Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-04

| the order OF service.
Musical prelude-Bruce Soroon
Kingsley, musical director.
nvocation-Associate pastor. Edwin
| r. Brown.
Response - "Stainers SeVehlolo
Amen" by the choir.
Hymn-"Hark, Ten Thousand Harps
and Voices"
Responsive reading-"Worship in
Music and Song" Amen by choir.
Hymn-"Come Ye Disconsolate'
Prayer-Rev Robert j. Burdette. Re-
sponse by choir.
Offertory-Organ solo, THE Last
Rose of summer written by Tom
Moore Transcription by Bruce Cor
don Kingsley.
Soprano solo-"The Harp of Tara, "
Mrs. Besie I. Harrison.
Hymn-"Jesus Is Nine"
Sermonette-"A Boy from the Coun-
try" by Rev. Robert J. Burdette, d. d.
Tenor "Bendemere," by Mr..
Jackson S. Gregg.
Benedictory hymn-"God Be With
You Til We Meet Again"
There are over 1000 free seats al
these services, and no admission is
charged,
The associate pastor, Edwin r
| Brown, breaches Sunday morning at
! the Echo Park branch, 1910 West Tenn
|
! begins at 1890 and Bible school is
held Immediately following. at 1880
! The subject for the sermon Sunday
will be 1.-THE New Birth
Wednesday evening the pastors topic
! for the prayer meeting in Berean hall
will be 1.-The Bring One Society" based
on the first chapter of John, verses
| 35-51. This will also be the quarterly
! business meeting of the church and
! off NSyiIl a-
! ports.
At the close of the morning service
! the ordinance of the Lords supper will
| be observed.
The church is growing steadily by
| baptism and by letters. 1t is planned
to have baptisms on Easter Sunday
morning.
The pulpit committee has arranged
for supplies for the pulpit during the
absence of the pastor, DR.. Robert j.
Burdette, and the church and congre-
cation will be given opportunity of
hearing some of the strongest preach
ers of the denomination.
"Theater" Is Topic
Sunday morning DR.. Henry, pastor
of the First Baptist church, will
preach on "The Last Prayer of the
Bible" At this service he will extend
the hand of fellowship to a large num-
Der of new members and administer
the Holy Communion. At the evening
service he will deliver a prelude on
"The Scandal of an Easter Sunday
Naval Parade" after which he Will
deliver his fifth sermon on Scarlet
Sins" his special topic being. THE
Theater, or This Way to the Pit"
At the close of the evening service
the twenty-minute socials in the ves-
try of the church will be resumed. The
purpose of these gatherings is to well
come the strangers and to cultivate ac-
quaintance among the new members.
At this service Mrs. Fred Bacon has
kindly consented to sing.
Tuesday afternoon DR.. j. Campbell
White will address a great mass meet
ing of women in this church, and on
Thursday evening there will be a great
demonstration in the interest of a state
Sunday law; Rev. DR.. Tufts of the in
ternational reform bureau will be the
principal speaker, but several pastors
and representative citizens will have
a place on the program.
The lectures on the uplift of China
by Rev. L. A. Gould, are attracting
large audiences every Monday night
The semi-annual election of officers
for the Young Peoples societies has
Just taken place. Miss Lulu Ross has
been reelected president of the senior
society. The work greatly prospered
under her direction, Miss Henry, the
pastors daughter, is in charge of the
| fine work among the intermediates
young people who are not old enough
| to be identified with the senior work.
Will Dedicate Church
sheltered Behind the Blood" will be
the topic of Rev. A. NJ. Prewitt, pastor
of the Calvary Presbyterian church
! -AIl
mon communion will be celebrated and
new members received. In the evening
Rev. Mr.. Prewitt will speak on Some
One Is Coming" This church will be
dedicated a week from tomorrow.
Rev w. D. Lands. pastor of the
Westlake Presbyterian church, will
preach tomorrow morning on Lowest
Thou Me-" and in the evening on 1.-The
Living Lord"
The Christians Three Objects of
Reverence will be the subject of Rev
A B. Prichard pastor of the Central
Presbyterian church, tomorrow evening.
| DR.. Prichard will take as the three rev.
erences, THY God, Thyself and Thy
Neighbor."
The Westlake Presbyterian church
held a successful congregational meet
! ing last Wednesday evening, the re-
ports showing all departments in a
prosperous and harmonious condition
NJ. B. Golden and w. NJ. Campbell were
reelected as elders and r, E. Page, u
O. Long, DR.. f. Guy Reilly, NJ. B. Colder
and w. M. Campbell, trustees. Deaconf
will be elected at a called business
session tomorrow morning.
The Baracca and Philathea classes ot
this church were entertained las
Thursday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. L. F. Roth, 1887 Ocean View
avenue A business session was held
followed by a social hour and refresh
ments.
b. f. Pearson will have charge of the
usual converts meeting this evening al
the Union Rescue mission. Tomorrow
evening Mr.. Berkley will speak. Mon
day evening the young people of the
Asbury Methodist church will have
charge. F. w. Shelley will speak. o
D. Conrey will give his stereopticor
lecture at the mission next Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Mr.. Lea to Speak
Rev. Frank T. Lea will speak tomor-
row evening at the MateO Street Union
chapel and Children's Relief home or
Il Am the Way"
Classification by Faith" will be the
general topic at the City Rescue mis-
sion this evening. Mr.. Schriber will
speak at the mission tomorrow after
noon on Power of an Unseen God
j. Hudson Ballard will speak at the
evening service. Monday evening the
young people of the Memorial Baptist
church will have charge of the service
Rev. Warren F. Day, pastor emeritus
of the First Congregational church, vii