The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-06-20

DgteTlAn tuuINA Viii % utlu N"A'
day, June 20. The boat viii leave TOT
Bots Blanc at s as Il. #
David c. King will speak on The
divine highway in Higher IhouEhl
Assembly hall. Sunday morning Wed
nesday evening he viii lead discus
I sion or ttlgtTutT philosophy
Reception OF members and the hap
tism OF children Will be- the feature OF
the morning service In Preston Meth
odist church Children day services
viii be given in the evening
Chief seats and how 20 reach
them viii be the subject for discus.
sion by the Christian Endeavor so
I ciety OF Central Christian church
/ Sunday evening ID, Hoag Will leau
the meeting
/ The Rev Eugene Rodman Shipper,
pastor OF First Unitarian church, Will
I speak at Church or Our Father to-
morrow morning a devotional ser
vice will be given by the y, p. c. y.
in the evening
The Rev + b. Haggard. pastor OF
/ Warren,ave Baptist church, VIII
/ preach sunday morning on sitting
with Christ" In the evening the Rev
! Mr. Haggard viii take as his subject
The proper mind
The annual excursion OF the Bible
school or the Forrest Presbyterian
lchurch will take place, Wednesday,
June "a The usual mid-week service
Will be held on Friday evening In
place OF Wednesday
The Rev Il. Fl. Pence will preach
on Good news OF undreamed-of
wealth, in FOREST byterian
church, tomorrow morning In the
Ieyening he viii speak on "Undying
/ hone and the new life
Dare to be Daniel will be the
subject Of the Sunday morning ser
mon by the Rev f. z Arthur. pastor,
I i'm Central Christian church. In the
evening the Rev Mr. Arthur Will talk
on "a Christian statesman.
The woman's association OF Bethany
Presbyterian church entertained at
tea. Thursday afternoon, in honor OF
Mrs James Boyd and Mrs. Martyr
Wilkins, of London. Eng. and Mrs.
G.. r. Allen. OF Palo Alto, Cal.
The Rev w A. Harrington, pastor
OF Fourteenth.ave Baptist church,
vii speak on a mans greatest eX-
perience" Sunday morning In the
evening he will speak on Christ or
Peter the ROck-which2'
Patchwork religion" will be the
subject of the morning sermon OF the
Rev c. w Stephenson pastor, in
First Methodist Protestant church. In
the evening the Rev Mr. Stephenson
Will preach on Angelic messengers
that arouse"
Summer camp for boys and girls
will be conducted by the Fort-st. Pres
byterian church beginning July /. II
is expected that 100 or more boys and
girls will go during the month OF
July. The camp will be held az Long
Lake, Mich.
The Rev. George Edgar Cullen. pas
tor OF West Grand-blvd Methodist
church, will deliver an Illustrated lee
ture on Esther and Mrs Pankhurst
"a comparison" Sunday evening The
communion service will be admins
tered in the morning.
The Rev James Chapman, pastor
OF Fisher Memorial Methodist church.
will preach Sunday morning on
"Christs example" Mans four-fold
duty" will be the theme OF his even
ing discourse The Mems Brother
hood will meet in the afternoon.
The Rev Christopher Burnett pas
tor OF Ferry-ave Baptist church, will
preach Sunday morning on The viii
derness temptation OF Jesus. The
husk and the kernel will be the sub
lect OF his evening sermon which will
be preceded by baptismal service
An orthodox Unitarian will preach
in First CONGREGATIONAL Unitarian
church here Sunday morning. lie is
Prof Eugene II Foster, head OF the
English department OF Olivet college.
Then Rev Eugene Rodman Shipper,
pastoN viii preach in the evening
Miss Betty Nilsson. d. D., OF Raja-
mundry IGdla, a missionary recently
returned for short visit In the Unit
ed States. will deliver addresses IN
both English and Swedish before
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Swedish Lutheran church. Tues
day evening
The Rev J Frederick Fftschen, ira
pastor OF Jeffersor-aye Presbyterian
church. has gone with MS family TO
his summer home in Sheldrake, y Y
The Rev Edwin NJ Mulock, pastor OF
the Presbyterian church in Ypsllanti,
will preach In JefforsOn-ave. church
Sunday morning
The library and reading room OF
the Higher Thought Assembly have
been redecorated and re1nished
throughout. New books have also been
added and the library is now a highly
specialized institution along the lines
Of philosophy metaphysics and theo
sophy
AN increasing gospel viii be the
subject OF the morning sermon OF the
Rev Thomas j Nillers, pastor, ia
First Baptist church IN The evening
the Rev Mr.. ViIlera will deliver the
third in bis series OF lectures on tho
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