Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-11
PLAN SERMONS TO
HONOR GRADUATES
Students at st. VinCent's and U.
S. C. will Be Subjects
of DiscourSeS
ST. JOHNS TO BE ENLARGED
Central Baptist Church Sunday
School Plans Annual Pic
mic at Echo Park
ST. JOHNS TO BE ENLARGED

Baccalaureate sermons for the grad
uating classes of the University OF
Southern California and st. Vincent $
college will be preached Sunday morn
ing as the opening events of commence
ment week for the two institutions.
Rev. u. p. Ryland will preach the
sermon for the university students in
the University church, taking for his
topic, 1.-The Tomorrow of Man" The
students and faculty will attend this
service, as we'll as the graduating
class.
At st. Vinvent's church a solemn
high mass of Thanksgiving will be cele-
brated at II o'clock, Rev. d. A. Dug
gan, c. M, celebrant; Rev. T. A. Lii
lev. c. M. deacon. and Rev. s. M.
O'Callahan, ub-deacon. Rev. DR.. NC
Auliffe will preach the sermon.
Plans are being perfected for the
Christian Worders' conference for the
Pacific coast states, to be inaugurated
by the Los Angeles Bible institute, be-
ginning June 20. to continue until July
/ in the institute, 1924 South Main
street The speakers will include
prominent ministers and laymen,
among whom will be Rev. Allison
Matthews, pastor of the First Presby-
terian church of Seattle, Wash, one
of the largest institutional churches In
the country; Rev. George w. Truett,
Dallas, Tex; Rev. Edwin Forrest Hal
lenbeck, San Diego; Rev. Hugh w.
Gilchrist, secretary Mt. Herman Bible
conference; Rev. c. b. McAfee, Ber-
kelley; Rev j. Whitcomb Brougher,
Rev. Charles Edward Locke, DR.. John
Willis Baer Rev. II. c. Horton, Rev.
John A. Sammis, Rev. r. A. Haddon,
Rev. A. B. Prichard, Rev. j. r. Pratt,
Robert Watchborn and Paul Brown of
Los Angeles.
WILL ENLARGE CHURCH
Plans are being perfected for the en-
largement of st. Johns Episcopal
church while will include a new parish
building, the Improvements to cost Sl0,-
000 The church will be enlarged, the
entire seating capacity to be 100 while
a modern Sunday school department
will be included in the parish build
ing, which will be erected on the cor
ner of Figueroa and Adams streets.
1t is expected work will begin early In
July and that the building will be
completed for the fall work of the
church. Rev. L. G.. Morris, the rector,
has been most successful In raising
the parish debt since coming here and
is in charge of the plans for the en-
largement of the church property and
work.
The second annual session of the
Southern California interdonomination-
al summer school of missions will be
held in the First Methodist church be-
ginning Sunday, July 3, to continue
during the week with the exception
of the Fourth. Mrs. Helen Montgom-
cry, we'll known mission writer, will
take q prominent part In the course.
"a Bevy of Bridesmaids" will be the
Sunday morning topic of Rev. Will
liam Mccormack, dean and rector of
St Pauls pro-cathedral. In the even
ing Rev. MacCormack will speak on
THE Hungers Of Life"
Children's day will be observed Sun
day at the First Congregational church.
The Sabbath school will hold gradual
ing exercises at the morning service,
at which the orchestra of the church
will furnish the music. In the evening
a special musical service will be held,
in which Mrs. Boothe, the new soprano
of the church, who is recently from
Portland, Ore, will take part. Mrs.
Stivers, who has served as soprano
soloist at this church for the past ten
years, has moved from Los Angeles
TO HOLD REVIVAL SERVICES
Beginning June 26 the churches of
Hollywood will unite in evangelistic
services under the direction of Evan
gelist e. ]. Bulgin.
DR.. Charles Edward Locke will
preach Sunday morning and evening
at the First Methodist Episcopal
church. In the morning the annual
Children's day will be observed. DR..
Locke's subject will be "Some Small
Things" There will be infant baptism
and the graduation of a large class of
boys and girls. In the evening DR..
Locke's subject will be "The American
Boy; What Is He Worth? Who Shall
Have Him?" The Sunday school or
chestra viii assist in a brilliant pro-
gram of music in the evening service.
The church will be elaborately deco
rated,
DR.. e. S. Chapman of the Anti-sa-
loon league will speak Sunday morning
at the Central Presbyterian church.
DR.. A. b. Prichard, the pastor, will
preach at the evening service.
"The Call of Christ" will be the Sum
day morning topic of Rev. Baker P.
Lee. rector of Christ church In the
evening he will speak on Mature and
Human Nature" Mr. Lee will remain
in Los Angeles during the summer and
will occupy his pulpit each Sunday
The men OF the Central Baptist
church will give a banquet Tuesday
evening, June 21.
The Congregational choral club will
give concert arrangement of Men,
delssohn's "Elijah" Thursday evening