The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-01-11

SubJcCt, stripping ioT nOlIoNs SNCA'
ms, My choice" The revival cam
raign will continue through mex;
week. On Friday night, a unique ser
vico will be held. an Old Testament
scene. TO be re-enacted. Every depart
mept I'm the church Will be rerrf sent
ed. Every member and friend q! the
church Is invited and expected 10 Do
present.
The third anniversary OF the First
English Evangelical Lutheran church
will be observed, Sunday. with spe-
cial services. Following the morning
service, the charch officers for 1919
will be installed In the evening, the
Rev. Paul II. Wilson, missionary
will preach.
The Mems club OF the North Wool
ward Methodist church Is TO have
open night. Monday, Jan. Is, TO which
both men and women are Invited. The
program consists OF l0-minute organ
recital BY Prof Chas. l., Nuertn;
solos by Mrs. r. G.. Burghardt So
prano, and S. ]. Well, basso, followed
by a lecture by Mr. Madison w.
Chase. on sight and insight
silver collection will be taken.
DIR. j. A. c. Hildner. professor OF
herman in the University OF Micnf
gan, viii give talk Sunday afternoon,
in the Y. W. c, A. yesper service. at =
O'Clock, on Jesus Christ in German
art and literature" Mrs. Richard
Harsft, contralto. OF the Trumouir
ave. Presbyterian church. VIII sing,
The second term in the educational
classes will begin Feb. 3, and regis
tra.ions for these classes VIII begh
Jan. II. The Chaminade Ladies quar-
tet concert has been postponed from
Jan. l6 TO Jan. %.
Sealing the heights will be the
tonic OF DIR. j. Alexander Mclvor-
ITyndall's Sunday morning lecture 10
Alliance hall, No. 315 Woodward-ave.
In the evening, DR.. Tyndall will again
occupy the platform and will discuss
somewhat unusual topic. Uncover
thy Light" During the evenings o.
the week. IL Is expected that the In.
ner Light series" will be taken up
with increasing interest. The Wed
nesday evening service will be. as
usual. one OF healing The new psy-
cology review class will be continued
on Thursday afternoon at 1880, after
which tea will be served Any one In
terested Is most cordially welcome.
J. Truman wolcott. organist ana
choir director at the First Congrega-
tional church. has arranged the fol-
- faI
sunday: Murning-Organ, Fantasia,
(Dubois); anthem, The City Bealu-
full (Federleinl; onertory, me
Holy City," (Adams), solo by FREQ l.
Fraser, quartet tenor; postlude, FL
male in Z, (Dubois). Evening-or-
gan, "Romanza," (kindeD: cnoir
hymn. Now God Be with U.s. Barn.
by); anthem, The Lord Is My Rock
(Rogers); quartet, Saviour Wnen
Night" (Shelley); offertory, my
VIII Be done, twUfcotttT seie- by Va
r BarteIs, quartet basso; postlude'
Allegro Pompose." (Harriss). s
The Rev. E. II, Pence will speak In
the Fort,st. Presbyterian church, sun
day morning, on What's left for the
soule" and In the evening on Auto
intoxfcafion.r Miss Mabel Towniey
viii speak In the Story hour. and MISS
Jemima in the Circle. Miss Grace
Seville will have charge OF the west
Minister league service In the even
ing. and Miss Eleanor Stalker wiz
sing The Woman's association. III
the regular meeting. Monday al.er-
noon. will discuss "Mormonism, un
der the leadership OF Mrs. Pence anu
Mrs walter Robinson. Monday even.
ling the Mems association Will noiu
the regular monthly dinner with tne
following speakers: Tom May r. o.
Elmo Lewis, Henry 7. Ewald, II. M
Nimmo. and Edgar A. Guest
In the Fisher Memorial Metnoais'
Episcopal church, East Grana-pIsu.'
and Gratiot-ave., the PASTOR nes'
James Chapman, will preach tomor
Irov. both morning and evening ~
Imorning theme will be Inc lIieu
Foundation" In the evening, the pas
tor will preach his frst sermon IN
series GA "A study OF the len Com
mandments," taking az MS TOPIC
Thou shalt have no other COOS De
fore Me-" With an enrolment OF over
525 In the Sunday school, II has peeu
decided to take the opening exercises
of the school into the large AUDI
torium, beginning with next Sapoaln
lW. ]. Meisenheimer, the new super
lintendent. especially invites all TO re
main for the opening exercises. TO en-
Joy the orchestra music.
Rev. Eugene NJ. Antrim, pastor o.
the North woodward Methodist
church, has written letters to Over
q hundred persons, both within ahS
without the church. asking them TIM
questions; Cd why do men go :
church," f2) Why do men not -
Ito church?' Cd What are the tning'
that are keeping men. and womeI
from becoming ehristiansg" he u
lbasing a series OF sunday evenini
sermons. during the month oil Jann
larry. upon the answers. Most inter
testing replies have been received
Among others, letters were sent %
IGoy. Woodbridge y. Ferris, President
elect Woodrow Wilson. president
William II. Taft, William Jennings
BRYAN and Theodore Roosevelt.