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The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
SAYS MAYOR HAS
SAVED MANY men
SUNDAY CLOSING SENDS SCORES
TO RELIGIOUS SERVICES.
Brigadier Cousins Of Salvation Army
Declares 80 per Cent Increase in At
tendance at Sunday Meetings Is
Traceable Directly to the Order Clos
ing Sunday Saloons.

An increase of 80 per cent in the at
tendance at the Sunday meetings Of the
Salvation Army can be traced, accord
ing to Brigadier J. w. Cousins, directly
to the enforcement of the Sunday clos
ing law. Because of this increase 100
new chairs have been ordered for the
army's hall on First avenue S.
"Mayor Jones action in closing the
saloons on Sunday has undoubtedly
helped us in our work. said Brigadier
Cousins today "The great number Of
transient workmen who used in the
past to frequent the saloons on Sunday
now come to our meetings.
"The most remarkable increase in
attendance is at the morning meet
ings. Here the addition is fully so per
cent. T don't know exactly how to
account for this, unless it is that the
men who are unfamiliar with the town
get up early to quench their thirst, and
finding the saloons shut up, come to u.s.
We don't care particularly why they
come 50 long as they do come, for our
work is accomplished after they come
"During the past two weeks we have
had twenty conversions, many Of them
men who have long been notorious
had been a drunkard for twenty-five
years, but is now leading a sober, in
dustrious life. Many of these conver
sions are directly traceable to the clos
ing of the saloons on Sunday, apd
trust that Mayor Jones will keep W
his good work. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

IN % ~
Dakotd. am, Holy communion; lo:oV ILL.,
service and sermon; 7:45 pm annual ddrnssss mees
hV Rishon Mann and Rishon Edsali.
Edsan Vicar Hills. Morning. Holy Commun-
lon, $50, morning service and sermon by
Bishon Edsa1i: evening, song and service by
Wear p;I1s 1A-'e 'oAe - H-', -
All SATNTs-Rev Georpe n Thomas am,
Holy Communion; 10 80 a M morning prayer
sarmon eA MN. '1.. ~ ~ - 49, -.
=-.----CUTHERAN.
- IN. 81 -. ~ - !. -.
BETHLEHEM-Rev. N. B. Thyedt. Morning
service at 1O:3o, the choir will sing the new
organ will, be dedicated:, evening, English
service at :45 John w. Arctander will preach,
Topic. "And the Door was Shut The octet
Of the u c. Seminary will sing; John w.
Arctander;s Bible class viii meet at 1910.
Both Sunday Schools viii meet at the same
SALEM ENGLISH-Rey George H. Trabert
DID. Morning, "The Beginning Of Protestant
Foreisn Missions in Particular''; evening, '.The
Heavenly Walk.'' Thanksgiving Day Rev. 6.
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Young Peoples Societies.

A union meeting Of the Y. P. G. U.
Of the; twin cities will be held in the
Young People club room at the Church
of the Redeemer, this evening, at 6:30.
The topic will be t'Well Wishing and
Well Doing" The meeting will be led
by Rev. E. Dean Ellenwood.
Lake Street Epworth league conducts
the song service at Asbury hospital
this afternoon. Last Sunday Western
avenue young people were in charge.
First Church Epworth league held it's
monthly business meeting and social
last night at the home, Of Homer Will
Jams on Ontario street Sc. r =
Wesley Epworth league will hold it's
annual election of officers Dec. 8, and
at that time the suggestion of the cen
uniformly in May will be considered
and acted upon as to this chapter.
The district Epworth league third
vicepresident is anxious to get responses
from those to whom she wrote regarding
the donation of quilts for use Of the
assembly association.
Marion Cole Of the local district Ep.
worth league cabinet has been appointed
state Junior superintendent by Z. D.
Southwick to take the place of Berry
Rice, who has resigned and gone to
North Dakota. Miss Cole reports re-
organization Of the Juniors at Fowler
church by Miss Tirzale Dinsmore. Also
at First church under the superinten
dency of Mrs. L. D. Williams and Zeda
Cook.
The Epworth league district cabinet
will meet with the advisory boards Of
the young peoples societies Of othe1
denominations next week Saturday eve
ming at the Y. M. G.. A. building to con
slider ways for continuing the evange
listic work among the societies.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
THANKSGIVING DAY
CHURCH SERVICES

