The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-02-01

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welcome.
The Mems association OF the Fort
ST. Presbyterian church announce the
next Mems SUPPER 10 be held on Mon
day night, Fcb. 10. This VIII be
known "a Municipal night" when
addresses will be made by Mayor
Oscar u. Marx and City Controller
David +. i1eineDan.
"Ihe unanswerabls question 10
DR.. R5Wlard's topic for his sermon
in the Cass-ave. Methodist church,
Sunday evening Mr.. Dayey will sing
in the morning, DR., Rowland Will
talk On Gideon, $3.50 a. m, class
meeting; II noon, Sunday school;
.6:45 p. M, Epworth league prayer
service.
What are the things that are keer-
ing men and women from becoming
Christinnsp' the last In the special
series or sermons based on the an
swers received to over 100 letters.
will he the topic Rev Eugene NJ. An
trim will discuss in the North Wood
ware Methodist church. Sunday eve
ming.
In the First Presbyterian church.
the pastor, Rev Joseph A. Vance, %.
D., will speak, sunday night, on The
child IN tie street" In the morning
he viii preach On An overpaid voca-
tionr SIR Vance's morning subject
IS la keeping with the occasion.
"ChIld iahor day" which Is TO be OBJ
served throughout the country.
The "Whosoever" class OF the
- odH ard-ave. Baptist church, will
hold Z. annual banquet, Thursday
evening March s, In the church ban
iuet aar. Dr. NJ p. Fixes will be
TIE class meets at a:30
svery Sunday afternoon In the church
house. Winder-st., near Woodward
ave-. and every cody 10 welcome.
There will be a mems supper In
Bethany Presbyterian church at $50 7
}. m, Thursday, Feb. 6, followed by
/ discussion OF Opportunities for
,ivic service" by Aid ]. G. Lodge.
Dr.. z. II. Pence and Pliny w. Marsh
Seats may be reserved by teIephon-
ng o. w. Irwin. Hickory 1sS6-W.
Monday. Feb ..
DR.. Fikes will preach Sunday eve
ing, T:st. In the woodward-ave. Bap-
list church, on "The layman's point |
Il view Baptism, T:15 .. M
3ible schol. 11:45 O. M; b. Y. p. u.
Els D, m. Edward B. Manville viii
live the following organ recital At
O'Clock: Concert overture. Faulkes;
aeverie, Fiagler; ssrenade, Pierne;
3erceuse. Hauser.
Rev. Father Henri Blanchot will
leliver the Wednesday evening lee
nres In St Mary's church. Monroe
I'VE. and Antoinest, during Lent. He
viii speak on the necessity OF re-
igion. The specific topics will be:
no We need rsiigionf" Religion In
re light Of eternity" is one re-
igion 6 good ~ another!" Modern
Religion and character
Some dangers 10 re-
igion.,
Communion service Will be observ-
"a In the Jeffsrson-ave. Presbyterian
hurch Mt the IL o'clock service. Sun
law morning. At the vesper service,
o'clock, Rev. J. NJ. Skinner, OF the
Memorial Presbyterian church, VIII
reach on the subject, The rivers or
Tod Rev. J. r. Fitschen, IT,, Will
peak In the Yong Women's Chris
Ian association, Sunday afternoon, at
o'clock. Day OF prayer for col
eyes will be observed In Newberry
Memorial chapel, Thursday afternoon,
FEB. 8, at 4 o'clock.
On Sunday evening, Rev. Willis A.
doore, pastor OF the Church Of Our
'ather. WIN conclude his talk on Wag-
ler's ''Parsifal." and will be assisted
" the organist, Mrs. Mary Christie,
yho vii. play excerpts from the score
4 tho great opera. The subject OF
he morning Sermon by Mr.. Moore
vii be "1he miracle Of unselfsh
lsss.s .-fu the noon meeting OF the
den's class, william H. venn. parole
,fieer for Wayne county, viii talk on
The relation OF poverty to crime
rhe subject 20 be discussed by tht
don's clirss In February VIII be
Wealth
Speakers and singers 1t the Nc
3regor Institute for the ensuing
yeek: Sunday. Brotherhood rally;
singer, L. r. MontGomeris; Monday.
open meeting, led by Mr.. Carrabin;
speaker. Rev. NJ. Lee Grant,
Fort-st Congregational church,
singer. MS. Doyle; Wednesday, open
ed b. Mr.. Carrabin; Thurs
lay, speaker, Pew Eugene Antrim. ID.
D., North woodward M. e. church;
special music by Prof. Harry Heard
and others: Friday, Rev. james Chap