Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-11-01
st Wednesday evening Officers elect

last Wednesday evening officers elect
ed for the coming year were:
Deacons-N. S. Averill, L. K. Clen-
demon. H. r. Crowell, w. H. Griffin,
J. c. Hamilton, b. N. Pauly, Q. u.
Richards, z. r. Shrader, H. d. Storrs
and Curtis D. Wilbur.
Trustees-E. P. Clark, president; r.
H. Cass, George H. Clark, T. ii. Nc
Cornell, ]. d. Nash, ]. c. F. Atsatt
and 3. F. Sanborn.
Clerk-Percy G. Anderson.
Financial ecretary-Charles H. j.
Assistant secretary-Miss Emily c.
Peck.
Treasurer-R. J. Waters.
Treasurer of COMMUNICATING w.
Harrison.
superintendent of Bible school-C.
E. Fisher.
DR.. d. f. Howe, pastor of the West
lake Methodist church, will speak sun
day afternoon at the Y. w. G. A. YES
per service at o'clock. Special music
will be rendered by Mrs. Edmund
Shank, Mrs. L. ]. Selby and Miss Alice
Crawford.
Rev. w. L. Tucker, pastor of the
Calvary Baptist church, will conduct
an evangelistic Bible study at the
Union rescue mission. A free coffee
Social VIII 10 SANSh at lAllo asfA7S1cit
Sunday at D. IN. Last Sunday lOO
hungry men were fed at this mission.
In the evening Evangelist w. MARYLAND
will speak.
Rev G. d. Heuver, the new pastor
of the Bethesda Presbyterian church,
has arrived and will conduct both
services Sunday. His morning and
evening subjects will be, respectively,
"The Sovereignty of God" and 1.-THE
Fact of Gods Help"
| At Temple Baptist church the or
ganic life of the church is showing
most gratifying signs. Each Wednes-
day evening sees new members brought
into active relation with the organiza-
ton. Next Sunday DR.. Burdette will
preach both morning and evening. The
morning subject will be a sermon on
reforms, entitled God Speed the
Right"
At the close of the morning service
the right hand of church fellowship
will be extended to the new members
and the ordinance of the Lords supper
will be observed.
To Give Special Message
In the evening at 6:15 in children's
hall DR.. Burdette will address the
younger young people, giving them a
special message for their winter $
work.
At 1880 in the auditorium the church
will give one of its popular monthly
musical services. The choir has been
especially trained for the occasion I'M
/ der the dictatorship. of Prof. J. B.
Poulin. ]. ]. Falls at the great organ
will give an imitation of cathedral
chimes and show some of the combina-
lions possible upon an organ of 5000
pipes. The quartet of trained voices
will render selections and Miss Roper
will sing the offertory solo. DIR. Bur-
dette. will preach sermonette on
Taking Chances" The frontispiece
of the Temple Herald is illumined with
poem under that title composed by
DIR. Burdette for the occasion.
On Monday at 1880 in Berean hall
the Los Angeles Baptist Ministers
union meets to listen to an address
| by w. S. Jacoby, the singing evan
gelist with DIR. Torrey on "How to
Help the Torrey Meetings" The other
UNCONVENTIONAL ministers conferences
| have been invited and the meeting
will be open to the public.
| Wednesday evening at the regular
midweek prayer and praise meeting
DIR. Burdette will talk on "A Sure Cure
of the Blues
Monday evening the senior B. Y. P.
| u. will hold a box social in Berean
| hall. The young women will bring
| lunches in boxes which viii be auc-
toned off to the young men. The pro-
ceeds of the sale will go to the work
of evangelization in Imperial valley,
and the con sents of the boxes to go
to the edificatfon of the inner man who
secures theaA All young people of the
church and congregation are invited.
At the Baptist noon luncheon at the
Nadroj, 324 West Third street, Rev,
f. w. Parsons of Monrovia will speak
on what Next?"
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
win hold the usual services tomorrow