Thanksgiving Day services will be
held in practically all the churches, tho
the programs for these meetings are
as yet but partially prepared. ..-
A Thanksgiving prayer meeting will
be held in Calvary Baptist church next
Thursday at 9:45 a. m. At IL a. m. a
Thanksgiving service will be held, and
DR.. Fowler will preach on "The Privi-
lege and Joy of Gratitude to God.'
Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Park Avenue Congregational church
Thursday at II a. m. The pastor, Dr..
G.. S. Rollins, will preach and the chorus
choir will sing.
Thanksgiving service will be held in
the Augustana Lutheran church at
1890 a. m. A special offering will be
taken for the Lutheran Orphans Home
in Vasa, Mimi; In the evening spe-
cial Thanksgiving service will be held
and an Offering made for the Home for
the Aged, established by the Swedish
Lutherans of Minnesota at Chisago
City. The deaconesses, assisted by Ia
dies Of the church, will serve dinner
to the poor and needy and baskets of
food will be distributed among the de-
serving poor Of the city. Any one de,
string to donate something for this
charity should send it to the Mission
Cottage, 100 Eighth street S.
At Salem English Lutheran church
Thanksgiving Day Rev. G.. F. Gehr of
Chicago will preach and special Of
fering will be taken for the Chicago
theological seminary.
G. L. Morrill, will hold his annual
actors Thanksgiving service at the
Unique theater next Thursday morning
from IL to IL. Representatives from
all the theaters will take part in the
program. It has been Mr.. Morrill, ,:
custom for several years to hold this
kind Of a service, he being chaplain o1
the Actors Church Alliance, and this
year it will be"a memorable one OF
account Of the exceptional talent pres
ent in the city next week. ..... .., :
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

At Salem English Lutheran church
the service this morning is in COM
memoration Of the beginning Of Protest
ant foreign missions; the bi-centennial
of the sailing of Bartholomew Ziegen-
halz from Copenhagen to India, Nov.
20, 1905. The sermon will be on The
Beginning Of Protestant Foreign Mis-
sions in General and Lutheran Foreign
Missions in Particular The music
will be Of special character. Between
the epistle and the gospel, the choir
will render Hamer's TIE DENIM in E fiat.
AS offertory anthem they will sing
Jerusalem" by H. w. Parker.
A special musical service of thanks
giving and praise will be given at Fifth
Avenue Congregational church this eve
ming. The choir consists of Miss Mar
garet Jones, soprano; Miss Ethel Mat
Son, contralto; George o: Brown. tenor.
and Allan Jones, bass. They will be as
sisted by Mrs. E. R. Cooley, Miss Maud
Hainman, Messrs. T. T. Jones and Hub
bard. Following is the program: nThe
Ny Soul Harry Rowe Shelley; nOh,
Blessed Is That Land, - Charles Lee
Williams, obligato solo, Mrs. Cooley;
!" Jehoval," I" A. NJ. Shuey, contralto solo,
Miss Matson; ga Song of Thanksgiv-
in.'' G. Fl. Tebbs; "All Hail the Power
of Jesus Name, Brackett.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

and mercy. Life is full Of sorrow to those who
look on all things with suspicion; 1t is a sour
affair to him who goes around shifting at It..
The thankful heart has a way Of looking at a
single tiny patch of blue in all the armament
of blackness until the blue and clear has over
spread all.
Gratitude for benefits received will lead to
benefits shared. He who has most may owe
much to him who has least. The grateful
cannot be greedy. Our common interdependence
means mutual obligation. The tender merctes
OF all our Fathers works may we'll teach us to
set kindness, mercy, helpfulness over. all our
works. No finds a full Thanksgiving until
he creates thankfulness in all his fellows. =
The best thanksgiving Is that which lasts
longest and frequently says least; it abides In
the heart that shows Its appreciation of the
good things of life by passing them on. He
gets most out Of life who finds in it most things
to make him glad that he lives. most chances
to share his JOY and to cause happy laughter tc
echo about him. who helps men to rejoice in the
goodness and gladness of the infinite love fol
us all. --.t.. .-. .ar
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
CHURCH SERVICES
TOMORROW
BAPTIST.

