The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-06-18
GRAVE OF HAPPINESS OFTEN
NEAR THE MARRIAGE ALTAR
REV. t. w. YOUNG.
Pastor Continues Series of Ser
mons on Marriage-Other
Sunday Sermons
REV. t. w. YOUNG.

The grave OF happiness is Qften
not far from the marriage altar, ue-
clared the Rev. T. w. Young, in the
North Baptist church, in the course
of his sermon on Harmony In the
home" the fourth address in a series
on Marriage"
Few hearts" he continued, ARE
able 10 stand the test of the intimacy
OF married life. But, in spite or
statistics which tell us that only one
In five marriages are happy, ten In
one hundred endurable and the re-
mainder hell on earth for both par
ties. believe that the percentage or
happy marriages Is FAR underestimate
ed
DR.. Young went on to tell the large
audience OF young people the right
and the wrong course for wives ana
husbands, urging woman TO feed the
beast will' and. advising man TO wipe
his feet on the mat before entering
the house"
The Rev. Frank S. Rowland, in the
Cass-ave. Methodist church, Sunday
evening, talked TO School graduates
and teachers. He spoke words OF
praise and encouragement to the
teachers and declared that nation
is great in proportion to the knowl-
edge and education Of its people. He
advised the young people whose
school days are over to count future
steps carefully and TO ask themselves.
Has my education fitted me 10 crap
pie with the problems OF life and to
solve them?"
Woman is entitled TO the honor
due her sex and is not TO be treated
as a chattel or used for vain display,
said the Rev w. Warne Wilson, Sun
day morning, in Trinity Episcopal
church, in a sermon on the book or
Esther which deals entirely with the
actions of women. The true woman
ly spirit resents abuse, shame and
dishonor, and the man who would
trample upon womanly rights is UNI
true to the first principles OF man
Rood" declared the speaker. Inc
woman who sacrifices her modesty
for the qualification OF man loses
everything. Woman has no place
where men throw down the bars OF
selfrestraint. All honor TO the brave
women who stand for their womanly
rights whenever they are assailed and
when they are compelled TO take is
sue with men for their own honor
and the honor OF their sex.
"All who read should discriminate
between the church and the king
dom" said the Rev. Maurice p. Fixes,
in the Woodward-ave. Baptist church,
Sunday morning. MANY who are in
the church may not be in the king
dom. The kingdom cannot be local.
ICED and is greater than class, caste,
sect, party or system. There Is
church here and a church there, but
the outside circumference OF them is
the kingdom OF God"
The members OF the Detroit Col
lege OF Law June graduating class,
with former Judge w. l. Carpenter
leading, attended the Sunday morning
service in Westminster Presbyterian
church. the edifce being packed TO
the doors. The Rev. John Britain
Clark preached.
necIaring that I'm asking for the
ballot woman has made the mistake
of appealing for enfranchisement on
the ground OF sex and not as the right
OF an individual part OF the human
race" DIR. Henry Frank. Of New YORK
gave a stirring talk Sunday evening
IN New Thought Alliance hall, on
why men should vote for the en-
reimbursement OF women He pre-
dicted that with the feminine vote,
there would be cleaner civic ana ma
tional life IN
The final service after 20 years OF
worship was held, Sunday, In the
Arnold Methodist church, the congre-
CATION having joined with the Haven
to form the new Fourteenth-ave