The Detroit times., 1916-03-04

take for his topic. ''cranks, an n.
sunday evening address i'm the First
congr egational In the mSFh,ns
the reception OF new members
In the Mack ave. Evangelical Blsh-
op = &. Bryfogei. of Reading, Ia.
will speak al both services The
church Is celebrating its teRth ahnl-
yersary.
The sacrament OF the Lords supper
will be observed in the Campbell
ave. Methodist in the mOrntng the
Rev Dunning Idle VIII speak IN ne
evening ON Crossing tho bridge
The Rev Chester Il Emerson. who
has Just closed series OF sermons
on 'riVic problems IA the North
WoOdwGrd-aye. CONGREGATIONAL WE
give a new series. that may be cN-
pected 90 cause as much eomnsnis;; I;
be on Fighting, given SUNDAY even
ing Beginning Friday evening Mar 40
series OF Lenten organ recitals viii
be given BY l.. l.. Renwick. ass1si'i
by well-known soloists and instru-
mental sumeers
The Westminster league service al
the Fort-sS Presbyterian at t.Ga sun 10
day evening is in charge of the
Philathea girls. their topic oeipS o,; :
BE- Miss Myrtle McponsId. All
young people are invited.
In the Jsnerson-ave Baptist he
morning topic will be "Lukewarnn
professors" And in the evening ,he
pastor. viii speak on Heroes and
towards"
.The higher hospltaltty@ win De
the tcpic OF Rabbi Leo NJ Franklin
an the Temple Beth Fl.
In the Fort-st Congregational she
Rev. NJ Lee Grant VIII speak On
Thy kingdom come" and God :
messengers to men
Evangeltstic services viii be hc Id
in Rurns-ave. Methodist every even
ing except saturday. next week. Pas
sist the Rev W. J. BaIuer. A song
service will Be held each evening at
T.so o'clock. The pastors theme sun
day morning viii be, The peopl"
with mind To work; the svenlng
subject, "A serious plight ami the
way out
The Rev. ". n. wray Royl~'s sub
iect in the North Wcodward-ave.
Presbyterian at 1880 O'Clock viii D.
"a royal guest" Reception and bAp-
tism OF new members viii be fol-
sur per. AT T.3e o'clock the first in
a series OF dve sermons on public
questions will be answered. PROM
bition. possible or desirable. IN ihe
argument of the sermon he VIII see <
TO disprove the statements Of me
pamphlet. "Facts." published by the
iiquor interests. and win answer the
question. lis there any substitute f2r
the ssloon?~ :. $ Kresge and c. RI.
Carson viii brfefy discuss the quss-
ton from the point OF view OF great
Industries. The program OF music
consisting OF chorus numbers ny
choir of 4e voices with vOeai and m
stTumentai solos, VIII be gwen KEEP
resentatives % the saloon are .nvtted
TO hear the discussion. -
The Rev. Frederick NJ White. OF
the Grand River-ave. Baptist. Wiit
preach In the morning on Living Tor
Christ" and in the evening On As
man thinketh." The communion seq
vice and the reception of new mem
bers viii be Incorporated in the
morning service. Baptism will pre-
eede the opening of the evening ser
vice.
Francis Nelson, a member of the
British parliament, will eecupy the
day morning his subject being
Jesus and poverty Mr.. Nelson is
one OF the foremost students Of so
ciai conditions in England.
The Rev. wiTliam T Jaquess, secre-
tary Of the church extension corr
mittee wiu preach in the Fort-st,
Presbyterian Sunday morning. on
National through municipal pre-
paredness In the evening the Rev.
r. II. Pence will preach on Master
Ing ones faculties
Comm union and reception or new
members will be held sunday morn