-.~ BAPTIST.
FREE-Rev. R. r. Kennan. Morning, Thanks
giving Lessons: evening, "Reason and Re-
NORWEGIAN DAN1sH-Rev Gustav Melby.
siSle hHie'nk DAY e1sreises pssas pc on'' LOU NS'
Popular r evening" More
1MMANyE1 G. J: rr1ggersen: @ ps., Mereng sa3g
Delusion.' There seeH1i viii be a special musical
program provided by the choir in the evening mdn
ing, "A Forward Move; evening, THE Chill
dren CT King" Baptism at the evening
1RINiTSY-Rev.4 L. A. crandall. .D.p: Morning.
,The Attitude Of Christ Toward Us s1. and noas Our
AtttTde Toward d. Him. syenn
1f7 sfD,f II GO
nnx se %tne,s In ps5fo9s ef 9ne
Christians -; evening, "why Two Mel Went
streaE + s7sni9S sa,zssio% %6 Il
day. Judge John Day Smith will address the
cENTRAL-Rev: DR.. Theodore Heysham-,,Morn,
ming, ''The Long Tramp from Home to Find
| Home y Special sermon to church and Bible
evening With special music.
ECALVARY-Rev. DR.. Fowler. Morning, The
Advantages OF Not Belonging to the Church {;7
| evening ''The Scarlet Thread in the Win
dow" Calvary Singing club Of forty voices
under Mrs; a. ". Jones, will sing IN evening
| Baptism at the evening service.
| CATHOLIC.
ST. cHARLEs-Rev J. NJ. Cleary. Morning
| 'The Hereafter; evening 'Purgatory ant
| Prayers for the Dead Masses at $780,
| and 1890.
/ CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
ALL CHURCHES Morning "God the Onl!
Cause and Creator" !"
Morning, "God the Only Cause and Creator"
! CONGREGATIONAL.
|LYNDALE-Rev. C. E. Burton. Morning, "Unt
1 God Re Glory; evening, Thanksgiving must
cal, in charge Of the Mems council Of fifty
Short address by the pastor, "a Sacrifice o
Thanksgiving.'
oLIVET-Rey. William ]. Gray. Morning, 1880
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
A Sermon, for Today
Thanksgiving"
HENRY #. COPE.

The Lord is good to all and his tender mercies
are over all his works.uPs. 145, X: - o..a
n people happy, more even than plenty OF
prosperity. The fields may yield bountl-
- fully the barns be filed to overnowlng'
the ledgers show large profits, and all business
bear the marks of stability and increase and
yet even at the tables laden with bountles
grim poverty may sit, grinning, unbidden
guest, if gratitude be not there
while without it plenty Is but penury. A
mans wealth depends not on what he has In
his name, but on what he appreciates, on the
heart alone enters into complete possession:
Gratitude Is the art Of appreciation Days OF
thanksgiving convert our prosperity from a mere
eatalog of goods received to the consciousness
Of infinite blessings possessed. .-..
Does a man think to himself my own energy
and genius have enriched me, why should
render thanks to any? He is as child WHO who
should think he gains his education unaidede
None of us can live to himself. No amount
of energy could create a single grain OF wheat.
Neither, given the seed, could any man whoiiy
unaided get living from the soil. We are all
dependents and always debtors to untold multi.
tudes Of our fellows. 1t is short sighted
review that forgets them in the day Of praise
So also all life is a matter OF partnership
with the Infinite. To raise corn q man must
enter into cooperation with the forces that WORK
In the fields. He becomes a partner with Goa
Yielding to the laws of the universe, he enl1sts
the aid Of the unseen and unsearchable power
that brings forth the swelling bud and the
upspringing blade, that paints the bloom on the
peach and waves the silk on the rustling corn
A little thought turns our self-gratulation tt
thanksgiving. We see power other than oul
own, hand mightier and a mind wiser work
ing thru all the seasons, with us and for us
BY the good received we believe it is not thu
hand of blind fate; it is moved by kindly
heart; his tender mercies are over all his works
Thanksgiving is the opportunity to read little
more clearly in natures infinite book of secrecy
the wonderful story ofsthe eternal goodness ant
bounty.
70 some is given the harder task of rejoicing
in afIction, the privilege of learning Hfe's
sweetest song in what is to many an unknown
tongue the rich language Of sorrow. The SOM
may come mingled with sobs, and yet how
strong in deepened sympathy. Life may hav,
lost some of its possessions, but it has becom,
richer in ITSELF Grateful for the clouds al
well as for the clear blue in the end it appear
that our fairest joys spring from our deepes
dsappointments
There is always something to be happy over
Life depends on its outlook. Gratitude take
the place Of gloom when you look for goodnes
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
of the church had lost their

