Los Angeles herald., 1908-11-28

Williams viii speak on THE Three
Minds of Man. Mrs. Mary Garbutt
will speak al the Young Mems Lyceum
on Socialism"
The Pre- eminent Facts of the Cos
pei" will be the subject of Rev. A. B.
PricharI pastor of the Central Pres
byterian church. Sunday morning. The
evening subject will be Comfort for
Gods People,"
Rev. VIII A. Knighten, pastor of the
Union Avenue -1ethodist church. viii
preach Sunday morning on "A Prayer
for Everybody" The Church and
What Ais 1t" will be the evening
subject.
Dr. Palmer, musical director. and DR..
Young, soloist of the Torrey campaign,
VII take part in the Sunday school and
morning services Sunday at the Boyle
! Heights Methodist church. Rev Al
| fred Inwood, pastor of the church. ad-
dressed the district Epworth league
convention at Visalia yesterday.
To Hold Unique Meeting
One of the most unique meetings in
the Torrey campaign win be held on
Sunday afternoon at Ais at the Tab
ernacle, Seventh and Los Angeles
streets, when DR.. Torrey will give a
talk on BE Strong"
In order to be sure of a seat in the
Tabernacle the men and boys are asked
to meet at o'clock at The Young
Mems Christian association building,
721 South Hope street. where the Elk
aminer band will play, and later will
lead the body of men and boys to the
Tabernacle.
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday evening the subject
will be Sweet Memories and Sweet
Songs of Home" DR.. Charles Edward
Locke, the pastor, will deliver a SER
mon on the Memories of Home and
the great choir viii intersperse the
sermon with familiar songs of home,
such as Home, Sweet Home "Trun-
dle-bed Song" My Mothers Beauti-
full Hands" THE Homeland" etc. All
lovers of home and music are cordially
invited.
At Temple Baptist church, the pas
tor Rev Robert J. Burdete, D. D.,
will preach the second of his prosperity
sermons under the title, Balm for
Bankrupts" In the evening the series
on Letter from Home" will be con-
tinued. The subject will be "A Letter
to a Rich Pauper."
At the opening of the morning serv-
ice, at II. the ordinance of baptism
will be administered to several can
| didates. The scenic setting surround
ing the baptistry is a reproduction or
a picture of the fords of the Jordan
tized Jesus.
Rev. w. S. Jacoby. DR.. Torrey's as
sistant, will address the scholars Of the
Temple Baptist Bible school at $3.50
Sunday morning. The service will be
evangelistic.
Temple church will make its annual
offering Sunday morning to the work
of the Southern California Baptist con-
ventiOn work.
Wednesday evening the pastor will
| lead the midweek prayer meeting.
speaking on 1.-THE Living Room of the
Church"
Friday. December 4, the missionary
and work departments of the Women's
union will hold an all-day meeting.
Mrs. r J. Burdette will review the
third and fourth chapters of the book
used in the study course, 1.-THE Nearer
and Farther East" She will tell Of
what she has seen of the work Of mis-
sionaries among Moslems in the far
east.
AT the Echo park branch, in the alb
sence of the associate pastor, the serv-
ice will be conducted by Mr.. and Mrs.
]. Landhrum Graham. Mr.. Gr~Fam is
the social secretary of the Y. NJ. c, A.,
and will preach the sermon, and Mrs.
{ aham viii have charge Of the music.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
will hold the usual services tomorrow
/ at IL a. m. and p. m, at Simpson
auditorium, 734 South Hope street, The
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
ton Science Quarterly. the subject be-
ing ancient and Modern Necromancy;
or, Mesmerism and Hypnotism." The
reading will be from the Bible, with
! correlative passages from the Chris
ton Science textbook, Science and
Health, with Key to the Scriptures"
At the Murphy temperance meeting
Sunday night, in Blanchard hall. W. J.
Murphy and others will speak Prof.
Frank Jones, Miss Matte Scherer and
Miss Marie Mayer win sing. Every
body invited.