Los Angeles herald., 1907-06-08
OWENS RIVER IS
MINISTERS TOPIC
CLERGYMEN WILL PREACH ON
WATER PROJECT
Enthusiasm Is Shown Among Religious
Leaders in Favor of the
Bonds-NeWs of the
Churches

be marked with many addresses anc
sermons bearing upon the Owens rlvei
project. Many of the clergymen VII
, make short addresses on the pro1ec
either preceding or after their sermons
5 while several will base their sermons
on different phases of the project
} In the majority of the Protestant
evangelical churches children's day viii
be observed with Sunday school eXer'
cises and in many churches infants
will be baptized.
A tent church campaign is to be car
ried on in Los Angeles during the sum
mer under the general supervision ol
Rev. T. c. Horton. Three tents VIII DC
secured, to be located in different sec
tions of the city, where services Will De
conducted during the summer.
The Comrades class of the Trinity
Methodist church south will conduct
the mems meeting tomorrow afternoon
at the Y. M. C. A., 6211a South Broad
way. Oscar B. Smith will speak on
Our Young Men, the Hope of the
Nation" The association orchestra and
quartet will take part in the service, TO
Which all men, especially strangers, are
invited.
A childrens day service will be held
tomorrow morning at the First Congre-
gational church, at which Rev. H. z.
Case and Rev. William Horace Day will
make addresses A number of children
will be baptized. In the evening DR..
Day will speak on "Water-a Parable
from Municipal Life" His sermon will
| be based on the owens river aqueduct
project.
breaches in Honolulu
| DR.. Warren F. Day, pastor emeritus
of the First Congregational church, WHO
is touring Hawaii with Mrs. Day
| Ioc ct GIN in HnnnlIl1lI
Last Thursday evening dedicatory
services were held at Ell Club Belen,
which name is the Spanish for the
Bethlehem club. The new club is To-
Gated at 61S New Hight street, and 1t has
long been the desire of Rev. Dana w.
Bartlett to reach the Spanish speaking
people of that locality. Rev. William
Horace Day preached the ded1catory
sermon. Mrs. H. K. w. Bent was con-
secrated deaconess for the new work AT
the service.
Tomorrow morning Rev. G. e. Foster,
pastor of the Newman Methodist
church, will preach a memorial sermon
for Mrs. Nettie Ham, who was Buried
last Thursday. Mr.. and Mrs. Ham
were members of Mrs. Fosters Sunday
school class of young people and were
the first couple married from that class.
Tomorrow morning Rev. e. P. Ry-
u,
church of Hollywood, will preach on
True Living" In the evening he will
speak before the graduates of the
Downey high school.
The Brotherhood of st. Paul of the
Memorial Methodist church of Holly
wood met last Thursday evening.
Rev. T. c. Marshall, rector of st.
Marks church, will speak tomorrow
morning on 1.-THE Great Supper" and
t.. will fol tonic
Temptation or the Serpent in the
Garden"
The British bell ringers furnished a
program last night at the Boyle
Heights Methodist church.
Will Lay Corner Stone
The Highland Park Methodist church
will lay it's corner stone this afternoon
at o'clock at the corner of Avenue
Fifty-five and Ash street. Rev. John
A Jackson is the pastor.
Tomorrow will be observed at chill
dren's day at the Boyle Heights Meth
odist church. In the morning Rev.
Alfred Inwood will preach special
sermon to the children and in the even
ing Sunday school exercises will be
held.
Tomorrow morning general COM
munion will be celebrated at st.
Young Ladies' st. Cecilia sodalities
and st. Raphael's society. At 130 p. m.
a meeting of ST. Raphael's society will
be held. Next Tuesday the last Tues
day in the novena in honor of st.
Anthony will be observed with mass
at s o'clock and an evening service with
sermon on St. Anthony. The feast
will be observed Thursday, June 13,
with solemn mass.
"Wednesday aUnT1iror i'm
pressive memorial service was held at
the First Congregational church for the
late Deacon Thomas r. Howard, who
has been a member of the church the
past ten years. Last Sunday Deacon
Howard's vacant chair was draped at
the communion service. At the service
Wednesday evening addresses were
made by Prof. Henry E. Storrs, Mrs.
Mary Porter Haines in behalf of the
women's societies; Rev. ]. L. Male,
superintendent of home missions; Miss
Belva Rice, for the Christian Endeavor
society; DR.. Edwin Harwood, for the
young men of the church; Mrs. o. v.
Rice, Miss E. M. Peck, Deacon M. S.
Averill and others. Rev. William
Horace Day, the pastor, paid a glowing
tribute to the memory of Deacon
Howard.
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, will
give the last of his series of stereopti-
con lectures on Japan Sunday evening,
June 16. He will speak on Full
Yama.'
Gives Bible Teachings
Rev. A. B. Prichard, pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church, has begun
series of Sunday evening sermons on
'Bible Teachings on Sanctification."
DIR. Prichard will give series of fifteen
lectures on Bible topics at the Bible
conference at Mount Hermon, in the
Santa Cruz mountains, beginning July
1. The Mount Hermon Bible Institute,
which was located at this resort last
year, will include a Bible conference,
temperance and Sunday school conven-
tions and addresses of interest along
the various church lines.
Tomorrow morning DR.. F. Dewitt
Talmage will deliver sermon of con-
graduation to the school and college
graduates and will preface his sermon
with short talk on the owens river
In the evening he will speak on "The
Famine's Lesson"
At the Baptist acquaintance social,
held Tuesday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Dickerson, Angeleno Heights,
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