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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-04-15

enough, but some way they manage to
worry along on lot less religion than
they need.
1T suppose I have spoken to 5,0OO,-
900 people from the lecture platform. I
h have u 1setured from in state in
to Boston and from the Great Lakes to
the gulf, and have held evangelistic
meetings in all Of the larger cities.
"The summer Chautauqua movement
has grown up in my time. Now there
are more than 500 Chautauquas in the
United States. I expect to lecture at
sixty of these this summer The stars
Of the Chautauqua platforms now are
Governor Folk, La Toilette, Jerome,
Governor Handley Of Indiana and nv.
self. They always get lot of lesser
lights to make us three or four DAYS
program.
t'The new England lyceums have been
going for fifty years, but the Chautau-
qua movement has been putting lectur-
ing in the west on different basis from
what it used to be. In the old days we
used to run up against some pretty
crude conditions ~
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Spiritualist Church Notices.

The Spiritualist societies of Mime
apolis will hold an anniversary mass
meeting today at the hall Of the Band of
Peace, 41o Central avenue, beginning at
10 am. and continuing thru the day and
evening. There will be good speakers
and good music. All friends are cordial
ly invited to join the services. Dinner
and supper by the ladies.
The. Spiritual Research society will
hall at IL am. Miss Alice Wickstrom
will speak on the subject Of H'The
Lily
The North Side society meets at 40G
Twentieth avenue N at $3.50 pm.
The Children Progressive Lyceum
meets at Fourth street and Central
avenue at $3.50 pm.
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Morning aissn sn Esrd sssf1ss Do o.
n aPs s e a.ep sans
and recitation by children. no evening service
The Easter music rendered by Bethlehem
IIFTH-tCorner Lyndale and Fourth avenue NJ
n RE William J. Johnson Ia Morning, "The
Dawn of Life EVENING" s0 e M r sinis No
2" special program q music at both sery:
s voices VIII Singing siae iRses % ia9na' wifi IF
sing hs i Light light # the World -, and
'sfhree Lessons from the Resurrection Morn;
evening. Evangelist Tom Mackey Of Chicago
UNITARIAN.
FIRST Eighth street and Mary place)-E
Stanton Hodgin. Morning. Eternal life. -
over thirty new = members en-, viii be welcomed
day school at II o'clock. at which an appro-
q. a. g. Hall TwsntietS avenue me and Wash
ington)- Amandus Norman. Service and Sun
day school from 3 to & pm.
NAZARETH (Norwegian( -Amandus Norman.
UNlvERsALIsT.
FUTILE MEMoRAL-Rev. w. H. McGlaufiin,
ton; no evening meeting. DR.. McGlaunin is
the northwestern superintendent Of Universe
list churches.
ALL soULs-Rev. William n. Ryder. Morn
ing, 1.-THE Meaning of Easter" Special Easter
music. baptism and reception of members.
Special Sunday school program.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER-Rev. Joseph
X. Mason DID. Morning, Risen With
Christ; evening, Forgetting Our Sorrows .
DR.. Shutter. the pastor Of the Church Of the
Redeemer, sends special Easter greetings from
Italy to the members Of his congregation and
Sunday school. DR.. Mason the acting pastor
will have charge of the services on Sunday,
MiscELLANEous
ADVENT CHRISTIAN corner Fremont anf
Twenty fourth avenue Welcoming, '.The Res
direction" In the evening an Easter pro
gram will be given by the Sunday school
Special music by the choir. Firm Murra pas
tor.
PEOPLES MISSIONS C.. n. Sweat.
pm, childrens meeting, Edwin Phillips NJ d
Evening, revival meeting, Waldo G. Benton
Reading room open every day. MONDAY prayei
meeting each day from IL to pm.
PEoPLE'S-Rev. G. L. Morrill, Morning
(Unique). Easter sermon, reading, illustrated
song, solo. trombone and orchestral music. Eve
ming (Auditorium), SIN the Limelight," or
gan, piano and cornet music. barytone sole
and male quartet. Original Easter views OF
the Holy Land. No collection. Silver offering
J at door.
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LAKE srpEEr

