Los Angeles herald., 1909-01-24
PRO-CATHEDRAL TO
HAVE CELEBRATION
IWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY
TO BE OBSERVED
Bishop Johnson and Wife Will Give
Reception at Parish House Nom
day NIght-other Church
News

The twenty-f1fth anniversary Of the
building of the present st. PauPs pro-
cathedral will be celebrated Sunday
and Monday with special services and
1estlVlt1es. Sunday morning the ami
versary services will begin with holy
communion at 1880 O'clock Al the
usual morning service Rev. WiIliam
MacCormack, dean and rector. will
preach a historical sermon on "The
voices or the Past and the Visions of
the FUTURE. In the evening suecia 4
musical service has been prepared bv
the choir. The anthem, Awake NV
SOUL by Stanford, will be sung for the
hrst time in the United States at this
service.
Monday evening a reception will be
given in the parish house, when Bishop
and Mrs. Johnson, Rev. and Mrs.
henderson Judd and Rev. and Mrs.
mccormack will receive the guests.
The parish is about forty-five years
Old, being the first Episcopal parish in
Los Angeles. DR.. Birdsall was the first
rector.
Divine Healing will be the subject
OF the Baccalaureate sermon which
Rev. Robert j. Burdette will preach to
the graduating class of the Los An
geles College Of Osteopathy Sunday
morning at Temple Baptist church.
The faculty and graduates will be
present in collegiate gowns, and the
choir will render special music.
AT 6:15 the Senior and Intermediate
B. Y. P. u. societies will unite in a
mass meeting and will be addressed bv
Mrs. L. E. Troyer, former missionary
in Porto Rico, who will speak on home
missions.
"A Bulldog Enemy"
At the Echo park branch the assistant
torium at 1880 DR.. Burdette will give
a prelude on What Happened Last
Week. and will preach a sermon on
"a Bulldog Enemy"
Monday evening, January 25, the pas
tor will give reception to the members
of the church and the choir in the
church parlors from to 10.
Wednesday evening the subject of
the m1d-Week prayer meeting will be
Pearl Hunting" The pastor will lead
Friday afternoon the Women's union
will meet in a missionary meeting at
2:3O. Many lady missionaries will be
present and speak on various themes
Of women's work for women and chill
dren.
at the Echo park branch the assistant
pastor will preach Sunday morning on
AN Ideal for Christian Life" Preach
ing service is at 10:30 and Bible school
at 1870.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke will con-
tinue his series of sermons Sunday
evening at he First Methodist Episco-
pal church on IF Christ Should Come
to Los Angeles" and will discuss the
subject, What Tyrannies of Custom
and Fashion Would He Rebuke" DR.
Locke will also preach In the morning,
his theme will be, what Good Thing
Shall Do?''
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, is at
tending the national missionary meeting
Of that denomination in Cleveland, o..
DR.. Day will preach at one of the
large Cleveland churches Sunday and
will return to Los Angeles the latter
part of the week.
To Speak on Child Labor
Rev. H. G. Underwood, from Korea
Central Presbyterian church. In the
evening Rev. A. B. Prichard, the pas
tor, will preach on a child labor topic
"Childhood's Value"
The Thimble club rally of the First
Congregational church has been post
poned until next Thursday afternoon.
Women of the Central Presbyterian
church will hold an all-day meeting
next Thursday.
Mans Ability to Be GodIike" will
be the Sunday morning topic of Rev
Will A. Knighten. He will speak at
the evening service on Universal
Equality Before Gods Law
Reynold E. Blight, minister Of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak at
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway,
Sunday morning at IL o'clock on "God
Our Mother" an answer to the ques-
ton, "Is the Great Companion Dead %
Miss Helen Tape will sing God Is
Love-" and Alfred E. Walper will play
"Berceuse," by Raber. At the- Young
Mems lyceum meeting in the art gall
lery annex, 232 South Hill street, at
$3.50 o'clock, John G. Hill will speak on
What Advertising Should Be-" and
Miss Grace Kimbal1 win sneak on