Los Angeles herald., 1905-03-18
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Los ANGELES FELLOwsH1P-B BENJAMIN
Fay Mills. permanent minister u a. M,
regular morning service, Masonic hall 43l
south Hin st. ADDRESS by Mr.; Mi mis- ,,,,n on
sical program, including solos by Master
Harold Formau, considered the greatest n9y
soprano IN the world. by the courtesy OF the
Belasco theater few reserved seat tickets
may he obtained on request at Fellowship
headquarters. isl South Hili st. u 100 a. H.,
chidrens church al Emerson halL opposite
Masonic hall Rrne your children with you
to church 1870. regular Sunday school IN
Masonic hall Address by Mrs. Mills on
1890 7l5 p M. at Simpson auditorium,
sacred concert by Fellowship orchestra and
Ladies' quartet Mr. Mills will give MS
second address on old Dogmas in NcW
Lights" Subject, Did Man Fall or Rise
All seats free at the evening service. Doors
open at O'Clock sharp
CHRIST PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
church. Flower street, corner of Twelfth
Rev. Geo. Thos, Bowling, u. D.. rector Rev
Charles w Naumann, assistant minister
Holy communion with sermon by Rev. Mr..
Naumann at II A. M. "Self Dedication to
God" a Lenten sermon. Sunday school at
$50 a. Confirmation class at y. m
Musical service with evening prayer and ser.
mon by Rev. S. +. Sherman, jr., rector OF
st. Athanasius church. at 1870 p, m. Unit
versity. Plco Heights or Washington ct. cars.
Welcome.
ST PAuBs PRo-CATHEDRAL 523 SO.
dean and rector. Services $50, $3.50 and II
n. M, 1880 p. m. The rector win preach at
the morning service; subject; The Eye Be
hind the Eye" the fourth In n series OF SER
mons on the Eplstle to the Ephasians. Ev m
ing, 7:So missionary mass meeting will he
addressed by the great heroic missionary
bishop Of Alaska. the Rt. Rev. Peter Trimble
Rowe, u. u. The public Is cordially invited.
Free sittinngs for all, and a warm welcome
for all.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH HOPE
St. near Ninth-Seats free. Rev VIM. Hor
ace Day, pastor: Rev. Warren +. Day, -. D.,
pastor emeritus. Music in charge Of Mr..
Harry clifford Lott; Mr. w. r. Skeele or
ganlst. Morning service, II o'clock; the pas
tor will give the fifth sermon in the series
OF Seven Crises in the Apostolic Church L.
Evening service. 80 o'clock anniversary
Congregational Chinese mission, conducted by
Rev DIR. William c. Pond of San Francisco.
TMMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
corner Of Tenth and F'igueroa sts.-Rev;
Hugh X. Walker, -. D.. the pastor, Will
conduct the services tomorrow at II a. m.
and at 1880 p. In the morning there VIII
be- the reception of new members, and the
administration Of the Lords supper; in the
evening an evangelistic service especially
for young people
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, FIG
ueroa and 2Oth SITS; Rev. F. Dewitt Tai
mage D. d. pastor. Services al II a. m.
anS ots '1 we ESenng "a gs PToduens se car
tai" A cordial Welcome is extended to all,
especially to strangers and those wlthout
n church home.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, S. FLOWER ST,
between Seventh and Eighth streets-Rev.
Joseph Smale, pastor; Thomas Baldwin, d.
D.. acting pastor. Subject in the morning. at
II o'clock, "The Church in Her Essential
Place" Subject at 1880 in the evening, THE
Greatest Promise Ever Made" Sunday school
at $3.50
ST. JOHNS CHURCH ADAMS AND FIG
ueroa sts.-Services Sunday, March 10. Holy
communion at g. 1880 and II a. m Sermon
at II a. m. by the Rt Rev Peter T. Rowe
bishop of Alaska; 1880 p. M, choral even
song and sermon by the rector, Rev. l.. b.
Ridgely.
GOSPEL TABER ,ACLE CHURCH, 227 MER-
camille Place.. Hudson Ballard, pastor.
Regular Sunday services 9:45 a. M. Bible
school; Il 100 a M, preaching; 500 p. m.
Young Peoples meeting
LOST AND FOUND