Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-15
INSTALLATION OF
PASTOR PLANNED
Rev. KirkeS Assumes Charge of
Boyle Heights Presbyte-
rian Church
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE
Prominent Minister Comes from
Texas to Head Los An
geIes Passionate
WILL HOLD SPECIAL SERVICE

The Rev. L. c. Kirkes, the new pas
tor of the Boyle Heights Presbyterian
church, will be formally installed into
the pastorate with special installa-
ton service Sunday evening at the
church.
The Rev. d. w. Hanna will preside
at the service, and the Rev. A. b.
Prichard. pastor of the Central Pres
byterian church, will preach the in
stallation sermon. The Rev. w. ID.
Lands, pastor of the Westlake Pres
byterian church, will deliver the charge
to the people.
The Rev. DR.. Kirkes came to Los
Angeles from Amarillo Tex, where he
had been a prominent pastor, and as
sumed charge of the Boyle Heights
church several months ago.
DR.. ]. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor
of Temple Baptist church, will on sun
day morning give the second sermon
in the series on 1.-THE First Seven
Books of the Bible" This sermon
has as its topic, "Exodus-Up from
Slavery, or Who's Who?" Miss Willy
Smyser, soprano, will be soloist, and
there will be good music by the Tenn
pie quartet and chorus. In the even
ing DR.. Brougher will speak on "The
Leopard in Society-Can He Change
His Spots?'' At 7:15 ]. j. Falls, or
ganist, will give a short recital COM
posed of several famous selections, and
the chimes will ring out Holy Spirit,
Faithful Dove" and "Near the Cross. "
A. E. Dykstra will be the soloist at
the evening service.
MEMBERS INTERESTED
The prayer meeting topics of the
next six weeks will be a following up
of DR.. Broughers Sunday morning
sermons on 1.-THE First Seven Books OF
the Bible" Each week a synopsis Of
the sermon is printed in the Church
Calendar, and the members are finding
much interest in the study outlined.
An invitation is extended to the public
to attend these Wednesday evening
sessions.
Next Friday the Womens union of
Temple church will hold its all-day
meeting. Mrs. A. w. Price will LEAD
the missionary department; deYotions
will be led by Mrs. B. f. Conaway.
Circle No. 2, Mrs. G. o. Hall, chair
man, will serve the regular Friday
luncheon, which is very popular with
business people, at 12:15.> Following
the luncheon will be a business ses-
sion at 1:3O and sewing session from
2 to 4 p. m.
The Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor of the
Central Baptist church, will begin
series of Sunday evening sermons on
present Day Talks from the Life of
Joseph" The following will be the
topics for the sermons beginning Sun
day evening: Partially in the
Home" "How the World Treats a
Dreamer" "The Model Clerk" "An
Unusual Affinity" 'Inside the Bas-
tile" Bulls and Bears, "A Corner in
Corn" &C. o. d." "a Solution for
Family Trouble" and "Can Man Get
Rich and Be Honest?'
MRS. WHITTEMORE To TALK
Sunday evening at o'clock in the
Salvation Army hall, 431 South Hill
street, Mrs. e. NJ. Whittemore of New
York city, founder and president of
the Door of Hope missions, will speak
on the work conducted by the Saliva
tion Army in the anti-Suicide bureau.
Mrs. Whittemore is a member of the
American Purity federation. Her ad-
dresses are full of thrilling stories Of
wonderful cases of men and women
rescued through the Door of Hope and
anti-suicide bureau. Mrs. Whittemore
has been closely associated with Com
mander Miss Booth for the past three
years, and holds an office in the Sal
walton Army with title of adJutant.
The forty hours alteration will open
at Lne OuuICn OIL our 14tuy VI AOl Sllo
Sunday morning with a solemn high
mass at 10:30 o'clock. The Rev. George
Donahoe, the pastor, Will be celebrant
of the mass, assisted by the Rev. f.
]. Conaty as deacon and the Rev. M.
O'Gorman as sub-deacon. The Rev.
Francis j. Conaty will preach the SER
mon. In the evening the Rev. C. Mo-
lony will preach. Monday morning
holy communion win be celebrated at
o'clock, with a low mass at o'clock
and mass pro passe at 9 o'clock. The
Rev. +. X. Becker OF Ontario win
preach at the last mass and the Rev.
William Quinlan of Pasadena will
preach at the evening service. Tues
day morning the masses will be at g.
z and o'clock, with sermon by the
Rev. Joseph McManus at the last
mass. The closing exercises will be
held in the evening, with sermon
by the Rev. Joseph Donahoe.
The state synod OF the Presbyterian
church for California will convene at
Fresno beginning next Wednesday and
continuing through the week.
Local pastors will attend this body
which will discuss prominent questions
of the church and will outline the gen.
eral work to be carried on throughout
the state. In addition to the pastors
each church will have a lay repre-
b6IlLdLlOls
Los Angeles will send a large dele
cation to the meeting of the synod.
including several of the new ministers
who have recently assumed charges in
this part of the state.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke, at the
First Methodist Episcopal church. Sun
day morning, will preach on Christ
Indispensable" In the evening DR..
Locke's subject will be "The American
Sunday; why the Postoffice Should be
Closed and Why Theaters Should Not
be Opened on Sunday; When Was the
Sabbath Changed from the Seventh to
the First Day? Should California
Have a Sunday Observance Law?'
WILL RECEIVE NOVICEs
Six novices will be received into the
order of st. Joseph this morning with
a solemn reception at $3.50 o'clock at
the chapel of st. Marys academy. Rt.
Rev. Bishop Conaty will officiate, as
sisted by the Very Rev. DR. Clark,
president of st. Vincents college and
the Rev. Father McNally Of Oakland.
The first regular meeting of the re-
Gently organized Young Women's So
ciety of st. Mary the Immaculate will
be held Sunday afternoon at 8 o'clock
at the Church Of Our Lady Of Loretto
The Pilgrim Congregational church,
avenue and Forty-sixth
street, will be dedicated at the o'clock
service Sunday. The Rev c. r. Small
is the pastor of the church. He will be
assisted by several of the ministers of
Los Angeles and vicinity. The dedica-
tory sermon will be preached by the