The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-06-18
CHURCH NOTES.

F. R. Plantikow of the Highland Park church
finson 10 conduct bush meeting Rev. J. KEN
pols win preach morning or in and syening
dent Of the Prohibition Union Of Christian
Men and lecturer of the @ @ Reform m
p. m. Sunday in Wesley church on ''The Ten
Lepers." Admission free.
The picnickers will meet alto a. NJ at First
Rev. Dr. P. A. Cool of the Fowler Methodist
f bs has to o p paee e
Bishop l. ". joyce, who is Ill.
f On h et Se of the
mencement address for the graduates of the
state normal school at Winona Wednesday, June
IS: His theme was 1.-THE Lessons of American
f f5s Of the seTss w the
De Deum by Dresser, and duet by Austen Will
Jams and Hal Stevens. Guide Me, Thou on, Great
sys9nf sys s H
elso Be tE1G fr2m Xs 1e1 Of St John
sung sung p Miss ynn
stoddard and Austen Williams.
the wt the serTe Rey
A. g. Peck Of Denver will speak on The Stand
anthem A At ee mann love to f
III Rs Rf Rssoss T
Children's day services and graduation exer-
T Sunday ss eseng II Tnere W Be se
choruses and solos BY the children. and the
graduating. class Of twenty eight members will
trace the journey of the children of Israel from
Rev. James wise Of South Omaha viii preach
Minnehaha lodge No: 81. 4. 9. U. w, the
largest lodge in the state, will attend service
Sunday aye evening The pastor, Rev G. F sharpe,
a member of the lodge. viii preach on 1.-The
Ideal Workman and His Work. 1t is expected
that Myrtle lodge, No. 27; Degree Of Honor, VIII
attend
{. L. Morrill, will speak at the Excelsior
by the orchestra and a recitation by Josephine
| Bonaparte Rice ~
The Gideons will have charge Of the services
Fremont avenues n, at 1880 p. M: Camden car
enc Of line a. he de9as will ha have
what Do We Young Men Need in Mime
in the series by Rev. Charles H. Maxwell, at the
Linden Hills Congregational church tomorrow
At the First Presbyterian church, tomorrow
morning the special anthems win be, Thou
ese Kindly Iight By
the the. evening the quartet viii sing Ghadwick.s
'God Who Madest Heaven and Earth
| At Bethlehem Presbyterian church the pastor
Rey. Dr.. Stanley B. Roberts, will preach a
The na hs ycR
to the Tsg the frson
err s'Raising the Dead" These summer eve.
ming sermons. viii be Illustrated BY scenes in
Palestine to-day. Specially prepared music:
G. L. Morrill, will speak at the Masonic Tenn
pie Sunday at II on .The American Flag. =
The Danz orchestra will play National Airs
Boyer Forget Ne Not, suppe, and Moon
travaganza company Of the Dewey theater viii
give vocal selections The service lasts one hour
Hotel transients theatrical people and non
church goers especially invited to be pres
ent z.s.,.zss sgs.5f IA go & &
ur James s. Montgomery will conduct at ives
ley Methodist church Sunday evening peoples
service and will give an address on The Bool
will sing cart Thou Weary?' BY Chadwick, ane
Heart, Be Still,'N by Warren. John Ravenscrof
will sing the offertory "Come Unto Me, = by Lind
will be walk in the Light by Marston
''Ihere Is a Land" by Crowninshield; Miss
Marston will sing the ofertory, Paradise b.
Brown.
In the evening the First Congregational churcl
will unite with the East Side churches at tn
First Methodist church. Rev. r. p Herricl
will preach in the morning.
The First Unitarian church is closed for th
summer,
: At st. Marks procathedral beginning with tn
third Sunday after Trinity. the evening service
will be discontinued until further notice.
I, At sWestIntnster church Sunday morning tn
/ .tTe Deum'' in minor will be sung by tn
quartet the opening anthem Come, Ho1
a Ghost by Cortada. will be used as the offer
+ The, Young PEOPLES Christian. Union Of tn
= The members Of the union will be entertaine
n at ~. M. Wednesday at the home of til
e Misses Baird. 1874 Emerson avenue s.
r at the North Methodist church, and in til
evening the Gideons will have charge.
: The members Of Minnehaha lodge. No. 81, a
S o. U. w, and members of the order in genera