The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-10-16

sing. Thursday. musical program by
l'rof Harry Heard; speaker. the Rev.
King y. Beach. Friday, speaker. the
Rev. William Quarrington. Saturday.
open meeting. led by George Brown.
Pastor c. T. Russell. of Brooklyn.
y. Y, will lecture at the lnternation-
nj Bible Students convention in the
afternoon at 2:S0 Daniel O,Toole
wilt be the speaker in the evening
Meetings will be held in O. T.. y.
temple.
A get-togethcr meeting Of the
Church Of Tomorrow and the old
Christian Endeavor society OF the
Jefferson ave. Presbyterian will be
held in Newberry chapel. ut 545
o'clock Miss Margaret Mcintyre
viii preside.
The Rev. w. H. Rider Will preach
on Church finance from the view
point OF the 1.-THE. during the morn
Ing service In Palmer Memorial Meth
odist. Ups and downs OF life and
what one NAV get out OF them" viii
be the evening topic.
Rally services will be hold In Pill
grim CONGREGATIONAL Saving that
which was lost" viii he the subject
OF the morning service OF the pastor.
the Rev. Irving Wesley Stuart The
theme for the evening sermon will
be Entering In at the strait gate"
The camp committee Of the Fort
ST Presbyterian will give sketch
entitled The Spinstcrs Association. -
IN the church house, Tuesday even
ing. Nov. Q. The committee in charge
consists OF Miss Alice I.adue, Miss
julia Leonard and Mrs. Ira q. Chew
PAY day" will be the subject OF
the Rev. John Wellington Hoag, for
the morning service in oodward-
ave. Baptist. The subject for the
evening sermon viii be The young
man and his mind" being the third
OF series on The young man OF
1915"
The Rev. George Cullen. pastor Of
West Grand blvd MethodiSt,-w!l
speak on What did Jesus teach about
ing the Rev. Mr.. Blackstone. pastor
Of one OF the largest Christian
churches in China. viii be the princi-
pal speaker.
one Of the pleasing features Of the
reception rendered 20 tho Rev. VIII
liam !. Baluer. new pastor 'of the
Burus-ave. Methodist, by the conHre-
cation. was a token OF appreciation
to the former pastor the Rev. Earl
n. Rice, I. A Baker made the pre-
sentation speech
Heroes OF the Kingdom is the
subject OF n series OF evening ser
mons 70 he preached In Preston
" Methodist by the pastor. the Rev.
King ~. Beach. "Girolama Savon-
arola" Is the subject 81 the first OF
the series The pastor Will preach In
the morning on "Job-an imprognable
soul"
Mrs. Margaret Wood Will give an
hour to musical interpretations in
Higher Thought hall. Monday after
noon, beginning at a:i5 O'Clock.
Wednesday evening; praise service
V. Davis. Mr.. King VII speak sun
day morning and evening Will Lev
ington Comfort Is the speaker for
Friday.
The Rev. J. NJ Barkley. pastor OF
Forest-ave. Presbyterian. Will speak
in the morning on The living river"
The Rev /. r. Bradheld Will preach
In the evening on "Christ's appeal to
men" Or. Barkiey recently returned
from visit to other cities. and an
informal meeting with the congrega-
ton will be held after the morning
service.
The Rev. James Chapman. pastor
OF Fisher Memorial Methodist. will
deliver the second OF his series OF
evening sermons on six deadly
mon will be The pleasure evil" In
the morning Mr.. Chapman viii preach
on Prayer, indispensable to the
worlds work"
Monday afternoon, at 2:s0 o'clock.
the Woman's association OF the Fort
st. Presbyterian will have a special
program by Mrs. George. sewing
begins at 10 o'clock In the morning.
and all the ladies OF the church arc
requested to come and sew while.
II unable to spend the day orders
will be taken for aprons. towels. and
other plain sewing.
Edward Everett Hale's story. 1.-THE
man without q country" has suggest
ed the subject for the morning ad-
dress OF the Rev Eugene Rodman
Shipper. pastor of the Unitarian
snarsh on the The Rev man mar sS Without VIII
church" The ministers adult class.
which Is studying the development OF
liberal Christianity. will take up
"Wyclif, the Morning Star OF the Ref
ormation."
Detectives Kunath and Mckenzie,
OF the free lance squad. surround
ed" Is men whom they found gam
bling In pool room at No. Eli Hast
ings-st., late Friday night. The re-
marksble maneuver by the two po-
licemen was accomplished when one
stood In each entrance of the place
and kept the crowd corralled, until a
young man was impressed into ser.