The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-09-21

che remaining meetings OF the cam.
paign. Now that so many have
made the start they believe others
Who have been hesitating will take
oeart.
Spiritually the meetings have
been wonderfully successful" said
Philip II. Gray, chairman OF the
local Sunday committee, Thursday,
hut financially they are BIT dis
appointing. think, however. that
the collections viii be more gen
erous now that the actual work OF
making converts Is under way We
expect many good-sized contrihu-
( tlons from those who are grateful
for the saving OF a maynard boy or
GIRL"
Prepare For Gold Weather.
Mr.. Gray announced that within
week stoves would be placed in the
1ig tabernacle to make It comforta-
bic for the cold days that are soon
20 come. He also said that negotia.
lions were already under way for
the sale OF the tabernacle at the
conclusion OF the Sunday campaign
n h TO be kept open and occupied
b. the bazaar OF the Allies, but II
Will not be under the management
n the Sunday committee.
George Sunday, son OF the evan
eelist, said Thursday that there
would be no trail hitting in the aft
ernoon meetings for the present. A
little later In the campaign, he said
the invitation to converts would Dc
Issued Mt afternoon meetings as well
"a az those OF the evening. but not
Ut present.
Billy Sunday preached. Thursday
afternoon. sermon in which he sd-
vised everybody 10 "straighten out
his course to glory."
Some people say preach too
much hell; others say don't preach
enough hell" he said We'll, be
iieve me. I'll give You enough hell
before I'm thru. All the hells in
the Bible.
Some say have too much mu-
sic: others that ! don't preach
enough; still others that preach
too much: some that ] am too vul-
gar and sensational. Whatever they
say makes no difference The man
that God sends never fails
Leaders OF the Sunday party will
hold several shop meetings. Friday.
from 1880 o'clock until 12:l5
Among them will be meetings at
the following plants: American
Blower Co. Williams Pickle Co. An
derscn Electric Co. McCord Manu-
featuring Co. Roberts Brass Co,
Maxwell Motor Co, and Berry
Brothers.
Luneheons Begin Friday.
The luncheon committee OF the
business womans end OF the Sunday
campaign has completed Us prepa-
rntions and on Friday viii begin It's
tri.weekly luncheons for the en-
ployed women OF Detroit IN the new
church house OF the Central Metho
dist church. The sum OF FIVE cents
win be charged for a comfortable
luncheon and Il is the intention OF
the committee 10 prepare for 1900
or 1000 women and girls One hun.
drod and twenty-five women are co
operating, being sent from the DIFF
ferent churches and they. In turn.
secure help from 1000 others
Luncheon win be served from II
TO o'clock. and during that period
prayer meetings and song services
viii be held In the church. After
luncheon each girl may 20 into the
church and enjoy the services for
rs long as her MONDAY hour al
lows. Mas Florence Kinney viii
be the main speaker This work
viii be continued during the entir,
Sunday campaign. the luncheons be
ins held wednesday. Thursdays and
Fridays of each week
Thursday evening there Will be q
business woman's rally at 100 IN
the tabernacle. which all employed
wnmcn are urged to attend Their,
was also meeting or the centra
and extension committee OF On,
< wcmans department held in the Y
w c. A.. Wednesday afternoon, Al