The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-16

be received. "The Astounding life," or
How to live a Christian" Sunday
school at 1880 a. M. Hear We Not
Oh Israel" by Dudley Buck, will be-
sung by Mrs, Harry Funk in the morn
ing service. The devotional meeting
OF the Epworth league will be held at
$3.50 p. m. The pastors evening sub
ject will be, THE final choice"
In the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church. Sunday will be observed as
Emmanuel day." and 200 of the church
members will go in the afternoon to
visit those whose names have been
received as result OF the home visi-
tation. The Rev. A II. Cameron will
take for his subject al The morning
service, THE great invitation" and
at the close of the sermon those who
have volunteered as visitors will go
forward TO receive their commission
and to be dedicated to the work In
the evening Dr. Cameron will con
tinue his series of character studio,
taking for his subject, Lydia"
The Rev. w. II. Wray Boyle's sub
feet in the North Woodward Presby-
terrain church at 1880 will be 1.-The
influences OF definite beliefs on life"
His sermon in the evening will be a
sequel 10 the sermon on the perils OF
"Modern amusements," the subject
being 1.-THE Christians attitude TO the
modern theater," in answer to the
questions, Have the morals of the
state improved?" and do moving pic
lures exert moral influence" The spe-
cial music will consist OF two chorus
numbers, a solo with violin obligato
and two violin numbers by Mr. King.
The Mems association OF the Fort
st. Presbyterian church announces the
first OF series of three suppers to
be held Monday evening, January 25
This will be known as Man and Boy
Night" when ii Is proposed TO have
the boys of the different organiza-
tons meet with the men as the guests
of the association. Strip tickets COW
ering the three monthly suppers for
January, February and March are now
being sold for $1.00, Single tickets
for any one supper will sell at 80
cents each. Speakers for this first
gathering will be announced later.
The Woman's association OF the
FOREST, Presbyterian church an
nounces an all-day meeting for next
Monday for sewing, beginning at 10
o'clock. At 2:30 there will be spe-
cial program and social afternoon,
when Mrs. Frederick Holt will speak
on suffrage and hospital work Tea
will be served with Mrs. George An
thony as hostess. The FreedIAen's
box is soon to be packed and second.
hand clothing may be sent any time
during the week TO the church house
"The Catholic Jesus" will be the
Rev. Joseph A. Vances subject in
the First Presbyterian church next
Sunday morning. and at the evening
service he will speak on "Your Hand"
The attendance at the midweek SER
vice is increasing with much interest
shown in the discussion of the lead
ing doctrines OF the Christian church
and evenings with great men" Last
Wednesday the subject was 1.-The
Creation" and next Wednesday the
pastor will discuss Jacob, or Clever
ness and Power"
The sermons In the Woodward-ave.
Baptist church, Sunday, will be by
the Rev. r. NJ. Traver, pastor OF the
First Baptist church Of Pontiac The
theme at 80 a. N. will be, "In His
Msjesty's service" and the topic at
1870 p. m will be, "The life that
rings true" There will be a special
baptismal service at 7:15. preceding
the evening meeting. The organ re-
cital comes at o'clock and the Bible
school at 11:45.
David c. King will preach in the
Higher Thought assembly, No. 10
Witherell-st.. Sunday morning. on
"The mystic name and number" and
in the evening on "The sermon on
the mount" Mrs Delphine Ashbaugh
will speak Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock, on 1.-The desert OF waiting"
There will be healing clinic Thurs
day at $3.50 p. m. The secret doc
trine class will meet Friday at $3.50
p. m.
In the First Baptist church, Wood
ward and Pingree, Sunday evening, at
1880 o'clock, will be held a special
song service in which the Sunday
school orchestra will assist the church
choir. The male quartet will also sing
at this service, and the pastor, the
Rev. Thomas j. Villers, will speak on
The goal OF Gods goodness" At the
morning service, DR.. Villers will speak
on "The self-denial of Jesus"
The Rev William r. Jaquess, will
conduct the communion service in
Westminster church Sunday morning.
AT the mld-week meeting, Wednesday.
1880 p. m, Miss Alice r. Marsh, gen.
eral secretary of the Y. w. G. A..
will give the second in a series Of
missionary talks on Red Mans
Land" Her special topic this week
is 'The Red Man and His White
Neighbor."
An entertainment which promises
TO be at once beautiful and instructive
will be given by the North Woodward
Presbyterian church Thursday, Jan.
81. Mrs. c. II. Booth will have direc-
ton of tableau evening in which "a
representations from ancient and
modern art will be presented in care
fully prepared tableau. She will also
give the descriptive work.
Having disposed of their church
property on Alexandrine-ave. to the
Temple association, o. f. s., First
Church OF Christ Scientist will hold
their services, beginning Wednesday
evening. Feb 3. in Arcadia hall. cor.