The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-10-24
PRESBYTERIAN.

The general assembly OF the Pres
byterlan church has recommended that
: sunday. Oct. %, be temperance sun
day.
Creek, five miles south OF Ypsilanti
viii celebrate its seventy-hfth ami
versary sunday.
| In tho First United Presbyterian
church. snnday, special o1ering WIZ
! lief OF the fire sufferers.
The Young Peoples society OF Me-
mortal Presbyterian church VIII meet
Sunday evenings at GAS o'clock, In
stead OF Friday evenings as formerly.
Last. Sunday was Presbyterian All.
ance day In the churches of Detroit
when pledges were taken to raise
ftbout So. 900 for the mission and sus-
tentation work or the alliance in the
city; This organization has been In
great work In helping the newer and
weaker churches 10 become self-sup-
porting.
A children's class has been formed
in the First Presbyterian church ana
meets under the care OF Miss sylvester
during the hour OF the morning ser
Vice. The object OF this class Is 10
young to remain at home and too rest
less TO attend church service, ana yet
who must be cared for IL the parents
attend. Children under three years
Will not DC taken
OF the Jefferson Presbyterian
church. will begin a series of histori.
cal studies Sunday evening. Ine h RS.
tween the church and the Roman EN-
pire during the first hve centuries
Maps and diagrams will be used. Tues
day evening "A reception Will be given
to the pupils OF the Bible school ana
their parents by the teachers and OF
ficers OF the school Sunday viii De
observed as rally day.
The ladies' OF Calvary Presbyterian
church will give a Halloween supper
in the church parlors Friday evening.
Oct 80. Calvary church has supervis-
ion OF the mission In Ecorse. and the
pastor the Rev. David l. sutherland.
will administer communion IN that mis-
sion IA week from Sunday and will also
receive new members; Inc m nus on
attendance Of IS Roy Hershe Is SUI
perIntendent OF the work there.
The Rev. Marcus Scott. OF the Cen
trail Presbyterian church. Will give a
series OF Sunday evening talks on es-
chatology or the doctrine of last
things. The course VIII embrace the
a aGt.G%!ns THE sor jadgment@who aTe jads
ed and when?" Heaven. where and
whatg' "Heli--what the Bible teaches
about It." The devils he q PEI PEI
ference between law and grace. ana
The second coming OF Christ.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church OBJ
serves alliance Sunday tomorrow. This
week closes the hfth year OF the pres
ent passionate. The evening services
have been resumed I'm the WoodmeTe
| chanch With an encouraging attend
ance and much interest h manl.est IN
! the work. A speaker from the Y. IA. G.
A. Will have charge Sunday evening.
Miss Tressa Way Is 10 give An Even
| ing With cape Cod FOLK. under the
auspices Of the Westminster 4uild. Fri
day. Oct 80. The church Is doing Its
necessities for the fire sufferers.
The Rev. Sherman J.. Divine. the new
pastor OF the Woodward Ave. Presby-
Milburn hall. No. 1895 woodwatd-ave..
| will occupy the pulpit for the first time
sunday. both morning and evening.
Postmaster Homer Warren VIII sing
formerly pastor OF the Pioneer Presby-
terrain church OF Msrfnette. Wis. and
/ Judging from his work I'm that held ~
will be only a short time until the new
OF the strongest Presbyterian organ
tZatIons In the city. Mr.. Divine and
family will live temporarily at No. i4s
| Horton-avc.
The Rev f. II. Pence. ID. D.. pastor
Tile second- of the services entitled
Great Musical Interpretations OF
! Christianity which are given on the
last sunday evening OF each month by
the choir OF the, Fort-St. Presbyterian
church. VIII take place Sunday even
ing, The selections will he taken from
kossinfs Moses in Egypt" the most
mclodious oratorio ever written, and In
| prayer with which the oratorio con.
clndes - one OF the most famous OF
his numbers. and IL one of those his
lar, Jihe choir consists Of Mrs, George
8. Owen. soprano: Mrs. &. VI. Clements
alto. William LAWN, tenor: c. NJ Cio-