The Detroit times., 1914-12-26

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! Baptist church tomorrow morning.
Mrs. Alice Calder-F Fish will be the so
loist, The hymn. which Is entitled
Heavens Cradle hymn" IS as foi
lows:
| O Bethlehem. not least art thou
| Where princes reigned with Jewell
For meath thy star the King was
who sways the world this Christ
| mas morn.
on fields where lay the foeks at
There sudden fell unwonted light:
The kindling orbs seemed blazing
And every here were angel choirs.
The heavenly host. DER slumeering
/ earth.
To shepherds sang OF Jesus birth:
They praised their Savior. long
And worshipped him with myrra
and gold.
Their cradle hymn Of glory. peace.
Good will 10 man shall never cease
Till all mankind the song shail
And Christmas 10Y shall banish
fear. .-
Special Christmas music will be pre-
sented both morning and evening In
Burns-ave. Methodist church. The
quartet. under the direction OF Mrs.
u. ]. Jerome will present the follow
ing Christmas program: Anthem.
There Were Shepherds" (Foster) !;
tenor solo and quartet. "The Victory
(Neidlinger); baritone solo. Noer
(Gounod); anthem, He Shall Reign
Forever" (Simper); anthem, Sleep,
Holy Babe" (Pickellsl; anthem
"Hark. What Mean Those Holy
voicesY" (Neidlinger); and contralto
solo and quartet, "The Birthday OF q
King" (Neidlinger.) The Rev. Earl r.
Rice, pastor, will preach. using the
subjects, Fire and sword" and Solid
or veneered?" A watch-night service
will be conducted New Years eve.
Speakers and singers at the Nc
Gregor institute for the ensuing week
are: Sunday-Speaker A. L. Parker;
singer, Mrs. Leete. Monday-Open
meeting, led by Mr. Scott: stereopti
con pictures. Tuesday-Speaker. the
Rev. w. r. Fruit, Martha Holmes Nj
e. church; singer. Birdie Rason
Wednesday meeting. led by
Mr.. Carrabin; Institute choir will
sing. Thursday-Speaker, the Rev
Mac. II. Wallace, Brewster Congrega
tional church; watch night service
at 1850 p. m. Friday-New Years
day; resolution day; female quar-
tet from Boulevard NJ. E. church will
sing. Saturday-Open meeting, LED
by Mr.. Brown.
In conjunction with other Univer
salist churches Of the nation. Church
OF Our Father will, on Sunday, com
memorate the one hundredth anniver
sary OF the birth Of the Rev. Edwin
III. Chaplin, DID,. preacher and lee
turer who shared with Henry Ward
Beecher the platform honors OF his
generation. especially during the time
he was pastor OF the Church OF the
Divine Fraternity, In New York city.
The Rev. Willis A. Moore, pastor OF
Church OF Our Father. will base his
morning sermon on "The life and work
Of DR.. Chaplin" and, in the evening
the Y. p. G. U. session will be given
over TO discussion OF his labors.
THE Yuletide faith" will be the
subject Of the Sunday afternoon leo
ture in the Detroit Museum Of Art
The Rev. Willis A. Moore will be the
speaker. The subject will be treated
frcm the humanitarian standpoint
Miss Margaret Lawson Mulford, con
tralto, will sing group or Christmas
songs preceding the lecture as follows:
(a) prelude" by Ronald, (b) Char
ity," by MacDermid. (c) When Moth
er Bides," by Clough-Leighter, (d)
There is Ever Song Somewhere,
by Ashford She will be accompanied
by Miss Harriet Ingersoll at the piano
Can / be religious and hold my
job?" will be the topic Of the Rev
NJ. s. Rice's last address before the
mems mass meeting In the Detroit
Y. NJ. c. A., Sunday afternoon. DR.
Rice's addresses began on Oct. 4 and
marked the beginning Of an unusual
engagement in Y. M. G. A. Sunday
meetings, IL being the first time that
single speaker has been secured fol
period Of three months. During the
three months engagement he has
spoken to approximately 1000 men In
all walks and conditions OF life.
The Rev. Mrs NJ. McKinstry will
begin her famous series Of illustrated
lectures on history and prophecy In
Advent Christian church, tomorrow
These illustrated lectures. following
closely the course OF human events
I from the dawn OF history to the pres
| ent day, pay particular attention "a
the historic teachings OF Protestant
ism. One of the paintings used Ii
some 90 feet in length. The lectures
| will begin tomorrow morning. and one
will be delivered each night OF the
week. including the following Sab
bath.
| The cornerstone of the new audi
torium OF Grand Riverave Methodist
church will be laid at l0:30 o'clock
New Years morning. The Rev. II
Lester smith, pastor of Central Meth
odist church, Will deliver the princi
pal address. The Rev. Charles Bron
son Allen, superintendent OF the De
troit district. will have charge OF the
ceremony Music Will be furnished
by the church quartet Because OF
weather conditions, the services will
be held in the chapel, save the Actual
ceremonial or laying the cornerstone
Spirituality enriched" is the sub
ieCt OF the sermon TO he delivered by
the Rev. w. H. Wray Boyle. pastor. In
Woodwardaye Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning. The sermon will
be illustrated by special music. In
the evening the young people OF the
church will gather around a brilliant.