The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1919-03-15
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ing worship in German at 1920,
with sermon by the pastor on En-
couragement for Service" Sunday
school Immediately following. b. y
p. u, 100 p. m. Evening worship
at 8 O'Clock. Fifteen minute song
service. The pastor will speak on
One with Christ" Our friends I'D
those without a permanent church
home are cordially invited to these
services. We wish to call attention
to the fact that our evening service
will be conducted alternately in tie
English and German languages. II
u friends will kindly look for the
notices every Saturday they will al
ways know when the one or the oth-
Ell is used. The services tomorrow
night will be in German. Il was
glad when they said unto me, Let IL
go into the house of the Lord. -
Willibald s. Argow, Pastor.
First observation-disclosures wor-
ship at 1920; sermon theme. "Wha.
Makes a Christian" Special music.
Solo, 20 Savior of the World" Ms.
Harry Runchey; anthem by LADIES'
chorus. Evening worship at 7:30:
sermon theme, The Determined
Face" Special music: Anthem,
Far from My Thoughts" junior
choir; duet, Mrs. Hovde and Mrs.
Runchey. We welcome all who come.
&c. McKibbin, Minister.
Trinity Lutheran Norwegian
services at 1890 a. M; sermon sub
ject, THE Speeches. Spirit" An
them, who Is the King of Glory?";
vocal duet, 20, Savior, Hear Me-"
Misses Krogh and Mabel Johnson.
Sunday school at II O'Clock. Instead
of the usual league program and the
preaching services in the evening the
Young Peoples league have arranged
a choice program for a sacred song
program: Prelude, piano, Der
ceuse," Miss Ruth Opperud; hymn
487, Jesus My Strength and Hope;
scripture lesson and prayer; anthem,
LEAD Us, o Father; bass solo, THE
Way of the Cross" j. A. Jacobson !;
short address by the pastor on the
greatest hymn in the English Ian
guage, When | Survey the Won
drous Cross; hymn 800; sextet,
Lead Kindly Light; vocal solo,
Come Unto Me" Miss Anna John
son; vocal duet, Dream of Para
disc" Messrs. Nesheim and Jacob
son; offertory, trombone, Calvary
Rosing Gimme; hymn 2S9, lone
Sweetly Solemn Thought; announce
ments and benediction; p%ostlude.
First Baptist-Combined service al
1880 a.. m. 1t seems best for the
pastor to remain at home tomorrow
and the service will be conducted by
others. Mrs. Mann is doing well, but
will not be out till next week. In
her absence Miss June Emry will
have charge of the Sunshine class
J.. B. U. at 8 p. m. and B. Y. p. U,
at $50, but no evening service
Next Thursday evening the pastor
wishes to meet all the men of the
church in a meeting for men.-L. l.
Mann, Pastor.
Methodist Episcopal-We shall
have special services morning and
evening tomorrow. The morning
service will be the second of oul
Centenary program. The pastor will
speak on THE Stewardship of Life
and he Is anxious that every family
will see that there is a full attend
ance of all members of their family
at this service. In the evening a mu'
steal program will be given by the
choir. At this service a Methodist
minute man will deliver a five minute
address. Everyone is invited to at
tend any or all of our services. A
cordial welcome is extended to all re
turning soldiers. A layman will Lead
the midweek service on Thursday
evening. Following is the musical
program. under direction of r. II