The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-12-09

the second OF the dramatic readings, Romance
OF Ruth and Boaz," which will be Illuminated
by the choir with selections from Gaups Can
tata of Ruth. The reading for Dec. 80 will be
given at 4:30 p.m., instead Of in the evening
SO that the children may hear Pilgrims Pro-
gress," which Is set for that date
The annual meeting of Plymouth church Will
be held Thursday at g. pm. Reports from the
different branches of church work will be given
and officers will be elected for the coming
year.
Wednesday an all-day meeting of the sewing
society will be held and Wednesday evening the
dedicatory exercises will take place at Pills
bury house, the new home of Plymouth's settle
ment work In South Minneapolis. A public re-
ceptton will be held Friday afternoon and even
ing from 8 to 10 pm.
At Trinity Baptist church today DR.. L.. A.
Crandall will speak on ministry to Jesus
Christ The evening topic will be lone Step
at Time" During the Sunday school hour
the mems class will be addressed by e. D. Solen-
berger, the subject being, THE Church and Ne
elected Children
The evangelistic meetings which have been in
session in the First Baptist church for four
weeks past, will be continued at least another
week, perhaps longer. This morning Professor
s. Clay Gilbert will direct the choir and DR..
w. B. Riley will speak on Family Foes to
Faith" In the evening Evangelist Martin will
| be present again with choir of about 100. The
musical service Will begin promptly at 1880;
doors open at PM, DR.. Riley's topic will be
'"The Folly of False Philosophers
DR.. L. S. Guild breaches on the eighth com
mandment this evening at Wesley: tsThou
| shalt not steal" dealing plainly with modern
violations of it. In the morning the subject is
'The Sermon of Jesus at Nazereth"
The the Fowler Methodist church, Franklin and
Dupont avenues, Rev. James S. Montgomery
| breaches this morning and evening. In the
morning on 1.-THE People Who Try The spc-
cial numbers of the choir are: clark, Hark.
My Soul" by Shelly, and offertory solo, 80,
Divine Redeemer,'' by Gounod In the evening
| at 7:45, DR.. Montgomery will take for his theme
.Ihe Wife" The choir will render Eat the
End OF the Way" by Hascall, and Mr.. Grady
will sing the offertory solo, 20, Rest of Rests.
by Rotoli ~ =
The annual meeting Of the Park Avenue Con.
gregational church will be held next Thursday
evening. Reports will be given by the, presi-
cents OF all the church organizations and the
chairmen Of all committees. Officers will be
! elected for the ensuing year. +: - L.,
Miss Eva Shonts of Chicago will speak on
Monday evening, Dec TO- at the First Methodist
church, Fifth street and Ninth avenue Sc Miss
Shonts Is sister of Theodore Shonts, head of
the Panama canal enterprise and is also presi-
dent of the National Young Peoples Temper
ance union. Her subject is, "My Captured
Flag." She is one of the most able women
orators of this country. s=s-@
DR.. w. II. Jordan will preach Sunday morning
at the First M. E. church the concluding ser
mon Of the series on Questions Of Christian
Conduct" The special topic is calling Others
to Judgment" In the evening he will preach
on my Religion the last Of the series on
Things that Help or Hinder b.
Mrs. A. F. Gale assisted by Mesdames F. G..
Ball, W! r. Leonard and George Tunell, will
entertain the ladies of the Central Baptist
| church Friday evening, Dec. H., at a thimble
bee, to welcome Mrs. II. e. Wise, wife of the
pastor. l,s.:s ~ So. 81. :
Rev. Herbert E. WISE pastor of Central Ban
fist church, will give series Of Sunday even
ing ing addresses soon on-Tthe following topics:
Ine Failure IRE, OF Success and the Success Of
Fallure The Man Too Busy to Be Trusted',:
when Is Young Man Safe?''; ssThe Highest
Type OF Aaiiacud''; "A Man and His Shadow
At Westminster church today at 1890 the
Lords supper will be celebrated and new mem
bers will be publicly received At 7:45 mn,
Rev. A. K. Halsey, DID,, of New York CITY. one
OF the eloquent secretaries of the Presbyterian
board Of Foreign Missions, will speak on the
theme, "A Great World Force Dr. HaIsey
has charmed audiences all over the country and
will be heard with interest E'/I-21 : -
Gou encompassed Men, is the topic of DR..
Favette L. Thompson's morning sermon at Hen
| nep1n Avenue church today. Dr. F. l., Thomn
son leaves early in the week for Columbus
Ohio, where he delivers one of the princinoI ad'
dresses before the National convention OF the
Brotherhood Of st. Paul NV
Dr.. s. w. Halsey Of New York and DR.. Charles
E. Brodt of Chicago will address the Preshv-
terlan ministers association Monday morning at
Westminster church. The address will he fol
lowed by luncheon. .#stF{.
At Linden Hills church this evening 'Dr coo7