Los Angeles herald., 1906-10-20
PASTORS G LARGE CHURCH
AvoRED
Aged WonanFor Twenty-one Years
Has Missi Only TWO Meet
ina Of the Aid
Society

most succesGl business session In the
history of tl church, which Is fourth
In size of ne denomination In this
country. Te high esteem In which
the pastor md pastor emeritus are
held was aested at the unanimous
vote to rails their salaries. Rev. VIII
liam Horac Day, the pastor, who is
now tourin japan and China, was
dotted $1,000 Jditional and Rev. Warren
f. Day, pasr emeritus, who Is now in
charge of he work. $500 additional.
DR.. Day an'his son have been repeat
edly offeredligher salaries for eastern
appointment, but have wished to re-
main with lie local church.
Dr. Warm f. Day has been pastor
of the chtth and has received over
1900 membs into the church, the
total membership being 1863 at the
present tie. Rev. William Horace
Day camehere about five years ago
and later,lt the request of DR.. Day,
was madepastor. ,.
During le past year $4,000 has been
expendedh church expenses and i'm
provemen, while $4,000 has been
raised fobenevolences The following
officers Ere elected: e. p. Clark, Il.
II. Cass,F. H. Mcconnell, George II.
Clark, Trtley Shaw J. Charles, f.
Atsatt al J. B. Nash, trustees S. A.
Buck, orch clerk; Charles H. j.
Bliss filncial secretary; ]. B. Brown,
treasure Hugh w. Harrison, treas
.urer ofienevolences Ellis G. Fisher,
Sundaychool superintendent.
After erving as treasurer Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Boyle
HeightsM ethodist church for twenty
one yes, Mrs. Mary A. Wright re-
signed hat position at the annual
'busines meeting of the society last
ThursdI. The day marked her sew
entiethirthday and the women of the
socjetyiresented her with bunch of
SEVENTY carnations. During her long
term ooffice Mrs Wright has missed
but tv meetings. At the meeting
Mrs. I'D. Threlkeld was elected pres
ident the Ladies' Aid society; Mrs.
G. M.Buck, president of the Home
Missiolry society, and Mrs. w. H.
Filkinon, president of the Foreign
Missiary society.
Will Dedicate Church
RevA. s. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
t1al lptist church, will preach at the
Bapt church at Pomona tomorrow.
Rey.H Russell GreaVes of MonrOyia
will reach at the local church.
III Y. NJ. c. A. is planning a big
meu rally to be held at the Temple
audbrium a week from tomorrow. f.
q. peer of Washington, D. c., will
be lie principal speaker.
re new Bethlehem church at Dodge
viii will be dedicated Sunday even
ind Rev. Dana s{Wt. Bartlett, pastor
ofhe Los Angeles Bethlehem church,
VA organized the church at Dodge
VII, will have charge He will preach
tn dedica tory sermon. The following
clgymen will assist in the service:
RS. H. B. Case, c. S. Billings, John
LMaile and D. Lloyd Jenkins. The
lilary department will be opened on
Iesday evening and Friday evening
Il gymnasium will be opened by an
alietic exhibition. A week from Tues
Nv evening an Illustrated lecture will
/ given on "A Tour of Germany" by
fired Sanfleben.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Conaty, accompanied
v Rev. Raphael Fuhr, o. F. M, and
lev. T. F. Fahey will leave this morn
he for Santa Maria, where the bishop
i i'll dedicate st. Mary's church tomor-
row. The sacrament of confirmation
will also be administered.
The first society of the new st.
Marks Episcopal church was organized
last wednesday afternoon, when the
women of the parish organized st.
Marks guild. Mrs. Peter Low was
electeds president, Mrs. T. G. Marshall,
vice president; Mrs. Quarrar, secre-
.ary, and Mrs. Reeves. treasurer. The
guild will meet each Wednesday after
noon.
The st. Vincent's Dramatic club will
present "Hotel Pro TEN" in the early
part of November.
The First Baptist church will OBJ
serve the first week of November with
special rally services.
To Hold Bazaar
The women of Our Lady of Loretto's
church will give a bazaar in the new
church building, North Union avenue,
November Z, s, and 10. The proceeds
will be for the benefit of the new
church. Dinner Will be served each
evening from to O'Clock and con-
cert will be given each evening.
The new parochial school of st.
Mary's church is expected to be opened
soon after the new year.
Edward Leary, an old-time convert
At the Union Rescue mission, 145 North
Main street, will conduct the services
at the mission this evening and to-
evening. Mr.. Leary has been
studying at the Moody institute in
the past year and engaged in
evangelistic work
Rt. Rev. Mgr. Harnett, V. c., will
preach at the 10:30 O'Clock mass to-
at the cathedral of st, Vibiana.
Rev. Joseph McManus will preach at
the evening service
Second Church of Christ Scientist,
will hold the usual services at IL a.
m. and p, m. at Simpson auditorium,
734 South Hope street The lesson
sermon will be from the Christian
Science quarterly, the subject being
"Pnbation After Death" The reading
will be from the Bible. with correlative
passages from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health, with
Keyto the Scriptures"
Give Reception
Tie members Of the Newman Meth
odis church rendered Rev. G. e. Fos-
ter. the pastor and family, reception
andpound party last Tuesday evening
in he hall occupied by the church at
TSo Kohler street, until the completion
OF he new church building.
"Ehe Peril OF Indecision" will be the
tome of Rev. G. A. Cleaveland at the
orhard Avenue Baptist church to-
mdrow evening. The Sunday school
ofhhis church will be reorganized a
w9k from tomorrow.
1he women of the New Jerusalem
chrch viii give a dinner and social
a1the home of Mrs. Hattie johnson,
1eB Trinity street, a week from next