Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-28

6 o'clock, led by Assistant Superin-
tendent H. H. e. Greene. The noon
day prayer meetings daily from 1915
to 11:45 o'clock are proving very sue
cessful. The converts Bible class,
each Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock,
has been Joined by large number.
Charles Mills, who has been superin-
tendent of the Fellowship Sunday
school since it's organization, leaves
for San Francisco next week to take
a position in the Columbia Park boys
club under the direction of Sidney
Peixotto Benjamin Fay Mills, the
permanent minister of the Fellowship,
Wilt speak in Blanchard hall on Sun
day morning at IL O'clock on Social
Salvation" The Children's church will
be held at II o'clock at 232 South Hill
street and the children will meet their
parents in the Blanchard hall at the
close of the morning meeting. The
Sunday school will meet at Fellowship
house, APO West Sixth strict, at $3.50.
Mrs. Mills class, In the study of the
practical program, will meet in the
music room, 232 South Hill street at
9:55.
Rev. r. p. Shepherd of Pomona is
conducting class for the study of
the Sunday d lessons at 7:45
O'Clock -u M day evening. Mrs.
T yau IS 2QNducting a class on
.s Word ot cor each Wednesday
r'r u. .. 10 1'g Ock in Blanchard
Haj t;ay re " 1ite is conducting
"a 1.4sa u- - DIn Testament" each
Tuesday saHs
Ma Scott otter, territorial
ems la rer .t the Salvation
H... -e ta $ Angeles pre-
...... .s ghe new lrmy building
l..a syor ~ aa ~ led here. The
.r4- cf -pr1s no I, IRE now being
aa.l lu e. large tent. aurner Seventh
street ems GraEj Avenue Major Pot
ser ~a. be nt C3-ps NO. 2, 103 San
p-J~0 street. sstuI1ay evening and
Sunday lro.Gi1g Na5 az tent Sun
dav or}cn7oer ana ac .nIng.
1erapsr lions are being made for a
sr Inn tridieum to be held in Noveln-
ber at the Church of the Blessed
Sacrament, Hollywood, by Rev. Hugh
]. Gallagher, treasurer of Santa Clara
college. Rev. John M. McGinty, pastor
of the Holy Cross church, San Fran
cisco, and Rev. John F. Lally, pastor
of st. Patrick's church, San Jose, will
also assist.
| Rev. A. B. Prlchard, pastor Of the
Central Presbyterian church, will lee
| ture on the Spanish Mission Work, "
with stereopticon views, next Wednes-
day evening at the church. The young
people of this church will give So
| cial Tuesday evening at the home Of
| L. H. Westcott at Ivanhoe.
| The quarterly association Of the
| Daughters of the King will be held
| rext Tuesday evening at St. Athana-
L. Ity,rr oh
vice a supper will be served to the
delegates at the rectory. Bishop John
son and Rev. Baker p. Lee will make
addresses. Following the church SER
vice a business session and social will
be held in the guild hall.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Church of the Sacred Heart is prepar-
| ing to give a three days bazaar, COM
mencing Thanksgiving day, when a
dinner will be served. The proceeds
will be for the building and furnish
| ing of the new Sacristy. The women
will meet next Wednesday at 8 o'clock
to make further arrangements.
| Rev. w. D. Landis pastor of the
| Westlake Presbyterian church, states
that the church is in a harmonious
condition and that the members are
harmoniously working for the welfare
| of the church. Despite the trouble of
last Monday, Rev. Mr.. Lands says the
people are cooperating with him in
every way.
Rev. Robert Mcintyre pastor of the
First Methodist church, will preach
at Stanford university tomorrow. Rev.
A. w. Atkinson, the presiding elder,
will preach at the morning service at
the First church, the pulpit to be sup
piled at the evening service by w.
G.. t. U. representative.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, will
preach an illustrated sermon on "The
Yellowstone Park" tomorrow evening.
Commencing on the first Sunday Of
November, Rev. Mr.. Day will give a
series of sermons on 1.-THE Heroes of
! the Faith
Work has been commenced on the
parochial school of st. Peters Catholic
! italian church, corner Alpine and
| CASTELAR, streets. It is expected the
school will be completed by December
is. The italian Missionary Sisters of
the Sacred Heart are In charge.
Rev. Levi .. Barr, who is conduct
ing a series of evangelistic services at
| the Grace MelnoulsI chuich' VIII Soh
tlnue In the services next week. Rev.
c. ]. Miller, the pastor, will preach at
the morning service tomorrow, and
Rev. Mr.. Barr at the evening service.
Rev. Harry w. White, pastor OF the
Union Avenue Methodist church, has
organized a young peoples Bible study
class, which meets each Monday even
ing. The official board of this church
is planning q social to be given in
November.
Revs. William Horace Day, Hugh K.
Walker and B. F. Boiler have been
Observation-Disclosures
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