Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-25
NEW CHAPEL TO
Be CONSTRUCTED
CongregatlonaIiSts Win Build at
Corner of Van Ness Avenue
and Washington Street
PROPERTY IS TO BE BONDED
Or. Phelps and Son to Leave on
Visit to Island of
Tahiti
PROPERTY is TO BE BONDED

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future, which will form q wing of the
main building to be erected later. Rev.
Stanley Ross Fisher, the pastor, Is in
charge of the work. The proposed
chapel will cost $4,000
The style of the building will be of
the perpendicular Gothic, the chapel
will be a complete church in itself,
containing an auditorium, Sunday
school class room, dining room and
kitchen, rooms for nelghborhood so
cial gatherings and also a complete
equipment for boys work, including
gymnasium, shower bath and drill
room.
This church was organized in 1907
and 200 members have been received
since the organization. The Sunday
school now numbers more than 200 pu-
pills and the present building has been
entirely outgrown in the rapid increase
Of the church membership.
The church owns three lots, 140x160
feet, valued at $4,000 and it is ex-
pected that work on the chapel will be-
gin in the near future. Funds are be-
ing secured for this work on the bond
system.
TO SPEAK ON ROOSEVELT
"Woman's Ideal Man or the Mag
nificence of a Manly Man with Illus
trations from the Life of Theodore
Roosevelt" will bs the Sunday evening
subject of DR.. Charles Edward Locke,
pastor of the First Methodist church.
This will be the first of two sermons
by DR.. Locke, the second to be MANS
Ideal Woman or the Magnificence of
the Womanly Woman" A week from
Sunday evening a patriotic service
will De held at this church when Dr.
Locke will speak on the subject. THE
American Nation Child of Provi-
1,s- hn no
hymns OF the different countries Will
be sung in the native languages.
DR., ]. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of
Temple Baptist auditorium, will con-
tinue his series of sermons Sunday
night on "How to Be Happy Though
Married" His special topic will be,
1.-THE Man of the House-Is He the
Head of the Home?" He VIII nave
something special to say to husbands
and fathers, which the wives and moth
ers will also want to hear. In the
morning, Dr. Brougher and DR.. Ar
thur S. Phelps of Central Baptist
church, will exchange pulpits. DR..
Phelps will take for his subject the
topic "Mr. S-of Denver" The music
at both services will be exceptionally
fine. A feature of the evening service
will be the solo by Jackson GREGG en-
titled Daddy"
DIR. Broughe1's topic at the Central
church will be "Is Family Pride De-
sirable?" In the evening DR.. Phelps
will occupX his own pulpit and VIII
speak on Verdi's I'll Trovatore,"
selection from which will be rendered
on the pipe organ.
WILL VISIT ISLANDS
Monday afternoon DR.. Phelps and
son, Dryden, will leave en- route to the
island of Tahiti to be absent six weeks.
They will be present at the celebration
of the anniversary of the fall Of the
bastile. which is a great day on the
island as it is French possession.
During the month of July Rev. George
D. Knight, professor of English litera-
ture at the University of Redlands, will
occupy the Central Baptist pulpit.
Reynold E. Blight, minister Of The
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway,
on "The Souls Declaration of Inde-
pendence" at IL o'clock, Sunday. The
public is cordially invited.
The young people of the First Unit
arian church will hold memorial ser
vice Sunday morning in memory of
Theodore Parker, it being the hum
dredth anniversary of his birth and
the fiftieth anniversary of his death.
Nine. C. M. Severance and T. G. Ber-
nard, members of Mr.. Parker's congre-
cation sixty years ago, will take part
in the service. "The Life and Work
of Theodore Parker will be the sub
iect of Rev. e. Stanton Hodgin, the
pastor. -.
"The Gospel of the Big Brother will
be the Sunday morning topic of Rev.
William MacCcrmack. dean and rector
of ST. Pauls pro-cathedral. In the
evening. he will speaw on "Sitting in
the Seat of Judgment"
The Sunday school Of Christ Epis-
copal church will hold its annual pic
mic Saturday at Anaheim.
TO PRESENT FLAG
Mrs. Cora Sawyer, patriotic instruc-
tor, and Mrs. Emily Morgan, Mrs.
Kate Reed Field will go to Eagle Rock
Sunday to present flag to the Union
Sunday school.
Mrs. Emily Morgan will deliver a
eulogy on the flag and will also en-
tertain the Sunday school children in
the afternoon.
Mrs. Sawyer will make the flag pre-
sentation speech and Mrs. Kate Field
will extend greetings to the Sunday
school.
Bethesda Presbyterian church, will
give a stereopticon lecture on "The
Grand Canyon" at the service Sunday
evening.
Rev. D. F. Boiler. who recently re-
signed the pastorate of the Olivet
Congregational church, will preach his
farewell sermons at that church Sun
day In the morning he will speak on
what Is the Best Thing to Do" and
in the evening on "What Is the Best
Thing Awaiting Olivet Church?
"The Land of Nod or the Unrest of
Sin" will be the Sunday morning topic
of Rev. w. e. Tilroe. pastor of the
Boyle Heights Methodist church, at
the Sunday morning service. DIR. Til |
roe will also preach at the evening
service.
"Some Aspects of Bible Study" will
be the Sunday morning topic of Rev. |
A.. B. Prichard, pastor of the Central
church. The women of
the church held an all-day session last |
and served luncheon for the |
men members at noon.
The Protestant churches of Holly |
wood will unite in a series of evangel-
istic services to open Sunday evening
in a large tent at the corner of Holly
wood boulevard and Vine street, in
charge of Evangelist e. j. Bulgin and
George Rose, evangelistic singer.
These meetings will continue daily for
three weeks.
WILL CONFIRM A CLASS
Bishop Conaty will confirm a large
class at Azusa Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. -. Tuesday he will preside at
The closing exercises Of the Sacred