The Detroit times., 1914-01-17

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Fisher Memorial Methodist church,
Sunday morning
The Fisher Memorial Glee club. I'M
der the direction OF Harold May, will
make its first appearance In the even
Ing service. The Rev John Saul Will
preach the evening sermon.
Mrs Jared w Finney will speak in
the, sunday yespers OF the Y. w C..
"a On How 20 serve the present age,
Harry. Heard, tenor, win sing, In the
social tea hour TO follow. the Rev.
Paul Kozielek will give an informal
Talk on the work being done among
Polish citizens OF Detroit by the Con
gregationalists
Crossing The III be the sub
ject OF an address by DR.. John Carr
before the Detroit Metaphysical AL
Lance sunday morning Prof James
A. Garter Will lecture in the evening,
Prof Carter is holding his classes In
Names and numbers" Monday. Tues
day and Friday evenings.
A. the Central NJ f. church sun
day evening Or Smith will preach the
last OF the series OF sermons on AN
Automobile Gospel for an Automobile
City" the subject being 40 you drive
your own car OF do you have chauf-
feur?" The subject OF the morning
sermon Will be The Price OF Power.
AT the \. " C.. \. Mrs. j. w. Fin
ney will speak al the Girls vesper
service on To Serve the Present
Age" At the social hour. Rev. ko-
zielel; viii tell OF work among the
Polish population OF Detroit by the
COngregationalists Harry Heard. ten
or. will sing at the vesper service.
-ffhe second OF series Of sermons
on The life OF Christ" will be delly-
cred by the Rev f. Merrill Brown. In
the River Rouge Methodist church,
Sunday morning The subject Will
be The 0oyhood OF Jesus" The sub
ject for the evening service will be
In strait betwixt two" Special
music has been arranged.
F. +. Wilcox will address the Sun
day evening Gideons meeting at the
GrisNold House on The Wayside
Minister" S b Renshaw. soloist, and
the Gideon orchestra will furnish the
music. These meetings are specially
for travelling men and their wives,
and the general public Is cordially In
vited
The Rev j +. Fitschen, pastor OF
the Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church
viii preach on Christian friendships"
sunday morning. His evening sub
ject viii be THE first command
ment."
The Church OF Tomorrow will be-
gin the study of the emergency in
China. Jan. %. Miss Helen Beach
Will speak on China"
The Mems club dinner, Thursday
evening, was we'll attended. After
the banquet discussion OF the Ford
plan OF distribution of profits took
place.
Mrs E. L. Leonard, president OF
the Detroit Review club, will read
paper comparing the PHILOSOPHERS or
Emers on and Carlyle, before the
Higher Thought assembly. Sunday
morning In the evening VIII Lev
ington Comfort novelist will read
his yet unpublished work, The world
man"
~Is the world growing better or
worse?" will be the subject OF an IL
Illustrated lecture IN the Peoples
chapel Sunday night. Evangelist Lee
s. Wheeler and Miss A. jeanette
Smith, formerly Indiana state super
intendent OF the Florence Crittenton
missions, Will be the speakers.
Moral Earnestness" will be the
subject discussed by Rev. ]. PercL
val Huget, pastor. In the First Con-
eregatonal church Sunday morning.
In the evening his theme will be "A
gilt-edged investment" his discourse
being a sequel 70 last Sundays even
ing sermon on proftsharing.
why am | not a Christian" Ia the
topic OF the Sunday evening sermon
by the Rev. Frank s. Rowland, pastor
OF the Cass-ave. Methodist church. In
the morning he will speak on "The
treasures OF the snow" and will
preach a fveminute object sermon to
the children.
The Rev c. w. Stephenson. pas
tor OF the First Methodist Protestant
church. will preach Sunday morning
on When the Master sees the mani
festation OF the smallest faith, what"
The subject for thought In the even
ing will be Hidden rocksl"
"A fearless faith" and 1.-The Opt.
mism OF faith" will be the subjects
discussed by the Rev. w. II. Wray
Boyle, pastor, in the woodward-ave.