Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-08
WILL SERMON|ZE
ON BIBLES BOOKS
Temple Baptist Church Pastor to
Begin Series of DisCourses
on Holy Writ
PLAN A PROGRAM OF MUSIC
Or. Robert ]. Burdette Will Preach
on The Cruise of the
Pilgrim

Pilgrim
Dr. ]. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of
Temple Baptist church, will begin Sc
ries of sermons Sunday morning on the
first seven books of the Bible. He pro-
poses to print a short outline of each
book, to be distributed to the congrega-
tion, and which will at the same time
serve as a guide to the sermon. The
special topics will be as follows: l.
Genesis, Its Seven Conflicts; 2. EXC
dus, or Up from Slavery, and Who Is
Who; 8. "Leviticus. or Loves Law
and Life; 4. Numbers, or the People
upon Whom God Depends; 5. "Deu-
teronomy,, or Looking Backward to
Look Forward; 6. Joshua, or the Man
of a Different Spirit; T. Judges, or
the Lucky and Unlucky Thirteen"
The services at Temple Baptist
church Sunday will be of unusual in
terest. In the morning Dr. Brougher,
the pastor, will preach his first sermon
in the series on the first seven books OF
the Bible. The subject will be Gene
els, the Book of Seven Conflicts" There
will be baptism. In addition to the mu-
sic on the organ and chimes, the chorus
will sing and Mrs. Fred Bacon Will
render a solo. At night DR.. Robert j.
Burdette, pastor emeritus, will preach
on 1.-THE Cruise of the Pilgrim" There
fill be an organ recital at 7:15 and
Jackson Gregg will render solo. A
special Offering will be received for the
families Of the victims of the Times
disaster.
Bishop r. S. waterhouse of the Meth
odist church South is expected to ar
rive in Los Angeles next Tuesday TO
remain until Thursday. looking over
the local field preparatory to the an
nual conference to begin october 26.
Bishop Waterhouse makes his head
quarters in Emory, Va, and will come
to Los Angeles from Stockton, CAL,
where he will make short stay.
He will speak wednesday evening at
st. Pauls church, corner Eighteenth
street and Union avenue, and Thursday
morning will leave for San Antonio,
Tex. Later he will go to New Orleans
for the session of bishops. He will re-
turn to Los Angeles for the opening of
the conference, at which he will pre-
side.
The Los Angeles knights of Colum-
bus are completing elaborate prepara-
tions for the celebration of Discovery
Day next Wednesday. Solemn high
pontifical mass will be celebrated by
Bishop Conaty at 10 a. m. at the Ca
thedral of ST. Vibiana, at which the
Rev. John G. Conlan of Catalina will
preach the sermon.
In the evening a celebration will be
held in the Shrine auditorium, at which
Judge Paul Mccormick will preside.
The addresses will be made by Bishop
Conaty, Mayor Alexander and Joseph
Scott. The members Of the fourth de-
x1yiI1 aqnnrt
of honor to the speakers Of the evening.
The Baptist association OF Los Ange-
les will hold its forty-second annual
meeting beginning next Tuesday at Ba-
kersf1eld, to continue over Thursday
A special train will leave Los Angeles
Tuesday morning, carrying local min
listers and lay delegates, and a stop will
be made at Monolith to view the work
on the aqueduct. ]. Sim Foster of the
Central Baptist church of Los Angeles
will be the moderator. The evening
addresses will be made by the Revs.
Albert Hatcher Smith of Pasadena, A
s. Phelps, Robert J. Burdette and ].
Whitcomb Brougher Of Los Angeles.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke will oc-
cupy his pulpit at the First Meth
odist church. His subject in the morn
ing will be "This Is the Third Time
Am Coming to You" In the evening
DR.. Locke will preach a sermon sug-
gested by the recent destruction of
life and property in the Los Angeles
Times building. His subject will be
'',rhe Tragedy of the Dynamite Bomb
or the Lesson of the Hour for Pa
triots."
The Sunday evening service at the
BOYLE Heights Methodist church will
be a memorial for the late ]. wesley
Reayes, who was one of the victims
Of the Times disaster. Mr.. Reaves
was one of the most prominent mem
hers of the church, having served In
several important official capacities.
Last year he served as president or
the Epworth league of the church,
and the young people will take part
in the service. A program of address,
es will be given by representatives
from the various church organiza-
tons. Appropriate music will be rem
dered by the church choir.
The Rev. DR.. willard Brown Thorpe,
pastor of the First Congregational
church of San Diego, will preach at
both services Sunday at the First
CONGREGATIONAL church of Los Angeles.
At the morning service he will take
for his subject 1.-THE Effect of Truth
on Life" and in the evening "His Place
in the Line" The choir of this church
has been reorganized, with Miss EN-
ma Lyttle Boothe of Seattle, soprano;
Mrs. c. E. Richards, who is returning
from a four months vacation, con-
tralto: Henry G. Novis. basso and
Henry Balfour, tenor. Mrs. Boothe
and Mr.. Balfour are the two new
members of the choir. which will be
under the direction of Dean w. F.
Skeele.
The women of the church will re-
sumo their monthly all-day meetings
next Thursday. The missionary So
ciety will meet at 10:30 a. M, at which
Miss Mary Knox, superintendent OF
the Japanese mission, will be the
speaker. The Women's Work society
will meet in the afternoon.
The monthly all-day meeting of the
Evangelical Prayer union will be held
next Friday at the Central Presby-
terian church. The general theme will
be New Beginnings in Prayer Life"
The Rev. H. G. Waddell will preside
at the morning session. The Rev. A.
B. Prichard and Mrs. j. S. Norvell will
make the principal addresses Of the
morning. The Rev. N. l.. Rowell will
preside at the afternoon session, which
will be opened by a general confer
ence on 1.-THE Prayer Literature That
Has Most Helped Me-" The Revs. j.
II. Stewart, Hugh K. Walker and e.
d. Chapin will make the afternoon