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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER- Joseph f.
Mason, ID. Morning, There Is Nothing in
the The evening ana With
beautiful music and brief address. continue
to interest large numbers of people.
ALL soyLs'-Rey; william Ryder: Morning,
day school at - m. Y. P. G. u, 6. pm.
. - UNITARIAN. -.ss
NAZARETH NoRwEaIAN-Rev. H. Albrecht
Sather. IL am, 1.-THE Essential Things in
Christianity" Miss Elisha johnson and Henry
sathsr will sing duet. A cordial invitation
to ALL
DISCIPLES OF CHRIST.
PORTLAND AVENUE CHURCH OF CHRIST
Ideal Disciple; evening, Heaven, or Destiny
OF the Redeemed"
GRAND GRAND AyENuE-Dr. Fred Kline. Morning
Responsibility"; evening, Whatsoever He
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Christ Scientist, .'Soul and Body
+ Second church. morning service only.
Fourth cs eSSle morn1ng se Tefc
EVANGELICAL ASSOCIATION.
FIRsT-1s25 Emerson av N. Rev. F. II. Plan.
tikow. Morning beginning Of new conference
year; evening, sermon by new pastor.
MISCELLANEOUS.
CHRISTIAN CATHOLIC APoSToLICSch viii
hold service at 2:30 Morgan Post hall. corner
of Nicol1et and Third street, over Model Cloth
NEW THOUGHT SPIRITUAL SOCIETY meet.
in McElroy halls, Eighth and Nicollet, at {
pm. Lecture, ''The> Human Mind H. E
Wheeler Messages. Rev; F p D., Wheeler.
avenue S. Rev. J. A. Dooley and wife II
charge. Holiness mass meeting, pm. Ser
mon and testimony, pm. Song gospel ser
/ vice. GOSPEL meeting every night, $3.50 PM
1 street meetings, Z 40 pm.
PEOPLES MISSION Superintendent c.. n
/ Sweat pm, temperance address, Edwin
! Philips Md; evening, revival service
| prayermeeting at noon hour, every day. Free
| readingroom open from IL am. to pm.
PEoPIEs-Rev. G. L. Morrill,. Mornin,
| Unique theater), "a Monopoly of Religion"
| fire and earthquake pictures. illustrated song
violin solo, Buckeye quartet. Evening (Audi
! torium), Hell and who Goes There; picture
are John Bull at Home" Organ recital vic
/ lin solo, soprano solo. male quartet. No col
l lection; silver Offering at dooy,
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MADE !.
FOR BIBLE CONFERENCE
TO TAKE PLACE JULY. 22-AUG. 5
AT STATE FAIR GROUNDS.
A Program Fully as Interesting as the
Memorable One of Year Ago Is
Promised - Committees Named in
F.: Minneapolis and st. Paul for the
Work.

-.
Detailed arrangements are now under
wav for the annual Bible conference at
~, a..J. H. 90 - -
the STATE Ialr srounos, July ~ W aug:
5. The program promises to be fully as
interesting and instructive as was that
: -. e,o ,,,o,,,o,oblo "a
OF the last conference Men9aaole e W
me many WING Wels III ateen i'I ~, ,r ~
JUS eloq9HnI aGu,esaes nUs of {b ~ coun
nv NV hut If all 1,arts IF the world In
Clyf Guo - - o. xe;1 70 *, tha mo
,'o b1 l "" sIers Is exnected Dr.
9 Fam Rohertson Of GLASGOW. Scotland.
will return by that time. DR.. A. c.
Gaebelein of New York city, is to re-
turn again. DR.. George Soltau, recently
ries OF address Dean "a. u. Frost or
the tNoFthW estern Bible and M visionary
Training school ill give a series Of
talks. Others yofythe faculty Of teach
ers and lecturers of the Northwestern
Bibles and Training school which an
cludes such names as a. B. Marshall,
efts and 6. II. Meg as1inS win take. part
in the program. e.@ Dixon OF
Boston, one OF Americas le most consple
uous stor.eyangells5ts, Is engaged ana
Will speak twice 5each day - 5s
The following commlttees OF manage
ment have been named for minneapolis:
Committee on program, A. y: Marshall,
F. a. 'Thompson,lC. a. Hilton, b =
Thoren, Dr.. David. owen ~ omas ana
W#B. Riley; printing and adVerflslngg,
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FoURTH-Rev q. F. Holt Morning, 1.-THE
Place and Mission of the Church: evening:
Happiness and Character Not the Product OF
CHICAGO ,AvENuE-Rev. J. E. conant. Morn
ing, The III .Adversaryp; evening, How to Bs-
CENTRAL-Rev P. G. Parker of Winnipeg,
Man,; special music; chorus choir. -
TRINITY-Rev. Latham A. Crandall. Morning,
THE Privilege Of brotherhood; evening.
''The Foolish Farmer, At the morning ser
vice DR.. Sunderland Of OAKLAND Cal, VIII
calamity. 1t,.yI
- . rs -9sss: PRESBYTERIAN. ,s$.
ing,.-sichrist. Seeking the !, Lost, Solo, "A
Clean Heart, . Howard Hare. =: -
}e1 wilson p M'Fsas OPP eastSF
evening, 'Art In It's. Relation to- Christian
Life and Work." Sunday school meets at the
close Of the morning service. Christian En-
WEsTMINsTER- Rev. John Edward Bushnell,
DID. Morning. Jesus and the Next Best;
e evening nj, Those Who Arrive ..,-, !.
Progressive Christian, an Life - Christian En-
RIVERSIDE s BENJAMIN weld
" 3 pm, Sunday school; 4 10 pm, young PEG.
:. pies prayer meeting; pm, B.
| Clapp. Sunday school missionary OF North
FIFTH Rev William r. Johnson. Morning,
.".Jesus. and the City evening, The Life OF
Christ Illustrated With perception views vs..
/ lace. Morning, 1.-THE Believers joy in the
/ : Unseen SAVIOR, Albert Campbell Of Macal
ester college viii preach in the evening.
WELSH Rev. II. p. Morgan. Morning,
i Crown Of Glory; evening, The Interest Of
Christ IN His Disciples" The Christian En-
deavor will have IA very interesting program
at $3.50 and cordial Invitation is extended
H. to. all. & fss15 ss-l
4 FIRST -Rev. W. 2. Donaldson Of Sterling, Ill
4 morning and evening
/ sTEWARTs MEMoRIAL-Rev. R.sA. Wander
Las. Morning, .An Old Parable with "a New
Tribes" ' IS -
Il LUTHERAN.
ST. FAUL's SWEDISH Corner Twenty-eightl
street and Fifteenth avenue S)--Wiu begin a
l. $50 am, Sunday; twenty eight youths vii
q ~ be confirmed at that time; holy communion
4 will be celebrated both morning and evening
Il by the congregation; Rev. Z. o. Stone, th,
i 8 pastor, will speak to the young people II
Il the morning especially. 6...s
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PULPIT AND PEW

