Los Angeles herald., 1908-02-15


OF the Los Angeles Fellowship.
In celebration of it's second years
church and Sunday school work the
juvenile choir of Christ Episcopal
church, Twelfth and Flower streets,
will give musical service tomorrow
evening in which the following num-
bers will be sung: Gently Lead U.s."
20 Lord OF Hosts" organ solo, "Te
Deum;" I'm Humble Faith,'' and
NOW the Day Is Over.' Address by
Rev. Baker p. Lee. Mrs. Eugene Tor
rey is the director of the juvenile
choir.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at IL a. m. and s p. M, at Simpson
auditorium, 734 South Hope street.
The lesson sermon will be from the
Christian Science Quarterly, the sub
ject being Love" The reading will
be from the Bible, with correlative
passages from the Christian Science
textbook, Science and Health, with
Key to the Scriptures"
Chinese Member ls Deported
Members of the Central Baptist
church have made concerted action to
keep Wong Kee Bin, a member of the
church, from being deported. How
ever, the Chinese member of the church
will have to return to his native land,
by order of the court.
Women of the First Congregational
church held an all-day meeting at the
church last Thursday. In the morn
ing Rev. J. s. Maile, home missionary
for Southern California, gave an up
to-date view of Southern California
from a religious standpoint.
Dead Gods and the Living Gods
will be the topic of Rev. Burt Estes
Howard at the First Unitarian church
tomorrow morning.
Rev. DR.. Nash, pastor of the Los
Angeles Universalist church. will ex-
change pulpits with Rev H. E. Ben
ton, pastor of the church of that de-
nomination at Riverside.
Rev. w. Leon Tucker, pastor of the
Calvary Baptist church of Boyle
Heights, will speak next Wednesday
evening at the Central church on For
eign Missions
The officers and teachers of the West
lake Presbyterian church Sunday school
met at the home of Rev. and Mrs. w.
d. Lands last Thursday evening. FRI
day evening the Christian Endeavor
society gave a social at the home of
Miss Bessie Barker, 1861 Beacon street.
Arrangements are being made for
the annual mems dinner of the Central
Baptist church, to be given Feb
ruary 25.
art Thou Willing to be Made
Whole?' will be the topic of Rev. A.
b. Prichard, pastor of the Central Pres
byterian church, tomorrow evening.
At the formation of the women's
auxiliary to the Bible institute Mrs.
A. B. Prichard was elected president.
1.-THE Man That Works" will be the
topic of Rev. Frank Cornell tomorrow
morning at the First Friends church.
In the evening he will speak on What
Christ Would Do for Believers" Rev.
and Mrs Edward Smith have been con-
Quoting revival services at this church.
viii Hold Rally Service
A rally service will be held this even
ing at the City Rescue mission, 606
East Fifth street. Many converts are
expected to take part in the meeting
Patrick Behan will sing the hymn, HE
Known" o. d. Conrey will speak.
Judge Wilbur will speak Sunday morn
ing at this mission.
The usual converts praise service
will be held this evening at the Union
Rescue mission. Rev. Hudson Ballard
will speak Sunday evening. Monday
evening members of Emmanuel Pres
byterian and Main Street Christian
churches will take part. Rev. Carl
Green will make the address.
At the Temple Baptist church the
Sunday school meets at $50 for the
opening exercises and then adjourns to
the class rooms. Special interest Is be-
ing manifested in the adult classes.
The Sunday school orchestra is prac-
ticing faithfully and will make it's de-
but in the near future.
The special musical features of the
morning will be an anthem by the
choir, I'm Humble Faith" (Garratt);
Thou Who Like the Wind Dost Come"
a quartet selection from Ambrose, and
a tenor solo by J. S. Gregg, BE Thou
Strong"
In the evening the B. Y. P. U. will
meet at S:15 in Berean hall and will
discuss the question, HAS Christianity
Power to Rescue the Lost Part of the
Community" Miss Nettie Guiwitts
will be the leader.
At 1880 Prof. Bruce Gordon Kingsley
will open the evening service by the
chimes on the organ and several organ
solos. The choir will sing Weber's an
them, mo Anthem Is Like Unto Thee,
o Lord" and Mrs. Aroline Ellis Bacon
will sing a contralto solo from Nevin,
Just as I AM The pastor, Rev. Rob-
ert ]. Burdette, d. D., will preach the
third of the series on "The Fools Re-
ligion," dealing with the topic "The
FOOLS Prayer" The quartet will sing
Yes, There Is Pardon for You"
Rev. E. r. Brown, the assistant pas
tor, will preach at the Echo Park Bap-
tist branch at 1880 Sunday morning on
the topic: "Is the World Growing
Worse? or Christian OPTIMISM
Wednesday morning at IL the Los
Angeles union of the elementary Sun
day school teachers will meet as usual
in Children's hall to discuss the prob
lens of the primary teacher.
Thursday evening at o'clock, in Be
rean hall, DIR. Burdette will deliver
lecture entitled Excess Baggage" for
the benefit of the women's union piano
fund
Friday afternoon at 2:30 Miss L. Ella
Miller will discuss chapter five of ALI
ems or Americans?" with the ladies of
the home mission department.
Following are the topics of Rev. Will
liam Horace Day in his course of Sum
day evening sermons, under the auspi-
ces of the Mems league: February 16,
'Ts Jesus Christ Divine?"; February
20, us the Bible Inspired?"; March /,
'Is Prayer Real?"; March 8, "Is Sin
Punished?"; March Is, Chinese ami
versary; March %, 'Is There Atone-
ment?"; March 20, What Is a Christ
ian?"
At called meeting of the Los Ange-
les Ministerial association held yester-
day afternoon a committee was select
ed, consisting of Revs. Smither, Bart
lett and Rowell, to relieve the situation
of the unemployed as far as possible.
through the obtaining of work in the
city and country for the needy.
Gives Mission Report
L. H. Jamison, superintendent Of the
Sonora Union Rescue mission, said yes