LAKE sTREET-Rev T. W. Stout. Morning.
''rhe Twofold Resurrection; evening, Easter
concert by the Sabbath school.
HOBART MEMoRIAL-Rev. A. F. Thompson
Morning, Sunday school Easter concert. Eve
ming, sermon by pastor, Resurrection"
Prayer service on Thursday evening: All in
vited.
HENNEPIN AvENUE-Rev. Fayette L. Thomp-
son. Morning, '"The New New Church. " Eve
ming, Easter services by Quartet and chorus.
THIRTEENTH AVENUE Thirteenth avenue s
and Tenth street)-Sunrise prayer meeting
held by the Epworth League, led by Rev: 10
seph Hogg Of the Bloomington Avenue NJ. e.
church, $3.50 am; sermon by Rev. S. P. Long.
DID,, at 1880 am stereopticon lecture on
Beautiful India" at 7:30 pm.
HoPKINs-Rev. G. H. Sweat. Morning. ''The
Last Enemy Conquered Evening Easter
program by the Sunday school children.
PRESBYTERIAN.
sH1LoH-Rev Otis G. Dale. Morning Easter
sermon by the pastor; evening. Edmund D.
gspsE Of Nsw York. sesrstary Of the Young
special address to young people. Music by
Shiloh Choral union:
STEWART MEMo PR, R "A A. Wander l
We s2a2
say aenng at
music. special Easter service will be held
vA mi e sS1 sanf Ms:EmoR1Acosner Frank
lin and Twenty-third avenues S)-Rev. w. Q.
Wallace. Morning, 1.-THE First Easter Gospel I;
evening. "The Easter Evening Travellers" The
church choir will sing special Easter anthems.
duets and solos. The children will likewise
have a part in these services.
HOPE CHAPEL-(1907 Washington avenue NJ
Rev. Harry g. Finney: Evening. THE Living
by Howard Hare at the Sunday school hour
an Easter program will be given.
ANDREW-Rev. Charles +. Hubbard. Morning,
The Resurrection the Keystone of Christian
History: evening; The Victory Of Vie
ton with the Sunday school,
/ WESTMINSTER-Rev. John Edward Bushnell
| DID. Morning, IAN Easter Message; even
| ing. sThe Victory" Special Easter services
both morning and evening.
| GRACE - Rev. Donald D. Mckay. Morning
| ..Day of Astounding Hope; evening. Easter
/ service by the Sabbath school. Special music
morning and evening. Mrs. Louis Avery
North, leading soprano; W. G. McWhinney,
cornetist.
FIRsT-Rev A. B. Marshall, DID. Morning
4 1.-THE Resurrection-Ch rists and Ours; even
| ing Messages from BEYOND the Tomb"
| WELSH Corner Franklin and Seventeenth ave
/ nue)-Rev. H. p. Morgan Morning, "a
visit to the Vacant Grave of Christi; even
| ing "Cllrist Never HID Christian Endeavol
meets atlG3O with a good program. Prayer
! meeting Tuesday and class meeting Thursday
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MAKE SERMONS SHORTER
Hints Along This Line Given by Be
William O. De Witt.

