Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-18
'L|FE'S SCHOOL IS
BR0UGHER'S TOPIC
DO You Play Hookey?' He Will
Ask His Congregation
Sunday Morning
NORMAL PUPILS TO ATTEND
How to Make Best of Matrimo-
niaI Bargain Is Subject
for Evening

DR.. j. Whltcomb Brougher will
preach Sunday morning at the Temple
Baptist auditorium on the topic. Life s
| Big School-Do You Play Hockey?
| The graduating class of 100 from the
State Normal school will attend in a
body, and teachers and pupils of other
| institutions in the city, as well as
some 700 Normal school pupils, will at
| tend the service.
| At night DR.. Brougher will continue
his popular series of sermons on
Home, Sweet Home" or How to Be
! Happy Though Married" The special
topic will be, THE Wedding Ring, or
How to Make the Best of a Bad Mat
rimonial Bargain" There will be bap-
tism at the opening of the service, and
]. ]. Falls, organist, will play Men
delssohn's wedding march in full MISS
Fannie M. Bailey and Jackson Gregg
will sing solos. There will be music by
the quartet and big chorus.
Judge Curtis d. Wilbur and j. G. van
Zandt gave illustrated talks at the
Temple Baptist church last Wednes-
day night on "The Human Interroga-
ton Point or the Boy Question" The
church contemplates taking up social
work for the boys of the city and is
gathering data for that purpose.
The Temple Baptist Christian En-
deavor society held an enjoyable social
| in the Temple church parlors Thurs
day night. This society is making
plans for a more comprehensive work
among the young people of the city.
Considerable money was raised by the
novel sock and bag" feature of the
| evening.
ASSOCIATE PASTOR TO ARRIVE
The Rev John Bentzien, the new as
sociate pastor of Temple Baptist
church, will reach Los Angeles some
time before the first of July, and will
take up his residence at 235 South
Olive street, where he will remain un-
til he finds a permanent home.
The Rev. John M. Linden has been
extended a call to become the corre-
spending secretary of the Southern
California Baptist convention and gem
eral missionary of the American Bap-
tfst Home Missionary society of this
district. 1t is expected that he Will ac-
cept the call, although no definite word
has yet been received from him. He is
general manager of the great evange-
listic campaign of the noted Billy Sun
day. and is engaged in meetings at
Everett, Wash.
The regular quarterly communion
| service and reception of new members
will occur at Emmanuel church, Tenth
and Figueroa streets, Sunday morn
ing. The Rev William Brown Noble,
D. D., stated clerk of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian church in
the United States, will offlcate and
deliver the communion address on
'The Two Cups" Dr. Noble was hon
ored last Wednesday by having the
degree of doctor of laws conferred up
on him by Occidental college.
DR.. w A. Ward, D. D., scholarly
pastor of Birmingham, Ala, will preach
in the evening on "Divine Companion
ship in a Lonely Way"
TO PREACH ON LIVE TOPICS
At the West Adams Street Methodist
Episcopal church the Rev. George A.
Henry will deliver a course of addresses
on Faith and Health" beginning
Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock. The
special subject of the first address will
be What Does the Bible Teach Con-
oerning the Relation of Faith to
Health?" Mr.. Henry has read lectures,
articles, scientific treatises and discus
sions from more than sixty leading
scientists, physicians and investigators
of the present day, as well as the his
tory of ancient medicine in its relation
to religion and faith. In view of this
study, Mr.. Henry thinks he has a right
to speak. His work will not be al
lowed to degenerate into open de-
nunciation of present day healing
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ministers are busy with letters to the
governor of Nevada against the fight
in that state, and that before another
week rolls around they will have
started the rush of 100000 letters
against the affair.