Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-05
ENDEAVORERS HOLD
ANNUAL MEETING
CHURCH AUxILfARIEs PLAN Ao-
eREsslvE WORK
Los Angeles Fellowship viii Intro
duce Social, Political and Re- Y
isous Subjects at Sum
day Services

The fourth annual institute of the Los
Angeles City Christian Endeavor union
opened last night at the First Christian
church, to continue over tomorrow. "A
At the session last night Rev. A. c..
smither, the pastor, gave an address. of
welcome How Pastors and Endeav-
orers May Cooperate" was the subject
of Rev. J.. R. Compton, Rev. w. w.
Logan, Rev., w. d. Lands, E. d. r.
Moote, Miss Anna G. Franzier and Harry
| H. Godber
The program for the sessions is as fol-
lows ::
Saturday Morning, October 5, 1907
| Search the Scripture" ~
| i900-Bbie study, Rev. r. A. Hadden.
| 925-Bible marking. Rev. Geo. Foster.
| 9:50-Praise service, led by Samuel l.. Todd.
1o:o5-Conference, junior leg by MISS Arce g
M. strang; intermediate. Miss Winifred e.
| Skinner presiding. Subject, Training for the
Future" Three minute talks leading the dis
cussion on: (a) What Should Be the Inter
mediate Endeavofers' Aim?" chat Is, with
respect to future usefulness to Christ and the
church,, Clyde Doyle; (b) How Will Our
| Training as Officers Count in the Future? 2?
George Kendall; tc) How Will Our Training
] in Committee Work Count?" Elsie Jones'; Id
| How VIII Tithing Count?' Allen Percival;
| (e) How Will Our Quiet Hour Prepare Us for
Our Life work?'' Marguerite Muncy:
| 10:50-11 :35-Qonference, lookout committee led
S
| 1901 :s5-Prayer meeting, led by Miss EN-
ma Matthews.
| 1o5O-11 :15-Missicnary committee. led by Miss
Cora NJ. Lindsey
II liz ii s5-Tenth legion, led by Miss Ida
Kellogg.
n:s5-..Doing business" Rev. T. c. Horton
| 12:00-Adjournment.
Saturday Afternoon, October 8, 1907
| 2:oO-social committee conference, led by
| Miss Edith M. Graves.
al session. Miss Minnie brown
| presiding. "what Is the Quiet Hour?" Miss
| Anna Lapp; How Keep It" Miss Margaret
McCroary. Its benefits: (a) To the Individual
Miss Anna romlinson; (b) To the Society, A.
C. Smither. Address, Rev. G. Solteau. Solo,
| I'm the Secret of His Presence" Leon v.
SHAW.
s15-Praise service, led by Jesse j. Martin.
| 3:3o-"The Better CITY," Rev. Dana w. Bart
s:55-"Enforcement of the Law Edward J.
| Fleming, deputy district attorney.
| 4:2O-"The Life Of the Child" Judge Curtis
| D. Wilbur.
4:45-Praise service, led by Jesse ]. Martin.
4:55-Society problems, Rev VIII w. Logan.
5.20-Reports of nominating committees (sen-
Tor and intermediary and election or ofncers.
5:30-Adjournment ~
5:45-Banquet in Social hall. so cents plate.
Jesse o. Smith, toastmaster -
Companions" Rev. A. G. smither; The h,
Torrey Meetings." W. HI. Frost HOW Shah
We Do It?'' Leon v. Shaw. ~
Saturday Evening, October 5, 1907
74o-Praise service. led by Leon v. Shaw.
7:55-Address, Tomorrow" Rev. Arthur S.
Phelps.
s:25-soIo. by George Rose.
s:55-Address, FLOATING o. d. Conrey.
| s:l5--Installation of officers and conservation
service, Harry H Godber, state secretary.
9:30-Adjournment
City Union Junior C. e. rally, First Christian
church, Alice M. strang presiding.
Alice M. Strang presiding
Music.
| Prayer a superintendent. s
Words of welcome. Chester Smither.
Greetings from state superintendent. Miss
Maybelle Austermell.
| Scripture lesson. read by junior.
| Sentence prayers, by juniors
| Illustrated talk. Rev. Jesse p. Mcknight.
| Bible drill, juniors of Memorial Baptist
church.
Duet, Bessie and Cverny House.
intermediate rally. Sunday. p, ni October
| 6, President Clyde Doyle presiding.
Mizpah benediction.
Praise service, conducted by Leon V. shaw.
| Devotional, Marguerite Muncy.
Vocal solo, Rock of Ages" Robert Male.
Offering.
Installation of officers of intermediate c. e.
union, Rev. t. c. Horton.
sermon, Turn on the Power" Rev. Charles
H. Seccombe, Ontario Cal.
Closing hymn
Mizpah benediction
Miss Bertha M. Brooks. secretary; d. A.
Schweitzer. program; Clyde 2. Johnston, ban
ouet; Grey M <Slddmore, usher; Walter, A.
woods decorations Arthur j. A: CATER press;
Harry Tuttle finance; Miss Bessie Lawton,
registration.
VIII Sing Original Song
Tne Los Angeles Fellowship Will hold a
rally day at Blanchard hall tomorrow.
At IL o'clock Benjamin Fay Mills, the
permanent minister, will speak on Tine
Fellowship and the New Era" Alfred e.
Walper, violinist. will play Angels Ser
enade.' by Braga. Miss Helen Tape,
soprano will sing song written for the
o casion " the associate minister Rey-
mold e. Blight, entitled, "FellowshiR
We Love You" There will be reception
of new members at the morning service
Hereafter the Fellowship will hold Sun
day morning and evening services at
Blanchard hall.
Tomorrow evening Mr.. Mills will speak
on scientific Psychical Research" Much
interes. was created recently by the lee
lures by Professor Hyslop on the sub
ject of psychic Investigations. Mr.. Mills
has given much study to this subject and
is well qualified to speak upon 1t. Mr..
Charles Bowes will sing 1T Is Enough
from "Elijah." 1t Is planned to make
the Sunday evening services attractive,
interesting and profitable. Social, politi-
cal and religious subjects Of vital interest
will be discussed by speakers or au-
thority.
A young mems lyceum has been organ
lied in connection with the Fellowship
sunday scnool. meeting at Blanchar~
hall Sunday morning at $3.50 o'clock, under
the direction of Mr.. Blight, to take up
vital questions relating to the personal
lives and development of the young men.
AL the same time young women
lvceum will be conducted by Miss Mary
P. Putnam of the Polytechnic high
high school.
Church Presents Declarations
The following report has been made by
the Prospect Park Methodist church re-
garding the accusations against Rev.
George Steed, the pastor:
Regarding reports that have been circulated
In this community and conference district re-
fecting seriously on the character and Christ |
ian life of Rev. George Steed. Il
we, the undersigned. members Of the a. onsciai al
hoard Of the Prospect Park M. E church OF
which George steed is pastor, declare that we
have thoroughly investigated sucn reports ana