The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-04-29

will he Francis ASbury. the propntt
anniversary OF the death OF the plo-
neer bishop OF the Methodist church.
In the evening the subject OF the
sermon will be Held 20 answer. or
chorus choir dir ected by Mr.. Harry
Heard win sing at both services.
The Rev. s. g. Marquis will al
dress the Presbyterian Ministers as
ISOLATION on "The minister as so
Geological force" Monday morning AT
1890 o'clock. in the First Presby-
terrain
The pulpit OF the First Presbyterian
will be occupied at both services by
the Rev. Arthur NJ stevenson. HIS
subject in the morning VIII be The
ular monthly musical service In the
evening, and Mr.. Stevenson's subject
will be obedience"
Mrs. Ida v. woodbury., OF Boston.
an effective speaker OF the Congrega..
tional church and neld secretary OF
the American Missionary assooiationn on
First congregational Sunday even
ing. Mrs. Woodbury. is speaker
of much power and has a message OF
preash at the morning service. Ma.
sic by solo quartet and chorus choir
under the leadership OF J. Truman
Wolcott.
In Trumbuli-ave. Presbyterian the
Rev y NJ Huston will r-a take as 81 h's
great soul" discussing IL under two
themes. In the morning Every Inch
a king" and in the evening. The
Yellow streak"
Katherine Kent Aithouse win
evening Lou L. Il. Kerr will speak
on What are you calledT THIS
will be followed by practical work.
In TrumbuiI-ave. Presbyterian Sur
day, three new elders were ordained.
% baptisms were administered. and
81 new members received. More than
500 partook OF communion In the
morning. there bing i.l5o persons
present.
In the Jererson-ave. Methodist the
pastor Or. II. FELTON, will receive 30
new members and administer holy
communion. In the evening ne VIII
preach on The classic utterance OF
materialism."
The Rev Thomas J. viilers. pastor
OF the First Baptist. will preach
both morning and evening. The
morning topic will he "A worthy
walk and the svening "A knock at
evening sermon the ordinance OF
baptism will be administered TO
number OF new members who were
unable to be present at the Easter
service.
morning sermon in the Woodward
ave. Presbyterian will be on "a
sublime inspiration. An interest,
ing ordination service Of elders will
follow. In the evening the subject
viii he "Hsnry Drummond. the
Christian scientist" brief review
Of his two greatest books will he
s xii consist nie Of h Two ehorss nnmbers
quartet. with violin obligato. Wolfe
and organ solos
Communion will be given In the
morning In Highland Park Preshy-
i. Macdonald. pastor. will preach
on Hope" Sunday school at noon
The Rev. Leroy T. NICOLA win tell
P PsaSn.,l sanats rshS inhap5eei f
Bible 10. stsreopticos views win
be on the preliminary program.
Sunday will be communion day In
the II. B. tabernacle, and the las an
the old edihce which has served the
church will he dedicated May IL.
The pastor. will speak from Neh. GO
and John 3s. morning and evening
respectively.
mon subject OF Rev. J. Frederick
Fitschen. Jr.. pastor of the Jeffer-
son-ave- Presbyterian church. sun
day morning at III o'clock Dr.
ming at the Chalmers Motor hall on
Jefferson
Square deals In business will be
discussed in the Church or Tomor-
row OF the Jefrerson-ave. Presby--
500 o'clock. by ROLAND S. Fulton.
young business man OF Detroit.
The Rev. walter e. Burnett, for
mer pastor of Preston Methodist,
now pastor at Johnstown. Pa; VIII
Preston Sunday. The twenty-eighth
anniversary OF the dedication OF this
church Is to be celebrated at this
time. The Rev. King ID. Beach Is the
pastor.
what Is the matter with Mexi-
cor will be the subject OF the Rev.
John Wellington Hoag's sermon at
the evening service in the Woodward
ice the Rev. Edwin Simpson, d. D.,
will address the congregation on
"The Battle We Fight" The graded
Bible school meets at 11:<5.
women's Christian association will be
an open meeting led by Miss May
Case Marsh. the social and member
ship secretary. The topic will be
"Guidance." Miss sophie Clark is TO
be the soloist for this service. At
the social hour following, the solo
lists will be Miss Helen Duffie and
Miss Erma Schulz accompanied by
Miss Rose Waldae.
Easter music win be repeated at
both services In simpson Taberna-
Gle Methodist. Tho Rev. r. -. Dr.
mond will preach.
In the Central Presbyterian the
Rev. Hugh Jack. has chosen for his
morning topic "The grace OF God"
and in the evening. "Forecasting the
future"
The Rev. James villa Blake. ~ Chi
cago, a poet. and man OF letters
will occupy tho pulpit In the Unit
tartan church In the absence OF
DR. Shippen. He will address the
adult class at noon on Ralph Wal