The Wyandotte herald. (Wyandotte, Mich.) 1879-1943, 1939-03-03
PRESBYTER|ANS
TO DEDICATE
CHURCH HOUSE

Starting next Sunday morning, MEM
berS Of the First Presbyterian church
OF Wyandotte viii carry out an elab-
crate program defeating the new
church house just completed on Chest
nut street The structure, Of brick, ad-
joins the church.
At next Sunday mornings service, at
IL O'clock. the guest speaker will be
Rev. Kenneth ID. Miller, DID,. who will
preach ON THE Program OF the Chris
tian Church" The musical program
will include an organ prelude, sThe
Swan" by Saint Saens hymn No. 157
chorus, Festival TIE Deum," by Buck;
hymn No. 360 chorus, Lovely APP
pear" by Gounod; organ professional,
Grand March," by Wagner; hymn
Of Praise TO God, No. 100 The ritual
of dedication will take place I'm the
church house, with detficatOry prayer
by DIR. Miller
Sunday evening at 100, a candle
light communion service will be held.
The musical portion of the program
will embrace an organ prelude, lar
gO;' professional hymn; chorus, Seek
Ie the Lord" hymn 273; Offertbry,
Elevation in Z minor" quartette,
Jesus Lover of My SOUL hymn 500
organ pOstlude, Duke Street." by
Whiting.
On Thursday evening, March 8,
dedication banquet will be served by
the WOmen's Union. John q. Single
ton will act as POSTMASTER. The pro
gram will include invocation by Rev
Leonard Duckett; group singing; viO-
lir solos by Jack Downing; apprecia-
tons and responses soprano solos by
Florence VI. Adair. with accomplish
ment by G. A. Faunce; and an address
b. Rev. Edgar Dewitt Jones, DID,
LID, entitled The Best / RemeIn-
Der"
The dedication ceremonies will be
continued on Sunday morning, March
II. with a cantata, Praise and
Thanksgiving by Marsh.
Sunday evening, March II, a sermdM,
In the Greatest Tradition" will be
delivered by Rev. Benjamin ]. Bush,
ID. There will be a fine musical pro
gram, including selections by the Wy
andOtte Choral society under the dir
ectiOn of Fl. Lyle Lyon, and a contral-
70 solo by Irene Gardner, with violin
ObligatO by Jack Downing. The service
will be followed by a social hour in the
cluIch house. in charge of the PrestIf-
terrain Guild and the Flower Guild.
The new church house fills a long
felt want of the congregation. 1t fin
ally becomes an accomplished fact I'M
der the pastorate of Rev. Warren Z.
Hall, DID. 1t will become a center for
social and athletic activities, and will
be a distinct benefit not only TO the
church. but TO the community at large
Memorial gifts have been given in
memory of William r. Orr Thy the
Presbyterian Guild, Dr. Charles w.
McCOll, John Sunderland, Sarah Honor
Sunderland and Ebert w. Woodward
Church house committees include the
following:
Building-M. F. Rupert. chairman;
Miss Mary Girvan, secretary; Rolla l..
Beal. treasurer; W. :. Howell, Charles
j. W. Bruce. Thomas Burns. Mrs.
Thomas Burns. Mrs NJ f. Clemens,
Charles f. 5. Eddie. Henry c. Genthe,
NJ. w. Lacy, X. j. Lynch, Reginald
Hodges. Mrs. Lyman T. Johnson, Mrs.
John f. McCauley, Mrs. James 6.
Murray. Mrs. c. w. McColl, stephen
I. Orr, Harry J. Locker, Bruce A.
Mckay.
Financed. Kenneth Knox, chair
man: William McCaw Bruce \. Nc
Kay, Z. X. Rasbury, ROlla l.. Beal
Mr.. John f. McCauley, Mrs. Arthur
T. Korn, Mrs. Lyman Z. Johnson, Miss
Mary Girvan
Dedication David Craig, chair
man; Miss Irene Gardner. secretary /;
Charles +. $. Eddie, ii. L. Butter
worth. ID. Kenneth Knox, Mrs. William
NJ Adair, Mrs. NJ. f. Rupert, Mrs.
Leslie Thibideau, Mrs. Charles kiefer,
Miss Agnes Griffith, Miss Doris Die
fenbach, Reginald Hodges