The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-11
Sunday school services will be in OBJ
servance of Children's Day.
nHuRnH MOVIES.

CHURCH NOTES.
Childrens day will be appropriately celebrat-
ed at Wesley Methodist church Sunday morning
with special music by the choir and Sunday
school. also a. special address by the pastor. In
address add son on 'The TWO immortal Songs, Music
for the morning and evening services. ,
at the Hennepin Avenue NJ. B. church Sunday
evening. His selection for the offertory will
be Romance by Ries. The choir will give
Special ehildren's day exercises will be given a
at the Fowler Methodist church Sunday at 7:4o
Avenue Congregational church at 1o:3o a. m.
Rev G. /. Morrill, viii speak p at the Peoples
church Masonic Temple Sunday At at Il = g. m,
neapoiis," :. William Henry ,Enstis viii sneak
on the religious condition Of the West Indian dian
DAM orchestra will play. the service lasts but
one hour and theatrical peaple hotel 91 tran m
At the third quarterly conference Of the West st
his resignation Of the pastorate Of the church,
day sasrclsss Of , the f First % Free
interesting exercise has been arranged
Rev; &. 1, Morrill, win speak for Rev. pr.
Paul, Sunday night
The Gideons. will have charge of the service
at Trinity Methodist church, Dewey avenue and
Carroll street, Merriam Park. Sunday at 1880
At Westminster church Sunday morning Miss
Clara Williams. soprano, will sing the otferto aS
IN the evening Rev Dr. w f. W: Boyle ct the
sermon will lie upon three of the masterpieces
of Gustaye Dare and will be illustrated BY sew
Red Rock camp meeting will open June % and
continue over the Fourth of July. The camp last
! year was the best attended for many seasons
and large preparations have been made for q sue
cessful season this summer. Rev. II. G.. Morri-
SON of Ionic evil will hn tha oil q
The Lake Street, Methodist church will observe
childrens day on Sunday morning. There will be
7 The pastor, Rev T. W. Stout, will preach
especially to the children on '.How All Chill
dren May Write a Book
John \. Rawins post and citizens staff, G..
A: r.. Will attend patriotic service IN the
First Pr Pres byte, church July g. in body
ming the choir will sing Chadwick,s God, to
Whom We Look Up, and schnecker,s duet IN
The services Of the evening will be held at 6
O'clock; special childrens day exercises IN which
with chemical demonstrations.
! Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston, rector of St.
Paurs Episcopal church, who has been east for
Sunday at 1890 a. m. and 7:45 p m.
At the Tabernacle Baptist church Pastor Gam
to parents and children in the morning: In the
evening the Sunday school will present a pro
gram Of musical numbers and recitations by the
children, and beautiful "emblematic piece by
| The Young Peoples Christian union of the
H Resist ToP IT,, Temptation Its Uses and How to
At the Church of the Redeemer, the Sunday
morning service Will be in charge Of the Sun
day school and children's day will be observed.
An VII be ted 9y the
= union service of of, the Unversalist churches
ID, q.
Rev. Marion D. Shutter will preach in the
Universalist church at Austin, Mimi, Sunday
At the regular monthly business meeting of
! the Y. P. G: U. of the Church of the Re-
| non, Miss Lolita ~Roosen and William r. Tanner
were elected to represent the society at the
fifteenth annual convention of the national. or
ganization at Providence, R. l., July GLIB. 3.
Dean Fleetwood assistant pastor, also expects
to attend and it is probable several others from
the twin cities will go.
T CHRISTIAN ENDEAvoR NOTES. :,
N be fs Of Ct r II as eGu
ager, 400 First street N. not later than Thurs
u Since 0I the annual meeting of the Minneapolis
Chrstan EndeayUr TnioH three weeks ago. the
SorR M eoS has p pp
the following committee ehairmen: Prayer meet
Church; missionary committee Miss Violet Rob
r erts, Westminster Presbyteri church; program
committee, Trafford N. Jayne, who has beer
active in Endeavor circles for many years; ways
and means committee, Frank M. Boyd, First
Congrega tional church. " &&
The transportation manager, Edward St. J
Bromley, is arranging for the annual outing, ant
the time and place will soon be announced Mr.
Bromley's success with the Minnetonka excursion
last year promises well for the coming event.
The annual river excursion of the st. Pau
union will June 49, President Lain
has invited Minneapolis Endeavorers to attend
The party will leave St. Paul at 2 p. m. b
, steamer for Prescott. Wis, returning in tn
evening The fare will be 80 cents.
Summer socials being arranged by loca
societies. Wednesday evening the First Congre
gutional society gave hayrack ride to LAX
Harriet The hayrack was the genuine farm
variety, and the trip was thoroly enjoyed b
many young people
An enjoyable social followed the regula
Wednesday prayer meeting of the Emerson Ave
nue. Baptist Mission society Refreshments wer
served by the young ladies' and a varied pre-
gram was presented by society members, assist
ed by Mrs. c. D. Bergren, whose vocal solo
and recitations were well received Presiden
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