The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
FPWORTH LEAGUE
TO HOLD RALLY
Quarterly Session Will Be Con-
vened at Centennial Meth
Odist Episcopal Church

OAKLAND, Feb. l2.-The quarterly
rally Of the Alameda county Epworth
league alliance viii be held next Tues
day afternoon and evening at Centen-
NAL Methodist Episcopal church, Ninth
and Chester streets This viii be the
last missionary rally under the direc-
tion of this years cabinet.
The alliance has enjoyed prosperity
during the administration Of the presl-
dent Miss Gladys Moore of Trinity
Methodist Episcopal church Of Berke-
ley Associated with her were The
following officers:
First vice president Adolph I.ueus: second
fdeut \ T. r. Dreyer: fourth vice president,
Nary Roberts: secretary. IT, G.. Kelsey; treas
urer. Earl Mct tarEar; Junior superintendent Al
Williams; chori>tcr. Clyde Chamhin
The afternoon session VIII be opened
at o'clock by DIR. A. J. case. Miss
Pittman viii give an address on South
America, and Mrs. Meyer viii talk on
The Upward Path" The remainder
of the rally program follows:
Afternoon session
Vocal SOLO Ruth Lillian Baker; Mission
Study-Helps and Methods" Miss Hicks; music;
'-Sesmens Rest and Floating Work. tax Nus
trated with stereopticonf social hout' i aiuneI,
guests, pastors of foreign churches ana theH
wives.
Evening session
Leaders conferences-p Presidents. Charles Rob
inson: missionary department. Rev. e. J. EIkins
- iei, 5ansrfr,en; Mis- Grace Moore: social
denartnent Professor Hcrmes of the University
Of California. Hymn; awarding OF banner
special music by oriental children: address, Or
George B. Smythe. field secretary missionary so
cIety; vocal solo Ruth Lillian Baker
WILL SING SABIN'S WORKS
Church compositions of Wallace A.
Sabin. well known composer and organ
list of san Francisco, who wrote the
music for the Bohemian club play last
summer, viii be sung by the First Con
gregational church choir Sunday even
ing. The musical selections viii be given
in conjunction with the third of the
series of special sermons which the
pastor of the church. Rev Charles r.
Brown. is preaching upon the general
topic. "Our Total Christianity,' the
special topic for this Sunday evening
being -'The Methodist Part"
Rev. Frank L Goodspeed, d. d, pas
tor Of the First Presbyterian church,
viii preach Sunday morning on The
Glory Of Drudgery." Abraham Lin
coins Religion" viii be the subject of
the evening discourse. Rev. Ernest e
Hail will deliver an address Wednesday
special topic for this sunday evening
being The Methodist Part
Rev. H. J. Vosburgh. pastor Of the
First Baptist church, viii lecture Sun
day evening on David Livingstone, the
Maker of Africa" StereOptican views
viii be shown.
Rev Arthur =. Brown. assistant pas
tor OF the First Baptist church, has
been called to the pastorate of the
First Baptist church Of San Bernar-
dino
Patriotic services viii he held Sun
day evening at the Fourth Congrega-
rfnnaT n1r nd f~yfI \
streets. Rev. Frederick H. Maar, the
pastor. officiating
Rev. Albert ". Palmer. pastor Of
Plymouth CongTe gatiOnal church, will
begin series Of Sunday evening dis
courses tomorrow on the Emmanuel
movement. The last of the series on
February p viii be delivered by Doc
UQs Shields OF St. LUke's hospital, San
francisco.
VETERANS TO ATTEND
Appomattox post and Lyon post,
Grand Army OF the Republic will at
tend services at Centennial Methodist
church Sunday morning al which Rev.
Alfred J. Case, the pastor. viii preach
on The Culture of Patriotism"
Rev. j. 5. Thomas, superintendent of
Oakland district Of the Anti-Saloon
league. viii occupy the pulpit OF the
First Methodist church Sunday morn
ing.
Rev. William Day SimOnds will de-
liver an address Sunday morning at
the first Unitarian church on Leaves
IN the American Bible From the Hand
Of Abraham Lincoln
The Foremost American" viii be the
subject Of discourse Sunday evening
by Rev. Thomas A. Boyer pastor Of
the First Christian church Live Oak
lodge f. and A. NJ, will attend the
services
Rev c H. Pinneo, superintendent
OF the Methodist Episcopal Chinese
mission school Of San Francisco, will
ADDRESS the EpwOrth league of the
First Methodist church Sunday evening
at $50 o'clock