In the April number of the Dioces
of Chicago, the official publication Z
the Episcopal church, Rev. Willial
logical seminary, gives seven hints,
for shortening sermons. The advice
addressed to members Of the congr
cations, and is as follows:
First-Have the church well ventilated.
Second-Don't sing the TIE Deum more thi
four times at one standing.
Thfrd-Renoyate the pew cushions once
in three years.
Foourth-Don't stay out late Saturday night.
Fifth-Make your Sunday afternoon engas
ments for hour later.
Sixth-Assume, II possible, that the preach
can tell you whom he is trying to reach.
Seventh-Try to think about what the preac
er is saying and whether you can't take Z lit
of It to yourself.
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SRsA q dirtSt eesnlns tn h1fs
E Eye communion baptism and recep-
oLIVET-Rey: william J. Gray. Morning, '"rhe
Open Gates; evening, Not Held by Death !h;
FsReg Clement G. CLARK Morning Rs
mortals:' Special Easter music both morning
and evening. In the evening an Easter can
1YNpA1EARev G. =. Burton Morning 1.-THE
Christ Transformed; evening, Easter musical
Snort address The Easter Song music 1y
Quartet and Trafford jayne, tenor o.: '' ll %
PLYMOUTH-Rey. L. H. Hallock, DID. Morn
ing, Into the Eternal Light; evening mu-
steal service Gounods t'The Redemption by
chorus choir.
=. CATHOLIC.
ST. CHARLES Fourth street and Thirteenth
avenue S)-Rev. Father Reardon, st. Paul
seminary, morning. 1.-THE Resurrection: eve.
ming. Church Authority Rev. J: N. Cleary.
Masses At at 1882 p sna high
chestra.
| CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
+ Corner Of Second avenue and Eleventh
THIRD oHTRoH-Mornins, Probation After
FOURTH CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST
| Second avenue 8 and Fourteenth street,
Morning, Probation After Death.
DISCIPLES OF CHRIS !.
GRAND AvENUE-Dr., Fred Kline. Morning,
I'VE Shall All Be Kings Special Baster pro
gram; 4 pm program for the children; yes
per service. No evening service.
PORTLAND AVENUE-Rev. Louis NJ. Water.
man. Morning, The Resurrection Body Eve
ming, Rev. Ira NJ. fAlvord, "The Deeper Chris
! tian Life"
EPISCOPAL.
! CHRIST CHURCH-Rev. Andrew D. Stowe, rec
Holy communion $50 service
! and holy communion at IL am; children
Sunday school service and baptism at 4 pm
! evening services at 1880 pm; annual parish
meeting Monday at 7:45 pm; Y. P.
/ Tuesday, 8 pm.
/ GRACE CHURCH-Rev. Andrew%D. Stowe, rec
/ tor. Festival service, sermon and holy com
i munion at am: children's Sunday schoo
i service and baptism at 2 pm; evening serv
Ice at 7:3o pm; divine service and annua
i parish meeting Wednesday at Z As pm
4 ST. MATTHEW'S-Rev. James Trimble. Morn
4 ing, Gather up the Fragments; evening
''The Kind Shepherd Feeding His Flock ant
1 Gathering the Lambs With His own
i ST. PAUL'S-Rev. Theodore Payne Thurston
rector; $50 am, carols and holy communion
10 am, holy communion; IL am, service, ser
4 mon and holy communion; pm, Sunda,
! schools carol service.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FIRST 1s2a Emerson avenue N)-Rev. F. R.
Plantikow. Morning; The Glorious Resur-
gram by the Sunday school. The choir will
render special songs.
ST. MARKS English; Twenty-third avenue N
Excepting the Feast" reception Of new mem
bers,, administration OF the Lords supper.
dsfna ebe M se render at Se0f spe
." tom on Monday evening in the church. So
loists D.. Alvin Davies. tenor; Ernst He'd
cn TIE Choir BY the
bonn chorister. Admission into the church by
-, Invitation only.
Rev. P. G. Dowidat. Morning. 1880 s'Be-
cause Live, Ye Shall Live Also; II 80, holy
communion.
Kuhns Of Omaha, Neb., ''The Resurrection:
6sns at 10 am henins Hsstsr es
.'The Risen Lord, with the Sunday school
Special Easter music at all the services.
METHODIST.
FIRsT-Rev: "; H. Jordan: Morning, "1ne
there will be a great chorus and special solo
lists In tie Easter musical program
SIMPSON Corner Twenty eighth street and First
e1The Ultimate, Universal Reign of Our Risen
Lord" Evening, Easter praise service BY cho-
rus choir and congregation, with an address
by the pastor. Sunday school Easter program
at 1910 noon. ALI invited,
WESTERN AVENUE-Rev. H. B. Collins. Nor
ming, THE Peaceable Conquest Of the World. =
Evening, musical program and Sunday school
graduating exercises. Sunrise service by Ep-
worth league.
FOss- T. w. Heard Morning. Easter con-
cert by the Sunday school. Evening, Easter
TRINITY-Rey. w. A. Shannon. Morning, The
Risen Lord Evening, Easter concert by Sun
day school, Special Easter music by the
choir.
wEsLEY-Rev L. T. Guild Morning, Come
See the Place Where the Lord Lay; 1896
pm, district Junior league rally, address by
cial program of illustrated views and songs.
FOWLER Corner Franklin and Dupont avenues)
Rev James s. Montgomery Morning. THE
Promise of Easter. Evening, What the Fig
ures Say Special Easter music.
NORTH (corner Fremont and Forty fourth ave
mes N)-Rey: l.; A. Willsey; Morning; Gods
Gift to Men, Evening. s'The Sabbath Days
Journey There will abesspecial Easter music
rendered at the morning and evening SERVES
The sacrament Of baptism will be administered
| before morning sermon.
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SUNRISE MEETINGS
Christian Endeavorers Plan for The