members of the church had lost their
money in the panic OF 1898. Others
had moved away. There was some talk
Of abandoning the building and letting
the holders Of the debt have it, as the
most honest way out Of the difficulty.
Mr.. Longley took energetic hold of the
matter, however. He hal come from
Winona, where he succeeded in having
erected the finest Methodist church in
the northwest. His experience there in
raising money stood him well in hand,
and by 1900 the debt on Park church
was but So 900. He then made an offer
to the trustees to personally pay $4,000
if they would raise the other E$4, 900.
Not only have they done this, bit dur
ing the past summer improvements to
the interior of the church have been
made costing $4,000.
Former Pastors.
The present Central Park M. E.
church was built under the pastorate Of
DR.. Forbes. The cornerstone was laid
by Bishop Foss. Rev. j. E. Smith was
pastor from 1889 to 1892. Rev, Frank
Doran succeeded him in 1892. Rev.
William Mckinley, at present at Vino
ma, was pastor from 1895 until Mr..
Longley took the church in 1897.
The present trustees of the church
have all served in that capacity for a
score Of years. They are: J. F. Toste'
vim, William Bannon, W. P. Murray
George A. Shepstone, Ed Sealey, J. c.
Quinby, Allen Swain, A: P. Cameron
and James Bollinger.
The stewards Of the church are F. G.
Johnston, Davis Pierce, F. Mann, J. M
Lewis, S. c. Leigh, c. A. Palmer, M. E
Old, J. R. Storr, R. O. Barnard, R
Mather, j. G. Smith, Carl Golfer and Ed
Swain. *.: ~
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
DEDICATION NEXT SUNDAY

The new Trinity Baptist church
building, Lincoln and Bryant avenues S,
will be dedicated next Sunday, Dec. 3.
Rev. E. E. Chivers, D. D., field secre-
tary Of the American Baptist Mission
society, will preach in the morning, and
Rev. Cornelius Woelfkin, b. D., secre-
tary Of Baptist evangelistic work, will
preach in the evening. Other services
will follow during the week.
This morning the pastor, Rev. Latham
A. Crandall, will preach on "The Atti'
tude of Christ Towards Us, and Our
Attitude Towards Him. The even
ing service will be evangelistic, the
subject being, "What Does God Think
Of Us9''
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
CHURCH SERVICES IN MINNEAPOLIS TODAY
in the vair'; evening, "Paul and silas In
Prison st Philippi." ..

Prison st Philippi.' t.E.... ...
UNIvERsALIsT.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. Marion D:
Shutter, ID. Morning, 1890, ''The Laws OF
the Kingdom evening" 1:so, Doe nDGes the Glib LID
TuTTLE1Rs3 A: r. Tllinghast t., Morning
sermon: @ evening, special musical service.
ALL soULsIRev: William H. Ryder Morning;
dhnkng and = Thankias a. Sunday school, Il
UNITARIAN.
NAZARETH (Norweeian)-Rev: Amandus Nor
mar, man, Morning. what Shall We Do With
MISCELLANEOUS.
ADVENT CHRIsT1AN-Rev. Finn Murra. Morn
ing. "a Sovereign Cod Thanksgiving sermon;
TIE S1sn'sf A:eaSfS &aoSaar 4 ns5oeiEryRey
healing and other methods: all Welcome: Nc,
Elroy hall, corner Eighth street and Nicollet
NEW THOUGHT LYcEuM-tK.. p. hall, Ma
sonic Templel--Address, by Ruth B. Ridges,
MEG%aE ss61EaeeGskenmond hail.
street and Third avenue sl-Lecture by Or
Raymond, Human and Divine Power to Con-
PEoPLE'sNReS. 6. L. morrill,. Morning, "sui
sP1RITgALIsT( (Richmond hall. Eifth h., street
Lecture, .'Obsession.' Tests by Mrs. F. D.
sPTRfTWHL1sR arT1Sl aPERoaREss1vE SOCIETY,"
Masonic Temple Rev. Mrs. Talcott, assisted
by Mrs. Tryon. Mrs. Lamb and Mrs: Beuhler
sPIRITUALIST BAND OF PEACE-(229 Contra
avenue e)-Lecture by Mrs. s.. NJ. Lowell: spirit
greetings by Mrs. Leake and Mrs. 8. T. Dut
ton.
twentieth avenue N and Fourth streetl-iec
ture by H. Hegdahl; messages by Mrs. Buehlel
and Mrs. Hegdahl.
hall. corner Nicollet and Eighth street)-
Morning, What Is Religion7" by Rev. Alic,
CHRIsTfAN AND MISSIONARY ALLIANCE
Rev. r. f. Rogers, at Union City mission, a
| s pm. A cordial invitation is given to al
believers in The -Four Gold Gospel to attent
| these services every Sunday.
sPIRITUALIsM INDEPENDENT SOCIETY
1 900 Hennepin avenue e)-Mrs. R. s. Emerson
Evening, a short lecture and greetings
i 1880 pm.
/ g. A. r. HALL (Twentieth and Washington
/ avenues Nl-Emil Swenscn, THE Living ant
/ the Dead Rationalism.' :"
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

