Los Angeles herald., 1908-01-25
INACCURATE
NEW SERIES
OF CLASSES
REV. W. H. DAY PLANS WORK
FOR PUPILS
Boys and Girls of Seventh and Eighth
Grades to Meet Weekly at Con-
gregational Church for
Bible Study

Although one of the busiest pastors
in the city of Los Angeles, Rev. VIII
liam Horace Day. pastor of the First
Congregational church, is planning to
inaugurate a series of pastors classes
for boys and girls of the seventh and
eighth grades of the public schools 10 70
meet each Wednesday after the school
hours 1t is the plan of DIR. Day 10
outline the great Bible truths and re-
ligious ideas and to become better &C
quainted with the young people OF
those ages.
DIR. Day has been an active speaker
in the street campaign, speaking three
times the present week. Tomorrow
evening he win conclude his series OF
sermons on John and His BOOK,
speaking of John, the Interpreter Of
Christ" in the final period OF the
apostles life from contemporary liter
ature Of the second century.
Tomorrow morning DR.. Warren Il.
Day, pastor emeritus of the church'
and one of the best known clergy
men in the city. will preach by re-
quest, why Christians Observe the
First Day of the Week.
A week from tomorrow the twillgnt
communion and reception to members
will be held at o'clock, the christian
Endeavor service to follow, with 10
evening service.
workers, DR.. William Horace Day was
to have attended the board meeting of
the National Home Mission society,
which opened in Chicago last Thurs
day. but on account of the large
amount of home mission work to he
done in Southern California in the
coming two months, DR.. Day absented
himself from that important session.
Temperance Service at chutes
The novelty of the Francis Murphy
gospel temperance service at the
Chutes park pavilion last Sunday af-
ternoon is to be repeated tomorrow and
in all probability will become perman-
ent. The use of the pavilion has been
rendered to Mr.. Murphy. who, with the
aid of his sons, will hold meetings
there each Sunday afternoon. Fran
els, the youngest son of Mr.. Murphy
who is a noted singer, will take part
in both the afternoon service at the
Chutes and in the evening at Blanch-
ard hall. Thomas Murphy, another
son, will also take part in these SER
vices as a speaker.
At Blanchard hall in the evening an
old time gospel song service will be
led by Howard Stowe. Mrs. H. G.
Marxmiller. little Miss Annie Rowe and
Francis Murphy will be the soloists.
william Murphy will speak on gospel
temperance.
"Christian Fellowship will be the
topic of Rev. Frank Cornell tomorrow
morning at the First Friends church.
He will speak on THE Power of Tact"
at the evening service. Prof. Arthur
c. Brown is superintendent of the Sum
day school.
The quarterly meeting of the Friends
church. composed of all the monthly
meetings belonging thereto, is being
d.. fFarr tar f1raxr
and to continue over tomorrow.
Luncheon will be served today to those
attending.
The Young Zionists' association held
an enjoyable literary meeting last
Thursday evening at which Miss
Jeaneatte Shapiro and L. Horowitz en-
tered into a debate on Does Woman
Equal Men Intellectually"
The Mems club of st. Marks church
is arranging to give a banquet to the
men of the parish In the near future
This club is enjoying permanent quar-
ters in the church building. E. c.
Hopkins is training the choir to give
an operetta also IL the near future.
Rev. T. c. Marshall, rector of the
church, is busily engaged in the work
of repairing the church building and
in carrying on the various community
enterprises being inaugurated in the
parish.
Modern Society and Modern Sin"
win be the topic of Rev. Burt Estes
Howard tomorrow morning at the
Church of the Unity.
William Murphy, assisted by his
sons Thomas and Francis, held u
prayer service for the young men last
Wednesday at the University of South
ern California. The meeting closed
with three cheers for the Murphy
family.
The boys of the Baraca class of the
First Congregational church sang at
the Mercantile place MONDAY meeting
last Wednesday at which Rev. Will
liam Horace Day was the speaker.
Returns from New York
DIR. J. J. wilkins, dean and rector Of
St. Pauls pro-cathedral, returned last
Wednesday evening from New York
city, where he went on business con-