The herald., 1895-08-11
CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST SPIRITUAL SOCIETY (lNC'!h.
porated) Meetings atssN1usic Hail tooey
1t 2:S0 and 1880 p.m. Prof; :: ?. Low,
land, the Oldest lecturer on Spirituaiisn
living, will be with us at both meetings
! today, followed by the reading OF mes.
uages by Ben NJ. Barney. The Spiritual
congress will occupy this hall all the iol-
lowing week and next Sunday. Aug. lotn.
will combine forces with IL the > FIRST III sociely 'ao
and hold meetings at 1920, 2:3o and l:3o'
making one grand day devoted TO spirit
nal truth. Attend these meetings both
during the week and next Sunday, 23l ..
Spring st. IL
GRAND SPIRITUAL CONGRESS, CON-
mencing Tuesday evening, August
18th, at Music Hall. 231 S. Spring ST., TO
continue six days; some of the best medl-
uins and speakers in the state VIII be
present, among whom are Mrs. Cowell OF
Oakland DIR. Schesinger of San frah-
cisco. Ben Barney of Portland, Or; Prof.
Ioveland and Miss Lydia Allen of sum-
merland, Prof. Bowman of Los Angeles,
and other prominent workers IL
SPIRITUAL SOCIETY OF TRUTH
Seekers (incorporated)- Meets in For
esters' hall. 1919 n. Main st. Conference
meetings at 2:50 pm. At 80 pm. ad-
dress by President, subject: Paul as seer
and man of destiny. Tests by Mrs. Kim
ball and others. Friends Of the cause and
earnest investigators cordially invited.
Admission free.
CHRIST CHURCH (EPlsCoPALo COR,
ner Flower and Pico sts., Rev. Alfred
s. Clark, rector, residence 1870 Figueroa
ST.. Sunday services II am. and I:5o
p.m.; Holy Communion every sunday al
am. and first and Third sundays at
midday service: Sunday school 9 40 am.
Seats free; strangers cordially invited.
Electric cars to University and Plco
Heights pass the church.
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH, EPISCOPAL .
Olive ST., opp. the park. Open every
day in the year. Daily service at III a. m
The clergy will respond to all calls Tor
the offices of the church for strangers or
visitors without respect to creed, ourlais,
marriages, baptisms or visntations ot tiie
sick. The use of the church cheer ully
given free for funeral services. Tel. ll5. ii
AMERICAN BAPTIST CIiURCH, COR
ner Twenty-nInth and Sumner SITS.
Rev. Z. ii. Brooks, late of Aurora, Ill,
will preach in the murning and Rev W.
W. Tinker will give stereopficon lecture
on the Life of Christ, continuing the
series begun some time ago. All invited.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. Young Peo-
pies society. p. m.
CHURCH OF THE NEW ERA-MEETS
at Illinois hall, cor. Sixth and Broad-
way, August llth. at IL a. IN. b: Il.
Baumgardt speaks; subject. The Planet
Mars, and Few of the Double stars. At
D. m. Prof. Bowman Lectures; subject.
What Shall We Believe? IL
AT SIMPSON NJ f. TABERNACLE
.--ss Rev. DR.. NJ. E. Phillis, dean Of tho
college of liberal arts of Southern Cali,
fornia, will preach both morning ana
evening. Prof. Colby will preside at the
grand organ, and Miss Emma Sherwood
will sing morning and evening.
THE NEW CHURCH. TEMPERANCE
temple, p. m. BY request Capt. j.
L. skinner will repeat the lecture given
two weeks ago on The Spiritual lnterpre-
tation of the Bible. IL
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY - FREE
lecture tonight at Biavatsky hall. 43l1 y
s. Spring st. sSubject:i Reincarnation, by
DR.. g. +. Mobn.
PREACHING SERVICES AT NINTH.
and Wall, tent. IL am. and Z 80 y. m..
by the Latter Day Saints, anti-polyga-
ruists. Ill
MRS. ELSIE REYNOLDS GIVES A
undertaking seance this eve. at 43
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