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

The evangelistic committee OF De-
troit Presbytery has ARRANGED Tor
prayer and conference meeting 10 DC
held in the First Presbyterian church.
Monday. Nov. so.
Albert w. Platte. who came to Detroit
recently from Saginaw, has been en-
gagged TO succeed II. 7. G. ; stewart as
organist OF Westminster Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Platte has been an organ
list and composer for some - years. ana
IL a graduate of the Royal Academy or
Music, Munich.
The Cadillac-Ave. Presbyterian and
Church of the Covenant Will unite in
Thanksgiving services Thursday morn
ing at 1880 o'clock. y THANKSGIVING
concert will be given in the Cadillac
Ave. church NJ o'clock in the evening,
and the Sunday school Of the latter
church Will hold poverty social Fri
| day. Dec. 4.
The Rev w r Jaquess, OF the
/ Trumbull- ave PRESBYTERIAN church, Will
preach sunday morning on Grass Upon
F., the Mountain" Thanksgiving day. the
| Forest-ave.. Second-avc., and Trumoull-
ave. churches unite. holding services
! I'm the morning at 1880 o'clock III the
| latter church The Rev. hcnry l.
I Grain. OF the Second-ave. church. VIII
preach the sermon. whatsoever cir
| Gle OF the Kings Daughters held its
annual banquet In the church last
Tuesday evening.
| The NTH regular meeting OF the Con-
don Literary club will be held in I'M
| evening. Nov 80. The subject for de,
bate is Resolved That the United
States should continue her navy. The
affirmative will be led by William
| Fred Rowen; the negative by Don
| Diterle, Frank Lurch and Russell REM.
| The meeting viii begin at I:30. and all
| members are requested TO be prompt In
| attendance. The club Ia open for de-
bates. and would lise TO hold joint
debate with any club or society. The
| being from Is TO g. All communioa-
| tions should be addressed to the chair
| man of the debate committee, Walter
Leitheiser. No. GAL Baker-st.
The Westminster league. the fore
| most young peoples society OF the
4 Forrest. 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 or 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.. ana Mrs.
Charles Clohecy, Mrs. Charles Clements,
Mrs. Frank Spies. Miss MarsaIet street.
Mrs. George owen, Miss Beatrice Nc
! Queen and Mrs. George +. Hyde. Social
! meetings for all young people OF the
| church and neighboThood are held
| monthly. Friday evening. Dec. 4. Har-
| old Jarvis with Mrs. Wyrick Shafer,
! eader, and Ella schroeder, Vlollnlst'
| will give = concert.
| Tn the Jefferson-aVe. Presbyterian
| church. Sunday evening. Frank c.
! Shepalds Thanksgiving cautata, The
Sermon on the Mount" will be render
+ ed by the choir under the direction OF
DR.. r. III. Greuscl. assisted by mixed
: quartet OF professional singers. The
. cantata will be preceded by a min
ute organ recital by Lieweilyn Rem
! wick organist OF. the church. The
: Thanksgiving service VIII he held in
the church next Thursday morning at
! IL o'clock. The Rev. \. III. Barr. ID. D..
, will preach the sermon. Next sunday
! our Friendship with God. The en-
! rollment In the various classes OF the
| Peoples Institute. connected with the
! Jefferson-ave church, - larger than
I ever before. and a new class FOR small
I or girls has been started In the gym
+ nasium. Dir. Florence Iiusan is the
medical examiner.