The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-01

days of each month is proving a great
success. The meetings are conducted
under the auspices of the Epworth League.
ST. Helena's Presbyterian church is to
undergo extensive repairs. DIR. II. NJ.
Pond, J. Ii. Stoves. }. c.. Nixon. A.
Whitehead and w. Il. Gillian have been
elected trustees of the church.
The Argus, published at Biggs, Butte
County, in an editorial on the revival meet
ing being held in that town. says:
The Argus IS in sincere sympathy with the
upbullding OF the churches In this community,
as well as all else that tends 10 moral and de-
veloping influences for the good OF The people
and community. The more churches, Sunday
anu public schools the county affords the better
The Inducements are for husbandmen 10 bring
their families into this part OF tile State for set
Element and The upUulldlng or society, INDUS
tries and all that tend toward making COM
munity, county and state sought after, popu-
lated progressive and prosperous. On with the
good work
The Young Mems Christian Association
of Sacramento is now publishing q semi
monthly journal devoted to its interest
q. a. Miller is the editor.
Last Wednesday evening the Young
Women's Christian Association OF Sacra-
mento celebrated the third anniversary Of
its Organization by birthday party.
On Good Friday the Episcopal and Con-
grega;ional churches united in service in
the Congregational Church of San Jose
There was very large attendance, anu
the services were most solemn and i'm
presslve.
Rev. James Fl. White of Tulare. for
merly pastor of the Methodist Episcopal
Church OF Visala, has been uoIIfisd by
Bishop Fowler that he has been trans
ferred 10 the Baltimore conference.
George Taylor. general secretary OF the
Young Mems Christian Association of
Pasadena, left last Tuesday for trip to
Europe. He is the delegate from Califor-
MIA to the worlds convention and semi
centennial Jubilee to be held IN London,
England.
Last Sunday the new Episcopal Church
in COlusa, erected at cost oil $500. was
formally opened
An institute composed OF five delegates
from each Sunday school in Santa Clara
County will be held to-day aud tomorrow
in San Jose. The institute will mold ses-
sions in the First and Second Presbyterian
and the First NJ. E. Church.
The Rev. P. =. Hamilton of the Metho-
dist Church of Folsom announces that the
church he represents has doubled Its men,
bership, and that at this time the congre-
cations are three times larger than they
were before, and that the fiuances are In
gratifying condition.
The Presbytery of Olympia will be held
this week at Kelso. Wash. Twenty-nine
ministers and thirty-eight churches COM
pose the Presbytery.
Elder Armstrong county evangelist, has
been holding divine service In the Cnrls-
tian Church, at Cottage Grove, Or, and
addressing large congregations every
night.
Rev. Charles Fleischer. who has been
elected TO succeed Rabbi Solomon Schind-
Ter of the congregation Adath Israel OF
Boston. Mass. will enter upon the duties
Of his position ON the 1st OF August.
Mr.. Moody, the evangelist, has con verted
over 1000 people in Washington recently
at cost of only S2o0.
Ii is possible that an assistant to Bishop