth
church. Children will be baptized and Bibles
VIII be presented to the 7-year-old children at
seeis service for Sunday sdhea
Guiding the schools Of Bethel and Emmanuel
chapeis. @"g1
Rev. John G.. FAIRIES will preach at Riverside
will provide special music.
At e snap Mas at
sing Mendeissohn Jerusalem with t the com a
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= at the, Hennepin Avenue Methodist church fol
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Father" Herbert; "Bow Down Thine Ear Par
ker. Next Sunday the congregation will unite
with the Sunday school In q children's day ser
| Right Rev. D. Morrison, IL. D., bishop o
HAS asT finished his vistaion q
Mooney; In the visitation the bishop confirmed
rhirty three persons and formally organized ney
GraceSe St.
Ne Ssa the st. parish at ostony
Sunday the bishop consecrated the beautiful AM
Rev: NJ. D. Hardin, who has been preaching
several weeks in Honolulu. has returned and viii
tomorrow. Mr.. Hardin and Miss Hardin sailed
the evening Of May 10 on the Ventura and made
a quick return trip.
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church Rev. Stanley B. Roberts will deliver 9
1 temperance sermon. The choral union viii sing
| the anthem, "Fron Every Stormy Wind Thai
Blows" Series on Practical Christianity IL
| the evening with the anthem 'For God So Loved
the World,'' by the choir, q. G. Sheibley direc
| tor.
Rev. G. L. Morrill, Will speak at the Peoples
church. Masonic Temple, Sunday at II a: m. OF
| ''In the Good Old Summer Time, Vacation
Views and Virtues The quartet will sins
shelley's 1.-The King Of Love My Shepherd Is
Mrs. Ceretta Ross will give offertory Tho,
| VIII Keep Him in Perfect Peace, from
| Isaiah George Jabour and his carnival assist
ants will attend the service. The public. is in
| vited.
Communion service will be held at the Stewar
| Memorial Presbyterian church tomorrow NOR
ming. There will be the reception Of new mem
the mortgage will take place at the church. : Al
interesting program will be given. Visiting
ministers will make addresses Refreshment.
will be served by the ladies Of the church i'm
| provement society.
st. Marks English Lutheran church, Lyndal'
and Twenty-Five avenue N, will be dedicated
tomorrow. The first service will be held a
1880 a. M, when DR.. George H. Trabert vii
preach and administer the rite Of confirmation
The dedication proper will be at 8 p. m, whei
Rev. c. Fl. Warstler, OF st. Paul, will preach
the sermon.