The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-01-11
PRESBYTERIAN.

phia, Feb. 11-19, and present indica-
tions point 10 a large attendance.
Evangellstic services will begin in
the Woodmere Presbyterian mission
Emmanuel church 10 be In charge. The
meetings -w!ll-continue- through the
week.
The Rev. Edward II. Pence, d. D.,
church. VIII preach morning sermon.
Sunday. on Gods high righteous
ness" The evening subject, our COM
mon passions"
professional quartet under the direc-
tion of Or. Francis II. Greusel. will
present cantata entitled Prayer,
Promise and Praise" by Neidlenger.
church. This will be the first presen-
tation OF the cantata In Detroit.
The midwinter meeting OF the Wpm-
ans Foreign Missionary society of
Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian church.
Friday Jan. IT. Mrs. II. II. Side
botham. OF Korea, will be present TO
tell OF her life and work In that coun-
try. The ladies OF the church Will
serve luncheon.
In a recent meeting of the Christian
Endeavor society OF the Trumoull- ave.
Presbyterian church, arrangements
hood In which the church is located for
the purpose of ascertaining the re-
ligious preferences or the people re-
Gently coming into the district and 70
interest them In the church IL they
are not connected elsewhere.
In the First United Presbyterian
church. Grand River and. Alexandrine-
preach both morning and evening.
He will also conduct meeting for
men only at 3 o'clock: his topic to be
uyhf m
progress for week with such marked
success. will be continued next week.
Or. Orr will preach twice each day
at 2:30 and 1880. Good singing Is a
special feature OF these meetings.
The Rev. w. T. Jaquess. pastor of
the Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian church,
and his wife, We're much surprised
Thursday TO receive numerous gifts of
silver from their friends and parish
toner's In Detroit. II being the occasion
OF the twenty-fifth anniversary of
their wedding The pastor and his
wife had expected to let the event
the congregation had made note OF
IL a year ago, and the result was that
the couple received many handsome
presents as an indication OF the high
regard in which they are held by their
friends and parishioners
The Rev. Thomas G. Moffett. who
has labored for years I'm the southwest
among the Peublo Indians, will de-
liver a lecture on christianity on the
frontier" Sunday evening In the JEFF
ferson-ave. Presbyterian church. Mr..
Moffett has number of handsomely
colored pictures, and he will take his
audience through the scenic wonder
land OF America. including the Grand
Canyon OF the Colorado river, the
home of the Pimas, who never slew a
white man. as well as TO the home of
the Apaches. the Papagoes, the ,Nava-
Jos and the pagan tribes OF the desert.
Ia.
tie ranches and among the cowboys.
The following Sunday evening, a brig
adier-general of the Salvation Army
will speak on rescue work in the
Parts, Will address the women's club
of the church Friday morning at IL
o'clock.
Weinberg OF the Ethelo club, a boys
organization OF the Forest-ave. Pres
byterian church, are gathering novels
and expect TO supply thousand copies
TO Chaplain Jones, OF Fort Wayne, to
take with him when he leaves with his
regiment for the Philippines In March.
Any one having old novels In a good
OF preservation are invited TO contri-
butte to this cause. Next Friday even
ing. the members OF the club will hold
a debate. the question TO be discussed
Ia: Resolved, That the Chinese exclu-
sion act Is a wise and just law and
should be vigorously enforced" Tues
day evening. the Westminster league
of the church will hold a business
meeting In the residence OF the pastor.
the Rev. j. NJ. Barkley. ID. D., and at
the same hour the Mems Brotherhood
viii hear reports OF the canvass OF
the neighborhood as to unchurched
people. Dr. Barkley Will administer
communion AMI receive members In 81
Andrews Presbyterian church, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. In the even
Ing. the Rev. q. g.. Patterson Will
preach In the Forest-ave. church, and
the choir Will render a special pro-
gram.