The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-03-13
PREsBYTERIAN.


Special revival meetings will he held
in the woodmsre mission. beginning
March is. with w. IL. Cross In charge
OF the music.
eocieties, interdenominational. VIII be
q held in the Ecorse Presbyterian chapel
Tuesday. March 30.
Prof Knowlton. OF the University or
Michigan will give lecture on The
trial OF Christ from a lawyers stand
point" In the Fort-st PRESBYTERIAN
church Thursday evening. March Is.
The annual distribution OF pews OF the
First Presbyterian church, VIII TAKE
place "Wednesday evening Ma.ch -
and the sacrament OF the Lore sup
]. Mohammad All. native OF India,
will deliver an address on -lndia's ml-
lions" in the Central Presbyterlsn
church. Thursday evening. March Is,
under the auspices OF the Robertson
Bible class
presbvterian church IL called for Mon
h day evening TO consider the advisability
OF calling a pastor TO succeed the Rev.
4 III. L. Grain. who resigned few weeks
ago 10 accept the passionate of the Pres
byterian church In Alma.
tf The Wayne County Sunday school
association will hold a rally sunusy
X afternoon at $3.50 o'clock In the chapeI
OF the First Presbyterian church the
Rev. william A. Brown. secretary OF
the Young Peoples Missionary move
dress on The sunday school and mis-
sions."
= The Rev. s Forest stitt. OF Mt. Glenn
ems will present paper on me
n ideal ministry" before the members OF
fhe Presbyterian Ministers associa :
tion in the First Presbyterlan church,
or the Detroit Presbytery Will follow
the ministers meeting 10 consider
matter OF church polity. The spring
meeting of the Presbytery Will be
n MA IL Mr. Clemens the third Monday
IN April, when reports VIII be made
y, OF the years work
The Rev. Edward ". Pence. ID. d.
q pastor OF the Fort st. Presbyterian
6 church, will preach Sunday morning on
"A new appraisement." and In the
evening his thems ,w VII K Rei lS hes ih
\ ofncer of Detroit, will speak on Health
Hints" AT the mems dinner OF the
and sunday evening at s:45 o'clock.
George III. Carlisle, OF the Juvenile
court viii address a meeting OF the
n westminster league on Ihe ch'ioren
Of the 1uEenile courts.
IA Mrs Marcus Scott. wife OF the pas
X tor OF the Central Presbyterian church.
who has spent some time In south
X. minister In that country, gave a talk
on the manners. customs and dress
Of the natives. at the home missionary
meeting OF the Church OF the Covenant.
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Scott show
"a aenumber OF curios and altogether
n rave n most interesting ana entertain
Ing account OF life in another land. A
sociai hour followed the address.
e. The Rev. James @. X. Mcclure, dean
~ Mccormick Theological seminary.
Chicago, was entertained at luncheon
81 Tuesday by the Presbyterian ministers
or the city after his MONDAY talk IN
the Detroit opera house. The lunch
was served IN the private dining room
81 the Y. Nj. c. A. about 25 ministers
"a Detroit and vicinity being present.
Dir. Mcclure spoke informally after the
luncheon concerning the seminary az
& faire and told something Of the prep
81 Rration OF young men for the ministry.
Mrs. Fred NJ Alger Mrs. Charles
Wright, Mrs. Muir Snow and Mrs.
u Helene Wright are among those who
will take part In the concert 70 be Civ
IN IN the Church OF the Covenant. Tues
lay evening. March is. {. w. Heinrich.
4 DrRanist Of the First Presbyterian
khurch, will furnish a number OF selec-
a lions, accompanied by Miss Frederick
Noebs on the violin. The proceeds of
The concert will 60 towards paying the
church debt. There will be communion
81 yervices In the church Sunday morning.
rhe Young Peoples society OF the
n thurch paid visit to the Italian mis-
hon house Friday night.