The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-23

sermons VIII hoe delivered h}
the Rev. J.. a.. Pence. in '%GhanEe
with the pastor, REV. X. ~ Huston.
The pastor viii preach M tue even
INK on tho subject, can ! ever tor
get my sim
The Eev. }. n. M,Naughton. who
returned recently from hlS mission
arv post u Armenia. VIII speak in
Tho morning IN North Woodward on
gr"&HtoutL Tho pastor, M lStN.
Chester Buree Emerson, VIII pirdcn
IN tho cycurs.
The pulpit OF Central Methodist
Will bc occupied IA tho morning bV
ono OF the prominent del gates 10
IN, LaymHn'- Missionary movement
In tho evening the pastor. the ltrf.
H. Lester smith. VIII have as ms sun
3cct In the swim.
The fourth and Iast of series ~
addresses on The stages OF man
growth viii be delivered In Tonple
Both III. "a tho morning, by the pas
tor, Rabbi Leo VI. Franklin. The sub
lect OF the last address is Age, the
period Of rest and retrospect
In the First Prcsby terinn, the pul
pit viii be occupied. In the absence
OF Ibr. vance. bN the assistant pastor.
the Rev Arthur NJ. stevenson lis
subject ih th, morning VIII ne The
hr viii speak ON "Alan and his echo.
T.. Ruthven Dow. lawyer evangel-
i~t VIII conduct "a meeting In the
afternoon and evening la ~. Ah-
dr"W'S auditorium under auspices az
the Protestant Missionary Alliance
OF North America he Will speak in
stanton Park Baptist ia the morn
ing.
tn Rev James T. Black. OF Beth
amy Presbyterian, VIII occupy the
pulpit %, Emmanuel Presbyterian, IN
LaNlucnS Missionary movement. Ihr
pastor the Rev. Is u. Cameron. VIII
preach i'm the evening, his topic be
INK cone per cent loss
The Rev. Wits \. Moore will
preach ON Prejudice IA his Motives
OF life series, in the Church OF our
Father sunday morning. the thtmr
Of his evening sermon Will be the
parable Meek. The Young People
society VIII hold memorial service
for the l,,tc Howard snyder at $3.50
in the afternoon.
The Row. william Reall Gantz. pas
tor-eicct OF Westminster Presbyter-
ian. VIII preach IN the morning IN
Rev D. T.. Fitschen. Jr, viii preach
in Westminster Presbyter ian. lDr.
Gantz's subject at II O'Clock viii TO.
Some present day phases or world
eyangelization.'
The social committee Of the No-
mems union Of Woodward-av Pres
hvtcrian has arranged for civic
tea 10 be given mt the residence OF
Mrs, ". y McLennan. No. 20 Chi
Mrs. Z. W Mcdonald will give a
review or the book "Leviathan.' and
Mrs. Marlin will sinS.
The Woman's association ~ Fort
ST. Prcsh ytoriau, VIA have It's Tor
cipu missionary meeting MONDAY al -
tcruoon. at 40. Thcr, Will be re
ports from the syuodical meeting and
MISS Adams viii read paper on
Missions in south America. There
viii be sewing all day. beginning AZ
10 o'clock. Luncheon viii be served.
The " H. Rider, o.. the Mary Pal
mcr, viii speak at the Fisher Ale
mortal Mcthudirt IN the morning llt.
Rider win take as his subject, fhe
T.aymau's Missionary convention.
The pastor. the ErN. James thoPmdh
viii preach in III" evening, taking
ps his subject. "The gambling evil
he third in series on SIN deadly
evils
The October musical service in
First CONGREGATIONAL in IN" evening.
will consist OF the rendition Of GHul =
.cantata. Ruth 10y the quartet aud
chorus choir Of the church. under
direction Of j. Trum@n " olcott, or
gauiat. Those forming the quartet
are Miss Edith be Muth, Mrs Estcll"
Ncuho1, Fred l. Fraser, and VIM.
T.. Bartsls.
The Mans association Of Forrest.
Presbyterian viii give its first ban
quct OF tho season. Monday evening,
oct %. in the church house. Dinner
VIII DE served at $50 by members Of
the Woman's association. Il. w. Sny-
lie viii be the principal speaker. his
topic being banks ana banking.
Music will be furnished by Roy w
Anger, tenor
The observance of Wumeu'S day.
I'm Woudwar dave. PRESBYTERIAN,
promises 10 make TN" ScrNic' OF the
day Of peculiar interest AZ 1850.
Or. Boyle will have AS bis subject
"The high calling or true woman.
and at 100 he will speak ON The
gospel Marys.' giving three word pic
lures Of typical characters with IL
Illustrations In art ana music