Los Angeles herald., 1910-04-30
NEW CHURCH FOR
PRESBYTER|ANS
Congregation to Establish Self in
Hall at Jefferson Street
and Third Avenue
A RECEPTION TO DELEGATE
Bishop Johnson Is to Confirm a
Class in San Gabriel on
Sunday Morning

The Presbyterian churches of Los An
geles win have an addition to their
numbers with the formal organization
of the new st. Paul's church, which
will take place Sunday afternoon in
the hall at 2132 West jefferson street.
The service will be conducted by ROY.
w B. Noble. synodical superintendent
who will also preach the sermon. ReV.
w c. Palmer, who has been appointed
the pastor of st. Paul's church by the
presbytery, will conduct the service.
Aside from the sermon by Dr. Noble.
the following will be the speakers:
Rev. j. f. Munday, Building New
Church: Rev. II. S. Maclaren, 81.
Paul's Cathedral; Rev. A. B. Prlch-
ard, Recognition of the Church; Rev.
sohn A Leusinger. Rev. J. r. Comp
ton and Rev. J. n. Newell VIII take
part in the ritualistic service.
This church, which will hold meet
ings in the hall at the corner Of Thlrd
avenue and jefferson street. has tltty
charter members. a chapel will be
erected soon.
TENDER PASTOR RECEPTION
Rev. William Horace Day. who VIII
represent the Congregational denoml-
nation at the world missionary CONFER
ence in Scotland during June, was
rendered a reception with Mrs. Day
last Friday evening at the residence or
E. p Clark, st. James place. 1he
Young matrons and young women OF
the church were the hostesses OF the
event. The following acted as recelN-
ing committee: Misses Mary ana hatIl-
crime Clark. Mesdames John Nj. YORK
Ralph B. Hubbard. X. II. Bacon Wal
ter Brown and Am. Gibbs. Mrs. Day
will leave next eek to visit relatives
nd
Los Angeles the first of June To JON
Mrs DaV en- route to Europe.
Rishop Joseph Johnson Will preach
ana administer the rite of contlrina-
tion at the san Gabriel church SUNDAY
morning, and in the evening VIII Of
fictate at St. Mary's church, Los An
geles.
WILL, ATTEND CONVENTION
"Tbe Greatness of Mordecai' will be
tho sunday morning subject of Rev.
: Phelps. pastor of the Central
Raptist church. Baptism and COM
munion will be observed at this serV-
ice. In the evening the subject VIII
he Life for Look The orchestld
and chorus choir will render speelai,
selections. Monday Dr.. Phelps VIII
ioa,,o for Chicago. where he will be a
delegate to the Northern Baptist con-
vontion which will meet May 10 10.
"Tbe place Of Christ in Modern
Thought" will be the Sunday morning
subiect of DR.. William Horace Day,
nastor of the First Congregatohal
church In the evening he VIII speak
on Il Forgot" subject seleelou pS
Judge Wilbur's Baracca class.
rrha first communion of the Bethesda
Presbyterian church under the pas
torate of Rev. c. D. Williamson VIII
he held at the Sunday morning sefV-
loo In the evening Or. Williamson
viii give an Illustrated lecture on ms
sion work among the Indians Of Arl-
iona and will also show s;ereoptlcoI'
views of the Grand Canyon OF Colo-
RADIO. ,,,,,..... ,,.;i ,ddross
the Citv Union Rescue mission sun
Sa,, cveninc William J. Murphy, tenn
perance worker, VIII speak Moi'u"S
n r. Koenig. pastor Of the Evan
ooIicai association church, East Fltty-
second place, will speak on "IuDercu-
losis" at the Sunday evening service
10 SPEAK ON MARK TWAIN
Dr charles Edward Locke at the
E,iret Methodist Episcopal church VIII
nroach Sunday morning on Inc
3r,,,oIve disciples of jesus In the
evening Dr. Locke's theme Will be me
Ntiseion of Good Humor, or Marx
Twain's Message and Ministry TO hu-
manity." ,,.-,a. coio,+is+
will hold the usual services tomorrow,
ot II q. m. and p. IN. at the churcll
oSidre on West Adams street. near
Hoover. The lesson sermon VIII pe
rom the Christian Science quarterly
Tho euhiect being "Everlasting Puhlsh-
r,ept " The reading will be from the
pihIo with correlativc PASSAGES from
the christian Science textbook.
Coneregationalists of southern can
fornia will hold the twenty-tourth an
niial meeting Of the churches ana I'M, i
isters at the First Congresati,o,li ,I.1
church Of Los Angeles beginning Mol
daV afternoon and continuing over
SVednesdav evening. The general con
fo,.o1ro theme will be completing the
<inpdom." officers of the conference
are Rcv William Horace Day presl-
dent. A J. Crookshank, vice presldenli
II palmer. statistical secretary;
pcv lanes r. Lash, registrar; ReN'
II & cooley, secretary; Rev. n. j;
Edwards, assistant secretary ana freu
NJ. Wilcox, treasurer. III, ~
Rev. William MacCormack VIII op-
serve his second anniversary as ,.'ii uGai
md rector of St. P2ul's pro-Cathedral
v,ith an anpropriate sermon Sunday
morning. At night the choir VIII sI4s
Standford's cantata' Awake MY
Heart"
WILL DISCUSS DANCE
.qhe Salome Dance-Is it fit TO be
soon ?" This question will be an
swercd by DR.. J. Whitcomb Brougher
sunday night at Temple auditorium in
his sermon on "The Fight for Purity.
rhis will be the fourth in the series
Of sunday night sermons he has peeh
nreaching on "Lifc's Big Fights sun
dav morning DR.. Brougher VIII answer
The question, "What will we do with
Poosevelt?" The answer to this ques-
tion will be an introduction to the ser
mon on "The Strenuous Life" Ihere
will be baptism at both morning ana
evening services, and the soprano So
loist. Miss Myrtle Pryible of ST. LOUIS
will sing. .,,,,
Rev. T. c. Horton, assisted by mem
hers of the Bible Institute, VIII con-
dl1ct the services at the Pico Heights
church Sunday even
ing. ..4o,, &c +,,o
1,1ird PRESBYTERIAN church will speak
at the vcsper service Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock at the Y. M. c. A.
"More Precious Than Gold VIII pc
fhe Sunday morning topic of Rev. A:
r. Prichard, pastor of the central
Presbyterian church. In the evening