DR.. J. 8. Montgomery speaks at the Fowler
Methodist church this morning on the suD,eet.
1.-The Most Fatal Disease IN the Weria: a ans
.Just AS AM" by Hawley. In the evening
DR.. Montgomery will give popular address on
the subject IAN Accused Nan-Vindlcateo.
The Fowler church has recently organized q
.Dorcas CIRCLE" composed of score or more
young women to do social, religious and phil
anthrOpic work. E
John W, Arctander will deliver his illustrated
lecture on "A Trip to Alaska" in Wander
burgh Memorial Presbyterian church next Tues
day evening.
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss of Philadelphia, former
ly resident bishop Of Minneapolis. will preach
on Sunday morning at the Henneptn Avenue
church. In the evening, the pastor, Dr.. Fay.
cite L. Thompson. will continue his series OF
Babyionian archaeology, giving the history Of
the discovery Of the temple library at Nippur
and its meanings on Biblical statements.
The Epworth league anniversary will be cele-
hrated at Wesley by installation of the newly
elected officers and special Sunday evening
address by Or. Guild upon practical Religion
for Young People" In the morning be speaks
upon 1.-THE Price of Power
The recognized church OF Latter Day Saints
will hold a service this evening at McElroy's
hall, Eighth and Nicollet. H. A. Mccoy viii
speak on ..The Jew, His Past, Present and
Future, from Biblical Standpoint. !"
New Thought Lyceum meets in Masonic Tenn
ple Morning address by Ruth B. Ridges on
1.-THE Power of the Individual" Childrsns
hour and study class meets at 10 am.
G. W. Turrell. DID, of Albert Lea, formerly
Of New York, will preach at Tuttle Memorial
church this morning at 1880.
| The baccalaureate sermon to the graduating
class of Central high school will be preached
by DR.. L. P. Guild at Wesley church. June 1.
Rev. G. a. Gamble will preach morning and
/ evening at the Tabernacle Baptist church, cor
liner Twenty third avenue and Eighth street.
Morning subject, "The Lord Building Church;
/ evening topic. Personal Responsibility, or,
Giving An Account of Himself to Cod
| The young people of the First Methodist
church have planned rousing temperance
rally Mt the First Methodist church, tonight.
| Everybody is invited. DR.. w. H. Jordan. the
pastor who has been away to lecture before
! .he Alankato district Epworth league conven-
ton, will occupy the pulpit in the morning.
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Epworth League Notes.

