The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18

ton Of Labor convention. The first address Of
the series was given last Sunday evening and
showed: Mr.. Woodruf's wonderful ability: in
giving giving a plain, practical talk. that would be
helpful and uplifting to men in their everyday
life and work.
"A Day in Syracuse will be the subject of
DR.. M. D. Shutters lecture, tonight at the
Church of the Redeemer. He will tell the story
Of this old Greek city Of Sicily, which at one
time was the rival Of Athens in architecture,
art and philosophy; which proved superior to
Athens in, battle: Mr., Shutter will speak of
the interesting ruins, such as the Greek theater
and temples the quarries. the Ear of Diony-
sius,' the Catacombs, which are more extensive
than those OF Rome. He will also speak Of the
visit of St. Paul to Syracuse, where he spent
three. days on his way to Rome. There will
be program of special music at this service.
Church Of the Redeemer will be held at $50
pm. today, just before the regular evening
service. Subject, ''Our Foreign Mission in
sJapan-What Is My Part?' ~.
The new pastor, Rev. Herbert E. Wise, will
preach his initial sermon this Sunday in Cen
trial Baptist church. Mr.. Wise arrived Wednes-
day from his late home in Norwich, Conn.,, and
has secured residence at POPS Second avenue
s. His family tarried at Toronto for a few
days and will arrive early next week.
new quartet has organized at the Central
Baptist church, consisting Of Fred Kellar, tenor;
Miss Gertrude BLY,, soprano; Miss Maud Losee
contralto; Arthur Carlson, barytone; Dr.. Harry
Lyons, organist.
Rev. g: s. Collins. ID, pastor Of Park
Avenue Congregational church, is preaching a
series Of sermons Sunday evenings on the holy
city. Subjects and dates are as follows: Nov.
Dec. 2, ''The River Of Life; Dec. o. The
Glory Of the Nations; Dec 1e "No Night
There; Dec. %, ''They Shall See His Face" !;
Dec. 80, 1.-THE Book of Life.''
At the Trinity Norwegian church. Twentieth
avenue s and Ninth street. Miss Emma Loe will
sing two solos Sunday evening. One of them
will be rendered with violin obligato by sverre
Oftedal and organ accompaniment. Mr.. Oftedal
will also play a violin solo. Selections on the
pipe organ will be given by the organist, Miss
Rev. J. S. Strand, the new pastor Of the
church, has begun a series Of evening sermons
on great characters from the Bible, especially
intended for young people.
Rev. g. S. Rollins, DID,, pastor of the Park
Avenue Congregational church, is giving series
Of sermons Sunday evenings ''rhe Holy City"
me s9o'eG Nov are as fToTs N4v 49,
Nations'' Dec. 16, .'No Night There; Dec. 2s,
'They Shall See His Face; Dec. 3d. ''The
Book of Life.'' There will be special music each.
evening.
At Wesley church Dr.. I. T. Guild speaks
THIS evening upon the Fifth Commandment"
showing the significance Of parenthood; how it
carries a revelation OF God, and giving some
suggestions of the value Of good home, and
how to make one. Free seats always at Wesley.
Rev. DR.. Cooper of Hamline university is
announced to preach at the Fowler Methodist
church, Franklin and Dupont avenues this morn
ing at 1890 This evening at 7:45 a unique
service will be held in the way Of a mems mass
meeting. Special addresses will be given by
representative citizens. This meeting is held
under the auspices of the official board of the
church. Special music morning and evening and
a cordial welcome to the public.