The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-18
JUBILEE MEETING
HELD in OCTOBER.
MINNESOTA CONGREGATIONAL.
lists PLAN CONFERENCE.
Semi Centennial of Church Will Draw
to Minneapolis Prominent Preachers
and Members from all Over North
west Program Includes Addresses
by Prominent clergymen and Lay
men.

Congregationalists from all parts of
first week of October for the scelebra-
tion of the, fiftieth annual meeting Of
the General Congregational association
OF Minnesota. The meeting will begin
Tuesday afternoon and continuing thru
Wednesday and Thursday, with SEES
slons morning, afternoon and evening.
In the business work Of the associa-
ton every. Congregational church in
Minnesota is entitled to three dele
gates, including the pastor, and two
church members, with an additional
delegate for each fifty members. One
delegate will be allowed each church
at the meeting of the home missionary
society. to be held during reunion week.
Dean Pattee. Moderator. w.
Meetings of the association will be
presided over by Dean w. S. Pattee of
the university law school, moderator of
the society, and the first meeting will
be called in Plymouth Congregational
church Tuesday afternoon at 2 CLOCK
The program for the afternoon will in.
clude devotional exercises in charge of
Rev. Leavitt H. Hallock, DID,, the cleo
ton of assistant scribe, appointment OF
committee on nominations, enrolment
of delegates, reports of officers and
committees and an address, IA Visit
to the Study of St. Luke by Rev
Rhys R. Lloyd, Evanston, Ill.
On Tuesday evening Dean Pattee will
deliver the moderator's annual address
and Rev. Frank K. Sanders, D. D., Of
Boston will make an address on some
biblical topic. ..'~ ..
/ Address and Discussions.
Beginning with a Bible talk by DR.
| Sanders, the Wednesday morning exer
clses will be given over to a series O.
addresses and discussions. Among tn,
men who will participate in the pro
gram are Rev. Frank E. Knoph, Austin
Rev. R. R. Lloyd and Rev. Everett
| Lesher, Rev. Theodore Clifton, Chicago
and Rev. W. w. Newell, Chicago.
f. Wednesday afternoon and evening
in the First Congregational church
Rev. s. Y. s. Fisher will give a genera
historical sketch of the progress O.
ECongregationaism in Minnesota. H
will be followed by Rev. E. s. Williams
Saratoga, CAL; Miss Margaret j. Evans
Rev. George R. Merrill, Professo
George Huntington and Professor J. j
Dow. All of the subjects ,presente,
BY the speakers will deal with the de
velopment and spread of Congregation
al doctrines in Minnesota.
At 6 O'Clock the annual supper will
be held in the First Congregations
church. There will be table talks b,
President Cyrus Northrop, Rev. Samue
G. Smith, Rev. Alexander Milno an
Rev. Alexander McGregor.. Rev. Leav
lit II. Hallock will preside. In tn
evening Rev. Robert P. Herrick will de
liver, the annual sermon. ~. ,z,a~- ~.
-, Routine Business. =
On Thursday morning the routin
business of the association will b
transacted and Rev. S. G.. Smith an
Rev. R. R. Lloyd will address the dele
gates. In the afternoon the annue
meetings of the Minnesota Home Mis-
mems Home Missionary union and tn
Minnesota branch Of the W.. B. M.
will be held. j. ..a>f
The work of the meeting will come t
:, an end with Thursday evenings SCI
sion. The principal speakers of til
evening will be Senator Moses I
Clapp and Rev. w. L. Tenney of Oh
cago, who will deliver an address O
."sThe Work of the American Mi
sionary Association
The Western Passenger o. associatio
has granted a fare and one third rat
from any point in Minnesota. Ente
~tainment will be provided by loo;
members Of the Congregational church.
for officers: speakers and delegates.
Rub your poor, tired, aching fe,
with Omega oil, Trial bottle. 1Oc.