Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-19

hours service at st. Athanasius'
church. Easter Sunday morning the
bishop win preach at the Church OF
the Angels and in the evening at All
Saints, Highland Park
The Y. NJ. c. A. VIII holu speViai ~
noon services during Holy Week at tne
association building. Prominent spedh-
ers will speak each day from 12;1o 10
o'clock 20
DIR Charles Edward Locke, pastor oil
the First Methodist church, Will op-
serve Holy Week with special services
to be held each evening IN the main
auditorium of the church. trlday even.
ing the sacrament OF tne Loia PupP0i
will be observed.
Will Hold Special Services
A. the First Congregational church
tho weel, will be observed with two
services daily at 2:S0 and 7:SO p. m.
Rev. II. c. Waddell will conduct the
afternoon services and Will speak on
of PRAYER" Rev. William Horace Day
will conduct the evening services ana
sneak on 'The stories of Jesus About
the Kingdom" Easter Sunday attef-
noon at 2:3O o'clock the knights lem
Mar. will attend the service In BODY
and will occupy the entire lower moor
of the church. The public will be ad-
mitted to the gallery only at this ser
vice. ,,. .ho
usual Palm procession will be held
sunday morning. Faure's anthem'
"Palms." will be sung as baritone
AMI alto duet In the evening DUBOIS.
cantata, 1.-THE Seven Last Words OF
christ" will be sung. The soloists VIII
he. Mrs. Bertha Vaughan, MISS Crys,,
tai waters, Messrs. 7. II. Ostrom anu
A. ]. Stockman. Waldo Chase' tne Or
ganist. will be assisted by Miss Wlnoha
Huntley as pianist ,s,.,
St LANES Catholic church of Redon-
do Reach is preparing for elaborate
services to mary Holy Week Speclal
musical programs are being arranged
for the various services.
1What Is In Your PaIm2"
At the Temple Baptist church sun sun
day morning there VIII oe speG1aii an,
sunday music, and DR.. ]. Whitcomp
Rrougher will preach sermon ap-
nropriate to Palm Sunday on the
theme. "What Is In Your Palm p lie
will sneak Sunday night on the topic
"StoIen Sweets: Are They the Sweet
est ." He will begin a series of ser.
mons for the Sunday nights OF Aprii
that will prove attractive. the gen
eral title of the series will be Life
@With Heredity." April 10 with
Environment" April II with Sor,
row April "a with Temper and
Tongue" May with The Indigo
No seats will be reserved on the
main floor or in the galleries except
those in the boxes, loges and certain
rows saved for the young people com
ing from their meeting.
Word Received from Japan
Word has been received in Los An
celes of the successful beginning Oh
the evangelistic work of DR.. j. Q. A
Henry. former pastor of the First
Rantist church. At his first meeting In
Toxic, Japan, where he spoke through
an Interpreter. twelve Japanese were
converted. During his trip there Were
two deaths on board the ship, Dr.
Henry officiating at the funeral serv-
ices on board. Mrs. Henry, who wht
very i'll on arriving at Hawaii, is re-
ported as much improved in health
! although tie trip was extremely
rough.
DIR. Charles Edward Locke, at the
! First Methodist Episcopal ehurch, VII
occupy his pulpit as usual sunday
| There will be music appropriate &c
| Palm Sunday. DR.. Lockes subject
will be. for the evening. How to Lose
the Fear of Death; Can Man Die
Before His Timer" In the morning his
| subject will be "Chrlst the Victor"
Rev. c. d. Barr will speak at the
! Bellevue Methodist church, South, al
| the Sunday evening service on GOD
| Photograph of a Christian" Rev. Mr.
Barr has been appointed to pastorate
at Talbert, Orange county. as a. supply
until the next conference. he VII
begin his preaching there on Easter
! Sunday.
VIII Be Guest of Honor
DR. ]. Whitcomb Brougher, pastor oi
the Temple Baptist church, will be tine
guest of honor at a banquet to be
! rendered by the Baptist Social unior
of Los Angeles next Thursday evening
T. c. Roseberry, the president, will
preside, and Rev. A. S. Phelps, pastor
of the Central Baptist church, will act
as toastmaster.
At the Trinity Methodist church
| South, Rev. Robert p. Howell, tho
pastor, will preach Sunday morning OF
the subject, TT is Finished" In the
evening the senior and intermediate
| Epworth leagues will hold devotiona
services together at 6:30 o'clock, follow
| ing which Miss Tina Tucker of Nash
vile, Tenn, a successful revival work
er, will give a reading and exposition
| of the Bible. During the last weel
Miss Tucker has had charge of evan
gelistic meetings each morning a
10: 30 o'clock, and the various city pas
tors of the Methodist church, South
| have preached each evening at 1880
The same arrangement will be con
tinued throughout next week, except
ing Saturday.
The Junior department of the Sunda!
| school of the First Christian churCl
| will hold a rally Sunday morning a
9:45 o'clock. Rev. r. p. Shepherd will
preach at the evening service at thi
church.
Reynold r. Blight, minister of tn
Los Angeles Fellowship, will speak II
Blanchard hall, 233 South Broadway
at II o'clock Sunday on "rappini
| Gods Resources of Power" The pre-
lude will be "Giving Away the Rookie
feller Millions" The public is cor
daily invited.
To Celebrate Anniversary
Beginning Sunday, services will b
held at the Methodist mission on Eas
| Fifth street, commemorating the frs
anniversary of the work. Rev. G.. f
Foster, the superintendent, will hav
charge of the special services eacl
evening. Among the speakers will b
Revs. A. w. Atkinson, G. F. Bovard
d. F. Howe, John Hanback,, Johl
| oliver Judge Curtis d. Wilbur. Sine
its organization year ago this mis-
sion has done a large amount of good
Many conversions have been recorde'
and hundreds of people have been fur
nished clothes and furniture.
At the city Union Rescue mission
| Sunday evening J. d. Radford vii
be the speaker, and on Monday even