The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1909-02-06
METHODIST.

The Rev. Edgar O. Blake, OF the
Methodist sunday school union, Ne"
Hampshire. Will preach In the CssS
Ave. Methodist church, sunday Feb.
The Rev. Samuel \ Marquis, II. ID,
dean of 81. PauIs Episcopal cath"drd =
VIII deliver an address some Moh9a!
during February before the Methodist
Preachers conference.
three weeks revival service has
been concluded in the Woodmere Msth :
odist chapel by the Rev. Arthur VS.
ley. the pastor There are ~ c0i il,
slOns reported as a result OF MS labOl >.
He is now holding meetings IN the
church ia River Rouge
The Rev. Walter Everett Burnett
will present his monthly sermon stoi ,
sunday evening IN Preston Methodist
church. Twenty-third and Lamble place.
His theme VIII he taken lrom victor
Hugos great story. Les Mlseraolts'
and will deal especially Win the
character of Jean Val Jean. The quar-
tet viii render special music. assisted
by Miss MdraQuita Wallln. NioHnist +
and Ernest wilkins, cornetist. Nislt-
ors are welcomed.
The Rev. IA. ID. DeetZ. OF the Cass-
ave. Methodist church, Will occupy the
pulpit OF the simpson Methodist church
sunday morning and IN the evening Dr.
Thomas Nicholson. OF New FORK city
Will preach. Mrs. Helen knappen
Scripps dean for women ia Albion col :
l.ge. viii address the young women OF
the church at the sunday school hour.
Dr. Francis T. McIormick Will de-
before the members Of the business
mems class OF the Martha Holmes Me
mortal church, sunday noon.
Educational aay VIII be observed In
the various Methodist churches OF the
city Sunday. and ia the Central church
ia the morning Or Thomas Nicholson,
Of New York city. the educational sec
retary OF the Methodist church. VIII
"a a Ter HHNfN
"a mass meeting Will be addressed by
Bishop W r. Mcdowell, OF Chicago.
and ia the evening the regular SER
Vices VIII begin with "A popular song
service from tie Alexander song books,
The Rev. +. -. Leete. -. u, pastor or
the church VIII preach on Broken
Parker Bible class. the Rawei family
I viii give ala entertainment next Friday
night On From Cannibaltsm 10 Cul-
ture"
|. Ia. the Interest OF Albion college and
OR tlie cause OF education I'm general.
| educational rallies have been planned
/ by the Methodist denomination 10 bo
held In the state durinE thn coming
week. These conventions VIII open ln
! Flint, Monday, Feb. :, and close IN
! Niles. Feb L.. with simultaneous con
Ventions In Lansing and Jackson.
Ia Detroit, sunday, FEB. :, there wlll
! be present Bishop Berry and Bishop
I Mcdowell together with Secretary
Thomas Nicholson. President flantz OF
!
! WEIGH Of the Ohio Wesleyan. There
/ Will also DC II members OF the faculty
OF Albion college 50 that either at t4t
morning service or at the evening ser
vice, the cause VI Christian education
| viii set q hearing at each church IL
| Dctroit.>as well as nearby cities.
! Fourteen visiting speakers Will h'
I'm Detroit and viii occupy pulpits, III,
rrst named OF the two churches VII
ibe the morning preaching place and
the second the evening
Bishop r Berry Martha HolmC'
ana probably Wyandotte.
Rev. Thomas Nicholson, Central auC
simpson
Rev Samuel Plantz, president o.
Lawrence university Tabernacle an'
BGrns-aVC.
REV. u. D. Martin. Grand River-ave
land O-!on
prot Delos Fail Northvllle and oak
prot j. : Goodrich. Mary Paimei
Mrs. Helen K. scripps. Haven anC
pot r c. Demorest ROYAL Oak and
| Rochester.
prof. Charles a. woolbert Asbury
and Kercheval-ave
Prof Clarence W. Green. Dearborn
p Prot John zedier. campbeil-ave. and
Woodmere.