The Detroit times., 1913-03-15

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sermon subject will be "A unanimous
election" al 7:So p. m. A gentle
mans request"
There will be appropriate Palm
Sunday services in the Flist Congre-
gational church. Woodward and For.
est-aves., both morning and evening.
DR.. j. Percipal Huget will preach In
the morning on The march OF the
ages" and in the evening viii COM
plete the series Of Lenten sermons
on the teachings OF Jesus. speaking
on the theme. The words Of the risen
Lord" Appropriate music al BON
| services.
Grand River-ave. Methodist Episco-
pal church. Frank Foster Fitchett. pas
tor, has the following services. Sun
day: Glass meeting. $3.50. John Wells.
leader; morning worship at 1890,
sermon by the pastor, The sixth voice
from the cross" or In Gods hands:
Sunday school at IL; junior league AT
2:45; Epworth league at 6:45. IN
charge OF a group Of boys from the
Baraca class: gospel service at 1880.
the last Of the series on the Voice
from the cross--A completed work"
Life conception and service" will
be the morning and evening subjects
respectively. ON which DR.. John Carr
will address the New Thought Al.
lance, No. 31S Woodward-aye In
the evening. Mrs. George w. Ellis
and Mrs. Eva Blitz will sing. He
Knows" by Yowner On Wednesday
evening, the usual healing service
will be held and on Thursday after
moon, at 8 o'clock, the Round Table
will meet, continuing the lessons In
divine science. The lessons VIII
close with a healing clinic. Strangers
welcome.
Rev. Ames haywood, pastor of the
First Methodist church, Jackson.
Mich, who 10 assisting DR.. Rowland
in a series Of Lenten meetings in the
Cass-ave. Methodist church. will
preach In the morning and evening
service on Sunday. Topics, All
things are yours" and The breaking
'of the golden bowl" Mr. haywood
will also address the Bible school on
the topic. 1.-THE great refusal" A
cordial welcome to all. The special
Lenten services will continue each
night Of the coming week. except Mon
day and Saturday.
Westminster Presbyterian church,
Woodward-ave., invites the general
public to hear Rev. W. NJ. Hayes,
D. D.. Of Shantung. China. Sunday
morning. 1890, and to the special
musical service at 1880 p. m. In the
evening service. William Grazing King.
Instructor Of violin. Detroit Conserva-
tory of Music, will give Legend
(WieniawskD; Prelude to the Deluge
(Saint-Saens); Evening Song tSchu-
MANN. The Moody Bible Institute
male quartet. OF Chicago, Ill. will
sing. Evening service one hour long.
All seats free.
The subject Of the morning sermon
I'm the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church will be The meaning OF Palm
Sunday. In this service, the choir will
give a special anthem, The Palms"
At 4 o'clock, Rev. w. NJ. Hayes. d. d..
Of Shantung. will speak on the con-
dition In China. On next Wednesday
evening, at 7:45 o'clock, in the chapel.
the pastor will speak on Going up to
Jerusalem" On Thursday evening, as
7:46 o'clock, In the church auditorium,
the Lords supper will be observed.
On Friday evening, In the church,
| Good Friday services will be held.
| Speaker and singers at the Nc
GreEor Institute for the week ending
- 0sxn
@. Sykes. Crosse Pointe, singer. Miss
Duncan; Monday. open meeting. led
by Mr. Carrabin: Tuesday, speaker.
Rev. ]. d. Mcdonald, Highland Park
Presbyterian church, singer, Mrs. Van
Setback; "wednesday, anniversary OF
John c. Martin; Thursday. speaker,
Rev. August Burnett. special music
by male quartet from First Baptist
church: Friday. speaker. Rev. ]. d.
jeffrey, Scoville Memorial Presbyter-
i'm church. special Easter music;
Saturday. open meeting, led by Mr..
Brown.
The following musical program will
be given by the choir OF the First
Conversational church. Sunday morn.
ing and evening: Organ Sonatax
Maestoso and Andante. (Mendel.
Ssohn); anthem, Festival TeDeum e
Eat (Buck): offertory. The Palms.
(Faure): postlude, March In g minor.
(Guilmant). Evening: Organ, Pre-
'lule (Malling); choir hymn, There Is
Green ILL.," anthem. Lead. Kindly
LiRht" (Pugh- Evans; quartet, II Lay
NV sins on Jssus" (Wolcott); o6er-
tory, In Heavenly Love Abiding
Brown: postuds. March Pontincale
(Lemmens).
The yourtesathrsvs. Methodist Gun
day school was fully Installed In III
new quarters last Sunday. and tomor-
row the nav of1cers and teachers
Will bs prepared TO welcome al for
mer members, - well ~ any new
ones who may present themselves.
The new school already has an enroll
ment of seven hundred. Last Sunday.
eS persons offered themselves 49, for
membership IN the new church. fuiiy
half Of whom were members OF the
sunday school. A number OF others
have promised thsmBelves for tomor-
row. The regular meetings. OF the
school will be hole at II
o clock. Immediately ct the close OF tho
church service.
Astral heavens and hells" II the
uub,ect on which Rev. Margaret O.
; . H..~~s nssf0v M tina FfrQf New