THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAI
DAY SRICES IN
ANN AOR CHURCHES
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Bible Chair House
"The Miracles of the New Testa-
ment" will be the subject of the les-
son for the 9:30 o'clock class of Uni-
versity men. At the 4:30 o'clock class,
"The Eighth Commandment" will be
discussed.hDr. Iden, teacher.
First Baptist Church
10:30 o'clock-Public worship, and
sermon by the minister. Subject:
"God's Call Through the World's
Need."
11:50 o'clock--Bible school. Guild
class meets in east alcove of church.
Topic for discussion, "The Four Gos-
pel Witnesses."
6:30 o'clock-Guild meeting. W. C.
Parmenter, leader. Rev. John Mason
Wells, minister.
Church of Christ, Disciple
10:30 o'clock-Morning service.
7:30 o'clock-Program by the stu-
dent Volunteer band. Rev. F. P. Ar-
thur, minister.
First Congregational Church
10:30 o'clock-Sermon by the minis-
ter. Subject, "Isolated Moments."
Music by the chorus choir; Mr. Earl
V. Moore, director.
6:30 o'clock--Student Round Table.
Miss Charlotte Penfield, of New York
city, speaker. Rev. Lloyd C. Douglas,
minister.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
7:30 o'clock-Holy communion.
10:30 o'clock - Holy communion
and sermon by the rector. Subject,
"The Nature and Function of the
Church."
12 o'clock-Confirmation lecture for
adults in the chapel at east end of
church.
4:30 o'clock-Evening prayer and
sermon by the curate. Subject, "The
Spirit of Lent." Rev. Henry Tatlock,
rector; Rev. C. T. Webb, curate.
Methodist Episcopal Church
10:30 o'clock - Morning worship.
Communion Sunday. Subject of ser-
mon, "The Crucifix."
12 o'clock-College men's class.
Prof. R. W. Sellars, speaker. College
women's class. Miss Carlotta Hoff-
moan, speaker.
r 6:30 'clock-Weseyan guild meet-
ing.
7:30 o'clock-Prof. J. S. Reeves will
speak on "The League of Nations."
Rev. A. W. Stalker, minister.
Presbyterian Church
10:30 o'clock-Communion service.
6:00 o'clock-Social half hour, fol-
lowed by young peopl'e's evening serv-
ice.
7:30 o'clock-Mr. Philip Minasian
-speaks on "The Contribution of Ar-
menia to the World War." Rev. L. A.
Barrett, minister.
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There will be no morning service.
10:30 o'clock-Bible school.
2:00 o'clock-Try out for church
choir.
7:00 o'clock-Young people's meet-
ing. Prof. R. W. Sellars will speak on
"The Religions of Greece and Rome."'
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"COME ON, DAD1, REPLACES
OPERA CHOSEN IN SPRING
MUSIC PROMISES TO RANK WITH
BEST OF THAT IN FORMER
PRODUCTIONS
"Come on, Dad," will be produced
by the Michigan Union instead of one
of the scenarios accepted last spring,
because the writers of both of those
scenarios were not in the University
to get them into shape when the task
of picking an opera was undertaken.
Original Choice May Appear Next Year
It is possible that one of the two
will get to the footlights pext year,
although the Union expects to issue
a call for scenarios for next year be-
fore many weeks elapse. This cir-
cumstance resulted in the obtaining
of a book and lyrics which, it is con-
fidently asserted by officials, will be
stamped by the campus and alumni as
superior to anything ever produced
by the Union.
Donal Hamilton Haines, '08, the au-
thor, while an undergraduate, wrote
two of the best of Michigan operas, as
is evidenced by Michigan song books.
Since leaving college he has made
writing his business, and his work ap-
pears consistently in the magazines.
Members of Faculty Interested
Members of the faculty, it is said,
are particularly interested in the
opera because they know the calibre
of Haines' work, and are anxious to
see what he has done this time.
There are three songs which musi-
cians who have heard them believe are
destined to take rank with Michigan's
best. That is not to say that the re-
mainder of the music is mediocre, but
only that these three are exceptionally
good.
Director Shuter is at present devot-
ing his time to the picking and coach-
ing of the chorus, the cast members
being well started in their work.
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One case of small pox at the Uni-
versity of Illinois has brought forth
the warning for vaccination. This is
the only case that has been noticed
there, however, and the doctors advise
vaccination although there is no cause
TODAY
3:04)-Vocational talk at Lane hail.
Prof. H. E. Riggs, speaker.
6:4 -Rabbi Charles S. Levi will ad.
dress the Jewish Students' congre-
gation in Lane hall on "The Mod-
ern Mind."
TOMORROW
7:00--Choral Union ushers must ro,
port in person. No substitutes.
UNIVERSITY Y. 31. C. A. RESUMEffS
SE RIE S OF VOCA'TION AL TA LKS
Resuming a policy adopted two
years ago, the University Y. M.C. A.'
will again present a series of voca-
tional talks, the first of which will be
given by Prof. H. E. Riggs, of the En-
gineering college, at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon in the red rom of Lane hall.
Taking as his general subject the
opportunities in the field of engineer-
ing, professor Riggs will first discuss
the matter, then answer any questions
which students may put to him.
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EDUCATOR TO LECTURE
ON INDIAN GOVERNMENT
Dr. J. N. Farquhar, literary secre-
tary of the national Y. M. C. A. for
India and Ceylon, will speak at 4:15
o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the Nat-
considerable time in India, where he
was a professor in Calcutta univer-
sity. He is now on a tour of the lead-
ing educational institutions of the
United States and Canada.
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