Christian Endeavorers Plan for Them
Turnout the City Today.
=, The minneapolis Christian Endeayor
union has arranged district 'Sunrlse
prayer meetings'7 for this Easter morn
ing, at 7 o'clock. The places Of meet
tngs and leaders are as follows:
Bethlehem Presbyterian, H. W.
White.
Emmanuel Baptist, W. H. Newton.
First Baptist, Rev. H. G. Nnney.
=, Park Avenue Congregational, Rev
II. Hunting.
Pilgrim Congregational, Rev. F. A,
Sumner.
Forest Heights Congregational, w
Shiloh Presbyterian, Rev. o. G. Dale
,Olivet Baptist, Rev. W. T. Wiltbank
Endeavorers are requested to attenl
the meeting In their own district. II
distance prevents, then the nearest
place Of meeting should be chosen
Subject for thought at each meeting
will be "What Does Easter Near
to Me9'
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SAM T. JONES TALKS "
Noted Georgia Evangelist Tells of His
Varied Experiences. E

Samuel T. Jones, the Georgia evangel-
ist and lecturer, paid the twin cities a
flying visit during the past week; on
his way east from a lecturing tour in
the northwest. -.
81 am the oldest in the tbunch
now,' he said in an interview, discus
ing his thirty years of activity. Gwen
dell Phillips, Talmage and Beecher
were in the height Of their glory. All
of my contemporaries of those days
have passed away, or at least left the
platform, with the exception of Colonel
George Balm of Kentucky.
"During the first. twenty Of the thir-
ty years [ was mainly in evangelistic
work and lectured only incidentally.
Of late years. however, my health has
been such that have been compelled
to take the lighter work of lecturing.
And then, too, the demand for evange1,
lists is not so great as it used to be-
Heavens knows the people need it bad
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old SITE Is FAVORED
| FOR new NJ. {. CHURCH.
PLENTY OF GROUND OWNED AID.
JOINING THE OLD EDrIcE
"New Church" Sermon for Easter
First Sunday in May Set Aside for
Special Offerings for the Building
Fund-Many Thousands Already
Subscribed.

