Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-02
PL YMOIJ7H CHURCH
TO OPEN DOORS
WILL MARK NEW ERA or PASTOR
AND PARIsHIoNERs
Rev. J. H. Mal!ows, Leader Of congre-
gatlonaI Flock, VIII Formally
Begin Work Of Eighth
Year Tomorrow

will be held tomorrow, when the new
church building, on Twenty-first street,
near Estrella avenue. will be used for
the first time.
At the morning service reception of
over thirty new members will be held,
followed by the administration of the
Lords supper
In the afternoon the main opening SER
vice will be held at o'clock. Rev. B. F.
Boiler will offer the invocation; Rev.
H. p. Case will read the Scripture lesson;
Rev. N. L. Rowell will offer the prayer,
and Rev. Warren +. Day will preach the
opening sermon.
In the evening the church choir VIII
give a sacred concert, with an address
by the pastor.
The services tomorrow will mark the
work Of years by both pastor and people,
and will be day Of rejoicing In the con-
eregation.
The first church building OF the con-
gregation was erected on the present site
iu 1883 and will now be used as a Sunday
school room and social hall. Last Sunday
Rev. ]. H. Mallows, the pastor, COM
pleted the seventh year of his pastorate,
and tomorrow will begin the eighth
The new church is finished on the in
terror in yellow pine, with light oak pews
and pulpit furniture. The harmonious
color scheme is carried out with green
carpets and draperies. The main audi
torium will seat 15O with eight Sunday
school class rooms adjoining. The Sum
cay school has membership of 100 of
which Rev. Mr.. Maliows Is the pastor.
THE church membership numbers 15O.
The new church, which combines the
mission style with slight tendency to
gothic, will be enhanced by several very
fine stained glass windows. The north
side of the church will be adorned with
three windows, in panels. given in menA
ory of J. s. Slauson. The central VIM
dow will represent the ascension, with
church militant and triumphant on either
side. At the east end, o. H. Churchill
has presented window in memory of his
mother, to represent the resurrection.
Mrs Felix Howes has presented a window
on the south side. to represent THE En-
fhronement." Also on this side are win
dows by Alexander White, in memory
of his wife and one by Mrs. M. M. Shaw.
Smaller windows have been given by
M. III. Bowker, In memory of his wife,
Rdr. and Mrs. H. E. Burdick for their
young son, Mrs. M. M. James for husband
and son, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Bar
rows for their daughter
Adjoining the church on the south is a
IS located the pastors study. Connecting
the two buildings Isl a covered pergola.
giving easy access to both the church
and parish building.
Rev J. II. Mallows, the pastor of the
church, has superintendent the arrange-
ments for the building, which will cost
$4,000, and aside from this has put in
$4,000 in church improvements during his
.rastorate.
Assistant Pastor Enters Duties
Rev. w. s. Irvine, who has recently
been called to the assistant pastorate of
the First Baptist church, has accepted
the call and entered upon his duties as as
sistant pastor of the church. At the
service tomorrow morning Rev. ]. @. A.
Henry will receive over thirty members
irto membership. He viii speak on
.'Life's Singing Angel" In the evening
he will continue his series on 1.-THE
Home and will take for his topic,
'Model Marriage, or Each for the Other
and Both for God" AS a short prelude
10 the sermon, DR.. Henry will speak on
s'107 Sunday Drunks'
During November a series Of special
services will be held at the Holy Cross
church. High mass will be sung each
morning of the first nine days, at s
o clock. Each Friday evening stations
Of the cross will be observed, with con-
gregational singing and benediction.
Sunday evenings series of instructions
will be given by Rev. T. F. Fahey, the
pastor, on "The Doctrine of Holy Souls,
Purgatory and Indulgence"
Rt Rev. Mgr. Harnett v. c., will
preach at the 10:30 o'clock mass tomorrow
at the Cathedral of st. Vibiana. Rev.
William Palmer will preach at the even
ing service.
Elaborate preparations are being made
for the dedication Of the church of Our
LADY of Loretto on November II. Bishop
Conay will officiate.
Rev. James Lilley, c. M, will celebrate
the 1926 o'clock mass tomorrow at st.
yincent's church. Rev. L. j. Devine,
C, M, will preach. Rev. p. H. Mcdonald,
c. M, will. preach at the evening service.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist, will
hold the usual services today at IL a. m.
and 8 p. m, at Simpson auditorium, 7S4
south Hope street The lesson sermon
will be from the Christian Science Quar-
terly, the subject being adam and Fallen
Man" The reading will be from the
Bible with correlative passages from the
Christian Science textbook Science and
HeaIth, with Key to the Scriptures,
Conducts Revival Services
DR.. Mahood, the evangelist, is conduct
ing a series of evangelistic services at
The Boyle Heights Methodist church,
which will continue over next week DR..
Ndahood will preach at both services to-
morrow The four Methodist churches of
Boyle Heights are uniting in these ser
vices special children's service was
held yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. A. S. Phelps, wife of the pastor
of the Central Baptist church, returned
from the east last Thursday. Mrs.
Phelps visited relatives and friends in
the east on their return from Europe.
The Sunday school officers and teachers
OF the University Methodist church were
entertained last Thursday night at the
home Of Mr.. Tolchard. 1929 st. Andrews
place
"Peter sifted" will be the topic of Rev.
A. c. Snither, pastor of the First Chris
fian church, tomorrow morning. In the
evening he will speak on walks in Jeru-
SALEM"
ssThe Duty of the Present TO the Past"
win be the topic of Rev. A. b. Prichard,
pastor Of the Central Presbyterian church,
tomorrow morning.
The Christian ministers of Southern
California will meet Monday with an all
oay session at the First Christian church
Luncheon viii ne served at noon.
The Woman's Home Missionary society
of the Boyle Heights Methodist church
---s1fI hold q "a eat home next Wednesday,