The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-22

SUNDAY afternoon in the church
house auditorium of the Woodward
ave. Baptist church. il the music
which has been developed TO hlsh
grade ot proficiency and power by
The director. Leigh Markham. assist
ed a the piano by his Wife Mrs
Mnude Markham
ln Centenary Methodist Episcopal
church. Dcarborn.aye. and Burdeno
So Sunday morning the AntiSaioon
league will be- represented by j. y
Collier private secretary 20 state
Superintendent Burke. In tho eve
ming. the pastor. Rev Geo. h Marsh,
will preach The Bible school of this
church is experiencing steady
growth In membership. The adult
Bible class offers special inducements
20 Bible students The hour is 10
O'Clock, SUNDAY morning
In Bethany Presbyterian church
the pastor. Or James T. Black.
breaches in the morning on Our
relation 10 the grace OF God" Bible
school at l2:l0 D. m In the eve.
nearer" These services will be the
first OF series OF meetings held
each evening, except Mondays and
Saturdays. for the next two weeks.
The week-night services begin AT
1:45 each evening. The pastor Will
preach and the young people OF the
church will lead in the singing
These services viii be frankly evan
gelistic, but no person will be made
conspicuous against his Will. Every
body will be welcome.
The Sunday services in Central
Methodist church, corner Woodward
and Adams-aves., will be as usual
1880 a m. and T:S0 p, IN. The
morning topic will be The disciples
or the upper room" Children's ser
mon. Your greatest enemy. The
evening topic will be What shall
the harvest be-" On Monday. Tues
day Thursday and Friday evenings
next week there will be sixty home
PRAYER meetings. held at as many
different homes, all over the city,
fifteen meetings each night. These
meetings are preparatory TO the
special Lenten meetings, beginning
March 2.
The closing address of Rev. Howard
A. Field on the Foremost tempta-
lions OF Detroit young people VIII DC
given. Sunday evening, In the Slmp-
son Methodist church, the special topic
10 be, Mistaken values" In the morn
ing preaching service, J. Frank Burke
will speak on some OF the encouraging
features OF temperance REFORM MT.
Burke is the new superintendent OF
the Michigan Anti-Saloon league. Next
Thursday evening, the annual UElon
banquet OF the Epworth league, Phlla-
/ thea and Baraca classes OF Simpson
church will be held In the dining par
lors of the church. This Ia the great
social function OF the church and Dr..
Ames haywood, OF Jackson, viii de-
liver the chief address.
The special monthly musical service
will take place in the First Congrega-
tional church, Sunday evening, under
the direction OF J. Truman Wolcott
and the feature OF the program VIII
he the presentation OF the short con-
tata. "Penitence, Pardon and Peace.
Nv ]. II. Maundcr. The cantata is In
three parts aud at the conclusion or
each part there will be the singing OF
hymn and brief and appropriate re-
marks by the pastor, DR.. J. Percival
Huget. and the three themes will De.
"Penitence" Pardon and Peace.
The remainder OF the program. in
part, is Chorus hymn, 20 Thou
Whose Tender Mercies;" anthem, "Ap-
! pear Thou Light Divine; offertory,
"Oh Paradise" Fred l.. Fraser, soloist.
The Presbyterians OF Detroit are
arranging for a special campaign in
the interests OF the missions in China.
The new openings IN that country
| have SO stirred the Presbyterian
church that the members are plan
ming a special campaign, both for
workers and contributions, with
which TO finance the additional ex-
pense, in the leading cities OF the
country The pulpits OF the Presby'
terrain churches OF Detroit are TO DC
4 occupied by speakers in this cam
/ paign on Sunday, March 16, and there
| will be special mass meetings, con
4 leTeuCeS anu DdUQuclS On the wv
days Immediately preceding and the
Monday following.
/ Rev. Margaret C. Lagrange will
speak on Constructive Imagination,
tomorrow afternoon, In the Detroit
opera house. This is the fifth lee
! ture OF the series being given under
the auspices OF the First New Thought
church. Service starts promptly al
! 8 o'clock. doors closed at $3.50 during
the lecture period. Special music, in
| Guiding the Girls orchestra, will be
given. Evening service in ttc
| church on Winder-st., near Wood
ward-aye.. at o'clock; topic. THE
valley OF Dreams" Sunday school Ia
the church at ! y. m. A cordial invi-
tation Is extended 10 all On Friday
evening, Feb 2S, the Martha anc
Mary society gives its usual monthly
reception. a musical and literary pro-
gram will furnish the entertainment.