The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-04-04

reports of ofiicers and brief outlines
OF work now In preparation will be
made. The church has just closed
one of the most prosperous years IN
Its history.
The Rev. T. ]. villers, pastor OF
First Baptist church. will preach Sun
day morning on THE Christ OF the
palms." In the evening, Maunder
Lenten cantata, From Olivet to Cal
vary" will be sung by the church
choir. under the direction Of H. Whor.
low Bull. A quartet will assist the
choir. Its members are: Mrs. Alice
Calder soprano: Miss Gertrude OBJ
en-, contralto: Arthur c. Davey. tenor,
and H. Whorlow Bull, bass. Easter
Sunday selections from Handles
Messiah" will be sung.
Special evangelistic services have
been held in First Baptist church all
week.
palm Sunday in a modern city"
will be the subject Of the morning
sermon OF tho. Rev. Lnther Epxeloy IN
Fourteenth-ave. Baptist church. Sun
lectfons appropriate to the day The
evening service will be In charge OF
the Women's Missionary society, and
Miss Gertrude Voightlander, very
successful missionary In India, will
speak. ra
The Christian Endeavor society Of
Bethany church will have its April
Conservation service tomorrow even
ing. The power verse;" Phil. 3:l3
will be the topic.
DR.. John Carr will address the De-
troit Metaphysical alliance. Sunday
morning, on 1.-THE search for power"
In the evening, c. s. Beadle, appoint
ed by Gov. Ferris az member Of q
commission in the minimum wage FOR
working girls in Michigan, will de-
liver an address on Social reform"
. The Rev. James Chapman, pastor
of Fisher Memorial Methodist church,
will preach Sunday morning, on
what makes q strong church," In
the evening the Rev. Mr.. Chapman
will deliver the NTH In series Of Len
ten sermons, on 1.-THE seven last
words Of Jesus" taking as his SPECIFIC
theme. ''The pain Of the Cross" The
remaining discOurses Of the series
will be delivered. Wednesday, April
s, and Friday, April 10. and the sub
jects will be The peace of the cross
and 1.-THE completeness OF the cross.
| At the rourteenth-ave. Baptist
church q class of new members Will
be received into the church after the
celebration Of the Lords supper SUM-
day morning.
The mid.week prayer meetings at
the FOurteenth-ave. Baptist church
are growing in interest and attend
ance. II IL planned to make the aver
age attendance over 200.
At the Preston M. F.. church the
choir viii render the oratorio THE
seven last words Of Christ, Sunday
evening.
The Rev. Chester b. Emerson will
preach Sunday morning and evening
at the North Woodward-ave. Congre.
gatioLal church and at Holy week
services which will be held. Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday nights.
On Friday night The, message
from the Cross" cantata by Mac
Farlane, will be rendered by large
chorus choir assisted by Mrs. Leslie
G.. Iamborn. soprano; Charles Smith.
tenor, and w. A. Rowland. bass solo,
list, at Temple Beth FL.
The Rev. DR.. Smith will preach at
the Centred M. r. church. Sunday
morning and evening, and at the re-
vival services which will be continue
ed each night next week. Harry
Heard will lead the singing at the re-
vival meetings.
The Rev. G. A. Daniel will preach
al the First German American Bap-
fist church, Sunday morning and
cy ching and At Lenten services held
"Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
e, enirgs.
The postponed business meeting Of
| the First German American Baptist
church viii be held on Thesday even
| ing,
The REV. Earl h. Rice, OF the Burns.
1--we. NJ r. church, win preach sech