Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-10-07
THE CHURCHES.

Plymouth Chapel-A J. Wells, Pastor, Yor
street, west of Figueroa. Sermon and receI
ton Of members at IL A. NJ. Sunday school Q
| l 80.
Christ Church-Rev. Thos. W. Haskins, Rec
tor. Services in Opera House Hall, Soutl
Main street, at IL A NJ. and 730 P. NJ. Sunda.
hool 9;45 A.
] DR.. W. G. E. Cunningham, of Nashville
Tenn, will preach at Trinity Church this morn
ing and at Bellevue-avenue M f. Church South
at 7:3O in the evening.
| First Baptist Church-Corner Sixth and Fol-
| streets. Preaching morning and evening ..
! resident J. H. Reider. Of Baptist University
| Sunday School at $50 Al
Swedish Services in First Baptist Church
Sunday: Sermon at $50 P. M, by Aug. Olson
pastor. Tuesday: Prayer meeting at 7:30 P. NJ
All Scandinavians cordially invited.
J. Baker, of Chicago, at the corner Of Seventh
md Hill streets. this evening at o'clock and
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday at z AS P. M
At Simpson Tabernacle there will be Sunday
A. NJ. by Rev. s. V. Cherington; also in the
evening at 7:30 by Rev. w. 8. Mathews, of the
University.
:, Pure Fountain Band of HopeemoNMrs. !. R.
+, meets every Sunday afternoon at Grace
Il. Z; Church, First street. Come and bring
The children.
spiritualism-J. J. Owen, editor of the Gold
en- Gate. will speak for the Spiritualists next
Good Templar's Hall, 1Os North Main street
All invited; seats free.
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of L. D. g.
Australia, at ii A. N. in K of P. Hall, "a
South Spring street. Prayer meeting at 10 A.
M. Sunday School at IL M. All are invited
First Presbyterian Church-Corner Fort and
Rev. E. 8, Chapman, D.. D.. of oakland, will
preach at ia. NJ. and Rev J. Q. Adams, D.
p, OF San ,P PPrsncisco, At 7:s9 P. \. Sunday
6;3O P. M. All are cordially invited.
First Congregational Church at the Grand
Opera House..Preaching by the pastor, Rev. R.
e; Mutchns D d. at NJ subject THE
subject christian Chivalry or Reverence for
Women Sunday School at 1890 P. M.
Young Peoples Society at $50 p. M. All
cordially invited.
series OF diEcourses to be delivered by the
Rev. T. Brown, "the negro Talmage," will be
commenced this evening at 7:3O F. NJ. at the
The speakers subject is"A tribute OF respect to
the emancipatOrs and their compeers for the
emancipation OF the American slave" The
Church.
The New Church-The First New Church So
ciety of Los Angeles meets at Grand Army Hall,
Mcdonald block, No. 25 North Main street.
All persons Interested in the writ
lngs OF Emanuel sSwedenb0rg, or desiring in
formation IN regard to the hes venly doctrines
cordially invited.
East Los Angeles Presbyterian Church-Rev.
R. Mayne Irvine, LII. B., pastor. Rev. c. q.
Spencer, Of San Diego, the former pastor. will
Rev. J. G. Smith, of the Howard-street Presby-
.erisn church San Francisco will preach the
special monthly sermon to young men, subject,
800 A. M. Young peoples meeting at 6:45 Pm.
Week night SERVICE Thursday, 7:3O. All are
invited.
Revival Meetings - The Congregational
interest so that the church voted to continue
he services each evening after October 9th,
or one week. The revival will begin Sunday
renting rooms e1ps near tie Church, o1s sothes ass
hev will bring their tents. A very interesting |
meeting is expected. All who wish to attend
hese meeting are cordially invited Meetings
). 8. Uzzell.
Church of the Epiphany-Corner of Sichel
md Patrick streets, East Los Angeles. Sum |
Lay ssrs9e: s % BanSm sna sDd Hos GSGy
nunion on the fourth Sunday Of each month
md on Holy days. Thursdays, 7:so P. N, choir |
Practice Ffidays from to NJ the guild
lays at Pm, Ltany; Rev. Henry Scott JEFF
eSys, Pastor Pastor Residennce, Summit m avenue,
a xaus sas9 of S In
ng, "The utility Of worship"
Y. M. C. A.-Mr. 7. A. Harding, OF Washing
on, D. c., corresponding member of the Inter
national Com mittee of the Young Mems Christ
ion worker has been spending a few days in
he city, the guest of Maj. Jos. Hardie. MI.
Harding will address the young mems gospel
Meeting, on Sunday afternoon at O'Clock, at
he Opera House Hall. Special music will be
provided for the occasion; the male quartette.
of Messrs May, Mckee, Bradbeer and
Iowe, will again, after an absence of few
weeks, be present, and their music will, un-
loubtedly, be much appreciated. A cordial in
'itation is always extended to all young men to