The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-02-08

The Brotherhood of ST. Paul will meet
in the Leesville Methodist church sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
The Rev. Frederick ID. Leete. pastor
of the Central Methodist church, Will
preach Sunday evening on THE Abuse
OF Mercy"
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Lees
Vile Methodist church VIII meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. George Pets,
on Cadillac-ave.. north OF the church.
Judge Robert f. Frazer will speak
on The right OF every man to sun
day" before the members OF the Buzl-
ness Mems class OF the Martha Holmes
Memorial Methodist church. Sunday
noon.
In the Preston Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday morning, the pastor. the
Rev Walter Everett Burnett, will
preach on the theme: The spirit and
the letter in the christian life: His
evening topic will be The difficulties
or unbeiief
The Rev James L. Gardiner. OF the
Tabernacle Methodist church, will give
the second OF his series OF morning.
the New Testament" taking for his
topic. John. the beloved evangelist. Z
In the evening he Will continue mis-
sermons to young men and women,
speaking on The temptations and per-
lis OF youth"
Special Sunday evening services are
being held I'm the Cass-ave. Methodist
Minnie Caldwell. a pupil OF duilmant.
will give a short organ recital each
evening. and Charles w. Ward Will
give appropriate readings. The pas.
tor. the Rev. Herbert ID. Deetz, will
speak Sunday on the following sub
jects. "A Sermon to Men Who Tell
Things" and The Right Kind OF Sales
men"
The Rev. q. +. De vona, former pas
tor OF tie Arnold Methodist Episcopal
church. but now located In Trenton,
says that but five members OF the Arm
old church have united with the Tren ,
ton church since he has been there, and
he cannot understand why he has been
drawn Into the Arnold church trouble
Twelve different persons OF the Arnotd
church, he says. have sent requests TO
jofn the Trenton church. but in each
case he advised them to attend their
own church and refused to take them
into his.
The Mems clubs OF the Tabernacle
Mathocist church, organized recently
for the purpose of studying the prob
lens OF our city, will debate the Ioi-
lowing subject in the church next Fri
day evening: "Resolyed. That the In
stitutionai or open church Is the best
method OF reaching men In our cities
II T. Colweli and III. Goodenow Will
argue for The Sf, sbnnn For a inc mega
tive In this meeting report Will be
given OF a recent visit to the city coun-
ca meetings made by K. M. CARAT
ana Il j. hcTflHr.t lilo tlab Atoe'
second and fourth Fridays In the
month.
The Rev. Avery Brugh. pastor OF the
Lecsville Methodist church, viii begin
a series OF special meetings next sun
day ana continuing every evening next
week. excepting Saturday The sub
iect OF his sermon Sunday morning viii
DE. "A revival, it's need. and how 10
secure it" The evening subject viii
be 'sThe new birth. it's meaning and
necessity In the quarterly meeting
OF Yhe Leesviile church Thursday even
ing a COMMITTEES consisting OF +, Ia
Carruthers. A. C. Stoll and the Kew
Avery Brugh. was appointed TO get es-
Inmates and secure funds for the erec-
ton OF ar addition 20 the church TO
be used as a Sunday school and social
room.
Mai Cole, who has been holding sue
cessful revival meetings In the Grand
Rlver-ave Methodist and. Scovel Me-
mortal Presbyterian churches during
January and this month, Will hold a
meeting I'm the Grand River-ave. Meth
odist church. McGraw and Grand River
AYES, Sunday afternoon at > O'clock
which VIII be only for those VINO are
not members OF churches, and any who
have at any time been members, but
nrea pef1new. None others will be per-
mitted 20 attend. At the meeting OPP
portunity will be given for any In the
audience 10 give their, reasons for not
being christians IN the fullest sense
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