Los Angeles herald., 1907-11-30

the intermediate society. There will be
no evening service.
Rev. Alfred Inwood. pastor of the
Boyle Heights Methodist church, will
speak at the service tomorrow morning
on 1.-The Christian and the Social Life"
In the evening he will take for his topic
"The Conflict of the Spirit" DR.. John
Willis Baer of Occidental college will
address the Sunday school of this church
at its session tomorrow morning.
DR.. Henry will speak at the First Bap-
tist church tomorrow morning on the
'Immutable Truths of the Bible The
sermon will be followed by the reception
of new members and the administration
of communion. In the evening he will
conclude his series of sermons on the
Home" by speaking on Divorced but
Not Disgraced." The ordinance of bap-
tism will follow the evening service. The
mems banquet on Monday night was
grand success; 1853 men We're present and
the basis was laid for an effective broth
erhood in the near future. DR.. Henry
is to speak twice at the Baptist state
convention to be held at Long Beach
during the coming week.
Give Church Reception
Last night the old members of the
Temple Baptist church gave an enjoyable
reception to the new members in Berean
hail. A pleasant evening was enjoyed.
About forty people were converted
Thanksgiving day at the Union Rescue
mission This evening the usual con-
verts' meeting will be held Rev. T. c..
Horton will speak at the service tomor-
row evening. Miss Tedford will sing.
Help Those Women" will be the topic
of Rev. A. c. Smither, pastor of the First
Christian church, tomorrow morning. In
the evening he will continue his series
on Palestine and will speak on "A Visit
on Horseback to the Jordan and the
Dead Sea-" The series is illustrated with
stereopticon views.
Preparations are being made for the
Baptist state convention to be held next
week at Long Beach.
rs Commercialism a Curse or Bless
ing?' will be the subject of an address
by Reynold e. Blight before the Los
Angeles Fellowship at Blanchard hall, 235
South Broadway, at II o'clock tomorrow
morning. Mr.. Blight has had experience
as a public accountant in Wall street,
New York city, San Francisco and Los
Angeles, and is well qualified to talk on
commercial conditions from an ethical
standpoint. Miss Helen Tape, soprano,
will sing "The Golden Pathway" by
Gray, and Alfred e. Walper, violinist,
will play 'Meditations'' CVision of Jean
u'Arc) by SOunOu. MISS Anna Iappe,
accompanist. All seats free.
Recent communications from Benjamin
Fay Mills, the permanent minister of
the Fellowship, bring the information
that he is holding meetings of excep-
tional interest and attendance in Portland.
Tacoma and Seattle. He Is expected
home within two weeks.
The first anniversary of the City Rescue
mission last Tuesday night was a grand
success.
mission, spoke and was followed by
various members of the board of direc-
tors. who in every instance expressed
great satisfaction, and in some instances
genuine surprise at the results of the
years work, IN view of the extreme
youth of the mission and the necessary
difficulties to surmount.
The City Rescue mission was voted by
one speaker to be the biggest health
lest infant at one year oil that he had
ever seem" The mission hall was packed
to the doors and the enthusiasm was at
white heat. Members of the board of
directors informed the audience that
great plans were being made for the
future, not only of this particular mis-
sion, but for all the missions under their
control.
The brief report read by Superintendent
Leary ELECTED great applause, and is in
part as follows:
Collections. $2911. As; expenses S3205. "a,
leaving a deficiency of s464.SS; attendance
at mission 50.319; conversions, 1922.
Miss Blakesley, superintendent of the
Sunday school, reported that the base
ment had been fitted up for the over