Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-06

price is 81, so cents of which will go
toward paying Mr.. Whites travelling
expenses.
There will be no suggestion of the
raising of funds at this banquet, the
idea being to create interest IN mis-
sionary work among the laymen.
Tuehday noon, April Z, at 1890 at
the Federation club, UNCONVENTIONAL
missionary conferences will be held
All laymen and ministers are invited to
this conference. After lunch the party
will break up into UNCONVENTIONAL
groups to consider missionary work in
their own denominations.
To Hold Mass Meeting
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock there
will be a mass meeting for women, to
be held in the First Baptist church,
Flower street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets. addressed by j. Camp
bell White. D. L. Durand Will have
charge of this meeting.
Tuesday evening, April 7, at the Fed
Grafton club, at 6:15 p. M, the Young
Peoples Missionary rally will be held.
Mr.. White will speak at this time. All
young peoples organizations OIL Los
Angeles are invited.
Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock, April
l. there will be a great mass meeting
held in the First Methodist church,
Sixth and Hill streets, to be addressed
by General Secretary White.
S. 1. Merrill, chairman of the local
committee on arrangements, will pre-
side, and beside Mr.. White the other
speakers of the evening will be Rev.
A. W. Rider, district secretary, Bap-
tist Missionary union; Rev. II. Mel
vile Tenny, district secretary, Ameri-
can board; Rev. d. e. Potter, district
secretary, Presbyterian board. and
Rev. e. P. Ryland, president of the
Church federation of Los Angeles.
The music will be in charge of Sam
uel L. Todd.
Following is the program for the
womens meeting at the First Baptist
church Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock,
D. l.. Durand presiding:
Song service, led by Samuel Todd,
musical director of the Los Angeles
Bible institute.
Prayer, Rev. j. @. A. Henry, d. D.,
pastor First Baptist church.
Song, congregation.
Scripture, Rev. T. C. Horton.
Solo, Samuel Todd.
Address, J. Campbell White, general
secretary laymen's missionary move
ment of America.
Doxology; benediction.
Form Committees
The executive committee In charge Oh
arrangements is composed of the fol-
lowing, who have been assisted by a
committee of fifty: S. /. Merrill w. Il.
Percival, f. D. r. Moote, c. A. Basker-
vile, C. II. Barker, Frank G. Tyrell' q.
A. Webb.
The committee of fifty is composed
of the following: DIR. John Willis Baer,
w. S. Bartlett Charles A. Baskerville,
Charles H. Barker j. L. Beveridge.
Arthur G. Brown, DR.. w. w Beckett
DR.. II. w. Brodbeck. Paul C. Brown,
S. j. Chapman, George I. Cochran, DIR.
J. G. Cowles. II. G. Dean. Melville Do
zier, Boaz Duncan d. l.. Durand WAL
ter II. Fisher, F. IT. French, w. H.
Frost, II. A. Getz. p. f. Hatch, Giles
Kellogg. d. Il. Luther Thomas Lowell
John Lowe. S. I. Merrill. S. F. Mulford,
w. E. McVay, Prof Jesse T.. Mills
paugh, +. d. r. Moote, Nathan Newby,
A. e. Pomeroy, DR.. w. B. Percival, VAL
entine Peyton, w. L. Porterfeld, j. d.
Radford, DIR. c. Guy Reilly. Leon ".
Shaw, Judge A. NJ Stephens, Lyman
Stewart, Col. Daniel Stone, w. G. Tan
ner Frank Tyrell. S. S. Wallace, a. j.
Wallace, j. G.. Warren, John w. Whit
tington, C. A. Webb, Richard 3. Kerck-
hoffer S. B. Robinson.
Sprang from Haystack
The Laymen's missionary movement
sprang out of the spirit of the Hay
track" prayer meeting of 1906 and was
revived "A hundred years later i'm the
LayInen's Interdenomnational meeting
in New York city. Its purpose is -
project campaign of education in