Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-30
DR.. DAY BREACHES
FROM MARS HILL
Los Angeles Pastor Addresses
Athenians as Did st. Paul
1000 Years Ago
TO DEDICATE CHAPEL SUNDAY
Rev. L. w. KIinker Re-Engaged
Pastor of South Main Street
Christian Church
TO DEDICATE CHAPEL SUNDAY

Word has been received from the
Rev. William Horace Day, pastor of
the First Congregational church, from
Athens, where he preached on Mars
Hill, on the spot said to be that from
which st. Paul preached his notable
sermon.
DIR. Day was escorted to Mars Hill
by a group of native missionaries and
1t was to them that DIR. Day expound-
ed the gospel. Later DIR. and Mrs. Day
remained to view the sunset from that
historic spot
The visit of DIR. Day to Greece has
been one of unusual interest and his
parishioners are expecting him to give
series of illustrated lecture-sermons
on his experiences. DR.. and Mrs. Day
will visit the Holy Land before they
return in the fall.
DR.. Geistwelt will speak Sunday night
at Temple Baptist auditorium on THE
Tug of a Mighty Destiny" There viii
be good music by big chorus and the
Temple quartet and soloists.
PLAN CHURCH ACTIVITIES
The women of Temple Baptist church
are already planning for their fall and
winter activities. Mrs. Frank r. Wolfe,
vice president of the work department,
has issued call to the chairmen-eleet
of the circles to meet at the church
parlor Monday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock There will be a discussion
and assignment of work for the coming
fall and it is hoped that every chair
man will be present, with thoughts and
ideas for a progressive years work.
The Rev. E. II. Lovejoy will preach
at the Woodlawn Methodist church
south Sunday morning on the topic,
1.-THE Lamb of God" The Rev. Nor
man Burley, the pastor, will preach on
THE Question of Questions and the
Souls Response" at the evening SER
vice.
The Rev. L. J. Millikan, pastor of st.
Pauls Methodist church south, is abb
sent from the city on account OF Ill
ness. The Rev. Norman Burley pas.
tor of the Woodlawn church, VIII
preach at the Sunday morning ser
vice on 1.-THE Negative and the POSI-
tive in Religion"
The subject of the Rev. DR.. Hugh
X. Walkers sermon in Emmanuel Pres
byterian church Sunday morning Will
be IAN Impartial Inquiry into the
Chances for the Reunion of Chrlsten-
DOM" giving some of the latest de-
velopments on this most important
matter In the evening DR.. Walker
will speak on the topic, "The Ten Com
mandments East of Suez," apropos OF
Rudyard Kiplings unique deliverance
on this question, some observations
connected with a journey to the far
east to be used to illustrate the theme.
"Why Men Scorn Christianity will
be the Sunday morning subject OF the
Rev William MacCormack, dean OF ST.
PauPs pro-cathedral. In the evening ne
will speak on "The Sculptured Figures
of Society"
"The Elder Brother will be the Sun
dav morning topic of the Rev. A. b.
Prichard, pastor of the Central Presby-
terian church.
Bishop Joseph Johnson, who has been
presiding at the sessions of the SUNDAY
school institute during the week. Will
go to San Diego today in connection
with business of the bishops school
established on the Scripps Foundation
Next week the bishop will return for
business connected with the diocesan
office.
"ReIgion as Faith" will be the Sun
day morning topic of Rev. w. p. T1lroe,
pastor of the Boyle Heights Methodist
church.
WILL DEDICATE CHAPEL
The Olivet Presbyterian chapel, cor
ner Avenue Fifty-six and Ash street,
win be dedicated Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. The sermon will be preached
by the Rev. j. r. Compton. Other min
listers will take part. The services will
be in charge of the Rev. DR.. F. P.
Berry, the pastor.
Inc OuIUOOT ulllOl SCt WIGS AAOAN ~
the five churches of Highland Park,
which began last Sunday evening in
Athletic park of Occidental college, will
be continued Sunday evening. The pas
tors of the local churches will take part
in the service. The meetings will be
continued each Sunday evening through
August.
The Rev. Morris H. Turk of Natick,
Mass, will preach at the Sunday morn
ing service of the First Congregational
church on 1.-THE Honor of the Cross"
In the evening he will deliver the sec
ond of his illustrated lectures on The
Albanians, the Eagle People" After
the first Sunday in August the main
auditorium of the church will be closed
for repairs and redecoration. The Sun
day morning services during August
will be held in the parish building and
the evening services will be merged
with those Of the Christian Endeavor.
The Rev. f. M. Larkin, d. D., dis
trict SUPERINTENDENT of the Methodist
church, will preach in Easton's hall,
Sixteenth and Arlington streets, at
o'clock Sunday afternoon. A Methodist
mission was organized in the hall
June l.
'The Most Terrible Law in the Uni
verse" will be the subject of an ad-
dress by Reynold E. Blight, minister
of the Los Angeles Fellowship, at
Blanchard hall, 23S South Broadway,
at II o'clock tomorrow morning. Music
by Miss Helen Tape, soprano, and
others.
Preparatory to an enlargement of it's
work during the coming fall and winter