Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-02
REV. BARTLETT WILL HOLD
ANNIVERSARY SERVICE
FOREIGN CHILDREN TO SING AT
BETHLEHEM MEETING
Arrangements Are Being Made for
Annual Methodist Camp, to Open
July rs at Huntington
Beach

Bethlehem anniversary meeting at
o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Cen
trail Presbyterian church. He viii
speak on "a Better citizenship This
service will mark the thirteenth an
niversary of the pastorate of Rev. Mr.
Bartlett Japanese and Russian chill
dren will sing.
- Rev. Mr.. Bartlett has recently is
sued a list of his lectures which he
will give at various institutions dur
ing the year, including Our RESPONSE
biiity for Preventable Disease, Acct
dent, Death, Crime and Poverty
Waste" and Paying the Price"
Rev. Mr.. Bartlett will give an il
Illustrated address in the Pico Heights
Congregational church Sunday evening
at 1880 o'clock His subject will be
1.-The Cry of a City Child" Stereopti-
con views will accompany the lecture
converts meeting will be held this
evening at the Methodist mission or
East Fifth rect. Sunday evening ID
E. Luther of the Y. M. G. A. will be
the speaker, and for the coming week
the program will be as follows: Mon
day evening, Rev. j. w. Boyd; Tues
day, Rev. j. w. Matther; Wednesday
Rev. j. B. Green; Thursday, Rev. Mr.
Coultas. Friday, Rev. G. z. Foster
superintendent of the mission.
Torrey to Be at campmeeting
Arrangements for the annual Meth
odis camp meeting are being made
and also for the arrival of DR. Torrey
who will conduct the services. The
camp meeting will open at Huntington
Beach Sunday, July %, and will con-
tinue until August 8. DR.. Torrey Will
speak twice daily.
The annual Episcopal diocesan con
vention will open with Sunday
school rally May and continue dur
ing the following week.
At Temple Baptist church President
]. N. Fields, D. D., newly elected head
of the University of Redlands, will be
the preacher at the morning service IN
the Auditorium at IL O'Clock: DR.
Fields .by his fiery oratory and en-
thusiasm, so inspired the Baptists OF
Southern California that they were led
on from the thought of a Baptist col
lege for his vicinity to the determine
ton to secure such an institution and
to the raising of over 100000 for the
beginning of the work
In the evening the Temple choir will
give its regular monthly first Sunday
evening musical service. The hour for
service has been changed from 7;3C
to 7:45 o'clock for the summer months
Miss Helen A. Brown will be the
soprano in the quartet work and the
addition to the Temple quartet VIII
make it ore of the best on the coast
Mr.. Falls will be at the organ and
will give a number of selections, IN
Guiding chime effects. A sermonette
on New Songs" will be given by Rev
Edwin r. Brown. -,
DR. Charles Edward Locke Will &C
cupy his pulpit tomorrow morning at
the First Methodist Episcopal church.
His subject will be what Is That in
rhine Hand?'' In the evening Evange-
list Hugh E. Smith will preach and j.
w. Patterson will sing. The revival
meetings at this church are meeting
with success. There are many CONVEX
sions each evening. The meetings VIII
continue each evening next week. &.
DR.. Warren F. Day will preach at
The Palms Sunday morning and VIII
administer the sacrament OF COM
munion.
Rev. Charles Edward Locke, paster of
the First Methodist church, will speak
at the vesper service Sunday after
noon at o'clock at the Y. w. c. A.
To Meet in Thirteen Homes
The Neighborhood circles of the First
Congregational church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock in
thirteen different homes in the parish.
Coming Back" will be the Sunday
morning topic of Rev A. s. Phelps'
pastor of the Central Baptist church.
In the evening Mr.. Phelps will speak
on Leonardo Da Vincfs painting, The
Last Supper" as one of his series of
sermon lectures on Famous Paint
ings."
Services of special interest will be
held Sunday at the First Congrega-
tional church. At the morning service
Rev. William Horace Day, the pastor,
will speak on "A Hymn of Mercy" The
Latin 'Hymnus Ecclesiasticus," the
celebrated Magdalane May day hymn,
sung annually at Oxford university,
H. Of ein11 hers 1t
this service. In the evening college
service will be held, to which all col
lege and high school students and
alumni are invited. DR.. Day viii make
a short address and the following pro-
gram has been arranged to represent
the student body:
"The High School Student in Prepa-
ration for College" Clyde Doyle, presi-
dent student body, Long Beach high
school; "What Does Christ Mean to
Me in My College Life?" Raymond Nc
Connell, president Y. M. c. A, Pomona
college; 1.-The Student Y. M c. A."
George Runyan, general secretary Y.
M. c. A, University of Southern Cali
fornia; 1.-THE Young Man of the
Church." W. Thompson, jr., Occidental
college; my Christian Experience in
College and What 1t Has Meant to Me
in My POSTGRADUATE Days" w. H,
Wallace, cashier Exchange National
Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the Cen
trail Baptist church, and Mrs. Phelps
will entertain the Baracca and Phila-
thea classes of the church Monday
evening at their home, 1858 Westlake
avenue
us There Reality in the Religion of
Today?" will be the Sunday morning
topic of Rev. w. D. Lands at the
Westlake Presbyterian church. In the
evening Rev. Mr.. Lands will give the
third of a series of world studies on
1.-THE Unrest of India"
Will Give Banquet
The Baptist Social union will give
a banquet Tuesday evening at the Fed
Grafton club. A social hour will pre-
cede the banquet from to O'clock
Rev. A. S. Phelps will act as toast
master and ten-minute addresses will
be given by prominent city pastors
At the First Baptist church the pas
tor, Dr. Henry, will preach both morn
ing and evening. AT II a. m. his topic
will be "The Second Coming of Christ"
This sermon will be followed by COM
munion and the reception of new MEM
bers. At 7:45A o'clock his topic will be
1.-THE Passing of Abdul the Damned
the Bluebeard of History" This SER
mon will deal with the red reign of the
recently deposed sultan and the posi-
ton of Turkey in prophecy Both the
senior and intermediate societies of
young people will hold their meetings
on otolaoIr and the tonic will ha