Los Angeles herald., 1910-11-05
Sunday afternoon in the Boyle Heights

Sunday afternoon in the Boyle Heights
Methodist church.
The all-day meeting of the Evan
geIical Prayer union will be held Fri
day, November IL, at the Central
Presbyterian church. The general sub
ject of the day will be "The Divine
Presence"
Sunday will be observed as a day OF
preparation at the Central Baptist
church for the series of young peoples
revivals which will begin November IL
DIR. A. S. Phelps, the pastor, will preach
Sunday morning on "a Conversation
in the Desert" and in the evening on
"A Harvest of Stars"
"Three Essentials of Christian Life
will be the Sunday morning topic OF
the Rev. William Davies, pastor of the
Vernon Congregational church.
The Rev. DR.. w. H. Leslie of the
Baptist Congo mission, Africa, will
speak Sunday evening in the Memoir
ial Baptist church. corner Grand
avenue and TWenty-third street.
The Rev. A. C. Smither, pastor of the
First Christian church, will speak al
the vesper service Sunday afternoon
at o'clock at the Y. w. G. A.
ST JOHNS MUSIC PROGRAM
Beginning Sunday morning the spe-
Episcopal church the first Sunday of
each month will be resumed. The quar-
tet composed Of Mrs. Bertha Vaughan,
Mrs. E. C. Crossman, j. A. Stockman
and It. H. Ostrom and a large chorus
will sing King Halls Communion IN
c." and '"The Souls of the Righteous"
The prelude will be two numbers for
organ, harp and violin, "The Swan"
by Sain Saens and an "Andante Re-
ligiose'' by Guilmant. The organist,
w. f. Chase, will be assisted by Miss
Myrtle Ouelle, harpist, and Mr.. Wal
berg, violinist.
our Lords First Sermon" will be
the Sunday morning subject of the
Rev. A. B. Prichard. pastor of the
Central Presbyterian church. In the
evening he will speak on Hunting a
Wife for Another Man,
Andrew Park will speak at the Meth
odist mission Sunday evening. The
Rev. II. C. Lawrence will speak at the
evening service.
"The Woman That Was Made Whole
will be the Sunday morning topic OF
the Rev. William MacCormack, dean
of st. Pauls pro-cathedral. The Sun
day evening topic will be Should the
Postoffice Be Closed Sunday"
George w. Trotter, superintendent of
the Union Rescue mission, will leave
the first of the week on a three months
vacation A praise service will be held
at the mission this evening and Sun
day evening a farewell service will be
held for Mr.. Trotter. Giles Kellogg,
president of the board of directors, will
make a short address.
Reynold e. Blight, minister of the
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak in
Blanchard hall, 29S South Broadway, at
II o'clock on WANTED, Missionaries to
Christianize Christendom." Prelude on
"Who Is Responsible for Bad Govern
meAt?" Miss Helen Tape, soprano,
and Master Donald Dorm, violinist. The
public is cordially invited.
TEMPERANCE CAMPAIGN PLANNED
William j. Murphy will begin tenn
perance campaign Sunday evening at
the Volunteers OF America headquar-
ters. to be continued one week. This
will be a whirlwind campaign to obtain
1000 signers to the Murphy pledge of
total abstinence.
Mr.. Murphy has been the author of
many successful campaigns over the
country and has gained thousands of
pledges in the city. His son, Thomas
Murphy, will assist In the meetings.
The younger Murphy will also speak at
Stockdale Sunday to the prisoners,
where he holds meetings every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock and has met
with great success.
"a Young Mans Vision" will be the
subject of an address by Rev. William