The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-05-09
pREsRYTERIAN.

PRESBYTERIAN.
The Rev. w. T. Jaauess' OF the
will preach sunday. evening on the
true labor problem.
The Rev. K. II. Pence. ID. D.. OF the
Forrest Presbyterian church. VIII
sagaaS morning ans ., Sn the s1sn
ing on 1.-The edge OF the AK
An entertainment was given under
the auspices OF the Ladies' Union or
Bethany Presbyterian church. Tussoay
evening. by Mrs George Preston hyor'
Mrs Z. c. Brown, and Miss Marie LIE
Marie.
The choir OF Calvary Presbyterian
church. under the direction or Miner
Gregg, will give concert for the oene-
fit OF the church. Monday evening, May
is The Sunday school or this church
viii celebrate its fortieth anniversary
May "a and IS.
The Rev. J. M Barley, D. D.. OF
the Forest-ave. Presbyterian church.
will preach Sunday morning on The
toiIer's right to rest" and IN the even
ing Mrs. Diefenderfer OF Erie, Pa, VIII
deliver an address on the M1rmon
yfted to be present at the evening SER
vice as well as those Interested In So
cial questions Mrs. Diefenderfer mas
made special study or the Mormon
question.
The Ladies' AID OF the Cadillac ave.
Presbyterian church will give a picnic
supper in the church. Thursday even
vired. The following Thursday even
ing Miss Eva Clarke, native OF india
will speak in the church on Plain
truths about India sunday evening
church and a representative OF a labor
union will speak In addition To the
pastor.
Labor Sunday will be observed in the
d. D. tyt rfof oh a.
services 10 be OF a somewhat patriotic
character. The Rev. A. H. Barr. ID. d,
pastor OF the church. will deliver an
address in the evening on The rs Ts.
Peoples institute In connection with
the church closed its work for the
season this week with exhibitions IN
the various departments. This has
been one of the most successful years
in the history OF the institute.
The Rev. Marcus Scott. OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church viii offtciate
at the communion services and receive
new members into the church Sunday
morning. and In the evening Major
James H. Cole. who has been conduct
ing revival services In the church Tor
the last few weeks. Will preach. IL has
not been decided whether the daily
meetings will be continued longer than
this week. There have been a num-
Der OF conversions brought about by
the work OF this evangelist.
Representatives from the various
Presbyterian churches OF the city had
supper in the Hotel fuller last Monday
evening and informally discussed ways
and means for raising money for en-
larging the church on Sherman-st.. to
be used for the Italian element I'm that
section. The deed to this property has
beer secured and the work OF remodel
ing the church and house, which were
formerly owned by the French Bap-
lists. Will progress as rapidly as pos
sible The house will be utilized for
ira t1lf l1n al
The Rev. James NJ Barkley. u. D..
OF the Forest-aye. Presbyterian
church. Will 40 TO the general assembly
OF the Presbyterian church which
meets in Kansas city. Mo- May 81.
The other commissioners from the De-
troit fresbytery are the Rev. Leslie
French, Pm. ID. Ann Arbor. the Rev.
Robert G. Galbraith, Saline. Elder
commissioners are NJ J. MCPHERSON.
Howell. apd Hector Mclean and An
drew s. Nelson, OF Detroit. Drs. Bark
ley and French are special representa-
tives TO the University Conference
which WIN be held \the day preceding
the general assembly TO discuss mat
tiers pertaining TO the student life I'm
state universities.
sunday MAY 10. IL labor sunday IN
'the PrCs0yteriap churches OF the city
and nearly every church OF that dee
nomination VIII hold services ia the
interest OF the toilers. The aim OF
labor day is TO heal whatever breach
exists between the working men and
the church The Presbyterian church
I'm the United states has regular
labor department headed by the Rev
Charles Stelzle. with headquarters IN
New York MIR Stelzie was formerly
n machinist and unisn labor man. bot
decided 10 enter the ministry. he had
charge OF a large congregation in 81
Louis. Mo- until ne took up his present
work. Mr. Stelzl< always deliyers the
address at the mass meetings OF labor
Ing men held the first Sunday after
noon OF the general assembly OF the
Presbyterian church. and this is one
OF the largest gatherings Of the as
sembly. Previous TO this year, the arst