The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-06-07


Engle-ayes., will take for his Sunday
morning subject: Giving reason.
The Lords supper will be observed
anc there will be reception Of new
members. The evening subject VIII
be. SILVER threads among the gold.
Taking poison" will be the Sunday
evening theme of the Rev. Luther K.
Methodist church tomorrow. Morning
service in charge OF the Sunday
school. Complete arrangements for
moo park will be announced at the
morning service.
In the Grand Riverave. Methodist
Episcopal church, Frank Foster
Fitchett. pastor the sermon vii! be by
the pastor at 10: 80, on The report OF
an ancient housing commission Re
ception OF children into the church.
Children's day exercises in the Sun"
day school at II, baptism OF infants.
The third OF the series OF addresses
on Books | have read At 1870.
Childrens day exercises. the bap-
tism OF little children. promotion ex-
ercises. the granting OF attendance
diplomas and the reception OF new
members will lie the order IN the
morning service AZ the North Wood
ward Methodist church. In the eye.i-
ing, Rev. Eugene VI. Antrim. the pas
tor, will give the third and last sermon
on Newer forms OF unbelief."
The hundred brigade" OF the Four
teenth-ave. Methodist church. consist
ing OF the new members received into
the church since the recent dedica-
ton. will met In the gymnasium OF the
church. Sunday morning, at 9:46, for
a brief conference with the pastor.
preparatory to receiving the new GER
ti6cates OF church membership.
Ar interesting childrens day pro-
gram will he given by the Bible
school Of the CassAvev Methodist
church. Cass and Selden-aves.. Sun
day, 1890 a. m Children will be
baptized. In the evening service, DR..
Rowland. the pastor, will speak on
Paul" illustrated with the stereopti-
con pictures OF eJrusalem. Damascus,
Ephesus, Corinth. Athens. Rome, etc.
will be shown. A cordial welcome to
all.
DR. Fixes will preach. Sunday morn
Ing in the Woodward-ave. Baptist
church on The royal banquet" In
the evening. 1880, his subject will be,
Keeping young" Bible school at
ll:45 a. III. b. Y. p. U. meeting Sis
p. IN. in the auditorium Of the Insti-
tute building Prof Manvilles organ
recital includes: Prelude and Fugue
in E Minor" Bach; "Riudino" (Wols-
tenholme); Moonlight" (D'Evry);
"Scherzo Symphonique" (GuilmantD
Children's day will be observed in
the Jefferson-ave Presbyterian
church, Sunday morning. at IL o'clock
A special program has been prepared.
consisting Of scripture recitals, songs
and recitations.
Speakers and singers at the Nc
Grcsor Institute for the following
week: Sunday. singer, Miss Wilson.
Monday. open meeting, led by Mr.. Car
rabin. Tuesday, speaker. !. 8. Morris,
NJ. D.; singer. Miss Todd. Wednes-
day, open meeting, led by Mr.. Cara
bin Thursday. speaker, Rev. f. NJ.
Antcnis. North Woodward NJ. E.
church; singer, Mrs. Camm. Friday.
speaker. c. l.. Arnold. ID. D.; singer,
Miss Elda Eva. Saturday, open meet
Ing, led by Mr. Brown.
In the First Presbyterian church,
the monthly musical service will be
given in the evening. The program
will consist entirely OF musical COM
positions by the organist and director.
Christian W. Heinrich. none OF which
has vet been published The subject
Of Or. Vance's address and the entire
musical service will be The souls
minor strains" The music will all be
In the minor key. In the morning.
childrens day will be observed, and
the program will be in charge Of the
assistant pastor. and superintendent
OF the school. Rev. VIM. c. Mcknight
The first annual children's day ser
vice to be held in the new Fourteenth
ave. Methodist church will take place.
Sunday morning, at 10: 80 o'clock. The
celebration will consist OF q specially
prepared concert by the children and