The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-08
IN THE CHURCHES.


The worlds missionary eathertng.
held In June. In Edinburgh. to which
the Rev. "A IA. Barr. OF the Jefferson
ave. church Was delegate. will be the
subject OF that pastors address, sun
day morning !. Thu musical vespers at
o'clock, ~wilrahave for speaker, Miss
Lucy Laney, z prornirent educator ana
worker among, the Negroes OF the
south Beginning this sunday. the
Church OF Tomorrow wf1l on alternate
sundays, hold sectional meetings Inc
s s1s5s w me isss ne Of Mss Ella As
penleiter. while the boys Will ,ase Up
the study OF the great missionary
heroes OF the religious world uhoer
The Rev Gerrit Huyser will begin 9
series or discourses Sunday mornn m III
the Marston-avs., church on Ihe I'm
Ing kinsdGm az. 81 I %iias sne and His
Ultimate Triumph as the Son OK iaan,
Evening service, stith music by
chorus choir. 50 hold Al 80 o cIoSk. su ~
the Bible school meets at s:so ciocA -. iA
"a" a series Of addresses. designed to at.
tract and influence young peopie 1u ss
about to start on their careers Oh liz
church sunday CIV enings throughout the
fan season. The first speaker, SUNDAY
evening. will be the Rev. y. .. Dav Jaw;
president OF Chicago Theologicai semi, /.
and the Ministry" Representative
men I'm their respective lines will speak
each week The services viii De pre-
coded by Is minutes organ gan, r snaak on
Where Anchor MotivesT SUNDAY
morning. In the Forrest. churcn' ana On
Origin. Power and Destiny In the
evening. The quarterly meeting OF the
Woman's Home Missionary society OF
Detroit Preshytery win be held In the
church house. Monday afternoon at 80
o'clock. when the speakers will be MISS
Julia Fraser. secretary of the New
York board, and Miss Lucy Laney. OF
Augusta, Ga The Mems association
will give the first supper OF the season.
Thur sday, Nov; 3 The , annual wsI1 m he bsis
Friday morning, Oct. IA, In the church
house The class In church history Will
hold its first meeting TUESDAY even
ing. when the life and time or 81 Au-
gustine will be taken up.
The Rev. Elmer Harris. OF Toronto,
a widely known divine, VIII occupy the
pulpit OF the Second-ave- church sun
day evening.
METHODIST.
"oid World Journeys to Historic
Shrines and Places" Is the genera
sermons to be given by DR.. Frank 8.
Rowland. pastor OF the Cass-ave
church These addresses are designed
TO give not only interesting descrip-
lions Oh hstOIiC
but TO show the marked DEVELOPMENTS
OF Christian thought from Jesus Christ
to the present time. The topics are as
c eSlrIw Oct e Is. Rome St. PAUL Oct.
23. Prague. John Huss;" Oct. 80. Flor
ence Sayonarola;" Nov. s. Germany,
Martin Luther" Nov. Is. Geneva, John
CALVIN Nov REQ . Edinburgh. John
Knox" Nov. 81. oxford, The Wesleys;
Dec. 4 .Lnndon.J Charles III. Sturgeon.
This series OF sermons Will be under
the auspices OF the Mems association or
the church.
A reception was given the Rev. Her
bert A. Magoon Friday evening In the
Central church parlors. that the con-
gregation might say farewell to their
popular young assistant pastor, who
has been appointed to a full pastorate
In Perry, Mich. A purse OF 500 In gold
was given Mr.. Magoon by the church
board on behalf of the congregation.
3 A missionary institute will be held IN
the Simpson church Monday. Tuesday
and Wednesday, Oct. 10. IL and IL, from
4:30 TO $50 o'clock in the afternoon and
from to s O'Clock in the evening, I'M
der the leadership OF the Rev. William
+. Doughty. of New York The streop-
ticon will be used to illustrate the fol-
lowing addresses by Mr.. Doughty:
Monday evening. Korea" Tuesday
Lands" Wednesday evening, Progress
OF Home Missions" Sunday school
members and Epworth Leaguers are
especially Invited TO attend the insti-
tute although a general invitation Ia
extended to young people throughout
the city, irrespective of denominational
or church affiliations.