Los Angeles herald., 1908-04-11


The dedication of the Calvary Pres
byterian church, corner Thirty-seventh
street and Naomi avenue, will mark one
of the principal events in church cir
cles tomorrow at 3so'clock.
Rev. A. M. Prewitt, the pastor, came
here recently from Westminster, Or
ange county, where he was reluctantly
released from o. passionate that he might
come to Los Angeles to be near Occi-
dental college, where a son and daugh-
ter are attending, the latter having
won first place in a scholarship con-
test two years ago.
Following is the order of services for
the dedication:
meditation" piano solo. Miss Nellie
Manley.
Doxology.
Invocation.
Hymn. "Ali Hail the Power of Jesus
Name"
Psalm a. followed with prayer by the
pastor
Hymn, How Firm a Foundation"
Scripture lesson 1 Kings s:22-30; I Cor.
s:1-17, Rev. w. G. Palmer
'eThe Palms." cornet solo. Fred b.
Manley.
Cremation of mortgage and notes. Rev.
William 9. Young. ID. d.
Words of dedication and prayer, Rev.
Henderson c. Shoemaker. ID. d.
Solo, DR.. Charles MCGEE.
Sermon by Rev. Henry B. Gage, d. D.
Prayer and benediction. Rev. j. M.
Swander.
At the morning and evening services
tomorrow the pastor will speak re-
spectively on "Soul Winning Lessons
from the Resurrection of Lazarus and
"A Call from Our Great Admiral"
To Hold Union Service
With the proud inheritance of the
denomination which has ever taken a
r&o CD fp,sx1 nf l.
ton and firm in the belief that univer-
sal love and fraternal fellowship will
one day rule the world, the Temple
Baptist church, true to it's pastor, Rob-
ert ]. Burdette, d. d. has issued
cordial and loving invitation to the pas
tor and congregation of the Jewish
Temple B'nai Birth to unite In union
Passover service in the Auditorium,
corner of Fifth and Olive streets, Sum
day morning at IL o'clock Rabbi Sig
| mund Hecht has accepted the invita-
| ton in the same liberal and loving way
| in which 1t was rendered and will be
present and participate in the services.
| Dr. Burdette will preach on "Our Com
mon Memorial" 1t is expected that a
large number of Gods chosen people
will be present to unite with the men,
bers of Temple Baptist church in this
| the only religious observance common
| to Jew and Christian. There will be
special music, such as Barnby's an
| them, 30 Lord How Manifest Are Thy
! Works.; Dudley Bucks Fear Not Ye,
o Israel" and Mendelssohn's 80 Come,
Every One
At o'clock the B. Y. P. u. will hold
a song service in the Auditorium foyer
and at $3.50 Milo Bekins will conduct
| the Young Peoples devotional meeting
| in Berean hall. The topic will be "Wil1
Christianity Be Able to Eradicate
| Drunkenness?"
"A Boy About Town"
In the evening DIR. Burdette will
preach on "A Boy About Town" This
is the second in the series announced
on the general subject, "Boys." Bruce
Gordon Kingsley will be at the organ
and Mr.. Granger will sing 1.-THE Palms"
| AT 1890 the assistant pastor will
preach at the Echo park branch, 1910
Temple street, on Baptism: Why and
How
Tuesday at 2:30 the prayer circle
meets in the children's hall.
Last Wednesday evening the church
was blessed by the addition of seven
! teen new members. The reports of the
officers showed the church in good
| healthy condition.
| Next Wednesday evening there will
| be joint meeting with the Y. w. @. A.
DIR. Burdette will preside. Mrs. Dewey,
Miss Chappell and Miss latham will
| speak.
The home mission department of the
Women's union will meet Friday at
$780, Mrs. e. M. Hills will speak on
Immigration"
Incense Bearers will be the topic
of Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the
Central Baptist church, tomorrow
morning. In the evening he will speak
on "The Young Men and the Question
Mark" a sermon to skeptics. Next
Wednesday evening Rev. Mr.. Phelps
will open series of strudies on the
book of Ephesians.
Rev. Levi D. Barr spoke last night
at the hall of the Volunteers of Amer
| lea.
Rev. J. Judson Ballard. pastor of the
Gospel Tabernacle church, will preach
tomorrow morning on 1.-THE WILL"
which is one of series including 1.-THE
Body" "The Mind" "The WILL" 1.-THE
Individuality in relation to Christian
experience
1.-THE Relation. of Justice and Mercy
to the "Crucifixion'' will be the topic
of Rev. w. Knighten tomorrow morn
ing at the Union Avenue Methodist
church. In the evening he will speak
on Reasons for Public Profession"
Dean Wilkins to Go East
Rev. ]. J. wilkins, dean and rector
of st. Paul's pro-cathedral, is planning
to leave the last of the month for ST.
Louis, where he will take up his new
work as secretary for the raising of
the 100000 fund for aged and inflrm
clergymen of the Episcopal church.
The Los Angeles Fellowship will hold
it's regular Sunday morning service in
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway,
at II o'clock. Mrs. Benjamin Fay
Mills, the permanent minister. will
speak on az lie Passing of the Gibson
Girl" Alfred Walper, the violinist will
play "Cavetine," by Schmidt. Seats
are fee to all. Preceding this main SER
vice the Young Mems iyceum will meet
in room 100, 232 South Hill street. P. f.
Oswald will be the speaker and all
young men are invited to attend.
A short time ago Mrs. Mills delivered
\ a powerful address entitled "Shall We
Go to War;" This strong statement
deploring the whole general current war
spirit caused considerable excitement
and deep interest among all those who
heard it. A subscription was imme-
diately taken up for the publication of
the address, which has been DONE and
any number of these leaflets may be
obtained free of charge at Fellowship
headquarters, Blanchard building.
The series of addresses that DIR. But
Ter has been giving throughout Lent
at st. Pauls pro-cathedra1 will close
on Thursday next with the following