The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-14
Church Notes

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DR.. T. J. Villers will preach in the
First Baptist church, both morning
and evening The morning subject
will be, THE pre-eminence of Christ,
and the evening topic will be. The
blessing that transforms life
The choir of the First Baptist
church. under the direction Of n.
Whorlow Bull. has arranged a treat
for music lovers. on Thursday even
ing, June 10, when a fine program Is
to be given. The choir, which has
been augmented to 40 voices, will give
selections from Handel. Mepdelssohn.
Sullivan. and other composers. The
concert will be given at the First
Baptist church, Woodward and Pin
gree-aves.. and will begin at o'clock.
No admission will be charged, but
a silver offering will be taken.
The Sunday school of the First Bap-
fist church will go to "Bob-Lo" on
Monday. June 20, for the annual pic
mic.
why so much wasting worry" will
be the subject Of the sermon by the
Rev. c. w. Stephenson, First Metho-
dist Protestant church, on Bellevue,
of Gratiot next Sunday morning. For
the evening. Harvest time. and the
law thereof" c. f. at $50.
In the Fisher Memorial Methodist
Episcopal church. East Grand-blvd.
and Gratiot. the pastor, Rev. James
Chapman, will take as his theme. Sab
bath morning. Christian growth, its
law and result, or, how to grow a
soul" In the evening service, the
newly-elected cabinet Of the Epworth
league will be installed, and the whole
service will be turned over to the Ep-
worthlans. Special addresses and mu-
sic will form a part of this interesting
service.
In the River Rouge NJ r. church
there will be class meeting at $3.50,
led by Chas. Valois. Preaching SER
vice at 10 o'clock. Rev. E. Merrill
Browns subject, Mans duty to God"
Sunday school at 11:15. Junior league
at 2 o'clock. Epworth league at 6:15.
led by d. NJ. Willett. Subject, THE
cross OF every man" An excellent
childrens day program will be given
in the evening Special music, both
morning and evening
In the Grand River-ave. Methodist
Episcopal church. Sunday evening,
7:30. the pastor, Rev. F.. F.. F1tchsett,
uti1I hA In of Of ~
addresses on Books I have read" the
theme being. MYRTLE" sometimes
known as Esther" The male chorus
will sing. In the morning service. the
pastor will preach on Gods blue
prints for life," Sunday school at
noon.
Speakers and singers at the Nc.
Gregor Institute for the following
week: Sunday. speaker, w. T. JaQuess
ID. ID. Monday, open meeting. led by
Mr.. Carrabin. Tuesday, speaker, Rev
church; singer, Mrs. Van Schaak.
Wednesday, open meeting. led by Mr.
Carrabin. Thursday, speaker, Rev. T.
NJ. Antrim, D. D., North Woodward
Il. Z. church; singer, Miss Paul Fri
day. speaker, Hugh McDougall, singer.
Mrs. Roush. Saturday. open meeting
led by Mr.. Brown.
In Westminster Presbyterian
church, Sunday evening. the Univer-
city Of Michigan male quartet will as
sist the excellent mixed quartet Of
the church In a musical service. The
music in the evening service In West
minister church is always exception
ely fine. the sermon Is short and
helpful and the whole service Is but
one hour long.
The morning topic for the sermon
CT Rev. G. r. Cullen in the West
Grand Boulevard VI f. church, will be,
Our friend. the enemy" In the even
ing, one Of the most important OF the
series will be delivered under the
topic. The cheap theater-the Amer
lean plague spot" The interest in the
series has been great and not a single
one OF the services has failed to wit
ness at least one wanderer reclaimed.
THE laboratory OF Christianity" Is
the Sunday morning topic OF Or. Frank
y. Rowland. pastor Of the Cass-ave,
Methodist church. Cass and Selden-
ayes. His evening topic is. "Our i'm.
migrants In their old world homes.
s,tcreopticon pictures will show these
Peoples in their home. industrial. So
cial and religious lives. Every coun-
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Americans will be seen. II viii be
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