The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-01-23

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preach In the morning on The effect
OF our Civil war on morals and relig-
ion.' and In the evening his discourse
Will be on Parents and the home"
A special worker In this church Is fol-
lowing up the home visitation cards
with good success. In many homes
great appreciation OF these visits Is
shown and the general results are GER
tainly good.
The Rev. G. @. Laughlin will speak
In the Beulah Baptist church. Kerche-
val and McClellan-aves.. Sunday at
10:45, on the subject. "The quicken
ing word" In the evening on Saliva
ton defined" Walter Matthews will
conduct a song service, assisted by q
fchorus choir at the evening service.
The Mems Bible class. with motto.
"A class OF one hundred men," meets
at noon.
The Rev. w. Fl. Wray Boyle's morn
ing subject in the north Woodward
Presbyterian church win be. "The
fine art of patience" In the evening
pure literature" together with an
honest opinion on the question. "The
danger line I'm the moving picture
show" A chorus of 40 voices will
sing Parker's Calm on the listening
ear" and Dudley Bucks he still
then"
"Children's rights" will be the Rev.
r. M. Huston's theme In Trumbull-
ave., Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. His evening topic will be,
lone clear call for you" In the
evening services familiar gospel songs
are being sung to stimulate congrega-
tional participation. with good effect.
THE church In the Wildwood" "Shall
We gather at the river?" and others
viii be used Sunday evening.
In the First Congregational church,
Woodward and Forest-aves.. the VIM.
Fl. Davis Brotherhood announces for
Sunday evening sermon by the min
lister the Rev ]. Percival Huget, on
the theme. Strong Heart" There
will be special music by the choir and
the singing of familiar hymns by the
congregation. Mr. Huget will preach
at the morning service on Different
gifts"
English and manual training classes
haveA been started in the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church on Tuesday
and Friday evenings, under the lead
ership of Miss Adelaide Crane and
Frederick Trafford. On Thursday
evening the gymnasium will be open
for all young men of the height orhood
under the direction of Mr. Tranord
Mutual service" will be the Rev.
]. Frederick Fitschen's theme In the
Jefferson-ave. Presbyterian church,
corner Jefferson and Rfvard, Sunday
at IL o'clock: In the evening, at 1880
o'clock. his subject VIM be. "A Pro-
phet In his own country Special
music will be rendered by the choir
both morning and evening.
In the Emmanuel Presbyterian
church, West Grand-blvd. and Porter
st., the pastor, the Rev. A. H. Cam.
eron, will take for his morning sub
ject, Citizens Of the heavenly king
DOM" In the evening he will con-
tinue his series of character studies
from the New Testament, taking for
his subject, "Dorcas."
There will be an all-day meeting of
the Woman's association Of the Fort
st. Presbyterian church on Monday,
beginning at 10 o'clock, lor sewing.
At 1880 in the afternoon w. M. DAN
ner, secretary OF the u. 8. committee
OF the Mission for lepers, will give an
address on the work Of this world
wide mission.
The Rev. Joseph A. Vance. pastor
Of the First Presbyterian church, will
conduct the 4 o'clock vesper service
in the Y. w. G. A., Sunday, and will
speak on "The power Of Christ given
to the world" Mrs. Nellie Terry win
sing. During the social tea hour to
follow, Miss Malvina Thompson will
play.
"The wise fool Is the evening top
ic Of the Rev. Howard A. Field In
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church,
Sunday. This Is the fourth In the
sermon on Fools, ancient and mod
ern." The morning topic will be "A
larger church." with especial refer
ence to the new simpson tabernacle"
"Lepers of the world" will be the
subject Of an illustrated lecture to be
given Sunday afternoon, In the Y. M.
G. A. auditorium. by william M. DAN
ner. secretary for the Mission Of Lep-
ers. The lecture Is open to men OF
Detroit. An orchestra concert Will
precede the afternoon meeting.
The pulpit of the woodward-ave.
Baptist church will be occupied, Sun
day, by the Rev. Spencer B. Meeser.
a former pastor. His topic In the
morning will be, "The saving wisdom
of Jesus" and in the evening, Jesus
conquest Of the world There will
be an organ recital at 7:15.
The Rev. M. 8. Rice, pastor of the
North Woodward Methodist Episcopal
church, will begin Sunday morning q
series Of sermons on the fundamen-
tails OF our faith. The subject Of the
first will be THE old faith; ought II to
liver In the evening Mr.. Rice will
preach on the topic, For me-"
"Old Testament messages for TWEEN
tieth century Christians" will be the
subject of the Rev. w. A. Quarington's
church Sunday morning. This 10 the