The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-21
CHURCHES.
PREsBYrERIAN

The Rev. E. II. Pence will speak In
the Forrest. church. Sunday morning,
on The Mighty Inner Man." and in the
g Tha Y on "Commerce and Cemeteries;"
o'clock will be in charge OF Charles
Meagher and William Loos, the topic to
be What is a christianf" An Illus
evening In the church house by DIR. o.
r. Fischer, on Michigan Mushrooms
and Toadstools." The Young Peoples
Mission study class will meet on Mon
day instead of Tuesday evening. here
after. Supper is served at 6, and from
$3.50 to 1880 o'clock. the class Is In ses-
sion. The gymnasium of the church
mas IL classes each week for young
people, under trained instructors and
IL well attended.
The Rev. A. III. Barr will speak I'm the
Jenerson-ave. church, Sunday morning
on The New Life" and at the 4 o'clock
the Door" The musical program will
be devoted to Mendelssohn. The Church
or Tomorrow will hold a sectional meet
ing In Newberry chapel at o'clock.
India and the boys beginning a study OF
China. Mr.. Barr will give an illustrated
lecture on The Old Home of Our New
Of the woman's guild, Friday morning,
at 10 o'clock. in Newberry chapel The
Boy Scouts OF this church have perfect
ed their Organization and are meeting
regularly. They hope to give an ex-
hibition In the near future
The second In a series OF talks on
social Service" will be given Sunday
evening, I'm the Westminster church,
National Playground Association of
America, who VIII speak on The Need
Of Recreation"
Mr.. Frankhast. superintendent OF the
school. will address the Teachers
Bible class. held every Tuesday even
Ing. In room No. s. vaipey building.
teachers and Their ouaiifica tons"
the Rev; Calvin Mcleod Smith viii
preach. Sunday morning, on Content
demnation." Bible school Is held At 10
o'clock.
The Rev. Eugene NJ Antrim will
speak In the North woodward.ave
lchurch, Sunday morning, on Character
istics OF An Ideal Church" In the eve
ming. the Rev. y. J. Maveet, Of Cincin-
natl, Will occupy the pulpit
The Rev. Robert Forbes, of Philadoi-
phia, secretary of the board OF home
missions and church extension OF the
Methodist denomination. will occupy
day morning Miss Jennie Hughes will
be the speaker at a mass meeting to BIO
held In the church, in the afternoon. at
$3.50 o'clock. In the evening. the pastor
on big Sinners"
Miss Jennie Hughes, a returned mis-
sionary from China. will tell OF her
work In the Cass-ave. church, Sunday
morning. In the evening, the Rev. Rob-
ert Forbes, of Philadelphia, will occupy
the pulpit.
UNIvERsALIsT.
Henry George, Jr., will give an illus-
trated lecture, Sunday evening, In the
lChurch of Our Father, on "Tolstoi--
An Intimate View" This In a story OF a
visit by Mr. George TO the late great
Russian reformer and writer. when he
had a long discussion on matters OF
vital interest to all men. In the morn :
Ing, the Rev. Lee 8. McCollester will
preach on "A Continuous Revelation
The Passion Play OF 1910" will be the
subject OF an illustrated lecture by the
Rev. Il. A. Bartlett, of Chicago. Mon
day evening. DIR. Bartlette went 70
iOberammergau last summer to make q
special study OF the people of the vii
llage, the participants I'm the play and
offer one OF the most delightful and
Instructive lectures on the subject now
before the public. Prof. Robert M
lwenley's series OF lectures on "Idealism
In English Literature" will begin Fri.
day afternoon. Jan. ~, at 4 o'clock.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The campaign for funds to be made
"Wednesday. Jan. 20, by the Florence
ICritenton home. will be mentioned In
all OF the evangelical church pulpits
pastors 90 the need Of the institution
4 and the manner In which the campaign
i will be conducted
The three days convention OF thu
Missionary and Christian Aiiiancs. acid