The Detroit times., 1915-10-23

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tho Rev. l.. II. Pence. Ia exchange
with the pastor. itev. Il. II llustoh
The pastor will preach I'm the even
ing ON the subject, Can j ever tor
get my SIM
The Rev. j. H. McNaughton, who
returned recently from his mission
AIRY post In Armenia. VIII speak In
TIA. morning In North Woodward Con
gTcgational The pastor. the Rev
Chester Burge Emerson. VIII preach
in the evening.
The pulpit OF Central Methodist
will be occupied I'm the morning by
the I.aymanS Missionary movement
In tho evening the pastor. the Rev.
H.. Lester Smith, will have az his sub
sect In the SWIM"
The fourth and last or a series OF
addresses on The stages OF mans
growth" VIII lie delivered In Temple
Beth III. In the morning. by the pas
Ject of the last address is Age, the
period Of rest and retrospect"
In the First Presbyterian, the pull
pit Will be occupied, In the absence
OF Dr. Vance. by the assistant pastor.
the Rev. Arthur VI. Stevenson. Ills
subject In the morning VIII be THE
call OF reality and in the evening
nc VIII spedh on MAN anu MS eOho'
+. Ruthven Dow. lawyer-evangel-
list, viii conduct meeting In the
afternoon and evening In ST. An
the Protestant Missionary Alliance
OF North America. He will speak in
stanton Park Baptist in the morn
ing.
The Rev. James T. Black. OF Beth
any Presbyterian, will occupy the
pulpit OF Emmanuel Presbyterian, In
the morning, by appointment Of the
Laymens missionary movement. Th IN,
pastor. the Rev. Il. III. Cameron. VIII
preach I'm the evening. his topic be-
ing one per cent loss
preach on prejudice" in his Motives
OF life series. In the Church OF Our
Father. sunday morning The theme
o, nj: evening sermon Will be the
society Will hold "A memorial service
for tn lace Howard Snyder at $3.50
In the afternoon.
The Rev william Bean Gaptz. pas
tor- elec. OF Westminster Presbyter-
iau, win preach in the morning, in
Jefrerson-ave Presbyterian. while
Rev J. +. Fitschen. Jr., will preach
In Westminster Presbyter ian. DR..
Gantz's subject at IL o'clock will be,
Some present day phases of world
evangelization."
The social committee OF the Wo-
mems union Of Woodward Pres
bytcrian, has arranged for civic
tea TO be given at the residence 81
Mrs w y. NcLennan. No. 20 Chi
cago- blvd. Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. r W. Mcdonald will give q
review OF the book "Leviathan." and
Mrs. Marlin will sing.
The Woman's association OF Fort
st. Presbyterian. VIII have It's FOR
eign missionary meeting Monday af-
ternoon, at 2:50. There will be re
ports from the synodical meeting and
Miss Adams will read paper on
missions ia south America There
will he sewing all day. beginning AZ
10 o'clock Luncheon Will be served.
The w II. Rider. OF the Mary Pal
mer. will speak at the Fisher Ale
mortal Metho dist in the morning Or.
Rider will take as his subject. The
Laymans Missionary convention.
The pastor, the Rev. James Chapman,
will preach In the evening. taking
as his subject. The gambling evil.
the third in series on six deadly
evils"
Tho October musical service In
First CONGREGATIONAL. In the evening
will consist OF the rendition of Gauls
cantata. Ruth" by the quartet and
chorus choir OF the church. under
direction of J. Truman Wolcott, or.
ganist. Those forming the quartet
are Miss Edith DE Muth, Mrs. Estelle
Neuhor. Fred l. Fraser. and VIM.
i. Bartels.
The .Ian's association of Forrest.
PRESBYTERIAN will give its FIRST BAN
quet Of the season, Monday evening,
Oct. 25. In the. church house. Dinner
Will be served at ESQ by members OF
the Woman's association. II. w Smy-
lie will be the principal speaker. his
topic being Banks and banking,
Music will he furnished by Roy w
Anger. tenor,
The observance OF Womens day.
in Woody wa rd-ave. Presbyterian.
promises TO make the services Of the
day Of peculiar interest. At 1850,
pr Boyle will have as his 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 and music