The Detroit times., 1914-12-12

survives the death OF the physical
body, and continues hts career In the
immediate vicinity of this world, at
! least for time. The subjects OF the
lectures are; do we survive bodily
deathY" THE invisible world" Re
incarnation. its logic and reasonable
ness" Thought power and fate, and
THE evolution OF the soul"
Speakers and singers at the MO
Gregor institute for the ensuing week
are: Sunday, speaker, A. r. Quinn;
singer, Mrs. George Macdonald.
Monday, open meeting, led by Mr..
Scott; stereopticon pictures. Tues
day, speaker, Rev, Harold E Goods-
now. st. Clair Heights NJ. Il. church;
singer, Mrs. Cannon; Wednesday,
open meeting, led by Mr. Carrabin:
Institute choir win sing: Thursday,
special musical program by singers
from North Woodward Congregational
church; Rev. Chester ID. Emerson, D.
D., viii speak: Friday, speaker.
Robert vint; singer, Mrs. Van
Setback. Saturday, open meeting.
led by George Brown
The Rev. Willis A. Moore, pastor
OF Church OF Our Father, and Mrs.
Moore, attended the dedication Of the
new pipe organ In the Concord. Mich.,
Untversalist church. Sunday even
ing. The Rev. Mr.. Moore spoke on
THE history OF the church organ
Mrs. Emily Mcintosh Kirkpatrick. OF
Detroit, assisted In the program with
several dramatic readings. and the
Rev. Mr.. Moore, assisted by Miss Os-
borne, OF Detroit. gave several vocal
selections. The occasion was doubly
notable IN that Il marked the Thrift
eth anniversary Of the pastorate OF
the Rev. W. L. Gibbs, In the Concord
church.
General communion mass for men,
bers OF the Society OF St Vincent de
Paul, will be held In the Church Of
the Holy Family tomorrow. After
mass the members will go to the base
ment OF the church, where refresh
ments will be served and the general
meeting held. Mrs. Tracy w. Nc
Gregor, OF McGregor Institute. Will
speak OF Problems OF the unfortunate
man" and the Rev John VI. Boschi,
8. j., spiritual director OF the local
conference, win deliver an address.
The Rev. Chester b. Emerson, pas
tor of North Woodward Congregation
al church, will take as his subject
"Christus Redemption" tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening the assistant
pastor will preach on Organized
Christianity" Special music has
been arranged for both services. To-
morrow will mark the end OF the first
year OF the Rev. Mr. Emerson's pas
torate. The church has progressed
steadily under his leadership.
In harmony with the general con-
ference Of the Seventh Day Adventists'
city will unite with those OF all lands
in the observance of the week OF
prayer for missions, beginning Satur-
day. Services will be held every
night in the Central church, on Trum-
bull-ave. and the daily services In
Peoples church will be announced
Sunday night.
The regular December meeting of
the Detroit Pastors union will be held
In the Y. M. Q. A. auditorium Mon
day morning, Dec. IA. The general
topic will be Equal Suffrage" Miss
Margaret Whittemore will tell OF her
experiences in the recent campaign
on the Pacific coast and Miss Helen
Haid. OF the Northwestern High
school faculty, will discuss the
academic phase OF the topic.
The Rev. r. NJ. Huston. pastor. will
speak on His coming. how? whenf
why?" In Trumbull-ave. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning In the
evening he will give 1.-The biography
OF the believer" the first in a series
OF sermons on Brief Bible bio
graphies." Other subjects in the
series are THE biography OF the
backslider." and the Biography OF
the battler."
r. Herbert Hollister, or New York
city, will address the Associated Bible
Students in Washington hall. No. As
Grand River-ave., on Gods crea-
tion," Sunday afternoon. DR.. Hollis
ter has Just returned to the United
States after a four.year tour OF the
world, IS months OF which were spent
In the mission fields OF India, China,
Korea and japan.
The Rev. Z. II. Pence, pastor OF
Fort Street Presbyterian church. will
preach tomorrow morning on "Relat-
ing the Ideal 10 the Real" In the
evening the Rev. Mr. Pence will de-
liver the second in his series OF ser.
mons on Examples OF Christ" the
specific subject being The Compass
sionate Christ"
The seven trumpet calls" will be
the subject OF the address to be de-
liyered by Joseph Krolik In Higher
! Thought Assembly hall Sunday morn
ing. In the evening Mrs. Margaret
Wood, OF Vancouver, B. O., viii give
some OF her musical interpretations.
Mr.. King will speak on The initla,
lions OF the cave" wednesday even.
ing
The Rev. Homer B. Henderson. OF
the First United Presbyterian church.
VII give talk on The Christmas
spirit based on Dickens Christmas
Carol" In the Y. w. C.. A. vesper
service, Sunday afternoon, and Miss
Ethel Lowry will sing. In the social
ca hour to follow, Miss Edna q.
3owen will sing.
The Women's Missionary society OF
Scovel Memorial Presbyterian church
eill meet in the church parlors Thurs