The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-10-24

list church in this city. lie VIII
preach IN the morning. on "Revivlng
our ideals" and In the evening on the
theme. Backbone" The evening SER
vice Is popular and informal. lasting
but one hour and will be preceded by
an organ recital The Bible school
OF this church meets at il:45 o'clock,
Sunday morning.
At the First Presbyterian church.
the Rev. DR.. Calvin III. French. OF
New York city. Will occupy the pulpit
at the Sunday morning service, and
make an address on Christian edu'
cation" DR. French Is one OF the
prominent educators oil the country,
having for a number of years been
president OF Huron college, s. ID. lie
is now associate secretary with DIR,
II. s.. Mackenzie on the board OF col
lege aid OF the Presbyterian church,
of New York city. The special musi'
cal service for October will be given
at the evening service, when the
choir will be assisted by a chorus.
The subject OF the Rev. Eugene
Rodman Shippens sermon at the Uni
tartan church. Sunday morning, VIII
be Have liberals outgrown the name
Unitarian or What does Unfair
ianism stand for today2;'
The second mile. can II be taken?
will be the Sunday evening topic oil
the Rev. Frank 8. Rowland, In the
Cass-ave Methodist church. This
will be the second sermon In the
series, 1.-THE hard sayings OF Christ
The morning topic Will be Beth
soda,
AT Bethany Presbyterian church
the Rev William Sylvester Hold. as
sociate secretary OF the Presbyterian
board Of ministerial relief and sus
tentation will speak In the morn
ing and In the evening, DR.. James 4
Black. the pastor will deliver an ad
dress on The suffering Belgians.'
From the time OF Caesar these people
have suffered from wars. Their his
tory Is thrilling story.
The building committee or tho
Bethany Presbyterian church met the
architects. Stahl, Kinsey a Chapman
last Friday. to open the various bids
on the proposed new auditorium. Ths
results have not as yet been made
public.
| The thirteenth Quiet hour OF mu
sic" by Abram Ray Tyler. organist o.
the temple. assisted by George Beck
er, the new tenor OF the temple. vii
be given in Temple Beth FL, Sunday
afternoon at o'clock, with the fol
lowing program: Organ. Prelude,
Alfred Hollins; "Pastorale," lie Fee
bure Wely. and 'Triumphal March,
Dudley Buck: tenor, Gloria" Buzzi
Peccia: organ. Second Sonata
three movements). Gustav Merkcl;
tenor. How Many Hired Servants
("Prodigal Son.. Arthur Sullivan:
organ, "Larghetto'' C'Second Sym
phony"). Ludwig Won Beethoven. The
public Is cordially invited to attend.
] Abram Ray Tyler, organist OF Tenn
pie Beth Ell, has been appointed lee
turer on the George Greiner Schnei
der foundation" OF Beloit. Wisconsin
college, and will give three lecture
organ recitals at the college in De
cember. Mr.. Tyler. came to Detroit
from the musical professorship OF Be
i lott. three years ago. and this ap
pointment shows the interest with
which the authorities OF that college
have followed him here. He Is the
first musician to be invited to oesup,
this lectureship.
The Rev. J. Frederick Fitschen
IT,. pastor OF the Jefferson-ave. Pres
byterian church. win preach at both
the morning and evening Sunday ser
vices. His morning subject will bt
Fidelity to God-given duty and the
theme for the evening service will be
do | discourage otners" The dis
cussion OF the topic The sacred book,
OF the Mormons" will be held In the
Church Of Tomorrow at the Jefferson