It is probable that the congregation
of the Hennepin Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church will not purchase
another site for the proposed new
church, but will erect the new edifice
on the property already owned by the
parish at the corner of Hennepin ave-
nue. and Tenth street. The parish
owns considerable property on Henne-
pin adjoining that occupied by the
present building; plenty of room for
the accommodation Of a new building
in addition to the one already on the
The plan which at present seems most
favored is to convert the present
building into chapel with enlarged
Sunday school rooms, parlors, Offices
etc. Some favor leaving the old
church just where it is, others of the
congregation favor moving the building
TO one side, to permit the new and nore3
imposing structure to have the moro
conspicuous location, directly on thu
corner.
Funds Are Accommodating.
Question of settling these small do
tails, however, is not being allowed I'd
interfere with the work of soliciting
funds for the new church. The sub
ject is being taken up with enthusiasm
and already many thousands OF dollars
have been subscribed. 1t is said
there are several subscriptions of large
amounts which have been made condi
tional on a certain large figure being
realized in the aggregate, and the com
mittee in charge is working with a will
with this in view. This committed
consists Of W. J. Dean, chairman
Edwin J. Fisher, secretary; Colonel n
M. Joyce, J. w. Barnes and DR.. Fay
cite L. Thompson, the pastor, mem
Der ex-offcio.
Tho today is Easter, DR.. Thompson
| in accordance with the wish Of th'
church board, will deliver the second Of
his "new church, sermons. His sub
ject today is 'The New Church. 4
week from today he will speak OF
s'The Parting of the Ways anotheI
"new church" address. The frs
Sunday in May will see the taking o.
an offering of subscriptions in tn,
church services for the new ediice. Il
preparation for this circular lette
has already been sent out among TIL
members Of the congregation, explain
ing the enterprise in view, asking thei
| hearty cooperation if they indorse il
and stating that the first Sunday i
May will be a day for practical ex
| preston by voluntary offerings of thei
approval Of the new church scheme.
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SPIRITUAL PHILOSOPHY
London Lecturer Will Give Course q
Addresses at x. P. Hall.


DR.. Charles T. Duchayne, the distin
guished psychologist and lecturer o
London, will deliver series Of lecture
in this city on the New Thought AMI
Spiritual Philosophy, beginning Sunda,
evening at Knights Of Pythias hall, Ma
sonic Temple, under the auspices Of tn,
Progressive society. During this cours'
he will take up all the phases Of tn,
new psychology, which embraces g
present the different views from ,
strictly scientific viewpoint. The view
of mental and Christian science, theoso
ply and spiritualism, will be analyze,
in the light Of the discoveries Of mod
ern science and from an impartia
standpoint. The subject for Sunda.
evening will be 'sWhat 1t Is to Thinl
and Conception Of God. /"
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FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY
Augustana Lutheran Church to Cello
-, brate This Week. :

Augustana Swedish Lutheran church,
the oldest Swedish church in Minneapo-
lis, will celebrate It's fortieth anniver-
sary thisw week with three days of festiv.
ity, Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The program for the celebration has al.
ready been published.
s Three services will be held Monday
and Tuesday, at 10 am, 8 pm, and
pm. each day. Wednesday the services
will be at 2.30 pm: The final service
will be public jubilee concert. :
s. Tomorrow the address of the morning
will be by DR.. Eric Norelius. The af
ternoon service will be Sunday school
festival. Tomorrow evening will be an
niversary celebration addresses by Rev
A. F. Tornell, J. A. Krantz and Rev. @
J. Petri.
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~ ANNUAL MEETING HELD
Encouraging Reports Of Work Of the
First Presbyterian Church.

A most encouraging annual meeting
was recently held by the First Presby-
terrain church The expenditures of the
year were found to be almost $12, 900.
Of this amount $4,000 was contributed
to missions, home, foreign and local.
The accessions to the church numbered
more than 100, making the largest
membership the church has ever re-
ported. John c. Hall, Henry II. Bell,
Elijah Barton and George D. Dayton
term of three years as ruling elders;
Minor G.. Badger and Frank Ralph az
4deacons and Edgar A. Kirk and Edwin
E. Mitchell as trustees Every mission
airy and benevolent organization in
the church reported an increase in its
offerings during the year.
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PULPIT AND PEW
Wesley church begins the Easter

Wesley church begins the Easter day
by a sunrise service at 6 am, led by
Earl Kuhn, vicepresident of the Ep.
worth league. At 1920 DR.. Guild will
preach the Easter sermon and the cho-
rus choir will render special Easter
music. In the afternoon the Minneap-
oils District Junior Epworth league has
and an address by DR.. Guild. The
evening is especially for the Sunday
school and young people. The big
school meets in the Sunday school room
and at 1880 proceeds in a body into the
church auditorium, where seats will be
reserved. Fine stereopticon views Of
the last week of the Lords life, with
explanatory address and special music
constitute the program.
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Sunday School Convention.

