The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-09-30

and win be the preacher for the
First Lutheran Church-Corner OF
Fourth avenue north and Roberts
| street Rev Arnold O. Ulvestad, pas
eor, 4l0 Eighth avenue south. Nor
Weglan service at 10. 80, subject The
Comfort That Consoles; Sunday school
at IL, both English and Norwegian are
used English service at O'Clock. SUBJ
Ject, Paul's Prison Prayer; the Ladies'
society Will meet at the church par
lors next Thursday afternoon. at 8
o'clock. Mrs. II. Holkesvig and Mrs.
Y. y. iindWig will entertain. All are
cordially welcome.
st. Marks English EVANGELICAL Ia.th-
eran Church--Corne Fourth avenue
and Eighth street north; Rev. w s.
Ulrich, pastor, Sixteenth Sunday after
trinity, Epistle lesson, Eph iii:1S -2I:
subject, Paul's Prayer for Christians:
Gospel lesson, st. Luke vit:11-17, sub
Jects Inc WIDOWS Son Restored; grad
cd Sunday school at 9:45 a. m; chief
service at IL q. m, sermon theme, An
Antidote to Grief; vespers at s 3. m.
A cordial welcome to all.
Broadway Methodist church-Cor-
ner Broadway and Seventh avenue:
Charles II. SeWrey pastor. Morning
service at 1890. subject A. Package Of
Mixed Seed; evening service at 1880,
subject The Good and the Bad World
Illness; Hpworth league at $50 D. m.
Miss Margaret Lawson, late soprano
soloist of the Peoples church, ST. Paul.
Mimi, and at present teacher OF voice
culture In the Dakota conservatory OF
music. will sing both morning and eve
ning: IN the morning she viii render
The Earth Is the Lords, by Sahnecker;
In the evening. Divine Redeemer, by
Gounod. Students and strangers are
most cordially invited.
First Congregational Church-Rev.
H. A. Beard ID. d., pastor. The world
renowned author traveller and mis-
sionary Rev. Arthur H. Smith. ID ID.
OF China, will speak morning and eye-
ming. This man has given his whole
Ire 70 carrying the gospel to a nation
whose civilization has been stagnant
FOR thousands OF years. The marvel
Gus triumphs Of christianity In Its bat
tie with heathenisrn and superstition
make story that Is not only wonder
full but thrilling. All this great move
ment In China DIR. Smith understands
as does no other living man, for he has
Deen one OF the chief instruments In
bringing 1t about It is only BY the
accident that the people Of
Fargo are to have a chance to hear
this great man. He Is on his way from
the Pacific coast to the annual meet
Ing Of the American board In Milwau-
kea, and was induced to stop over and
give some addresses at Fargo college,
and to speak on Sunday as above In
dicated.
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
Corner Ninth street and First avenue
south; John M. Walters, minister SUM
lay subjects: morning, The Pathna
ana Glory Of New Experiences; eve.
1ing, When God is Not Ashamed:
sunday school at noon; Epworth lea
que at $50 p. m. Strangers and stu
ces. "A homelilxe church.
The Glad Tidings Mission-1fO Front
Itreet o. y, McCracken. pastor. sun
lay school at 10 a. m, with nraachiy,O
T "A e. M; service at the county iaiI
= p m. open air meeting at d. M.
1entecostal service at 7:45. All are
orulaliy invited TO these meetings. es
ity. = IT'S
Swedish Baptist Church--c0rnar
'ourth street and Third avenue NORTH.
SEM. Nelson. pastor. Morning pvors
MP az 1915 q. m, subject. Union
With Christ; the Sunday school ana
,iDle class has its session at III oiclocix
nls being the schools Rally day; ct
neeting, topic, Lessons From Great
Ives, Peter: the evening service
All hereafter begin ait 7.4B q. M. rer+
unday evening there Will be baptism.
lso note that the Sunday evenfnr
a 2 during the month Of October