Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-04
CHURCH WORKERS
DISPLAY ACTIVITY
New Houses of Worship in the
City to Be Used for First
Time Sunday
PASTORS ANNOUNCE THEMES
Christian Workers Conference
for Ten Days to Be Held
This Month
PASTORS ANNOUNCE THEMES


on the grounds of the Holy Cross
church Monday, to continue each after
noon and evening during the week.
A large tent will be erected on the
church grounds, in which boothss Will
be in charge of the Sacred Heart, st.
Joseph's. st. Anthonys, st. Mary's, st.
Elizabeth's and the Holy Name So
cietes.
The proceeds of the fete will be used
as the nucleus of a fund for the new
church building. work on wnlcn
will be begun the latter part of July.
The members of the parish nave peeh
working for the fete since the begin
ming of lent, and many beautiful arti-
cles have been made. Local merchants
have also contributed generously
toward the fete, and it is expected that
it will net a large sum toward the new
edifice.
WILL BEGIN SERMON SERIES
DIR. j. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of
Temple Baptist church, will begin a
series of sermons Sunday night on
"Home, Sweet Home or, How to Be
Happv Though Married" The doctor
believes that the home life has more
to do with the question of heaven or
hell on earth than anything else
The opening sermon of the series
next Sunday night will be on the topic,
"Choosing Wife; or, VIII the Com
ing Man Marry?" other dates and
topics are as follows:
June 12-"Choosing Husband; or,
Shall Our Daughters BE Old MafdsY
June 19-"The Wedding Ring; or,
What to Do with a Bad Matrimonial
Bargain"
June 26-"The Man of the House; Is
He the Head of the Home?"
July 3-"The Woman of the House.;
Is She the Queen of the Home?"
July 10-"The Boy of the Home; or,
The Chip of the Old Block"
July 1.-THE Girl of the Home; or.
Her Faults and Ideals"
September 4-"The Mother-in-Law in
the Home; Is She Joke?"
September 1.-THE Servant Girl in
the Home: Does She Receive Fair
Treatment?"
September 1s-"Home. Sweet Home;
or The Best Place on Earth
DR.. Brougher will preach at the Au-
ditorium Sunday morning on Peter
Prayed out of Prison; Does God An
swer Prayer Today?" Jackson Gregg
will sing a solo. The Lords Supper
will be served.
ACCEPTS CHURCH CALL
Rev John Bentzien of Portland, Ore,
has accepted the call to become the
associate pastor Of DR. Brougher at
Temple Baptist church. He has been
associated with DR.. Brougher in work
cities. and will make a most valuable
helper in the work of Temple Baptist
church He will have oversight of the
organized work of the church and its
educational features. He will not be
expected to fill the pulpit, although he
is very capable preacher. DR.,
Brougher the pastor, will have charge
of the pulpit ministrations, and stated
yesterday that he hoped to have DR..
Rurdette, the pastor emeritus, to
preach frequently after he returns to
the city He had written DR.. Burdette,
asking him to preach the last two sun
days in August, during Dr. Brougher's S
vacation.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke, at the
First Methodist Episcopal church Sun
day evening will preach on the timely
topic, "Who Shall Be King in Califor-
nia-Bacchus, Gambrinus the Race
Horse or the Prize Fighter? With
Lessons from King Saul and Shake
speare's Hamlet"
sEchoes from Chicago" will be the
Sunday morning topic of Rev. Arthur
s. Phelps, pastor of the Central Bap-
tist church In the evening the subject
will be Schumann's "Traumerei, y
which will be rendered on the new pipe
organ
The last meeting of the Baptist Min
isterial association will be held Mon
day before the summer vacation DR..
G. f. Holt of Riverside will speak on
"The Preparation of Sermons"
TO OPEN CHURCH BUILDING
The formal opening of the new ad-
dtion to the building of the Contra
Christian church, Twenty-first street
east of Maple avenue, will be held
with special services Sunday. Rev. e
H. Keller, the pastor, will have charge
of the services. At 230 o'clock in the
afternoon a union meeting of the Chris
tian churches will be held, in which
prominent city pastors will take part
The monthly meeting of the South
ern California Christian Ministerial as
sociation will be held Monday at the
First Christian church. Following the
usual reports, Lloyd Darsie will speak
on "The Worlds Debt to the Disci-
pies" In the afternoon John j. StiVers
will speak on "The Making and the
Unmaking of the Preacher" j. p
Wells will speak on "a Church Neces-
sity."
The services of the new First EN-
erson New Thought church, held ir
the Ebell club house, are attracting
large congregations. Rev. Margaret
La Grange will speak at II o'clock or
Unto the Realm of Death" and in the
evening on "Woman's Place in Ma
ture."
Women of the First Congregations
church will hold an all-day meeting in
the church next Thursday. Mrs. e. r
Findley, in charge of the work among
the Chinese, will speak.
Confirmation services will be held al
the Temple Bnai Birth June 13. The
three lower classes of the Sunday
school of the temple passed the annua
examination last Sunday These ex-
aminations will continue over Sunday
the school to close for the summer or
June 19.
HAS GONE ABROAD
DR.. William Horace Day, pastor o.
the First Congregational church, lef
last Monday for the east, en- route tC
Europe, and his pulpit will be filled al
the morning service Sunday by Dr. j
A. Blaisdell, president of Pomona col
lege. Rev. Arthur ]. Francis of the
Madison Avenue Congregational church
of Chicago will give an illustrated ad
dress at the evening service on "ThC
Stories and Glories of Oxford" Rev
Mr.. Francis is the son of the assistant
librarian at Christ Church college. OK,
ford, and was himself born in that his
toric town. Rev. II. T. Case, superin,
tendent of the Congregational Sunday
school work in Southern California, viii
conduct the Wednesday evening ser
vice.
Services will be held for the first tim,
Sunday in the new building of the Pill
grim Congregational church, corner o.