The Epworth League will have charge
of the service this evening at First M.
E. church. This will be Young Peo-
pie s Temperance meeting and will be
in charge Of w. D. Denham, the first
vice president Of the league. The
This meeting. Donald Babcock Of the
state university will discuss the topic,
Enemies IN or Friends?H "Biind Man s
Buff will be the subject Of an address
by Oliver j. Lee, and Harold B. Crozier,
the president of the district leagues,
will close the service with an address on
the "Training Of Young People for r
viii furnish the music for the evening.
The Asbury hospital song service this
afternoon is in charge Of Lake Street
The newly elected officers of the
! Western avenue chapter will be in
stalled tonight at the regular league
service. .-.
Miss Mary Jones of Luverne, secre-
tary Of the Marshall District league,
was an interested listener to the pro
the Park Avenue church, when the dis
Earle Earl R. Hare will LEAD the First
Church league service tonight, and the
platform meeting following will be ad-
dressed by Oliver Lee, Harold B. Gro
sier and Don Babcock. Special music
will be furnished.
Hennepin Avenue league has held it's
May election and Charles H. Briggs was
again chosen as president. The other
officers are: Adelbert Sanborn, Mrs.
| Jessie G.. Alden, Miss Ella Ross. Arthur
Quinby, Alice Kaestner, Russell Stat
ford, Miss Lee Clough. This chapter con-
tinues to serve supper at 6 CLOCK Sun
day evening to accommodate members
and friends. Next Friday evening DR..
Thompson will lecture in the church on
WWesley's Boyhood Days. the pro-
ceeds to be devoted to missionary work.
At Forest Heights the les sges@ s sun IS,
the evening Mrs. Harriet Van Norman
will lead the league meeting. The pas
tors address in the evening will be to
the young people and special music by
the choir and. orchestra will help to
make the service attractive. /
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METHODIST.

MET E!CCtSi. Z
FOWLER (corner Franklin and Dupont avenues)
James s. MONTGOMERY MGrnins NINE
AN Accused Man Vindicated.' Special music.
Cars 0:f9. = j.. t#<E.t sE: d.. 4
PRosPEcT PARK Corner orlin and Melbourne)
Hogg will deliver a missionary address: even
ing. anniversary service o. EpWorth league;
papers by Homer Latimer, &c. a.. Lockwood
and F. f. Lindsay. :; Special music at both
MiNNEHAHA Corner Fortieth avenue S and
Fifty second street)-Rev. c. NJ. Heard Morn
ing. William Butler. the Founder of Methodist
Missions in India; evening; concert service , Of
Nos4a sna ro1s and
nues Ny-Rev. L. A. Wilsey: Morning The
Year Of 5ubilee,; evening, "our Young Peo-
TRIN1Ty--Isev. W. A. Shannon Morning, mot
HE zsSf Pin AvESUE-nev Tayette L. rhomp
delphia will preach evening, DR.. Thompson
continues hins biblical archaeological series;
topic. The Temple Library at NippMr'
" Ae1n1as The
ards Of Life"
Price Of Power: evening. Practical. Re.
ligion for Young People, anniversary address
to the Epworth league. s ~ ~ 8.
F1RsT-Rev. W H. Jordan Morning. sermon
By the pastor; evening Epworth league tenn
LAKE. Rs5sns srR Ha!5E t. W. Stout Morning
sermon by pastor. preceded! Dy snort talk
to children on 1.-THE Hour Glass; evening
i, Epworth league anniversary service Address
BY the pastor on 1.-THE Next Step Forward u
Also reports of a years work .. -
FOREST HEIGHTS-Rev. Charles Summer Davis
Morning, "Life's Crises; evening, ''The True
Leaguer.A' An enlarged musical program with
instrumental selections. in the evening; Ep
rH E1s!h Essfaf c. F. sharpe
Morning, Epworth League anniversary; sermon
| BY Professor r.. W. Cooper, Ph.D. evening
installation services with papers by Mari,
Crandall and E.. J.. Collick.
mon by pastor; evening. Gideons will assis
pastor; special music; free seats: all invited
PARK AVENUE-Rev G. G. VALENTINE. Morn
ing. Rev: DR.. Long; evening. ''The One I'm
! perative Duty" -
CONGREGATIONAL.
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To Talk. on Frisco

Rev. DR.. Sunderland, formerly super
intendent for the Baptist Home Mis-.
sionary society in Minnesota, will speak
at Trinity Baptist church this morning
on ''Some Phases from the Sc Recent
Great Calamity, ~ DR. -. Sun derland IS
home is in Oakland. and thus he speaks
first hand on the subject. The pastor,
DR.: 4Crandall, will follow with a short
talk. on 'The Privilege Of Brother
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

Bishop Samuel Cook Edsall, ID, will preach
the confirmation sermon and confirm class in
St. Ansgarius Swedish Episcopal church, Nine
at 10. Professor Henry Anderson and a large
mixed choir will render special musical selec-
lions. -----,--.-.----- -
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Services today at Prospect Park M.
E. church will be given over TO young
people. ~ ~. ".~ 49,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13

Mrs G.. O. Whitney will speak at McElro.
rail-, Eighth and Nicollet, this morning at 1890
subject, -2'New Thought Versus Old Thought.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-13
coNGREGAIioNAL.

PARK .AvENUE-Rev. G. s.. Rollins, DID.
Morning. The Highest Ideal of Life; even
ing, Signs of Our Times = "a, -. 81
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PRESBYTERIAN PRAYERBOOK

Mimi, May S 1906. =
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TUTTLE MEMoRLAL-Rev. G. W. Turre1l,
DID of Albert Lea. formerly Of New York
city. win preach Sunday morning at 10:3D;
no evening service. 7. p. @. u at $780,
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