The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-10-12

will then be removed, and the con-
gregation will own the property.
Nine years ago the lot, 1O5 feet on
Bull street, with depth of 100 feet,
was bought for $4,000. 1t would now
bring $4,000. It is thought, its location,
adjoining the Lawton Memorial prop
erty, being so desirable. 1t is not the
purpose of the congregation to sell,
however, nor, in fact, is it the wish Of
many of the members to take any fur
Their Improvement for the present.
There was some talk of the erection
of parsonage on the unimproved sec
ton of the lot" said the pastor, Rev.
M j. Epting, yesterday, but I did not
approve it, though I have to meet the
rent for my home from my salary. I
have told my people that | consider 1t
the wiser plan to hold our excellent
property intact, in order that our chill
dren may erect church of greater
pretension, one that will compare IA
vorably with the handsome I.awton
Memorial adjoining"
The installation of the new organ
which occupies the same position in
the church as the old, was conpleted
on Friday. The instrument is the work
OF A. B. Felgemaker, an organ manu-
facturer of Erie. Pa. 1t has two man
uals and pedal. A further technical
description ascribes to Il twelve speak,
ing stops, three couplers, three rnechan-
zeal accessories and three pedal move
ments, making a total registration of
p. The pipes number CSC.
With case of solid oak. whose LIGHT
finish harmonizes with the finish of the
church, the organ will prove a hand
some piece of furniture. On the front
are Al metal pipes, very artfsticaIly ar
ranged. their lengths varying from
three feet to six inches to ten feet In
coloring triumph of decorative art
mas oeen won, for the effect is rich and
attractive.
a water motor furnishes the RUNNING
power, but, in the event of an accident
to the motor, there is a hand lever 10
take it's place. ~
Prof. John Wiegand has given the
instrument thorough test, and it an
swered the hopes of all who heard II.
IL mas richness of tone that was ap-
preciated by Prof. Wiegand.
Services will be at II O'Clock this
morning and at o'clock tonight. with
Sunday-school at 4:20 this afternoon
At the solicitation of the school the
use of the organ for the afternoon has
been conceded.
Ly HON HON HON. HON HON HoNfH
Methodist.
Services at Wesley Monumental
Church, corner Abercorn and Gordon
streets, Rev. Ed. F. Cook, pastor to-
day will be held at IL a. IN. and 3 n
m Preaching will be by the pastor
Services will be OF special interest. as
this is Rally Day for the church
and Sunday-school. In the evening the
pastor will continue the theme of last
Sunday evening.
The Sunday-school meets at 4 D. m
Glasses will be promoted, new pupils
classified and the winters plan of work
viii be announced. The Epworth
League devotional meeting will be held
Tuesday at $3.50 p. M; prayer meeting
"Wednesday, S:15 D. M; Junior League
Friday, p. M; class meeting every
Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Woman's Home Missionary So.
ciety of Wesley Monumental Church
will have their week of prayer begin.
ming Tomorrow, at p. M, and contin.
ulng four days. Miss Luther matror
of the Crittenton Home, and Miss
Wright deaconess of Trinity Church
will address the ladies at Wesley Mon.
day and Wednesday, respectively This
meeting is of vital importance. To al
Methodist ladies it will be of unusua
interest and all are urged to attend.
At Grace Methodist Church, corner
Park avenue and Jefferson street
preaching will be at II a. m. by Rev
Charles A. Jackson, pastor At S:15 o
m. the church has it's regular socia
service. There will be no sermon, tn,
service consisting of song and praise
Both the old and new officers of the
Epworth League are required to b,
present Wednesday at S:15 >. M, wher
Important business will be transacted
The Church Improvement Society
serves oysters in the Sunday-schoo
basement. on Tuesday night from s t
IL o'clock.
At Epworth Methodist Church, cor
ner of Jefferson and Thirty-seventl
streets, Rev ]. A. Smith, pastor
preaching will be at IL a. m. and 81
p. m. by the pastor. At both services
the pastor will discuss subjects of NOR
than ordinary interest to Methodists
The Sunday-school meets at O'Clock
The ladies of the Working Circles will
hold their regular monthly meeting a
the parsonage tomorrow afternoon q