Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-04
DIR. j. CAMPBELL WHITE TO MAKE
FAMOUS ADDRESSES
THREE DAYS WILL BE GIVEN TO
HOLDING MEETINGS
Laymen's Mission Movement viii Be
Expounded, Beginning Tomorrow
at First Congregational Church,
to Continue Over Tuesday


three days visit of j. Campbell White,
international secretary of the move
ment which will open tomorrow, to
continue over Tuesday. Dr. White will
deliver his famous address Human
ity's One Need at d mass meeting un-
der the auspices of the Young Mems
Christian association Sunday after
noon at the First congregational
church, Ninth and Hope streets. DIR.
Whites reputation as speaker is
world wide. and his address is regard
ed as one of the most masterful mis-
sionary messages that has ever been
delivered.
procession will be formed at the
associations headquarters, 6211a South
Broadway at 2:30 o'clock, and proceed
TO the church. Two open-air meetings
will be held en- route, at one of which
the Rev. William Horace Day. d. D.,
will sneak. The vested boys choir, a
male quartet and Prof. B. b. Stout will
he the musical attractions of the att
ernoon.
This meeting is open to all. The gal
lery of the church will be reserved Ior
ladies and the body of the church 1or
men. The association instrumental
trio will render several musical selec-
invitation is extended to every one to
attend this meeting.
To Observe Passiontide
Special services have been occupying
the attention of many churches during
the past week and VIII continue untl
after Easter Sunday.
Newman Methodist and the Central
Baptist churches have been holding
evangelical services. and opening to-
morrow two weeks series of passion
tide services will be held at the First
Congregational church.
Rev William Horace Day, pastor OF
the First church, will have charge of
the services which will be held each
afternoon and evening.
Rev G, e. Foster has planned long
series of services at the Newman MIS-
sion church, the following 10 be the
speakers for the coming week: Monday,
Rev. E. p. Ryland; Tuesday Q. d.
Conrey; Wednesday, Rev. ID. A. Healy;
Thursday. Rev. ]. c. Elliott: FRIDAY
Rev. B. C. Corey, and Saturday even
ino Dr f. e. Yoakum will hold
service.
Passion Sunday will be observed by
Catholic churches tomorrow, when all
statues and crucifixes will be draped
in the penitential hue of purple until
after Easter Sunday. The following
week will be observed as holy week
with special daily services.
Elect Officers
The annual congregational meeting
of the Central Presbyterian church was
held last Wednesday night, when re-
Dorts were made showing surplus IN
the treasury, with no debts and the
amount of benevolences amounting TO
$500 for the past year.
The following officers were electedi
A. A. Pearson, session clerk; Frank
Mathews and E. I SturteVant' re-
elected elders; L. II. Westcott and John
M. Snodgrass, elders; John A. WOOD
and William j. Holden. deacons; sam
uel Monux, Henry Greenawalt, o. {.
Holden. George r. Wood and John H.
Brewer. trustees. Following the bus
mess session supper was served.
The Sunday school of this church has
elected officers as follows: L. II. West
colt. superintendent; r. Stanley Har-
ris, assistant superintendent, and Jo-
seph Nesmith, secretary and treasurer.
Rev. j. Q. A. Henry, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, has been con-
ducting a weeks successful revival
services at the Central Baptist church.
Tomorrow DR.. Henry will speak at
1O.15 O'Clock at that church and at the
usual morning service Rev. A. p
Phelps. the pastor will preach on "Ihe
Courage of Jesus" In the afternoon a
children's mass meeting will be held al
O'Clock, at which Mr.. Phelps will
sneak on "a Book With Three Pages
In the evening Miss Margaret Youll
X will speak on 1.-THE Way Up" Miss
You'll teaches a Bible class of 200 mer
in Chicago and is well-knowr
speaker
Services will be held tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock in the Congrega-
TN@1n nj
Rev. A. A. Kidder is the pastor. Rev
Warren f. Day will be one OF the
speakers. Some time ago Rev. Mr.
Tidder inaugurated a campaign for
mile of dimes to pay for the building
which is succeeding admirably.
To Remedy an Evil
AS a SEQUEL to the powerful address
of Judge Ben b. Lindsay delivered last
sunday morning on Saving Our Chill
dren," Mrs. Benjamin Fay Mills, per
manent minister of the Los Angeles
Fellowship, will speak in blanchard
hall, 23S South Broadway, at II a. IN
on the Emersonian text Parents
Obev Your Children" AS it is wei
known that a great portion of the
cause of young people going astray
may be traced back directly to the
home, this sermon may suggest the
remedy for such an evil Alfred wal
per, the VlOllnlSU, VIII pldy lll0 allS
eretto coincidence" by Schulhoss
Preceding this main service the Youne
Mems Iyceum will meet in room 100
232 South Hill street, at $3.50 a. m, tC
he addressed by James H. M. Leaps
lev on "A Universal Religion" Al
voung men are cordially invited to at
tend
At the Temple Baptist church wor
shining in the Auditorium, the pas
tor, Rev Robert j. Burdette, d. d.
will preach Sunday morning on 9TH
Land of Bondage" This is the first o
a series of sermons to be preached
during April on the general topic, 9TH
Way of the Pilgrimage" and will b.
very interesting from the valuable les
sons drawn from the history of th
Jewish people.
At $50 the Young Peoples meetinl
will be held in Berean hall. Miss Heller
Cover will be the leader, and th
topic is "Who Are Acceptable to God?'
based on the twenty-fourth Psalm.
Special Musical Service
The evening service in the Audito
rum will consist of a special musica
service. 1t will be an evening will
Irish hymn writer's, and will be espe
cially enjoyed by all lovers of tn,
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