The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-11-21

the program, As VIII also Beth kath
bun. reader. and Roy Buell.. basso.
Devotional meetings Will be held
every evening In 81. Andrews Pre3by-
terian church. beginning Monday, Nov
80, and concluding with a special soin-
munion service Sunday evening, i,ec. ..
The general theme OF the week viii
be An Old Love story" Zach even
ing Will be a chapter. and the pastor
requests every member TO be present
that the story may be compete
The Rev. John Britain Clark. ID. D.,
pastor OF Westminster presbysertan
church. will speak on Places That
Knew Jesus-olivet. illustrated by
ter Peabody viii sing two hymns. ac-
companied by Miss Ella Schroeder on
the violin. The Brotherhood cf the
church. which now sonsists OF 80 mem
church In various ways. proving of
great assistance to the pastor.
The Rev w. T. Jaquess. Of the
Trumbuli.aye: Presbyterian church. VIII
the Mountain" Thanksgiving day. the
Forest-aye., Second-ave.. and Trlmbull-
ave. churches unite. holding services
latter church. The Rev, 1enry I.
Grain, OF the Second-aye. church. will
preach the sermon. Whatsoever cir
Gle OF the Kings Daughters held its
Tuesday evening.
A special Thanksgiving service OF an
unusual character has been arranged
by the Mems club for Thanksgiving
morning, at 1920. In the FIRST Prssby-
ID. D.. one OF the leading pulpit ora
tors OF this section Of the C. dntry. will
deliver an address on The Wonders
music by the choir and congregation,
and Harold Jarvis. the noted teDors will
render solo. The decor ations will be
a
vited to attend.
The NTH regular meeting OF the Con-
don Literary club will be held In I'm
manuel Presbyterian church. Monday
bate is Resolved. That the United
States should continue her navy.'f The
Affirmative will be led by William
rea ,Ss Dsnstvs 0n SS 6 oa
Diterle. Frank Lurch and Russell REM.
The meeting will BEGIN at 1880. and all
members are requested TO be prompt In
bates. and would like to hold a joint
debate with any club or society. The
club Is divided into teams. the ages
man OF the debate committee. Walter
Leitheiser. No. Gal Baker-st.
banquet for the men Of Calvary
Presbyterian church was given In the
pieces OF the Presbyterian Brotherhood
the Rev. David I, sutherland. pastor.
officiated as toastmaster. and toasts
E. . TO a" Of ssoS: ss hf
church. Apples OF Gold In a Network
OF silver" the Rev. A. II. Cameron. of
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. THE
church. Aiming High" A musical pro-
gram ives given by Earl Harrison: vlo-
at
church served the refreshments.
The Presbyterian Brotherhood OF De-
troit. at It's last meeting, appointed the
following committees. Bible study.
rabee. A. L. Osborne. the Rev, w. +.
Jaquess; committee on acauaintance-
ship and conference, VIM A.. Hall
Gs9iaT%s" Ii. u Rev T. 2 f0r Pane. I g.
committee on visitation and extension.
A. +. Johnson (chairlnan). Geo. NJ. Con-
don: the Rey; a, II CAMERON good eiti !,
Schairman). j. D. Weir DR.. a. .. Stu,
der the Rev. John n. Boyd, ID. d. A
New Years morning prayer meeting
church The committee having this
meeting In charge consists OF Jos.
tirindiey (chairnan). Robert Pollock
and the Rev. A. III. Barr.
The Westminster league, the fore
most young peoples society of the
Fort-st. Presbyterian church. Is making
special effort through services of Its
members to increase the attendance
and enthusiasm In all OF It's meetings.
The society assemblies sunday evening
before the church service In the pretty
and home like parlor OF the new church
house Competent leaders and good
singers make this Sunday hour very at
tractive. Among those who are TO sing
for the winter season are Mr.. and Mrs
Shsrle, Gleh sni.. Ms CHARLES Ciemsnss
Mrs. George owen. Miss Beatrice Nc
Queen and Mrs. George r. Hyde. Social
meetings for all young people OF the
monthly. Friday evening, Dec. 4. Har-
old Jarvis. with Mrs. Wyrick sShafer.
ieader. and Ella Schroeder. vioiinist,
will give concert.
church. Sunday evening. Frank G.
Shcpatds Thanksgiving cantata. The
Sermon on the Mount" will be render
ed by the choir under the direction Of
quartet OF professional singers. The
cantata will be preceded by 20-min-
ute organ recital by Liewellyn Rem
Thankssivins service viii be held in in
II oc i The Rev x IL BARR s. D..
viii preach the sermSn. Next sunday
morning his topic will be Deepening
Our Friendship with God" The en-
rollment in the var Gus classes OF the
Peoples Institute. connected with the
CHuTCn, IL tHdn
ever before. and q new class for small
err girls has been started in the gym
nasium. DIR. Florence Husan is the
medical examiner.
METHODIST.
The business mems class CT the
Martha Holmes NJ f. church. Putnam
and Lincoln aves., will be addressed by
Allen II. Frazer. Sunday noon. on The
Church In Politics" All men are In
vited.
The Rev ID. H. Glass will read q
paper on The Entire sunday School at
the Preaching Service and the Entire
Congregation In the Sunday School,"
before the members OF the Methodist
Preachers union. Monday morning.
The Rev. Walter Everett Burnett.
pastor of Preston Methodist Episcopal
church. will preach Sunday morning
on Religion and Healthy Mlnde dness."
In the evening he will give a special
sermon to young people on Kings and
Common People"
In the meeting OF the Brotherhood OF
st. Paul OF the Central Methodist
church. 81 men were initiated and the
following officers elected: President J.
8. SMART vice-presidents, Arthur J.
stock. T. F. Norris. DIR. J. N. cooper. L.
]. Wicker; chaplain, Rev. j. NJ Gordon;
secretary, j. r. Dodds; treasurer,
Charles @. Porter; president mutual
benefit branch. Dr. J. M. Thompson:
Vice-president. Charles II. oliver; Sec