Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-17

Side of Things" and "a Merry Heart
Better Than Medicine"
w. S. Jacoby, DR.. Torrey's evangei-
istic assistant, comes to Los Angeles
several days in advance of DR.. Torrey
He has been engaged to address the
Baptist ministers conference meeting
in Berean hall, Temple Auditorium
Monday, November 2, at 10:15 a. m
An invitation las been extended to the
other ministers conferences to meet
with the Baptist conference at that
time and listen to the address. The
address, while directed to minister's
will be of interest to all Christians de-
string full preparation for the evan
gelistic campaign, and a general invi-
tation is extended to the public.
The regular Sunday services will be
held in Temple Baptist church with
the most attractive music and service
in the city. The pastor, Rev. Robert
j. Burdette, d. D., will occupy the
pulpit morning and evening.
The singing, under the direction OF
J. B. Poulin and Mr.. Falls, organist,
is ever an attractive feature of these
services. There are 1000 free seats, and
the strangers are always welcome to
this great auditorium.
W 10 iOR'S
The pastor will preach in the morn
ing on "A Two-F Faced Conscience" and
in the evening the text will be sober
ing Up"
The musical program will include
anthems, quartets and solos by Mrs.
Bacon, Mrs. MarXmiller. Mr.. Granger
and Mr. Poulin, with the assistance of
the fifty voices in the choir. All well
come.
Rev. A S. Phelps addressed the occi-
dental tstudents yesterday morning on
Books and Reading" Next Wednes-
day morning he will address the y. S.
c. students on "A Typical College
Man"
"The Three Great Essentials" will be
the topic of Rev. VIII A. Knighten, pas
tor of the Union Avenue Methodist
church, Sunday morning. In the even
ing the subject will be "The Cost of
Lost Love"
Jesus Christ-Who Was He?" will
be the subject of Rev. J. r. Compton
at the Y. w. C. A. vesper service Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. There will
be special music. All women and girls
are invited.
Gods Grace in the Life of Gypsy
Smith" will be the topic of Rev. A. M.
Prewitt, pastor of the Calvary Pres
byterian church, Sunday evening. In
u
be held
AT the First Baptist church Sunday
morning DR.. Henry will speak on Hid
den OPPORTUNITIES" In the evening he
will continue his series on the big
Why's of Life" speaking on why
Believe in the Deity of Christ" The
prelude for the evening will be whisky
and the White Plague"
The Tuesday afternoon meeting in
~, 70 three
weeks will be addressed by Mrs George
Soltau of London. She will speak es-
pecially to women on their preparation
for work during the Torrey campaign.
1t is hoped that many women from
other churches may be able to attend
these meetings.
Thursday of this week will be de-
voted to an all-day meeting of prayer
for missions. In the afternoon the wo-
men of the Baptist churches will or
ganize a city union for the purpose OF
carving forward their missionary work
more effectively.
How the Mighty Are Fallen" will be
the topic of Rev. w. D. Lands, Sun
day morning at the Westlake Presby-
terian church. His evening topic will
be ''Kadesh-Barnea."
To Speak on Fang Tribe
DR.. johnson of Africa, who has
worked many years among the Fang
tribe. one of the most inaccessible in
Africa, will speak at the service Sun
day evening at the Central Presbyterian
church. Rev. A. B. Prichard, the pas
for, will preach at the morning service
on "The Secret of Happiness"
"Our Neighborhood for God" will be
the topic of Rev. A. S. Phelps Sunday
morning at the Central Baptist church.
In the evening the topic will be ~. Will
bur Chapman; or, In the Kings Bus1-
ness" Next Wednesday evening Miss
Minnie Oliphant will give an evangel-
istic address. Rev. Mr.. Phelps Will
conduct special classes in evangelist
work following the next three prayer
meetings.
The forty hours alteration will begin
Sunday morning at the l0:3o O'CLOCK
mass at the Church of Our Lady of
Loretto. Rev. Jules Trudeau will be
the celebrant; Rev. J. ]. Clifford, dea-
con, and Rev. James McMannon, sub
deacon. Father Clifford will preach the
sermon. Rev. r. ]. Cotter will preach
at the Sunday night service. Monday
masses will be celebrated at 6, and
a. M, and in the evening Rev. James
Reardon will preach the sermon. Tues
day the masses will be the same, the
alteration to close Tuesday evening
with sermon by Rev. D. w. j. Muir
ply of Hollywood.
Rev. George Donahoe, pastor of Our
Lady of Loretto church, has arranged
for a mission to begin November to
be given by Revs. H. Weber and S.
Carroll, Redemptorist fathers from st.
Louis. Father Weber gave a mission
at the Cathedral eight years ago and
is we'll known. Father Donahoe also
plans an assembly hall to be built ad-
Joining the church. The plans call for a
two-story brick building, with large
hall on the first floor, and club and So
ciety roms on the second floor. 1t is
expected this building will be COM
pleted by Christmas.
At the regular service of the Los An
geles Fellowship Sunday morning at IL
o'clock in Blanchard hall, the Rev. j..
Stitt Wilson will speak on "The Prog
ress of Socialism in England" Mr..
Wilson has just returned from spending
some months in that country and is
particularly we'll qualified to speak
upon this subject both on account of
his recent trip and because of the deep
interest that he has felt Co. co many
years in the cause of Socialism. So
prano solo by Miss Helen Tape. All
seats free.
Sunday afternoon the mems meeting
at the Young Mems Christian associa-
tion 721 South Hope street, will be ad-
dressed by Giles Kellogg on the sub
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