Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-08

City Rescue mission. COG East Fifth
street:
Saturday evening Mr.. Murphy, son
of Francis Murphy, will speak. There
will be a special song service.
Sunday evening Melvin E. Trotter of
Grand Rapids. Mich, superintendent of
the largest rescue mission in the world.
will speak. The choir of the Gospel
Tabernacle church will nave charge OF
the singing.
Monday evening Attorney Grove e.
Walter will speak. The young people
of the Memorial Baptist church will
assist in the music.
Talk on "short Beds"
At. the First Baptist church the re-
viva1 services now in progress have
been accompanied by much interest
and attended by large audiences. Dr.
Henry's series of sermons on Lost
Things" attracted widespread attention.
The singing of Prof. Stout and the
large chorus choir has proved a most
attractive feature. The meetings will
continue every night next week.
Monday night DR.. Henry will preach
on "Short Beds; on Tuesday. Sud
den Deaths; Wednesday. Sorrows of
Satan; Thursday, The ~ Joys OF
Tuesday a special meeting will be
held in the interest of aged and infirm
people. Arrangements are being made
to send autos and carriages FOR all
such who desire to attend and whose
names and addresses can be secured.
special program will be arranged Tor
their benefit.
Sunday afternoon a great demonstra-
ton for men will be held at 1880 O'Clock.
Canon Dickson of Toronto will deliver
an address on 1.-THE Good Soldier, ana
special music will be rendered by the
vested boys choir. the Y. M. c. A.
quartet and Prof. Stout.
DR.. Henrys topics for Sunday will be
"Christ in the Garden of Gethsemane"
in the morning and in the evening he
will speak on "Agrippa, or the Folly of
Indecision," and as prelude Will pay
his RESPECTS to Brewer Busch and his
blessing of beer.
Sunday morning at IL CLOCK the
Fellowship will hold It's regular service
in Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway.
Last Sunday was the first Sunday the
Fellowship had been under the new
leadership of Mrs. Mills as the per-
manent minister, and an exceedingly
enthusiastic meeting was the result,
every chair in the hall being occupied,
but this Sunday still greater interest,"
and crowd are expected on account OF
Mrs. Mills subject, "A city In the
fe-saving Business" referring 10 the
model CITY of Cleveland, which probably
leads the country in it's great advance
ment along the lines pertaining TO the
treatment of criminals. This is an es-
pecially appropriate subject at inns
time in this city, as our eyes are JUST
being opened to the real horrors OF TINS
and other cities
The Fellowship has already called the
attention of the mayor and council to
this remarkable story of Cleveland and
intends to take further action in at
tempting to stir the city FATHERS INTO
some forward humane movement deep
err than simply providing more room
and a workhouse, though, OF course,
that step is great relief.
Alfred Walper will play on the violin
"Rerceuse." by Henry Reber. Every
one is cordially welcome to the Sunday
meeting.
Preceding the main service the Young
Mems Lyeeum will hold it's gathering
in room 100 232 South Hill street This
Sunday at $50 a. m. Mr. Retain will
speak on Esperanto"
An interesting Bible conference, held
at the Calvary Baptist church, will
close tomorrow. Rev. W. Leon Tucker
is the pastor.
Rev. j. Caballeria will preach tomor-
row at the solemn mass at the historic
San Gabriel mission. The service will
formally open the work of the Spanish
priests of the Sacred Heart.
Tomorrow is the date set aside by the
Church federation for the general ex-
change of pulpits by the various pas
tors. 1t has been agreed not to an
nounce the exchanges until the morn
ing services.
Rev. w. H. Walker, jr, former pastor
of the Calvary Baptist church. will
preach at the Baptist church of High
land Park tomorrow on THE Servitude
~. TO- 1T
What Came of It," Rev. Mr.. Walker
recently organized this church.