The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-08-19
WHERE YOU MAY WORSHIP
IN THIS CITY TOMORROW
ANNIVERSARY SERVICES AT TAM
ARAck JUNIOR GROVE.
Regular Services in churches-Themes
Chosen by Pastors.

| anniversary services VIII DC ntiu
under the auspices Of the Tamarack
Jr Nj. Il. church and Sunday school at
the Tamarack Grove tomorrow. The
services viii be held out of doors and
the pastors of several of the churches
! have consented To assist In the af-
tcrnoon there will be a platform meet
ing, with addresses by Rev. j. H. Nc
Cune of Tamarack. Rev. w. III. Colly-
colt Vf Osceola and Rev. c. l.. Adams
of Calumet. The choir of the Centen-
MIA Nj. Il. church and the children of
The Sunday school viii furnish the
music. In the evening there viii be
program of recitations, songs and dia-
logues by the children Of the Sundaw
school. II is expected the services will
be interesting.
THE Narrow Way" is the theme
chosen by Rev Isaac Wilson for his |
discourse at the Centennial NJ. L.
church and the evening services will
be as usual.
Rev. l.. X. Long pastor of the Cal
umet Congregational chG""h will |
preach i'm the morning on, aye Have
Not Passed This way Before" and in
the evening his sermon on Forty
Years of Missionary Work in Japan"
will be illustrated by colored lantern
slides. Special music has been ar
ranged for the morning
At the First Presbyterian church.
Rev. ID. ID. Stalker win preach in the
on, Gods Goodness Tested
by Experience" and in the evening,
why l Believe in Christ"
1.-THE Glory Of the Church." is the
subject r1osen by Rev s. Polking-
horne. pastor of the Kearsarge NJ. e.
church for his morning sermon, and
for the evening, The Mission of
Rev. r w. Farquhar of the Red
Jacket Congregational church will
preach i'm the morning on. Straight
1ned Lives" In the evening, Rev
theme will be- The Story
If Zacchaeus."
The services at the Norwegian Lu-
heran church tomorrow will be i'm
'harge of Rev. L. Lund. whose morn
ng subject is, THE Opportune Time"
\ missionary service viii be conduct
ID in the evening. Rev. Lund's subject /
'eing. "Ulhlas. the Apostle of the
ioths, and Ausgarius, the Apostle Of
he Scandinavian Countries[. Rev
) Romsdahl, the pastor of the church :
viii leave this evening for Ishpeming !
where he will conduct the services .
It the Norwegian Lutheran church :
omorrow Rev Romsdahl is a former
'astor of the Ishpeming church, but
las not occupied that pulpit for over
fifteen years.
At the Tamarack NJ. r. church, Rev.
I. II. McCune viii preach i'm the morn
ng on, The Lad and the Loaves," !
nd i'm the evening, Gods Angel"
THE Power That Saves" is the
heme chosen by Rev. c. L. Adams, !,
,astor of the Calumet NJ. t. church
or his morning sermon and for the /,
vening, "Preoccupied Hearers" Miss
label H. Richards, director of music .
n the public schools of Appleton, Wis. !
Who is the guest of Rev. and Mrs
ADAMS, will render a vocal solo in the
vcning.
Rev. John \, Anderson of Marinette,
Wis, will preach at the Swedish NJ.
/; church on sixth street, both morn
ng and evening.
S. Waters will occupy the pulpit
{ the Osceola NJ. Il. church tomor-
ow morning and in the evening, Rev.
v. VI. Collycott. the pastor will preach
N, Asking for the Paths" Rev. Col
ycott will preach at Boston i'm the
morning and j. r. James in the even
ng
Rev. George ID. Harger, pastor OF
he Calumet Baptist church has arriv-
al home from a vacation spent in
over Michigan and will preach both
morning and evening tomorrow.
The usual services will be conducted
t the Calumet Salvation Army to-
holiness meeting at 1890,
praise and testimony meeting at 3