Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-05
EAGER TO HEAR
REV. Mr.. LOCKE
NEW PASTOR WILL PREACH AT
FIRST M. E. CHURCH
DIR. BuRDETTE TO BE WELCOMED
AT TEMPLE BAPTIST
Sunday Services by Y. M. c. A. VIII
Be Conducted in Building
Recently Conn.,
pleted

Tomorrow will be marked by special
services Of interest in several denom-
nations Great interest centers around
the first sermon by Rev. Charles Ed
ward Locke, the new pastor OF the
First Methodist church, succeeding
Bishop Mcintyre. DR.. Locke announces
that he will preach at the NOR III &
service on THE Victory OF Falth. me ne
evening topic will be THE Progress OF
Jesus"
At the Temple Baptist church Or.
Robert 7. Burdette will be welcomed
back to his great congregation atter a
three months trip abroad, and at the
Y. M. c. A. the first Sunday afternoon
service will be held in the new build
ing. The Y. M. e. A. BAND wiz p ny
in the palm garden, and among tine
speakers will be Mayor Harper, Arthur
Let's. A. B. Cass, John Willis Baer,
Senator Flint, Dr. Burdette, DR.. Day,
H. J. Mccoy, A. j. Wallace, Dr. q. Il.
Bovard, ]. Ross Clark, DR.. Pritchett'
DR.. j. Q. A. Henry, B. b. WILCOX, Dr.
Locke, Miss Cora latham ana mrs.
Dewey. This service will be for both
men and women.
Catholics of Los Angeles will observe
with special services tomorrow st.
Vibiana's day.
At Temple Baptist church worship
ping in the Auditorium the pastor,
Rev. Robert J. Burdette, d. D., Will
occupy his pulpit both morning and
Wednesday evening over four hundred
members of the church had gathered
to welcome him home again. when
he entered the room the audience arose
and gave the Chautauqua salute ana
sang the doxology, and both the pastor
and Mrs. Burdette spoke of their trip
and their visits to churches in Eng
T1-o1 Nd nd
"Every One at Work"
At the Sunday morning service in
the Auditorium DR.. Burdette viii
preach a Labor day sermon entitled
"Eyeryone at Work. After the SER
vice the ordinance of the Lords Sup
per will be observed by the members
of the church and the right hand oil
church fellowship will be extended to
the new members, fifteen OF Whom
were received Wednesday evening.
The evening service, beginning at
7:45 in the Auditorium, will be marked
by the administration of the ordinance
of baptism to a large number of can
didates DR.. Burdette will begin
series of sermons to run through Sep
TENDER under the general topic "A
Great Journey" The various special
topics for each Sunday evening will be
1.-The Sart," THE Guide" THE Com
pany, line Destination.
The associate pastor, Edwin X.
Brown, will preach at the Echo park
branch at 1910 Temple street, at 1890
on 1.-The Source of Spiritual Life"
Monday evening the Womens union
will tender a reception to DR.. and
Mrs. Burdette in Berean hall from to
10 o'clock. This will be a welcome
and congregation.
Tho r11i6Wpak pT9Vpr meeting in
Berean hall will be led by the pastor,
Rev r. ]. Burdette, and his subject
will be Admission Day." and the SER
vice will be a service of prayer for
our state.
Friday at 10 o'clock the work depart
ment of the Women's union is to hold
it's regular all day meeting. The
Daughters of the Temple will hold
their first meeting of the season in
connection with the meeting of the
work department and will plan for
their work during the coming fall and
winter
Returns from Vacation
Rev. Will A. Knighten, pastor of the
Union Avenue Methodist church, has
returned from his vacation and will
occupy his pulpit at both services to-
morrow. His topics will be Paul and
His Cause" and rs Forgiveness
Reality" Rev. Mr.. Knighten has been
unanimously invited to return to the
pastorate for the coming year. The in
Vitation was extended by the official
board at the last quarterly conference.
THE Socialism of the Kingdom of
Cod will be the topic of Rev. Alfred
Inwood tomorrow morning at the Boyle
Heights Methodist church. In the even
ing Rev. A. e. Chenoweth, Methodist
missionary In Manila, will preach
Rev. Fl. r. A. O'Malley, rector of st.
-. IfOIa rIao Sc
visiting in Los Angeles, will preach at
the morning service tomorrow at st.
Pauls pro-cathedral In the evening n
full choral service will be given.
Rev. Fred Harding Stevens, assistant
minister of st. Johns church, will
preach at the morning service tomorrow
on 1.-THE Significance of the Trinity to
Human Life" The evening services will
be resumed on the third Sunday of
September. Rev. l.. G.. Morris, the
rector, who is in the east is expected to
return September 20.
Rev. E. n. Brooks, pastor of the
Figueroa Street Baptist church. will
preach tomorrow morning on Christ,
the Devil and the Communion Service -
The evening topic will be John Bun
yam, the Prosecuted Preacher" with
stereopticon views.
p. H. Behan, recently from Dublin,
ireland, will speak and sing at the
City Rescue mission this evening. To-
morrow afternoon at o'clock Mr.
Schriever will make an address. Rev
c. S. Billings will preach at the even
ing service. Monday evening Rev. f
H. Brooks will speak, and Tuesday
evening DR.. ]. It. Price will deliver an
address.
The Baptist ministers of California
will hold their first meeting Of the sea-
son at Berean hall Monday morning
Rev. Robert ]. Burdette will speak or
his recent trip abroad and Rev. A. S
Phelps will speak on vacations.
To Give an Outing
The fourth annual Christian En-
deavor outing will be given next
Wednesday at Alamitos bay. Cars
will leave the Pacific Electric station al
8 a. M The Los Angeles baseball team
OF the Endeavorers has challenged the
Long Beach team for a game on that
day.
An old-fashioned praise and testi-
mony meeting win be held at the Union
mission this evening in charge OF
George w. Trotter superintendent
Sunday evening w. E. McVay will
speak. At this service Leonard Nor
daunt will celebrate the fourth ami
Versary of his conversion to the Chris
ton life at this mission.
The annual meeting of the Mothers
Jewels of the Boyle Heights Methodist
church will be held next Friday after
noon in the Sunday school room of the
church. There are 200 little tots, mem
bers of this society.
Rev. e. L. Howe, rector of Epiphany
church, will preach at both services to-
morrow. At the evening service he will
speak on How the Church May Best
Helm fhe Tahorers"