The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1909-11-06

Rev. ]. S. Gould, pastor of the Han
cock Congregational church, has ar
ranged the following program of serv-
ices and meetings for the current
month:
Sunday, Nov. 1.-THE general theme
for Sunday morning sermons will be
Modern Wisdom in Ancient Proverbs
and the first will be on "Friendliness,
Prov. 1922. The desire of a man Is
the measure Of his friendliness. There
will also be communion service. Eve
ming, Judas, the Traitor" the last in
the series on New Testament Unde-
sirables," postponed from Sunday, Oc-
tober "a
Sunday, Nov. 1.-THE Disciplining
of Children. Prov. 1876. Train up a
child in the way he should go. Even
ing. the pastor will exchange pulpits
with Rev. Jesse Povey, OF the Lake
Linden Congregational church.
Sunday, Nov. 21.-The Wisdom OF
Fair Speech. Prov. 22:11, "For the
grace of his lips" Evening, sacred
concert by the choir assisted by out
side talent.
Sunday morning, Nov. 2S.-Minis-
terial relief annual offering. The
Grace of Generous Giving" Prov. IL;
% 1.-The Liberal soul shall be made
fat" Evening, saul of Tarsus," illus
trated. The first in a series on "The
Ambitious Young Jew"
| on Thursday evenings during the
month the lesson for the following
Sunday will be discussed.
| Every Wednesday evening at 1880
the Union Bible study class will meet
and on Tuesday evenings at o'clock
the Kings Minute Men, the boys So
! ciety of the church, will meet in the
church parlors.
| A thanksgiving union service of the
churches of Hancock and Houghton
will be held, but as the place for hold
inc 1t has not yet been determined fur
Their announcement will be made later
of the plans for the service.
The Ladies' Industrial society will
meet regularly every Thursday after
noon at O'Clock at the home of Mrs
Smart, 321 Water street. Prepare
tions will be made for holding the an
nual bazaar and sale of fancy Christ
mas articles in December.
Methodist Church Services.
Services at First NJ. T.. church viii
be held on Sunday at the usual hours
At the morning service the pastor VII
speak on the Eye of the Soul" In
the evening the topic will be "The Di-
vine Call" Glass meeting will be held
at $3.50. Sunday school at IL m, Junior
League 2:45. Epworth League $3.50.
During the coming week the sixth
anniversary of the dedication of the
lchurch will be celebrated. Monday
night will be devoted to the Woman's
Home Missionary society, which vii
hold its annual thank offering at the
home of Mrs. Capt. Whittle. This Is
one of the important meetings of the
year. and draws n large attendance oil
members and friends of the society
Wednesday will be Ladies' Aid society
day. The annual bazaar Will be hello
in the afternoon and evening. From
five to eight supper will be served Of
which turkey will be the principal
lviands with other delicacies to match
Friday night will be lecture by DR.
In. D. Martin OF Albion college on 1.-THE
Secret of Tomorrow DIR. Martin IL
classed as one of the great pulpit ora
tors of the state, and his lecture vii
be we'll worth the price of admission.
Portage Lake Baptist.
Services at the Portage Lake Baptis
church will be conducted Sunda,
morning and evening by Rev. s. II
Reynolds, from lower Michigan wh'
will have charge of the services fo
several Sundays during the month.
The condition of Jacob Jarvila, who