The Detroit times., 1913-02-08
NEWS OF7THE CHURCHES

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Ing, Feb. 10 William IA. Nenn viii
; give talk on The working OF our
parole system This viii be followed
by an old-fashioned candy pull Men
invited
In the First Baptist church, Wood
ward aud Pingree-aves., Or. j. y.
Aitchison. OF Chicago H.. will speak
along the line OF the Forward Mis-
sionary Movement. Sunday morning,
Or. George r. vosburgh, of Denver.
Colo, will speak In the evening on
"Life's larger possibilities
The Brotherhood OF Westminster
Presbyterian church announced in an
informal banquet in the Hotel Cad
lilac. Friday night. plans for special
Sunday evening services during the
remainder of the winter There viii
be an augmented choir. and the pas
tor. the Rev. John Britain Clark, will
give illustrated treyalogues.
Prof ". Pickens. OF Talladega col
lege, Talladega. Ala, will u liver an
address. Wednesday evening Feb. IL,
Lincoln's birthday, In the First Con
gregational church. There will be no
charge for the address and all who
are interested in this noted colored
speaker are invited 10 take advantage
OF this opportunity OF hearing him.
Hal r. Smith will address the
Mems class, Sunday noon, Feb. 3. In
the North Congregational church,
Blaine and Woodward-aves., on The
court of domestic relations in De-
troit" and The enactment of the
Mothers Compensation Law" Both
of these measures are pending at
Lansing.
"A flower from Lincoln's grave"
will be the subject OF the Lincoln an
niversary sermon by DR.. j. Percival
Huget, In the First Congregational
church; Sunday morning. In the eve-
ming. the doctor will commence a
series OF five sermons on "The teach
inEs OF Jesus" the first theme being
The teachings on the mountain" AS
usual, music will be feature Of the
Sunday evening service.
Sunday will be observed in the JEFF
ferson-ave. Presbyterian church, as
i NONeNACa W. AC NaCAAC III NhG
morning at IL o'clock, will be,
youths opportunity" In the vesper
service, o'clock. the subject will be
Who need be ashamed Donald
Blakeslee will speak In the Church
OF Tomorrow, at $40, on "Persever-
ence-with firmpess in the right"
Uncut gems" Is to be the subject
i ~ fhA willis A MAnra IN thu
Church OF Our Father, Sunday morn
ing. In the evening, Dr. w. b. Hins-
dale, dean OF the Homeopathic medi-
cal college, Ann Arbor, will give an
illustrated lecture on Primitive man
In Michigan" The Mems class Will
discuss wealth in the noon meet
ing.
Speakers and singers in the Nc
Gregor institute for the ensuing week:
Sunday, speaker. Mr.. Thomas; singer,
Mrs. Cannon; Tuesday. speaker. Rev.
George Cullen; singer. Miss Todd.
Thursday. speaker, Rev. F. G. Hart:
special music by Mr.. and Mrs. Mark
ham: Friday, speaker, Rev. Mr.. Nc
I Knight; singer. Miss Greig. Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday, open
nights.
A special musical service will be
held IN the Fort-st Presbyterian
church tomorrow evening In connec-
ton with the Westminster league ser
vice at $3.50. Miss Ruth Fraser, vio-
linist, and Miss Jeanette Fraser Will
furnish the musical program. The adj
dress will be given by Charles r.
& n Aa. ..a1t ~
the Christian religion to the practical
business man" The services last for
one hour
In the Grand River-ave. Methodist
Episcopal church. the pastor, Rev.
IF. F. F1tchett. will preach In the
survival of the fittest." At 3. Pliny
Marsh, secretary OF the Detroit Civic
I Uplift league, will address a mass
meeting OF men. At 1880. the pastor
will continue his series on THE rea-
sons why men and women are not
Christians" s.
The following program OF special
music il To be given In the First
congregational church, Sunday:
IMorning-Or Organ, Fantasie anthem
ITO Thee o Country" orfertory. THE
Recessional;" postlude, "Tannenhaus-
or March" Evening-Organ, Larg-
hetto;" chorus hymn, Now God be
With Vs." anthem, Light OF the
World" quartet, Jesus, Lover of My
Soul" offertory. I'm Heavenly Love-"
postlude, March"
why | am Protestant" the first
of a series OF three Sunday morning
sermons, viii be the theme Of Rev.
Eugene NJ. Antrim In the North
Woodward Methodist church. Sunday
morning In the evening. Lincoln
anniversary service will be held, for
which a special program has been
prepared, cemmemorating the fiftieth
anniversary of the signing OF the
Emancipation proclamation. DR.. An
trims theme will be Lincoln and
emancipation
Boys and girls invited" will be the
| subject of a special sermon 10 the
children by the Rev. Luther Ellis
worth Lovekoy. ID. d.. In the new
chapel OF the Fourteenth.ave. Method
1 ist church, Fourteenth-ave. and Pop
lar-st., tomorrow morning. In the
evening, the topic will be, Rare
voices" Services will also be held in