The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1911-07-15
CENTRAL MINE
HOMECOMING
FINAL PREPARATIONS MADE FOR
RELIGIOUS SERVICES ToMoR-
ROW OTHER CHURCH
SERVICES.

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will be as successful as any that ha'
= been held In the past. The choir whi,
will have charge of the music W
I hold its final rehearsal at the Y.
D c. a. building at 1880 this evenin
. and the chorister urges all who san
l I'm the choir last year 10 be presen
, as well as others who will assist
this manner.
The program will be almost entirel
religious. and will include a sermon b
Rev. Guy V. Hoard of Menominee
former pastor of the Central Min
church The Central church has bee
placed in good repair. all expenditure
having been met by the home -comer'
All former residents ar urged to b
present
AS there are no hotel accommoda
tons, 1t will be necessary for all VIII
take part to carry lunches The train
| over the Keweenaw Central will leav,
at and . o'clock.
Following is the complete program
for the services:
Doxology.
Hymn.
Responsive reading.
Prayer-Juhn Kneebone.
Anthem. choir-"They Shall Mount
Up With Wings" Shipper.
Scripture readlng-John Rowe.
Solo-"As Pants the Hart" Handel
Mrs. Mildred Nichols Harvey.
Announcements and offertory.
Male quartette-Joseph Rule, T. f.
Mitchell John r. Bryant, and Charles
Francis.
Hymn.
Sermon-Rev Guy V. Hoard.
Mixed quartette-'God So Loved the
World" Stainer.
Hymn.
Benediction.
In Calumet Churches.
The services i'm the churches of Cal
umet will he as usual tomorrow.
At the First Presbyterian church,
Rev. DIR. Record of Ann Arbor. educa-
tional missionary of the Synod of
Michigan, will occupy the pulpit, taxi
ing as his theme, "The Educational
Work of the Church" Rev. John a.
Stewart of Hespler, Ont. will preach
i'm the evening
District Superintendent, Rev. James
Pascoe of Hancock will preach at the
and the evening service will
be in charge of the pastor, Rev. ]. H.
McCme, who will preach on "The
Prepared Way"
"The Sacred Nickname" is the theme
chosen nv Rev. George ID. Harger, pas
tor Of the Calumet Baptist church for
his morning discourse and for the
evening. almost Persuaded" Mrs.
Harger will sing a solo in the even
ng
Rev. l.. X. Long, pastor of the Calu-
met Congregational church will de-
liver special sermon to the Indepen-
lent order of Rechabtes tomorrow
morning, and I'm the evening the usual
services will be conducted.
The services at the Red Jacket Con-
yrcgational church will be i'm charge
IF Rev. II. w. Farquhar whose morn
ng theme is, "The Lord God of Eli |
ah," and in the evening, Prophets of
smooth Speech" Miss Liddicoat will
'ender a solo Sunday morning
THE Rich Graft of the Fishers"
s the theme chosen by Rev. S. Roms- |
lahl of the Norwegian Lutheran
church for his morning sermon and |
he evening services will he as usual. |
quartette will sing at the morning
ervice.
Rev. w NJ. Ward, pastor of the
4aurium NJ. T.. church will take as
lis subject for tomorrow morning, "A |
Study i'm the Prodigal Son." and will
live continuation of the same in
he evening.
Rev. Il. Il. Miners of Baltic will
reach at the Calumet NJ. Il. church
morning and in the evening.
rev. c. L. Adams will conduct the
sual service.
Rev. j. A. TenBroeck, pastor of the
'hrist Church, Episcopai will preach
morning ON the theme, "The
of Christ" and in the
venlng. "The Unity of Life"
At the Osceola NJ e. church. Rev. /
" III. Collycott will preach in the
morning on the theme, "The Grace of Il
iud," and i'm the evening, Alex Rose
nurgy of Hurontown will have charge
4 the service. Mr.. Rosemary will
reach at the Boston church i'm the Il
morning and In the evening, Rev. Wat
ers of Atlantic will preach, an ex-
hange of pulpits having been arrang-
d.
The Epworth League of the Osceola
A. Il. church will hold its regular