Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-30

Song. Of Songs; p. M; $3.50 p. M. Led
Saturday, April 6. 9:15 a. M; 1880 a. m,
Loyalty to the Dead; memorial SER
vice. 1880 a. m.
Prohibition Union
The Prohibition union will hold a
special meeting at Symphony hall, 232
South Hill street, Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. c. ]. Hall will speak on
| Meal Dow the Old Man Glorious"
Fred F. Wheeler will be chairman.
| Special music has been provided. The
public is invited.
Union Rescue Mission
This evening there will be reunion
Of the Samaritans club, composed en-
tirely of converts of the mission. The
address will be given by Rev. T. G.
Horton. A, conservation service will be
held at 9:3O Sunday morning, led by
7. F. Plummer.
AT 2:15 the superintendent will con-
duct a higher ground service for
workers and converts, to be followed by
gospel wagon service at the Plaza,
First and Los Angeles, and one at
First and Main streets. The Pente-
costal service will be at o'clock. At
8 o'clock Rev. ]. Hudson Ballard, pas
tor of the Gospel Tabernacle. will
speak on "The True Meaning of Eas-
ter" A quartet. composed of business
men, will sing two selections, assisted
in the second by Miss Jessie Goodwin.
The converts chorus will sing THAT
Will be Glory for Me-"
Monday evening there will be a
birthday party" when one of the
boys" George Culver, will celebrate
his first anniversary of a sober
Christian life.
City Rescue Mission
Tonight at 7:3O o'clock A. D. Conrey
of the Bethlehem Institutional church
will speak. Sunday at p. m. special
Easter services will be held under the
auspices of the young ladies of the
Philathea society. Sunday evening at
1880 Benjamin F. Pearson will speak
Topic: Heaven and He'll Monday
evening at 1880, special music; topic:
"The Old-fashioned Gospel"
Temple Baptist Church Notes
At the prayer meeting last Wednes-
day night at the Temple Baptist church
twenty members were received into the
church, eleven of whom were candi-
dates for baptism. OF these, six were
members of one family, the mother,
daughters and three sons, and a young
woman who is member of the house,
hold.
Fifteen candidates will be baptized
at the Easter morr ing service in the
beautiful Jordan baptistry."
Harry Baskerville has been elected
financial secretary of the church. with |
his offices at 7O3 Auditorium building.
The board room at the temple, ad-
joining Berean hall, on the second floor, |
is open every day, and the pastors as
sistant, Rev. w. c. Clatworthy. will be |
present to receive callers from till
10:30 every morning and from Z to 81
Monday and Friday evenings. The pas
tors study is oren every Wednesday |
afternoon. but only to persons who come
on matters concerning the religious life. |
No business of any secular character
will be discussed there. The study is !
not a business office.
The elementary department of the |
Bible school, under the superintendence
OF Mrs. Charles A. Baskerville has out
grown it's quarters In C,lildren's hail. |
by the Bible school to accommodate
the growing classes The knights
Templar, upon invitation of the Temple
church, win worship in the Auditorium
at o'clock Sunday afternoon. Pastor
Burdette will be the preacher.
First Unitarian Church
Morning-Organ. "Pastorale" CWely):
choir. my Soul Doth Magnify the
Lord" (Blumenschein) "God Is Love"
Mr.. 9owes F0d choir; an
them. music adapted from sextet from
Lucia" solo, MY Heart Ever Faith
full" (Bach), Mrs. Colby; organ, "Grand
Choeur" (GulmanO; choir, Mrs. Frank
Colby. Miss Beresford JOY j. H. Zinck
and Charles Bowes; #. II. Colley. or
ganist.
Sunday at Y. W. C. A.
Chorus, Lift Thine Eyes" Cdendels-
sohn), Y. w. q. A Choral club.
Away Edward Marzo). Miss Ruth Hood /