Sunday SCHOOL CONVENTION.
Monday. April %, the Hennepin
County Sunday School association holds
it's first annual convention in Hennepin
Avenue M. E. church.
There will be afternoon and evening
sessions and the ladies will serve coffee
at the basket lunch in the dining room
Of the church. e..
Some of the best Sunday school
workers of this city and St. Paul will
contribute to the program, and most
interesting exhibit Of advanced ideas
and methods Of work has been arranged
by Miss Grace Longfellow, state pri-
mary and junior secretary.
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The Boys league Of Calvary Baptist
church will be addressed by Uncle Bos-
ton Smith this afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock.
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The Congregational church at Hop
kins will hold communion services today
at IL am. This evening the Sunday
school will give an Easter program.
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ming will be DR.. Charles Richmond
Henderson of the University of Chi
cago. The music will be rendered by
the choir Of Trinity Baptist church.
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Rev. W. ]. Gray Of Merriam Park
Congregational church will preach at
Vine church this evening at pm.
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kins will hold communion services today
at IL am. This evening the Sunday
school will give an Easter program.
The subject of the lesson sermon for
today in all Christian Science churches,
both morning and evening, is EProba-
ton After DEATH First church, Fiji
teenth street s, near Portland avenue:
Services 10:45 am. and 7:45 p.m.s Sec
ord church corner Second and
Third church, 6 W Lake street: Serv-
ices l0:45 am. Fourth church, corner
Second avenue and Fourteenth street:
Services 1G:45 am.
Free Baptist church, Nicollet avenue
and Fifteenth street, 1890 am. Easter
| exercises by the Sunday school with a
blackboard talk. by Miss Grace NJ.
Longfellow. Special music. No evening
service. ,4-.,
| At the Trinity Baptist church Dr.
Crandall will speak this morning. on
1.-The Life that Is to Come, as Jesus
series on the "Teaching of jesus The
evening subject will be ''The Destruc-
ton Of Basco Trecase; Was It an Act
of God9' Special Easter music will be
rendered by the choir at both of these
services.
New Thought Spiritual society meets
in McElroy hall. Evening lecture, "Me-
dir diu%pship' :" BY +; E. :, Wheeler. Messages
Easter services at the First M. E.
church. corner of Ninth avenue and
Fifth street Sc, will be unusually in
teresting both morning and evening.
DR.. Jordan s theme for the morning is
"The Triumphant Life.'' The large
chorus choir has prepared special an
thems and solos and will be assisted
by Mr.. Barrows and Mrs. Lane. In the
evening the Sunday school will render
a fine Easter concert. 80
Hennepin Avenue church observes an
early morning service this morning at
$3.50, in charge Of the Brotherhood of
St. Paul. The public is generally in
vited. There will be a great Easter
concert in the evening in which the
chorus will assist the regular quartet
Dr. Fayette Il. Thompson breaches at
the usual morning hour the second of
the New Church sermons, IAN Easter
message, upon ."The New New
At Plymouth church the Easter ser
mon no will be preached by the pastor;
being "1nto the Eternal Light"
| The Easter service Of the Sunday
school will follow the morning service
In the evening chorus choir will
aamlia j Hunt ra4 as direoter will giye
The soloists are Mrs. H. f. Ross, 50
prano; Miss Agnes Lewis, contralto
F. H.: Forssell, tenor; W.. N. Nourse
bass; W. Scott Woodwork, barytone
Thursday evening at the hour Of the
prayer meeting Professor John Gree
will present a paper upon "The Awak
ening Of China
meeting Of the Woman,s Home Mis-
sionary society will be held at the hom'
of Mrs. Arthur M. Keith, 2206 FRS
/ avenue s.. The paper on "Why tn,
Church Building Society," will b.
, given by Mrs. G.. w. Bass.
The next meeting Of the Minneapoli
Baptist union will be held on Frida,
evening. April 81, in Emmanuel Baptis
| n1, Th1 hor ln IL,
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The next meeting Of the Minneapolis
Baptist union will be held on Friday
evening, April 81, in Emmanuel Baptist
church. The banquet will be provided
by the ladies of the church. The guest
Of, the union and speaker Of the eve