The San Francisco call., 1906-11-11
CHURCH SERVICES.

CHURCH SERVICES.
ALL Saints Churhch lEpiscopal. Waller ST., nr.
Masonic aye-Rev. w e. Hayes. rector; resi-
dence 1872 Haignt st. Sunday services a. M
Holy Communion except first Sunday; sun
holy Communion first sunday, Bible class
p. Evening prayer o'clock. Seats are
free All welcome.
GRACE Church tFplscopai)-The Rev David
Evans rector. Morning prayer and sermon at
IL O'Clock in the chapel of Old Peoples
Home, corner OF Pine and Pierce sts.. until
further notice
TRINITY Episcopal Church: Bush and Cough
tor Holy communion 1880 a. m; sunday
school s;So e M n Morn Morning rinity serylce Chris
Sen e,0ef eaeme prsscnn D. O m 'ST Evening service
O'Clock: preaching by Rev. J. II. Hulme
You heartily welcome
FIRST Congregational Church, Rev. George c.
Adams d. D., pastor; Plymouth Church, Rev.
mouth Church. Post ST.. between Buchanan
and Webster, at II m. and Z 40 p M Rev
sunday y-schools-Plymoutb Church at $3.50 a. M.
First Congregational at close of morning SER
vice.
CALVARY Presbyterian Church and First Pres
byterian Church. corner Jackson and Fillmore
sts.-Momng service at IL o'clock evening
service at 1880 o'clock. Rev. Lapsey A. Nc
Afee, DID. Berkeley, will preach at both ser
vices by exchange with DIR. Hemphill- Sab
bath school at $50 a. M. Christian Endeavor
meeting at 6:15 y. M; prayer meeting Wednes-
day evening at O'Clock All are cordially IN
FIRST Baptist Church. 1920 o'Farrei St. east
of Filmore-Rey. George K. Burlingame,
y. D., pastor. Preaching in the morning at
II a. m. by DIR. c. A. Woody OF Portland, Or.
and in the evening at 7:45 oclock by the pastor;
subject, Confession Blble-school at 1890
p. M; special classes for young and
Young ladies' Christian Endeavor societies at
6:30 p. m. Prayer meeting "Wednesday at q 40
p. m. All are cordially invited TO attend
these meetings.
UNITARIAN Church First. southwest corner
lit. minister. Charles A. Murdoch and Christie
pher Ruess. superintendents of Sunday school.
O'Clock The morning service is at IL o'clock.
Rev. Bradford Leavitt will preach; subject:
What Is the Use of Going To Church 2"
Music by quartet under direction Of H. Brother
lex organist. -Half-hour vesper service every
Friday at p. m. All are cordially invited
UNITARIAN Church isecondl. corner goth and
Capp SITS (take Mission. Valencia or Howard
st. CARO-. Calvert Smoot, minister; residence
3470 goth ST Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
Morning service at II o'clock. Subject of SER
mon. The Pagan Elements In the Christian
Religion Choir under the direction of Mrs.
II. +. Franck. All cordially invited
WESLEY Methodist Episcopal Church, corner
HAYES and Buchanan sts., San Franeiseo-Ihe
pss.of ~ ho,b eesr,cos toJay snndayscbool a,i
at 1245. {. B. Perkins superintendent Young
this church are free and open to people of all
classes Those who de- not have n church
home elsewhere will be welcome TO ind one IN
this church. Strangers are especially invited
to worship here.
FIRST Christian Church meets at New Era
Hall, Market St. between Church and San
chcz $3.50 a. M; Sunday-schodf~1 a. M; ser
II t0 Right snf to DO rl wrongs | No of series on
Romans; $50 r mr. Y r $ q F. ~, 1;t2 !, P
STUART FORD pastor: residence, The NAL
ia, cor. Market and 14th SITS
WEST Side Christian Church, Bush St, near De-
yisadero-Robert Lord Cave minister Resi-
dence; III Baker st. November II, SUNDAY
$50. Preaching II a. m. and 7:4o p. m. At
night Mr. Cave will preach first of series m m, of
evening sermons. Subject, Choice and Hered-
ity." Others announced 'tChoice and Environ
ment,' Choice and Education, Choice and
Eternity Congregational singing. Seats
free. Come.
CHRISTIAN Science services-First Church of
Christ Scientist. southwest corner Sacramento
and Scott sts.-Sunday at i a. m and p m;
tais.'' sunday school at ii a. m. "Wednesday
evening meeting at O'Clock All are vel
come. Free resding-rooms open daily, except
Sunday, from 10 a. m TO p NJ
THE New Church Temple. on oFarrer St, bet.
Fillmore and Webster.--Rev. de Ronden Pos,
minister Regular Sunday service. 2:30 p. m.
Theme of discourse. Religion as the Cause Of
ipe i9 lecture roop Monday at ~ D. M,
French conversational class. Truth-seekers and
strangers coTulaliy lnNlteu.
MRS. f. G. WHITE the authoress of many
books and believed by the Se7enth-day Ad-
ventists TO be Gods inspired messenger will
preach in the Seventb-day Adventists' Church
at 914 La@una St. bet. McAlhster ST and
8 o'clock. 4 cordial Invitation extended to all.
Elder $ y Haskell. member of the world
conference committee of Seventi-day Ad-
yentists. will speak in the evening At 80;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ATTENTIoN-Rev Katie Heusslnann- -Harveston
at Mangels Hall, cor. Folsom and 24th sts.,
II a. m. Spiritual conference at 8 p. M In
spiration lecture, subject, The Greater San
Francisco" Free. all come. Holds circles,
and p. m. Friday. 25c. 277l12 Folsom ST..
near oath Readings daily, Saturday and
Sunday excepted. Cut this out.
EDWARD EARLE's meeting tonight. Nov. II,
in Hoveys Hall, ia 1ith ST. Oakland tests,
messages etc; res. ZIG Telegraph ave
NINE. MAXwELI-Test meeting Sunday. s
p. M: 15c; convincing messages; reading 323A
Church st.
SPIRITUAL meeting Sun afternoon at 2. SUM-.
Tues. ewes; readings daily. 35os 10th, near
Sanchez.
AAA-MRs cRINDLE-sTateraIizing seance.
]. WILsON-Spiritual test circle sunday, Tues
MRS. EBERHART. 2e7 san Jose ave-. near cath
st: meeting tonight: readings daily:
MEETINGs-THEos
PHILOSOPHICAL headquarters. 1901 Oak ST. cor.
Scott. Public lecture. 8 p. M. by Miss NJ.
Walsh. Subject, ''The Mission of Pain
SUNDAY LECTURES.
HOW to Be Young at One Hundred" Rev.
Victor Morgan, 405 Pierce, cor Oak, tonight.
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MEETING NOTICES.