Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1908-02-22

and III. s. Sparks on what Can Men
Do for Central Church?'
Fellowship Is Enthused
There is great enthusiasm in the Los
Angeles Fellowship on account of the
glowing reports from other cities of
the rapid spread of this work there.
Last Sunday Benjamin Fay Mills, min
| lister of the Greater Fellowship, adj
| dressed thousands of people In the Nor
mon tabernacle of Salt Lake City, and
another tremendous audience in the
alter. There Is newly organized
Fellowship circle in San Francisco,
among which may be numbered many
of the most prominent and influential
| citizens of that city, where Charles
| Howard Mills delivered the inaugural
address last Sunday and where Mrs.
| Mills will deliv two addresses tomor-
row.
Reynold E. Blight, associate minister
of the Los Angeles Fellowship, will
speak tomorrow morning at IL in Bian-
chard hall, 233 South Broadway, on
| THE Religion of a Successful Business
Man." Mr.. Blight, being a prominent
business man himself, may always be
depended upon to deliver strong, help
full messages along practical lines. All
seats free.
| Preceding this main service the
Young Mems lyceum will meet in room
100. 2S2 South Hill street. at $3.50. Mr..
| Greenough will lead, and his subject
| will be THE Presidents Message" Wis.,
itors welcome.
THE Death and Burial of His Satanic
| Majesty, the Devil" will be the topic
| of Rev. Frederic Bell tomorrow even
| ing at Symphony hall. The doctor says
he will have no difficulty in proving
| that the devil died (if he ever existed
at the dawn of the twentieth century
from neglect and inattention, but that
he has left large family to carry on
his business at the old stand.
| Rev. c. Elwood Nash, pastor of the
| Universalist church, will begin a series
of sermons tomorrow ON Questions of
| the Day." Follcwt7,s Till be the top
| les: February %, ''yInsre We Are At;
March 1. Where Did You Get It?";
March s, What Business Is Is OF
Yours?' March Is. what Difference
Does 1t Maker; March %, What Are
| You Going to Do About It?"; March
29, Are You With Us?"
| 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 Christ
| ian Science Quarterly. the subject be-
ing mind" The reading will be from
| the Bible, with correlative passages
Science and Health. with Key to the
| Scriptures"
To Speak at chutes
William J. Murphy will hold his usual
| temperance services tomorrow after
noon at 2 o'clock in Chutes park. THESE
services have been largely attended and
have been very successful. Thomas Q.
| Murphy and others will make adj
dresses. Roland Paul will give a vocal
! solo. and duets by Francis Murphy and
| H. H. Stowe, with a cornet solo by ID.
| C. Rosebrook and a sacred concert by
the Catalina band will be part of the
program. In the evening the usual
| temperance meeting will be held in
Blanchard hall.
"The God of the Open Air" will be
| the topic of Rev. Burt Estes Howard
at the First Unitarian church tomor-
row morning.
The order of service at the Temple
Baptist church will contain duet from
| Matthews Lord, l Have Loved the
| Habitation' and anthem by the gowned
| choir entitled ARISE, Shine, for Thy
Light Is Gomez a responsive reading
from the scripture under the subject
"God of Our Country" the administra-
ton of the ordinance af baptism and
the sermon by DR.. Robert j. Burdette
on 1.-THE Glory of Young Men,"
In the evening DR.. Burdette will
preach the last of his series of sermons
on 1.-THE FOOLS Religion: Folly" The
choir will sing BLESSED Are the Merci-
full and the quartet will render gos-
pei song.
At the young peoples meeting in Be-
rean hall at $3.50 Rev. Louis Aggasiz
| Gould will deliver a stereopticon lee
ture on China, presenting entirely new
views.
Monday evening in the church par
| lors there will be the regular monthly
pastors reception. the guests of honor
| being the young mems class taught by
Leonard Merrill. The young ladies of
Charles Baskerville's class will serve at
the refreshment tables.
| Tuesday evening there will be very
| interesting and instructive lecture in
Berean hall on 1.-THE Holy Land and
| Syria" by c. s. Gilman, who has been
In the east for a number of years and
| has large and splendid collection of
pictures. The lecture will be free ex-
cept for a silver collection. Jackson s.
| Gregg, the sweet singer of the Temple
| choir will sing "The Holy City"
Saturday afternoon Mrs. Dewey,
| president of the Women's union, will be
at home to the Daughters of the Tenn
pie In the church parlors from 2:30 to 4.
The regular Wednesday evening
prayer meeting will this week be a
covenant meeting and a preparation
| for the ordinance of the Lords supper
on the following Sabbath.
Plans Bible Institute
Plans for the Bible institute are be-
| ing completed, to be opened about
| March l. The Women's auxiliary, of
which Mrs. A. B. Prichard is president,
is making arrangements for the work
of the institute.
1.-THE Sailors with Whom Jonah
Sailed will be the topic of Rev. Frank
| Cornell tomorrow morning at the
Friends church. In the evening he
will speak on Blind Eyes"
B. F. Pearson spoke last evening at
the hall of the Volunteers of America.
| Mr.. Emmett of the Y. M. c. A. will
speak at this hall next Tuesday even
i ing. At this service Miss Tedford and
Mr.. Brown will render vocal selections.
The usual converts praise service
will be held this evening at the Union
Rescue mission. Rev. DIR. Walker, pas
tor of the Hollywood Baptist church,
will speak tomorrow evening. Monday
evening young people from the Asbury
| Methodist church will assist In the SER
vice. Mr.. Blanchard will make an adj
dress.
At the annual meeting of that small
body known as the Los Angeles month
ly meeting of the Friends church the
bylaws of the corporation were amend
ed to include not only those who now
belong, but every man, woman and
| child who now is or hpraa fter may