The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-31

services. Dr. ana MRS. McSoheseei
viii be In the city until Tuesday
evening.
The series OF sermons which DIR.
Moore is conducting on the UNIVERSAL
ist creed. will be continued. as
planned, next Sunday. The class III
young men, which meets at the close
OF the morning services, under the
leadership OF F. w. Wright. is study
ing "The law Of compensation"
At the mems mass meeting, Sunday
afternoon In the big gymnasium OF
the Y. N. G. A, DR.. M. s. Rice. pastor
OF the North Woodwayd-ave. Metho-
dist church, win deliver talk on
who Is 10 blameY The mass meet
ing will follow an orchestra concert
In the lobby beginning at $3.50 o'clo ck
In the afternoon. Arrived o. k VIII
be the title OF an address TO be de-
iivered Thursday night, Nov. 5, BY
Horatio 8. Earle of the Wayne Coun.
/, ty Hardware Co.. before the employed
boys Of the Detroit Y. NJ. c. A. The
talk will follow q supper at o'clock.
This will be the first of series OF
suppers for employed boys.
/ The Woodward-ave. Baptist church
will have In Its pulpit, Sunday. two
OF the leading Baptist ministers OF
I. the United States. The Rev. DR..
Samuel Zane Batten, OF Philadelphia,
secretary Of the Baptist Social Ser
vice commission will preach at tine
morning service, and administer the
Lords Supper at the close Of the SER
I ufna Thu nthlA aAhnnl will M uf
noon. Prof Edward b. Manville Will
give an organ recital at 7:15 o'clock,
the evening service following. The
speaker In the evening will be DIR. T..
Il. Ketman, Of Chicago, one Of the
secretaries of the American Baptist
/, Publication society.
| The Rev. Daniel r. Freeman, for.
meyly OF Boston, but now pastor OF
All Souls Universalist church. Grand
Rapids. will occupy the pulpit at the
Church OF Our Father. both Sunday
morning and evening, speaking In the
morning on God and War;" and In
the evening ON "Tolstoy--soldier por-
trayer Of war; apostle OF peace"
Monday evening before the Mems
club of the church, he will give an
address along the same theme. The
paradox OF modern warfare. The vic
tor loses. Why!"
mot to be ministered unto, but to
minister" will be the theme Of the
Rev. J. Frederick Fitschen, Jr., pastor
of the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian
church Sunday morning His evening
topic will be "Bible views Of lying"
Miss Helen Beach, the Young Peoples
secretary of foreign missions Of the
Detroit Presbytery, will speak at the
Church Of Tomorrow Of the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church at 5:45
o'clock In the evening. Her subject
win be Our duty to China"
The woman's guild OF the Jeffer-
son-ave. Presbyterian church, will
give a linen sale, Thursday afternoon,
Nov s. All kinds of household neces-
stiles will be sold besides q special
table for children. A chicken-pie din
ner will be served I'm the evening, and
will be followed by q musicale. A
splendid program IL being prepared,
made up Of miscellaneous numbers.
Visitors may come In the afternoon
and remain until after the musicale.
The sermon Sunday morning at the
North woodward-ave. Congregations
church will be given by the pastor.
Special music will be rendered In the
evening. the vested choir and q select
ed quartet assisting. The soloists will
be Miss Francis Castari, soprano solo
list Of the Fifth-ave. Presbyterian
church of New York city; contralto.
Miss Elizabeth Bennett, Westminster
church; tenor. Charles Smith, North
Woodward Congregational church, and
The Missionary Educational Insti.
tute will open Sunday afternoon In
the Central Methodist church house.
b. Carter Millikin, of New York. secre-
tary-treasurer Of the department OF
missionary education, will deliver
lecture on "A world review" The
lecture will be illustrated with stere-
opticon views Lucius o. Baird. Chi
cago, an authority on Indian mission
airy work, also will speak. The insti-
tute will continue its sessions until
Nov. IA. .
The Rev. George Edgar Cullen, pas
tor Of the West Grand-blvd. Methodist
church. will preside at both the Sun
day morning and evening services.
His morning subject will be The
tragedy of the quails," and he will
also tell a story to the children on
The Scotch boy who became a great
American lawyer" The topic for the
Rev. Gullen's evening sermon will be
DO you believe In original sin and
total depravityr"
G.. Dooley will speak at the morn
ing service at the Methodist Protest
ant church Sunday, on The educa-
ton of the colored people of the
SOUTH" and Mr.. Dooley and his fam
lily will sing several selections. Spe-
cial evangelistic services will begin
with the Sunday evening servics.
They will be conducted by the pastor
OF the church. assisted by good must
cal talent.
"The test OF fair trial" win be the
theme OF the Rev. J. Percival Huget's
sermon at the First Congregational
church. At the morning service, the
reception OF members and administra-
ton OF the communion will be toll
lowed by a short sermon. The music
al both services will be rendered by
the recently enlarged chorus choir Of
the church.
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