The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1912-02-10
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES
y W. {. A. PLANS FOR
BUSY SEASONS WORK
Institution Arranges a New
Course in Bible and Mission
4 Study

The nineteenth annual meeting o.
the " w. c. A. will be held in the
association building, Thursday even
! ing. Feb. 10. The association mem
/ bers will have supper together at .: 10
and at Z 80 the program will be be
gun There will be music by the
". c. A. orchestra, and solos by Mrs
Frederic Brown. soprano; Miss Marie
| ffeinemann, contralto, and piano mum
bers by Mrs. Lillian Cove Mumford
The address OF welcome will be given
by Mrs. Charles Moore and the main
address OF the evening viii he given
by the Rev. j. Percival Huget. pastor
OF the First Congregational church
The following reports viii be made:
Secretarys, Mrs. Wallace Krag; treas
urer's, Mrs. f. w Pendleton; religious
Miss Christine Cowie;
business. Mrs. A. c. Angel; educa-
tional. Mrs Frank Farnsworth; so
cial, Mrs. F. L. Ranney: extension
Mrs. George Johnston, social service,
Miss Jean Hutchings; general secre
tary's, Miss Eva Sewers. Following
the report OF the nominating commit,
lee the election OF officers and board
members will be held and the meet
ing will close with greetings from the
|newly-efected president.
A new course in Bible and mission
study will open, Tuesday afternoon
Feb. 10, at 1880 o'clock. The Rev
Joseph A. Vance, pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, will take up, IN
DER the general topic Of The men
who made Christianity" the following
subjects: Feb. 10. The forerunner OF
cur Lord: Feb. 20. Religion builders
comparison; Feb. 81. An estimate
OF Jesus Christ: March 8. The apos
toIic team" March IL, The chiei
apostle: March 10, MY Lord and
This Rible study class will be sup
rlemented on thessa afternoons al
S:45 o'clock with a mission study class
foreign and home missions alternating
This class will be led by prominent
men and women, as follows: Feb
rs. .knimism'', the Rev. f. II. Pence /;
Feb. 20. "A conserving force, Mrs. It
r. Leete. Jr.. Feb. 81. Hinduism. the
Rev. J. F. Fitschen, Jr.;. March .,
What 70 do for the immigrant" Mrs.
&c. r. wilson March IL, Buddhism
the Rev. F. ID. Leete; March ~, Inc
problem of race, Mrs. Tred Is. hltcn'
March 20, COnIuclduloh tnV w
Arthur Huston: April 2, "Non-Chris
Itian faiths in america" Mrs. VIM
Craig: April 9, Mohammedanism
the Rev. c.. A. Klingman; April 10
Christian conservation, Mrs. Ed
Edward II. Pence; April %. Christi
anity". the Rev. ]. Percival Huget.
A new class in the educational de
partment will be started, Friday even
ling. Feb. 10, at o'clock, on "Parli
amentary law" with hrs. Emma
Fox. as instructor. Monday evening
| Myron K. Adams will address the
Know Your City club on Seeing DE
troit. The Current Events class. FRI
day evening. Feb. l6, will be az
dressed by Sherman A. HILL
The Rev. c. A. Lppincott, pastor o
1.-THE First Presbyterian church, Flint
Mich, Sunday afternoon at O'Clock
will begin the first of series OF char
acter sketches, the subject to be An
Grew. the ready helper Miss MaFi'
Won Essen will provide the music
Following the vesper service, whicf
invariably attracts large and inter
testing audience, a social hour Is en-
joyed and tea is served.