Los Angeles herald., 1907-10-02
gle and the places of preparation for the

gle and the places of preparation for the
same"
1T. t. Woodruff, superintendent of
the Temple Baptist Sunday school, who
acted as president of the convention,
gave a short address on the ways of
bringing the young men into the
church. Rev. E. R. Brown spoke on
Mission Study
At the afternoon session John
Brewer, chorister of the Temple Bap-
tist church Bible school, led the sing
ing.
Reports Heard
Committee reports were given, fol-
lowed by the election of the Sunday
school convention officers as follows:
F. B. Crozier, Temple church, presi-
dent; Ira ]. H. Sykes, Pasadena, vice
presidents w. b. B. Taylor, Sawtelle,
secretary; ]. Tomlinson, treasurer; G..
p. Falls, H. M. Garrett and Amos w.
Powell, executive committee.
The report of the enrolment commit
tee showed the attendance of eighty
six delegates, twenty-four visitors and
three visitors outside of the state at
the convention yesterday.
"The Sunday School at Work" was
the topic of the afternoon. Ira J.. H.
Sykes, Rev. H. Russell Greaves, DR.
John Il. Mccoy and w. T. Ward led the
Sunday school work discussions.
At the evening session the young
peoples convention was conducted by
Miss Hattie M. Clarke, president of the
convention. The praise service was led
by Rev. W. F. Shelley, which was fol-
lowed by the appointment of the nomi
mating committee, roll call of societies,
report of the treasurer and election of
officers.
The officers elected were Newton
Van Why, East Los Angeles, president;
j. M. Paige, Pomona, vice president;
Cora White,\ Rivera, secretary; F. G..
Collins, Whittier, treasurer.
Newton Van Why, the newly elected
president, was called upon who made
brief remarks.
In place of Rev. ]. Bruce Evans, who
was expected to speak. Rev. w. F. Ire
land made brief remarks.
rs the Young Man Safer" was the
topic of an address given by Wendell
B. B. Taylor, which was followed by
adjournment.
Forty Churches Included
The Los Angeles Baptist association
will open this morning with e. E. Selph
as moderator. The association is COM
posed of forty Baptist churches. The
program will be as follows:
10:00-Calling to order of association Praise
and prayer. led by G. P. Falls.
10:15-Words of welcome by the pastor, Rev.
F. G. Cressey PHI. d. Response and address
by the moderator of the association, Il. E.
Sclph appointment of committees: (a) Ar
rangements and devotions; (b) enrolment; (c)
nominations; Id reception of new churches
Offering. Report of committee on arrange
ments and devotion.
11:OO--Annual sermon, Christ the Son of
Cod Rev H. Russell Greaves.
11:45-Spirltual responses.
12:00-Adjournment
AFTERNOON
1:45-Devotional exercises, led by H. Haskell.
2:Oo-sermon. THE Ge0ess of the Spiritual
Life" Rev. e. r. Brown
2:30-Report Of committee on enrolment APP
pontment of committees: State of religion.
Sunday schools home missions foreign mis-
sions publications education, young peoples
work. obituaries. resolutions next anniversary.
state work Reading of church letters. Re-
port of committee on reception of new churches
and hand of fellowship.
4:30-IntroductioiI of new pastors.
Adjournment 9 2
EVENING
7.15--Prase service.
7:30-Sermon 1.-THE Growth OF the Spiritual
Life" Rev. j. F. Watson.
S:00-Report of the committee on Christian
education, Rev. F. G. Cressey, Phi, d.
s:i5-Address, Some Phases OF the Educa-