Thanksgiving by Thankliving"; evening,
PARK AVEa1E@Re7. ~ 11ssn & $; Rollins. 1.D.
s1'S: .E1G HFH sTTR;ElET-1n the morning
Rev Harold Hunting of church Will
of Lowry Hill Congregational church
vINE-Rev. =. s: Rood. Morning, ~ New
Program; Part Two; evening" WHO Should
rSGmosr sfaa 81 oaSTes c. A. Hilton Morn
ing Grow In Grace; evening. Repent.
Heights Methodist church, Thursday, at II am.
ssr9en BY Rsy G A. Hilton; ", ,x,ro,,
% Morning, AT supper with With the Lord" Com:
: nunion and reception Of members; evening,
ne ,.stsnding Before the Gross" ,,oun,n ..,o
Healing of the Impotent Man; evening, a
Thanksgiving meditation with good music by
roR&sT SRGEsi ea21z HGisHrs-nev. Stanley NJ Humoy.
Morning, 1.-THE Joy Of Thy Salvation; !; eve
ming, .:pid ,,il4 Noses Make Mistake; a p; ,,o.,
ng hnes ha s!ss si
evening: .Neglecting the Time, of Visitation
LOWRY sH he9Iy Holmes axsntns
at 6:3), a Thanksgiving service led by Miss
FIFTH FfffaitV71sNi aVENuE-Rev. James E. smith Morn
ming, "a Reasonable worship Rom. Iii: L.
The ehstr will give their monthly musical G ~
cago Evening sermon by Dr.. Hollock, What
God Really Wants Of YOU
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE oHR1sT1AN-( PORTLAND
avenue and Grant street)-Rev. J. H. Bick
nell Morning 'Christian Progress; evening
'.Conversion-Whar it Is and How Produced
The annual boys and girls rally day service
will be held at the Sunday school hour follow
ing the morning preaching service.
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
zIoN-.tsixth avenue Nl-Rey. F. R. Plantikow
Morning, Rev. J. Ktenholz will preach; n,
HIGHLAND PARK-(Twenty- fifth avenue Ny
Rev F. r. Plantikow. Rev. J.. Kienho1z O.
st. Paul will preach at pm. sunda.
school at 2 pm.
EPISCOPAL.
HOLY TRINITY-Rev. Stuart B. Purves. 1:3
| am, Holy Communion; 10:30 am, sefvic
and sermon; 7:45 pm, evening prayer an
sermon
| ST. ANDREW's-Rey. Robert Benedict 7:3
am. Holy Communion; 1890 am. prayer AM
| utany; 7:3O pm, evening prayer; 12 IN.
| Sunday school and Bible class.
| GETHsEMANE-Rev. Bishop Mann of Mort
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26
Pulnit and Pew.

