The Detroit times., 1916-02-12

The Rev. chester H. Emerson. O,
the North Woodward Congregational
will have for his morning sermon
ss eyenns Rrsaq@s I'm w Snf continue .n' nj.
series OF sermons or Problems of
city life" which are causing such
widespread comment with a sermon
on The ideal citizenship
In the North woodward Methodist.
the Rev. NJ. : Rice. will preach both
morning and evening. The morning
ssbtect will be The preacher" Ap-
evening. theme viii he Let my pee
pie go Miss Louis. Stretch. con-
ralto soicist Of the Fourth Presby .
terrain. Chicago. will sing at the
morning service.
which is sood." win be the mornin Z
sermon OF the Rev. r. j Fitschen Jr..
in the Jefferson Presbyterian. In
the evening he win speak in the serv-
ice which IL held in the convention
hall OF the Chalmers Motor Co.
In the Emmanuel Presbyterian Rev.
A. II. Cameron will preach in the
morning on The lament OF the neg
lected and in the evening he will
/ Christian life" series. his subject be-
ing How the Scriptures help tne
christian
Or. Nachman Heller. will speak in
sse and $50 o'clock. saturday. and
at o'clock Sunday. lie will also
address the Sunday school at its re-
ligious exercises. DR.. Heller will
speak on Abraham Lincoln"
The Rev, Joseph Dutton will speak
| in the Campbell Methodist sun
day morning. In the evening the
Rev. Dunning Idle. pastor. will taks.
as his sopis; When no means yes
auet will be held with Or. E. E.
Ramsdell OF Ann Arbor. and the Rev,
X. Lester Smith OF the Central Meth
odist. as speakers.
pastor will preach morning and even
ing with subject for the morning x
sermon. seven daily things" In
the evening. The one thing lack
Is the closing OF the Christian En-
deavor anniversary week and will
be Decision day
Dr. n. II. Ramsdell. district super
intendent OF the West Detroit dis
Fisher Memorial Methodist Sunday
morning. the service beginning at
10 o'clock. Special music will b.
rendered by rs large chorus choir at
man, pastor. Will occupy the pulpit
in the evening
The passion OF the epostle" and
! "Chrlsts ideci OF greatness" will he
the sermon themes for the mornins I
minister Presbyterian. The Rev VII
liam Beal Gantz Will preach From
s:l5 10 7.I5 THE friendly hour will
be held. TO which Young people. esps-
cially strangers In the city. are In
vited.
\ special patriotic service. in con-
memoration OF Lincoln. will be held
In the First Baptist Sunday morning.
sSSrs s6s Rev. ,,n S1lsrs dsIysriHF X, ,, n.
will give an illustrated lecture on
The American Indian" showing
some OF the newest and best pictures.
will give Valentine" social at the
church Friday. Feb. Is.
what would Lincoln say to this
generation" will be the sermon
In the evening service o. the First
Congregational. which will be in the
nature OF Lincoln anniversary
celebration. Or. Huget has found
",
and an intensely interesting theme.
and Is intimately acquainted with
many Of Lincolns surviving associ-
ates.
Sunday morning the third annual
Student Day service will be held In
Temple Beth FL. On this OCCASION all
Jewish students OF the state educa-
tional Institutions are invited 10 be
the guests OF the congregation Rabbi
theme The Jew in America" The
students will be shown the hospital
lty OF the homes OF members Of
Temple Beth FL, and In the evening
they will be the guests OF the Young
| Peoples society at an old Time"
party. The services at Temple Beth
FL begin at i0:t5.
charge OF the Womans Baptist Mis-.
sion society Of Michigan will be
held in the woodward-ave Baptist
e;sss gsssssy & T.e W Is frHm Emo. ',e a9 ,os,. 70
will speak both morning and after
noon. There are other prominent
speakers who will have a part on
are cordially invited to attend and and
bring a box lunch. Coffee Will be
served by the entertaining church.
The Woman's association OF the
Fort-st Presbyterisn church will hold
o'clock. Mrs. T., 3. Leonard. chair
man OF the child welfare committee
OF the Twentieth Century club and
Miss Nellie Hall. OF the Michigan
Chiidrens Home society. will spes X
on The child in our midst" After
the program. tea Will BE- served with
Mrs. ". T.. OBrien. as hostess. All
the ladies are invited. Sewing will
begin at 10 O'Clock.
The annual colonial supper ard en-
tertainment given under the auspices
y - the Woman's association and the
Mems association OF the Forrest Pres
bytsrisn. will be held Tuesday even
ing. Feb. 22, at s.30 o'clock. The ladies
viii act as hostesses to the members
and VIII be dressed In colonial cos
tunes. The entertainment will be fur
nished by the choir OF the church un-
der the direction OF DIR Newton John
Corey, All will be dressed in cos
tune and will sing songs of ''Ye
Olde Tyne Members OF the choir
are Mrs. Frank Mellor. soprano. Mrs.
Ralph Trix. contralto. Frank Nellor,
tenor. and Charles Ciohecy, BARITONE.
Edgar =. Ebbels OF the Detroit con-
servatory OF music will give readings
| 'Tincolns place in the hearts OF
Americans viii be the subject Of
the Rev. Joseph a Vance in the Firs,
Presbyterian Sunday evening IN con-
nection with Lincolns BIRTHDAY At
the morning service Or Vance will
speak on The Human response' At
the Wednesday evening service at
1880 o'clock. hia nsXt subject in the
Iferies ~ great TEACHINGS of Christian
fy viii - The place ~ good