The Detroit times., 1914-02-07

William l. MaaOney. boys section. Re
lreshmeuts VIII be served AZ the close
o, the study hour
"A reilnemeu, which is efficient
viii be he subject discussed by the
Rev j. Frederick t.tscAcn, Jr., pastor
in Jeilegson-aYe Presbyterian church,
sunday morning The thud com
mandment viii be the subject o.
his sermon iu tae evening
What can religion DO r0I rhe old
man 2" the last il 4 series OF sermons
tor men OF all ages, VIII be delivered
by the Rev Luther l.. LOVeJoy, pas
tor in Fourteenth-aye Methodist
church sunday morning.
The new neighDorhOod' Viii De
the subject Of his evening address.
The S0-piece orchestra OF the Wood
ward-aye. Presbyterian church WlIl
have rehearsal Monday evening, IN
preparation tor che grand concert ~
be given IN the Armory, THURSDAY
evening. Feb. - The orchestra VIII
also play al the May Festival OF the
Wayne County sunday School assocla'
ton.
The Rev \. }. Vilers, pastor or
First Baptist church, will speak sun
day morning on "Lincolns wish. Inc
service will be patriotic Ia Its nature
Ia the evening the musical selec'
tons will be al interesting feature
the praise service being led by the
Sunday school orchestra and the emo
rus choir.
The OMvet College Glee club VIII
remain in Detroit over Sunday ana
will assist in the musical programs
in First Congregational church Doth
morning and evening.
The Rev j. Percival Huget, pastor
will preach In the morning on Truth
and freedom and in the evening on
Experience.
DR.. John Carr will address the De-
troit Metaphysical alliance, SUNDAY
morning, on Suffering" His evening
subject will be Happiness.
Hereafter the alliance will hold dis
cussiou meetings" every "Wednesday
night Every one viii De privileged 10
take part The subject next Wednes-
day will be Social problems OF today.
The Rev. c. w Stephenson, pastor
OF the First Methodist Protestant
church. will preach Sunday morning
on The proof OF the Savior's power.
The evening sermon subject is Inc
most famous conversation recorded In
the Bible" Babies wifi be cared tor
by the kindergarten teachers so that
mothers may take part In the ser
vices.
The installation OF the Rev. w. II.
Wray BOYLE as pastor OF Woodward
ave. Presbyterian church will take
place Monday evening. Feb. 16. All
the Presbyterian pastors and their
wives as well az all PRESBYTERIAN
church officials OF the city, are TO
uuested to attend \ banquet VIII Do
served In the dining hall OF the church
ia the evening.
IN West Grand-blvd Methodist
church. Sunday morning, Mr.. Brupak'
er will speak under the auspices oil
the Quarterly Conference Temperance
committee.
In the evening, the pastor. the Rev.
Edgar Cullen, will give second read
ing from BLACK Rock, How old man
Nelson came home" The stereopticon
will be used at this service. Both the
Bible lesson and the hymns VIII be IL
Illustrated.
Evangelist Nicola will answer ques-
lions az to why the evidence concern
ing changes in the Sabbath day ar
rangement have not been found out
before at his meeting Sunday night.
The question was asked by an In
terested listener last Friday night
when the evangelist explained how
and why the Sabbath day had been
changed.
Mr.. Nicola viii go into the subject
in detail, Sunday night.
THE Christian ideal OF home" Is
the subject OF the fifth OF series OF
sermons on Fundamental questions,
10 be delivered sunday night by the
Rev. p. |. Osborne, pastor or Warren.
ave. Methodist church.
The emancipation emancipated
will be the subject OF the morning
sermon.
Mrs. Franklin Unsworth, OF Cass-
ave. Methodist church. Will address
the Junior league In the afternoon.
A successful series OF revival meet
ings Is being held IN Burns-ave. Meth
odist church, with the pastor. the Rev.
Earl r Rice. In charge.
Sidney J. Read. with chorus OF bV
voices, is conducting the music. MI.
Read Is from Cornwall. Eng, and