The Detroit times., 1915-02-13

$50 10 1880. Clara Decker Will be the
leader, Sunday evening. and DIR. II. Ia
Morris Will speak on "The opportunity
or the doctor and nurse for service
In the Fourteenth-ave. Methodist
church the Sunday services viii be-
gin with the members roll call at
$3.50, all members whose names begin
with K. #. G and III responding for
the day. AT the pastors Helpful
Sunday afternoon" al $3.50, the sub
1ect or the address will be, How can
! make the Bible interesting and use
fui TO myselff" Three of the younger
leaders or the church will assist In
this afternoon service. Regular
preaching service at 1890 and 1880.
In the First Presbyterian church.
at the morning service. the Rev ".
Alberto Costabel. pastor OF the Wal
oensian church In Milan, Italy. will
present the work OF the waldensians
In the evening the assistant pastor,
the Rev. w. @. Mcknight. will occupy
the pulpit. and will preach on "A dis
appointment DR.. Vance is ut Lake
Forest college as q representative of
the Board OF Education to present the
cause or christian life and gospel
ministry to the students.
The Rev. w. H. wray Boylss morn.
ing subject In Wood ward.ave. Presby-
terrain church. will be, "Why I am
Presoyterfan." q sequel to the sermon
oG Eddyism. The evening service will
De or patriotic character. DR.. Boyle's
subject viii be. "A national con-
science, and how to keep Il. The
chorus VIII sing two numbers with
orchestral accompaniment. A grand
army post, . company Of national
guards and Q troupe OF boy scouts win
be I'm attendance.
In Fisher Memorial Methodist
church, East Grand-blvd and Gratiot-
ave, the pastor, the Rev. James Chap
man, Will take ~ his morning theme
Behold he prayeth; or prayer con-
ditions fruitfulness." Sabbath school
ct l1:S0 .. m: Epworth league at
$50 p. m. A special musicale BY the
choir win take place at the evening
service, with short sermon by the
pastor on the theme. "The last step
The Rev. q. a. Laushiin vim CON.
tinue the subject. Elijah on Mt. Car
mel. sunday. ct 10.45. At 1880 he will
spear on worldly amusement"
Mems b1Die class IL still growing each
Week meeting at noon. Revival meet
ings continue with Increased interest.
A large chorus choir sings at every
service. There will be reserved seats,
sunday. In the gallery. for boys and
oiris over 10 years Of age. The pub
lie 10 cordially invited.
The Woman's association Of Fort.
81 presbyterian church will hold an
an-day meeting, next Monday. begin.
Ming at 10 O'Clock. At IL o'clock, Mrs.
Jonn = Pollock win read chapters 8
ana on The child IN the midst, =
ana at $3.50 the Rev william T.
tJaauess Will speak on The daily va
cation Bible school," Tea will be
served. with Mrs. Theodore L. Wig
gins a. hostess.
The Rev. ]. Percivai HuSet, pastor
|of the First Congregational church,
according TO his usual custom viii
make the evening service Appropriate
to Lincoln's. birthday. The sermon
theme viii be Lincoln 30 years n.
ter Petriotic selections win be rem
dered by the choir. The thSme q the
morning service will be 'sThe hirh re.
Quirements Of the new patriotism"
At the Unitarian church. Sunday
morning. the minister. the Rav. N
gene Rodman Shipper, viii deliver an
historical address commemornfinr the
100 years OF peace between Great
Britain and the United States since
the treaty OF Client. Following thfs
service, st noon, Dr.. q. q. Gordon
Will address the Unitarian social ser
vice conference on '.Narcotics..
Among the called" and "A cross
road scene" are the morning and
evening topics Of the Rev. B. McDer.
mand's sermons In the JefRerson-aye.
Baptist church, Sunday. There viii
be q baptism service ct 7:3O D. m.
Music viii DO provided by the church
orchestra and choir. Supt. Harper. Of
the Continental Motor Co. viii sing
during the evening seryice'
! ~ AA0koDuAh8v0. fIO8Oyt0YlQu
church, the Rev. william r. Jaduess.
the former pastor. VIII preach ii the
morning. II being church sxtsnsion
DAY In Preshytsrtan circles. IN the
evening the Rev. Roy W. Hamilton.
pastor Of the 900 Presbytsrian stu.
dents IN the University Of MioRisan.
VIII occupy the pulpit. He viii tell OF
Ms work among students.
Zone hundred years or psacs:' WIN
be the subject OF the ssrmon q 10
z. M and What the Bible has done
for the world" the thsme q 7,So 5.
m. IN Burnsavs. Methodist church.
Rev. Dari r. Rica the pastor. win be
the speaker.
The Rev. David II. Coopar. pastor
OF the Grand River-Ave. Bautiat
church. has returned from Z two.
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