At the First BAPTIST church the re-
vival will be continued until Thanks
giving night. This morning Pastor w.
B. Riley will speak, his subject being
ming, "F Four More Excuses" In con-
nection with the evening service the
large chorus choir directed by Professor
s. Clay Gilbert. will be aided by the
Andrew Presbyterian orchestra of
twelve or fifteen pieces, under the lead
ership. of H. G. Neal. This week the
afternoon meetings will be discontinued
but services will be held every evening
at 7:45 until Thursday.
, At Plymouth church this evening an
evangelistie service will be held, with
the chorus to sing the revival campaign
songs. DR.. Hallock's topic will be
"What God Really Wants Of You.'
Dr. Cornelius Woelfkin of New York
will preach in Calvary Baptist church
next Sunday morning, Dec. 3. Dr.
Woelfkin is the national evangelist of
the Baptists Of the north, holding a
similar position to that of DR.. Chapman
among the Presbyterians.
At Prospect Park Methodist church
this evening a platform meeting will
be held in charge Of William N. NJ
Crawford, E. B. johnson and F. F. Lind
say on the topic, "The Saloon, Wher
Organized and How Perpetuated; Its
Influence on the Community and the
Nation and How to Get Rid Of IT,
Russell Chapman will also deliver ar
address on HThe Cost of RUM Ber
nice and Lillian Cole will sing duet
entitled, IT Stood on the Street al
Midnight -
North Methodist Episcopal churcl
will observe this Sabbath as eth,
Worlds Temperance Day. The sub
ject of the morning sermon will be
"God's' Word Vindicated.' At tn
Sunday school a special temperance day
program will be carried out. There will
which the pastor will deliver an addres
on "The Children 8 Place in the Re
demption of the World.'
The two hqndredth anniversary of tn
sailing Of the first Lutheran mission
this evening at Bethlehem Lutheran
church, corner of I.yndale and -Four
teenth avenue N. Rev. J. H. Lenke
will deliver historic address in Eng
lish. A general invitation is extende
to the public to attend. Rev. J. G
Hultkrans will preach at this morning
service in Bethlehem church on, HPre
pare for the Judgment Day.
At the Park Avenue Congregations
church this morning. the pastor, DR..
s. Rollins, will preach sermon on ere
ligion in the Home,' and in the eve
ing on "Christ s Enabling Act. =" Pre-
fessor Morse will sing "Grace Enoug
for Me,' and chorus choir will lea
in singing from the song book used i
the recent evangelistic meetings.
The Minneapolis journal., 1905-11-26

IN taThanksgiving and THANKSGIVING" This
church unites in union Thanksgiving service &c
to be held at Stewart Memorial church at IL
wEsLEY-Rex; /. T. Guild I'D: Morning
E1 H. pexa ngfG H w p4eaab unen
giving service of Hennepin and Wesley on
Thursday at 1880 am: The Rev; Samuel aau,l
P. Long, DID,, presiding elder. Minneapolis
!sft w: = M;s
ans The Wisdom Isf'H1' Of the %icked " d. Ep~oPti
ST. e sofoH PTofessos
nIng and tSe Word on
early to get seat. st. James is the strangers
home, the peoples church: you are all vel
FOREST HEIGHTS s-Rev Charles Sumner Davis:
Morning, Thanksgiving Day, the Meaning and
s1@s Who THANKSGIVING Il I to God IN Liter ~
union THANKSGIVING service Of the North Min. Min.
eps ~e church ea Rev Hilton
preach the sermon.
PRESBYTERIAN.
F1RsT-Rsy Marshall DD ..,,d Morning. chr;s
tian % Of Today Evangelistic services win be
held wednesday and Friday evenings; Thanks
BETHANY.Rev. +. j. MeCrossan: morning.
Conversion Of Cornelius''; evening. 'srhe
poand cKsS MGEt 'ne Sdrnng
!
munion service and reception Of new members;
evening. preaching service at 7:45; Christian
WESTMINSTER Rev. John Edward Bushnell,
DID. Morning, EVERY Body's Text; eve
ming, Dress" Evening service preceded by
a short gospel choral service. The choir will
render special music at both the morning and
evening services.
HOPE CHAPEL-Rev. Alexander g.. Patterson.
| Evening 1.-THE Next Move Sunday evening
closes this series Of eyangelistic services held
| in this church. Solo. "For Jesus Sake" II
STEWART MEMoR1AL-(Corner Stevens and
Thirty-second)-R R. A. Wander Las. Morn.
ing, IA Big Percentage Of interest; evening
| "A Governors Fatal Mistake There VIII be
special music in the evening by double
quartet. -,
Rev William j. johnson. Morning, 1920
Privileges of Church Membership, public
receotion Of new members; evening. 7:45, ser
! mon py pastor. Special music. Dr. George
/ L. Hunting, the well known tenor will sinf
two solos.
vANDERBURGH MEMoRIAL-Rev. W. o. Wal
] lace. Morning, .'The Great High Priest With