Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-23
2OO WILL ATTEND
ANNUAL MEETING
CongregationaIiStS of Southern
California Plan for Three
Day Conference Here
REV. WILLIAM H. DAY TO LEAD
Pastors of Local Churches An
nounce Themes for Sunday
Morning and Evening
REV. WILLIAM H. DAY TO LEAD

Congregationalists of Southern cali
fornia are planning for the annual con
ference which will meet in the First
Congregational church of Los Angeles
for a session of three days, beginning
Monday. May 2. 1t is expected th2t
200 delegates viii be in attend
ance, representing the Congregations!
churches from Santa Barbara 10 san
Diego.
This will be one of the important
sessions of the Congregational churches
of Southern California and topics OF
vital interest to the denomination VIII
be discussed.
Reports will be made by the various
churches as we'll as the home MISSION
arv work. DR.. William Horace lay,
pastor Of the entertaining church, Wno
will represent the denomination at the
World Missionary conference at Edln-
burgh. Scotland in June. will take a
prominent part in the local conference
and will be one of the principal speak
ers.
PLANS BUSY WEEK
3ishop Joseph Johnson has planned
n b,1sv week. beginning tomorrow with
n trip to the Imperial valley. he VIII
attend a church social at El Centro
in the evening, and on Sunday morn
inc will oficiate at Imperial and IN
the evening at Holtville, returning 10
Los Angeles Monday when he viii be-
gin a series of confirmation services
in the various city parishes. Monday
eveninp he will off1ciate at St Matthlas
church: Tuesday at st. James, Soutn
Pasadena: Wednesday at st. Altman .
asius: Thursday at Epiphany and FRI
dav at Trinity church. on the follow
fI1 a
church of Our Savior at San Gabrlel
and in the evening at st. Marks, Los
Angeles. 49,.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke at the
First Methodist Episcopal church VIII
nreach Sunday morning on add 70
Your Faith" In the evening ne VIII
deliver another sermon in the series
suggested by the Roosevelt Vatican
incident. His subject will be The
Rattle of the Creeds; Is the Union of
the Church Probable or Desirable?
All are cordially invited.
WILL ATTEND CONVENTION
DR.. J. Whitcomb Brougher. pastor
of Temple Baptist church. will attend
tbe Northern Baptist convention in
chicago. May to 1S. Wednesday
night the church instructed him 10
carry to the convention an invitation
for the convention to meet In Los
Angeles in 1915 This will be at the
onening of the Panama canal-and ne
proposes to suggest that the Baptlsts
of New York and Boston come around
by steamer through the canal 10 Los
Angeles. It is Or. Brougher's lnten-
tion to get the backing Of the booster
organizations of the city in this
Invitation, and to go after the con-
vention with the determination to Sc
cure it for Los Angeles.
Rev. Arthur w Ryder, the Pacific
coast secretary of the foreign board
of the Baptist church, will speak IN
TEMPLE Baptist auditorium Sunday
morning at II O'Clock. His topic will
be. "Finding Gods Plan for ones
life" w. w. Lockwood will preach
in the evening.
TO GIVE MUSICALE
The regular monthly musicale oil
Temnle BAPTIST church will be rem
dered Sunday evening in the auul-
forum. The following program
under the direction of Prof. >. B
Poulin. musical director; Organ solo, j.
]. Falls; quartet (selecteD; anthem
"Great and Marvellous" soprano SOLO
.rPehold. the Master Passeth by" Miss
TVillv Smyser; trio, Il will give unto
him that is athirst;" anthem. Holy,
Holy. Holy" great organ and chimes
at 7:15.
Rev. William McLane of New York
will speak in the Pico Heights Congre-
gational church Sunday morning. 49,
The pastor of Zedek congregation Will
hold Easter services Sunday at 14l East
Thirty-sixth street at 8 a. m. Plans
for the new temple will be discussed at
this service. The new temple VIII be
located on Santa Barbara near South
Park avenue. The lot was purchased the
first of the week by the congregation.
Rev. A. A. Kiehl, D. D., for twenty
five years pastor of Calvary Presby-
terian church, Milwaukee, will preach
in Emmanuel Presbyterian church sun
day morning and evening. The subject
of the morning discourse will be Gods s
Choice of Instrumentalities," and that
of the evening, THE Value of Humble
Service
FOREIGN SECRETARY TO SPEAK
w. w. Lockwood will speak at the
mems meeting Sunday afternoon at 1920
in the Y. NJ. c. A. auditorium. Mr..
Lockwood is the general secretary of
the Young Mems Christian association
at Shanghai China, and Will speak on
the subject of "AssociatiOn Work in
China and Its Great Results" This
meeting viii be of special interest to
the men of Los Angeles on account Of
the fact that the Y. NJ. c. A. here is
paying the salaries of the American
secretaries of the Shanghai association
who direct the work of the native sec
retaries and who also conduct d secre-
tarial training school from which
Chinese secretaries are secured for as
sociations in other cities in China.
There will be good music under the
direction of A. L. Miller, the associa
ton harpist.
Mrs Col. Duncan of San Francisco,
in charge of the childrens work of the
Volunteers of America on the Pacific