Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
DR.. BURDETTE WILL
AID At SERVICES
To Assist J. WhitComb Brougher
at Temple Baptist Church
Sunday Morning
PASTOR TO GO ON VACATION
Pulpit to Be Occupied by W. H.
GeiStWeit, Noted lIIi-
noiS Preacher
PASTOR TO GO ON VACATION

DR.. Robert J. Burdette, who has re-
Gently returned from a trip to the Ori-
ent, will be at Temple Baptist church
Sunday morning and will assist in the
services. DR.. j. Whtcomb Brougher,
the pastor, will preach on the subject,
Lovers Inseparable." At night he will
continue his series of sermons on How
to Be Happy Though Married" with
a discourse on "The Girl of the Home
Her Faults and Ideals" Mrs. Fred
Bacon will sing a solo at the morning
service and Jackson Gregg will be so
loist at night. At the close of the
evening sermon Mr.. Gregg and Mrs.
Bacon will sing Fanny Crosby's famous
gospel hymn, my Saviour First of
ALL"
Temple Baptist church will tender a
reception to DIR. and Mrs. Burdette
Monday evening in Berean hall, Audi
torium building. A brief but enter
tanning program has been planned.
There will be a short speech by DIR.
Brougher and a response by DR.. Bur
dette. Members of the congregation
and friends are invited to be present.
Dr. ]. Whitcomb Brougher will leave
Tuesday morning for a vacation of six
weeks He will give a series of ad-
dresses at the Bible assembly at Twin
Lakes, Cal, and will preach July "a
and 81 for the First Baptist church at
San Jose. He will then join his fam
lily at Gearhart, Ore, where the Brou-
CHER summer home is located, and will
spend several weeks in rest and recre-
alton Temple church pulpit will be
filed the last two Sundays in July and
the first two Sundays of August by
DR.. W. H. Geistweit of Peoria, Ill. DR..
Geistweit is one of the most notable
preachers of the denomination DR..
Burdette, pastor emeritus, will fill the
pulpit the last two Sundays in Aug
ust.
DIR. WALKER RETURNS
Dr. Hugh K. Walker, the pastor of
Emmanuel Presbyterian church, Will
occupy his own pulpit next Sunday for
the first time in several months. In
various letters written home during his
absence on tour around the Worlo
the doctor has reported many unique
experiences and exceptional opportuni-
ties for observing the work of mission
aries and other matters of special IN
terest to church people. He has also
been in attendance upon the world
missionary conference which has just
been held in Edinburgh. A large num-
Der of persons are anticipating giving
their pastor hearty welcome at the
will be of special interest in view of
the interesting facts which the doctor
NAV be able to give concerning his
trip. Though the church has missed
it's pastor, it has been supplied with
able preachers from home and abroad
during his absence and by special eff
fort its various activities have been
maintained.
WILL WELCOME CLERGYMAN
Special arrangements have been made
at the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton for the mems meeting Sunday
afternoon at $3.50, when a welcome will
be accorded to the Rev. Hugh K.
Walker, D. D., pastor of Emmanuel
Presbyterian church. DR.. Walker will
deliver a short address. The AbruZzl
Saxaphone quartet of Naples, Italy,
has been engaged for the afternoon
and will render several selections. D.
Farias, the leader of the quartet, is
saxaphone soloist of renown. Eacn
member of the quartet is also mas
ter on his own instrument. A cordial
welcome is extended to all men, espe-
cially strangers, to be present on TINS
occasion.
The social hour at 2:90 in the lobby
is the place for strangers In Los AM
geles to meet one another. The per-
sonal workers prayer and conference,
conducted by E. A X. Hackett at 2;55,
and the home hour at 430 are addi-
tional meetings to which men are cor
daily invited. The saXaphone quartet
will play in the lobby during the social
hour as we'll as in the auditorium
meeting.
JUDGE WILBUR TO SPEAK
Judge Curtis D. Wilbur of the ju-
venile court will speak at the Bethesda
Presbyterian church Sunday evening
on the subject Men and Missions"
The Bethesda male quartet will fur
nsh musical selections.
Miss Theresa Wilbur, sister of Judge
Wilbur, who is executive secretary for
the national board of the Y. W. c. A.,
will speak at the Vesper service at the
association building at p. m. Sunday.
"Thy Kingdom Come will be the
Sunday morning topic of Rev. A. &.
Smither, pastor of the First Christian
church. His evening topic Will be
"Was Peter the First Pope?
The Rev. Mr.. Smither is planning to
pass a month in Alaska, accompanied
by his wife and son.
The Rev. w. D. Lands. and family
are passing the summer at their noun
tain cottage near Mount Lowe.
The Christian Endeavor society of
the Westlake Presbyterian church gave
a farewell social Thursday evening at
who will soon return to her home in
Pittsburg, Pa
Two new Congregational churches
have recently been established at Eagle
Rock and Oneonta Park. The Rev. j.
q MeserVe, formerly of the Plymouth
CONGREGATIONAL church of San Fran
cisco. has come to take charge of the
church at Oneonto Park, which will be
known as the Church of the Neighbor-
hood. The first services were held last
week,
TO SPEAK ON SUNDAY RECREATION
rs 1t Wrong for Christian People to
Spend Sunday at the BeachesY' will
be the Sunday evening subject of the
Rev. William MacCormack, dean of
ST. PauTs pro-cathedral. In the morn
ing he will speak on Every Man Per-
feet"
"The Need of a Great Awakening in
the Church of Today" will be the sub
ject of the Rev. A. Darms, evangelist,
at Burbank hall.
Reynold e. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
Blanchard hall, 293 South Broadway
at II o'clock, on "The Guileless Fool"
The prelude will be on "The Most
Startling Proposition Ever Made to
the Nations?" The public is invited.
One of the picturesque church gath
erings of the year will be the picnic
given by the women of the Congrega-
tional churches of, Los Angeles for the
Chinese women of the missions next
Tuesday at Eastlake park. The Chinese
women will gather for this outing at
the Plaza at 10:30 o'clock, where special
cars will take them to the Dark Three