Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-02
MINISTER'S SELECT
PATRIOTIC THEMES
Local CIergymen Plan for Sunday
Morning Talks on Great
ness of Country
ASSOCIATE PASTOR ARRIVES
Rev. John BentZion Here 10 Assist
in Work of Temple Bap-
tiSt Church
ASSOCIATE PASTOR ARRIVES

DR.. ]. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor of
Temple Baptist church, will preach
Sunday morning on Personal Liberty
How Regulated? Does Liberty Give
One the Right to Do as He Pleases?"
This sermon will be in harmony with
the spirit of the Fourth. The Lords
Supper will be observed, and new men,
bers will receive the hand of fellow
ship. At night DR.. Brougher will con-
tinue his series of sermons on How to
be Happy Though Married" speaking
especially on THE Woman of the
House-Is She the Queen of the
Home?" DR.. Brougher will advise wo-
men on how to be ideal wives and
mothers. Jackson Gregg will sing the
Alexander gospel solo, Tell Motner
I'll be There" There will be baptism
and special music.
Rev. John Bentzion, the recently ap-
pointed associate pastor of the Temple
Baptist church, has arrived in Los
Angeles and will appear before the
Temple congregation for the first time
Sunday.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke at the
First Methodist church will hold Sun.
day evening a national and interna-
tional patriotic service. DR.. Locke will
speak on 1.-The American Nation,
Child of Providence; the Old and New
Mission" The national airs of Ger
many Sweden. Wales and Japan viii
be sung in the native language A quar-
tet of Japanese men will sing the Jap
anese song. DIR. Locke's morning sub
ject will be "Silver and Gold Have
None, but Such as Have Give Unto
Thee"
TO OPEN MISSION STUDY
An interdenominational mission study
ePhnO1 for Snnf hprn California will
Sunday afternoon at o'clock at the
First Methodist church, to be continued
from Tuesday to Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Helen Bartlett Montgomery of
Rochester, N. Y, will be one of the
principal speakers for the sessions and
will deliver the opening address Sun
day afternoon on 1.-THE Chivalry of
Missions" Mrs. Montgomery is we'll
known in the mission study work
throughout the United States.
Other speakers will be: Mrs. r. A.
Haddon, Mrs. e. P. Mcconnell, Mrs.
]. S. Norveu, Mrs. f. C. Locke, Mrs. A.
Averill, Mrs. r. w. Howells. Mrs.
Montgomery will speak at each session,
which will be held at p. m. each day.
western Women in Eastern Lands
will be the general topic of the ses-
sions.
1.-THE Most Demoralizing Influence
In Modern Society" will be the topic
OIL a pTeluQe Dy tLeynOlu II. Blight, 1ulIl-
lister of the Los Angeles Fellowship at
Blanchard hail. 233 South Broadway,
Sunday morning at IL o'clock. The
subject of the regular address will be
Americas Mission as q World Pow
err" a Fourth of July address. There
will be special patriotic music.
Rev. Cyrus a. Vincent, pastor of the
Emmanuel Walnut avenue Congrega-
tional church of Boston, will preach at
both services Sunday at the First Con-
gregational church. In the morning he
will speak on the subject 1.-THE Funda-
mental Nature of Religion" At the
evening service he will preach a pat
riotic sermon on the subject, "Ameri-
cas- Place in the Plan of God" DR.,
Vincent is one of the most popular of
the Boston clergymen.
breaches IN SCOTLAND
Rev. William Horace Day. pastor of
the First Congregational church,
preached in the Gray Friars church of
Edinburgh, Scotland, during the re-
cent missionary conference. He will
witness the passion play, then go south
to join the yacht Athena.
At the West Adams street Methodist
Episcopal church Rev. George A. Hen
ry will deliver the third sermon in his
series on Faith and HEALTH. The
special theme will be Suggestion as
a Healing Agency" This course of
sermons is drawing large congregations
and receiving much favorable comment.
Mr.. Henry announces that the address
tomorrow evening will open the way
for some very practical hints as to
the use of suggestion which will con-
stitute the basis Of the fourth and last
address of the course to be given one
week from tomorrow evening.
At the morning service Mr.. Henry
will speak on 1.-THE Effect of Sin on Our
Material Surroundings" This will be
patriotic address. There will be spe-
cial musical numbers at both SER
vices.
Prof B. p Stout of Philadelphia will
give the passion Play in Story and
Song" at the Young Mems Christian
association Sunday afternoon at $3.50
This is appropriate at this time, when
the Passion Play is being given in it's
original home at Oberammergau In ad-
dition to Prof. Stout there will be vocal
selections by Miss Lille Wilkinson and
Harold Proctor of England.
In response to special request DR.. w.
A. Ward of Birmingham, Ala, will
preach again at Emmanuel church.
Tenth and Figueroa streets, Sunday
morning. Rev. j. H. Sammis. a Bible