Los Angeles herald., 1909-02-07

veteran, will address the Sunday school
at 9:45 {, clock and Rev. G.. d. Heuver,
the pastor, will speak at the morning
service on Abraham Lincoln"
Dr. Wollfred r. Greenfield, famous
missionary doctor from the coast of
Labrador, will arrive in Los Angeles
for a visit of eight days and on Sun
Cay, February Il, will preach at the
Emmanuel Presbyterian church at the
morning service and in the evening at
the First Congregational church.
Second Church of Christ, Scientist,
will hold the usual services tomorrow
at IL a. m. and p. m. at Simpson
auditorium, 734 South Hope street. The
lesson sermon will be from the Chris
being Spirit" The reading will be
from the Bible, with correlative pas
sages from the Christian Science text
book, Science and Health, with Key
to the Scriptures"
At Temple Baptist church Sunday
will be an eventful day. In the morn
ing the pastor, Rev. Robert j. Burdette,
will preach on Love to the Uttermost,"
and after the service will extend the
right hand of church fellowship to the
new members who have been received
during the month of January. The
Lords supper will also be observed.
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In the evening the service will be
an observance Of the Lincoln CEN
tenary. The pastor will preach a ser
monette on "The Emancipator" and
the organist and choir will give their
usual monthly musical service, render
ing patriotic and national airs. The
congregation will be asked to sing the
"Marseillaise" and other songs of free
dom, and an elaborate and attractive
evening service has been arranged,
which includes special musical features
by choir and organist.
The intermediate B. Y. P. U. will be
addressed by Superintendent T. T.
Woodruff of the Temple Bible school,
and Rev. E. r. Brown, the associate
pastor, will speak to the senior B. Y.
P. U. at 6:15.
Fern Petty will preach at the Echo
park branch Sunday morning for the
Rev. Mr.. Brown, who supplies the pull
pit of the Figueroa Street Baptist
church for the day.
Monday morning in Berean hall of
the Auditorium building Rev. Thomas
5. Barbour, foreign secretary of the A.
B. M. u, who has just returned from
an extensive trip in the Orient, will ad-
dress the Baptist Ministers association
of Los Angeles and vicinity. This meet
ing viii DE open to the public. Monday
night the midwinter session of the Bap-
t1st Social union will be held at Hotel
Green, Pasadena.
Wednesday evening the prayer meet
ing will be held in Berean hall at 1880.
at which several missionaries from In
dia and the Philippines will speak of
their work
Friday the Women's Baptist Mission
ary union of Los Angeles will meet for
an all-day service on the day of prayer
for missions with the East Los Angeles
Baptist church. An interesting pro
gram with many prominent speakers
has been provided, and all women are
welcome.
To Celebrate Anniversary
The thirteenth anniversary of the
pastorate Of DR.. w. w. Logan, pastor
Of the First United Presbyterian church,
will be observed Sunday at the church
with special services. DR.. Logan took
charge Of the congregation when it was
a. mission holding services in a little
frame building at Eighth and Hill
streets. This building was later en-
larged, and two years ago the present
large church was erected at the corner
Of Ninth and Figueroa streets During
the pastorate of DR.. Logan the church
has seen many changes, and two new
congregations have been organized
by it.
D1S1IOp OO1lolly Will pI6dCll DIT tic lUs OU
o'clock mass Sunday morning at the
Cathedral of st. Vibiana. At 3 o'clock
the bishop will preside at the meeting
of the Bible class in the cathedral hall.
A week from Sunday Bishop Conaty
will preach at st. Andrews church,
Pasadena.
Rev. Paul Dillon will preach at the
evening service Sunday at the cath
edra1.
Rev. M. ". Richardson will preach at
the 1915 o'clock mass Sunday morning
at st. Vincents church. The CONTRA
ternity of the Holy Rosary will meet
at $3.50 o'clock, at which Rev. DIR. Glass,
c. NJ, will preach.
William Murphy, assisted by his son.
Thomas Murphy, S. H. Vaughan and
Others, will be the speakers at the
Murphy meeting Sunday night at
Blanchard hall. Music will be rendered
by Francis Murphy, Miss Matte
Scherer, Frank Jones and Arthur l..
Myers.
The Murphy Temperance association
will hold a pledge signing crusade at
Simpson auditorium February %, to
continue for five nights. Mr.. Murphy
will be assisted by his son Thomas and
local musical talent. Many signers
have recently been secured among the
prisoners Of Los Angeles. The indus
trial meetings have also been very sue
ceSSful.