The Detroit times., 1915-01-09
Church Notes

New patches on ola garments" will
oe the theme OF the Rev J Frederick
| Fitschen, Jr.. pastor OF the Jefferson
ave. Presbyterian church. Sunday
morning. AT the morning s1ryice The
choir will render the anthem "The
| Lord is My Light" 5y Parker Mrs.
(. Udell. OF Grand Rapids, contralto, witt
sing a solo The Rev Fitschea viii
preach on Varied hearings Of a heav-
enly voice" in the evening The choir
will render Thy Kings Prayer" hy
Wagner. Lead Kindly Light" by Sui
oliyan. and Dawn" by Nevin. will be
the organ offertory. The pastor viii
speak TO the Church OF Tomorrow. the
Young Peoples society Sunday even
ing at $50 p. m. on the subject:
Teaching by example
Speakers and singers at he Nc.
Grcgor Institute for the ensuing week
will he as follows Sunday. speaker,
the Rev H. j Service singer. Mrs
Allen; Monday, open meeting led by
Mr., Scott. singer, Mrs Cudmore,
stereopticon pictures; Tuesday, speak.
er the Rev King o. Beach. Preston
" T. church, singer. Miss Matte
Todd; Wednesday, open meeting led
by Mr.. Carrabin. institute choir will
sing: Thursday, speaker, the Rev.
Joseph Vance. First Presbyterian.
church, singer, Mrs Littlefeld, First
Presbyterian church; Friday, speaker,
the Rev Christopher Burnette, Ferry.
ave. Baptist church, singer, Mrs.
Roush; Saturday, open meeting led
by George Brown
In the Bethany Presbyterian church
the pastor, the Rev. DR. James T.
Black will preach az both Sunday ser.
vices. He will conduct the communion
service in the morning, receiving new
members and delivering a short ser
mon In the evening he will preach on
one certain thing in all life The
quartet choir led by Miss Minnie s.
Welz will sing at both services. A
visitor for this church Is regularly
any Systematically calling on all who
expressed an interest in the Bethany
Presbyterian church in the recent Wis
itation OF the city. or these persons,
aside from the reguar congregations,
there were about 600 reported
The Rev DR. w II. wray Boyle's
subject In the North Woodward Pres
byterian church, Sunday morning,
will be. What the Evangelical church
stands for" Anthems will be render.
ed by the choir and solo by Mrs.
McFarlane The pastors evening
theme Is "The Christian attitude TO.
wards popular amusements" In addi-
tiou to two chorus number and two
violin selections by Mr. Kins Mrs.
Allison will sing Gounod's Adore and
Be Still" with violin obligato
For the coming three months. the
Sunday evening services In the First
Corgrega tional church viii be under
the special charge of the brotherhood
and will be evangelistic in character
Familiar hymns will be sung by the
co. gregation and special music ren.
dered the choir The sermon will be
given hv the pastor. the Rev. ]. Perci-
/ Val Huget. whose theme for this Sun.
Idav evcujnc win be- How to Keep
/ On ThN morning topic will be "A
sermon OF appreciation"
! The Womans association OF the
I Forrest Presbyterian church an.
nounces an all-day meeting for sewing
on next Monday Mrs. John b Pol
/ lock will read the first chapter OF the
i"Child in the midst Then the regu.
/ lar home missionary meeting will be
held with devotional service. led by
I Mrs George Foote Miss Jean
+ Huick.ngs will speak on Travellers
aid" and Mrs Angus Mclean will FUR
inish the music
I Lewis G.. CarsOn. PHI D. will take
Mr.. Shippen's place In the Unitarian
church Sunday morning his subject
being The new emphasis in religion"
] DR.. Carson has been teacher OF phil