Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-03
TEMPERANCE DISCIPLE WILL
OPEN SUNDAY NIGHT
PRESBYTERIAN WILL
OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY
Event to BE Celebrated Monday by
Dinner at Which Ministers Of
Prominence viii Make
Addresses

| winter Mr.. Murphy Will make the prin
cipal address. His son, Thomas Muir
ply will also speak. Other speaker!
will be Frank Pratt, Rev. j. H. Phil
lips. G. Walters. Walter Clancy and
others. A large choir will render gos
pei songs under the leadership of Prof
Martin. Mrs. E. H. Dorm will give 6
solo and Francis Murphy will sins
'Golgotha."
Mr.. Murphy is very enthusiastic II
the work and hopes to establish a cam.
paign for temperance in the various
| sections of the city that he may come
into personal contact with the men oil
the city. Mr.. Murphy has had great
difficulty in securing suitable halls fol
the meetings in the section east OF
Main street, where he wishes to hold
many meetings.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church will
celebrate its twentieth anniversary
Sunday with special services. In the
| morning DR.. Hugh X. Walker will
preach a historical sermon on after
Twenty Years the Firmer Grasp of an
| Ideal" In the evening the women S
societies of the church will have
charge. There will be five addresses,
| representing the different societies.
Monday evening the men will give a
u.
to act as POSTMASTER. Addresses will
be made by Rev. E. P. Ryland, Rev.
William Horace Day, DR.. John Willis
Baer DR.. e. S. Chapman, D. e. Luther
and Rev. Josiah Sibley.
Tuesday the women of the church
will hold an all-day meeting with a
luncheon at noon. Mrs. w. j. Chiches-
ter, wife of the first pastor, will act as
toastmistress. In the evening the
Christian Endeavor society will hold
its anniversary Wednesday evening
the Sunday school will hold exercises
and the festivities will close Thursday
evening with an "old home reception"
to all the members.
"Hatched in the Wrong Place"
DR. George Soltau of London, Eng
land. who has just completed a sue
cessful series of convention addresses
in the east and reached Los Angeles
last Monday, will speak in thenew au-
ditorium of the Young Mems Christian
association, 721 South Hope street. Sun
day afternoon at $780, He has chosen
to speak on this unique subject,
Matched in the Wrong Place." The
meeting is for men only.
DIR. George Soltau is one of the most
profound scholars of the Bible on the
American continent, and men will do
| ing.
The Y M. c. A. male quartet and
| other musical features will form part
| of the afternoons program.
| Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
trail Baptist church. will begin series
of sermons on Leaders of Men, to-
morrow evening with the topic "A
Voice Heard Around the World" Sue
ceedng topics will be "A Brand from
a Gypsy Camp" "In the Kings Bust
ness" From Shoe Store to Platform, -
"Saved from a Cannibal Feast by a
Crucifx" and "A Modern Boanarges."
Rev. A. w. Atkinson district super
intendent of the Methodist church in
Los Angeles. will dedicate the portable
church at the corner of West Thirty
ninth street and Normandie avenue
Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock. Rev. E..
]. Inwood and Rev. Eli McClish will
take part in the service. A union
choir will render music. This portable
church has done duty at Highland
Park and Belvedere Heights and will
house the new Methodist congregation
until permanent building is created.
Rev. C. ]. Miller is the pastor of the
new congregation.
To Meet at Pomona
Church people from Los Angeles will
flock to Pomona next week for the two
conventions to be held there. The Los
Angeles Baptist association will con-
vene next Tuesday to close Thursday,
and on that day the Sunday school con-
vention will open, to continue until
Saturday.
The Baptist convention will open
Tuesday with a session of the Sunday
schools during the day, and in the even
ing the young peoples societies will
have charge. Wednesday pand Thurs
day the association will hold it's an
nual sessions.
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
trail church of Los Angeles, will de-
liver the annual sermon Wednesday
morning, and on Wednesday evening
Rev. j. Q. A. Henry, pastor of the First
church of Los Angeles, will preach.
Thursday afternoon the Women's Mis-
sionary societies will hold a session and
in the evening Rev. Robert Burdette
will speak on Echoes from the Old
World"
The third anniversary of the organ
ization of the First New Testament
church was observed last Sunday and
with special services during the week.
This church now conducts mission
training school for the prospective for
eign missionaries.
The new Baptist church of San Dimas
will be dedicated with special services
rev. L. IN. plSlQS VI
will preach the dedicatory sermon.
Rev. t. A. Davenport is pastor of the
new church, which is located at the
corner of Second street and San Dinas
avenue, San Dimas.
The Bethlehem Institutional church
is now conducting four we'll attended
night schools.
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
trail Baptist church, will address the
annual banquet of the Baraca class at
Pasadena next Friday evening,
"How Much is a Man Worth?" will
be the topic of Rev. William Horace
Day, pastor of the First Congregational
church, tomorrow afternoon at the last
5 o'clock vesper service for the season.
DIR. Day will preach at the morning
service on 1.-The Book of Books"
Bishop johnson of the Episcopal do
cese of Los Angeles Is expected to ar
rive in Los Angeles about the middle of
the month from aA extended tour is
Europe.
"South Is Going Dry"
DR.. Charles Edwin Locke, pastor of
the First Methodist church, will preach
tomorrow evening on 1.-THE South Is
Going Dry" His morning topic will be
Anchors that Hold
christian Perfection" will be the
topic of Rev. l.. G. Morris, rector of st.
Johns Episcopal church, Sunday MORN
ing. Rev. F. Stevens will preach at the
evening service.
Landlord and Tenant" will be the
topic of Rev. Will A. Knighten, who
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