The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-05-27
PULPIT AND PEW

Memorial Day services will be held in many
of the churches Of MINNEAPOLIS today and In a
number of instances special arrangements have
been made for the reception Of veterans. VI
At Hennepin Avenue NJ. g.. church there will
be special program for old soldiers, with
Morgan post, G. A. R., and the Woman's Re-
lief corps as guests of honor Rev @: f.
Sharpe will speak in the morning on 1.-THE Price
of Freedom" and in the evening on 1.-THE
Modern Bat with Appollyon." There will be
special music morning and evening. s., -,'
DR.. w. Fl. Jordan has planned for full
Patriotic Day. at the First NJ. q. church, the
general thought being Memories and Prophe-
cies' DR.. Jordans morning topic will be "Our
Nations Heroes; Tribute and a Lesson" In
the evening he will speak on sour Country's
New Era: Chance for the Young Man and the
Young Woman in Politics. There will be spe-
cial anthems by the large chorus choir, and the
evening services will begin with season OF
old gospel hymns. -g+.SE ~ 80.
Appomattox and Plummer posts OF the Grand
Army will attend service at Emmanuel church
at 1890 am. b Special music provided by the
chorus. At 1918! the Bible school will hold a
patriotic SERVICE when Judge John Day Smith
will address the school, 4. II = Is
special inyitA ton is extended to the mem
bers of the e. Al r. and their friends to at
tend the memoriS1 services. at Bethany chapel,
Thirtieth avenue N and Russell, this evening
at 7:45. The GRAFTON will be delivered by Pro-
lessor H. II. Orsborn Of the Central high school
and the Girls Glee club Of Central will furnish
special music. . y 80.
A patriotic service will be held at the Park
Avenue Congregational church this evening. Dr.
G. s. Rollins, the pastor, will speak on Abra'
ham Lincoln and the Soldier large chorus
choir will sing. All Grand Army men and Sons
Of Veterans are cordially invited.
At Thirty-eighth Street Congregational church
special memorial services will be held today.
The church will be. Appropriately decorated.
The Memorial Day service by Dr. W. Q. WI.
bur. "Our Patriot Dead" will be used. Dr..
Albrecht will speak on Battles Of Today"
f. Mrs. Ruth B. Ridges Of the New Thought
Lyceum will give address this morning in
Masonic Temple on the subject, "our Supreme
Need as a Nation"
At the First Baptist church this morning
Dr. W. B. Riley's subject will be IAN Appeal
to Patriotism The offertory will be "Chris
tian, the Morn Breaks Sweetly Ger Thee by
Shelley. The chorus will sing 20 Praise the
Mighty Cod" In the evening the work Of the
Anti-saloon league will be presented by Rev
N. A. Palmer, superintendent.
Miss Patterson will sing "How Beautiful Ar
the Feet and "Come Unto Him." from Handelt
messiah" at the Tuttle Universalist church
services today.
DR., Il. D.. Fowler has returned from Dayton
Ohio where he has been attending the Baptist
anniversaries, and will preach today in Calvary
Baptist church. In the morning DR.. Fowler will
speak on 1.-THE Possibility Of Doing the Impos
sible" and in the evening on "a Man Who
Made Miscalculation.' At the evening serv
ice there will be the ordinance Of baptism.
Rev. John Telleen, pastor of the Grace Evan
gelical Lutheran church will address the meI
at the mems meeting at the Y. NC. A. al
$3.50 pm. today. Rev. Mr.. Telleen will have
an interesting message. He is planning triI
F in the near future to Switzerland and Other
parts Of Europe. rs "a 4ss2$a =
The Christian Catholic Apostolic church will
hold service at 3 pm. today In Morgan Post hall
Nicollet and Third street. ! t -