The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-08-12

August 21-22; Bibb County at Center Vile, Thursday and Friday, August 23- 24; Montgomery County at Banner, Sat urday and Sunday, August 25-26. Judge CartheIa at Home.
 Judge Joseph Carthel, Secretary of the State Sunday School Association. returned yesterday from a trip of sev- eral weeks to Tennessee and from at- tending County Sunday School Con- ventions in the northern part of the State.
 While away he attended the county conventions of Cullman, Limestone and
 Morgan. These are banner counties and fine conventions were held in the three counties.
 The officers elected for Limestone County are: E. J. Russell, President; J. Fred Parks, Secretary, and Perry Henderson, Treasurer. For Morgan County the officers are: John A. Thom- as, President; A. A. Oden, Secretary and Treasurer and D. Az Burleson, Chairman of Executive Committee For Cullman County the officers are: W A. Trimble, President; S. H. Greene. Sec retary, and J. R. McMinn, Treasurer. Dexter Avenue Church.
 During the absence of Rev. W. M. Cox, pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church, while on his sum mer vacation, the pulpit of the church VIII be hiled each Sunday by out-of- town ministers. Today Rev Mir, Me Neil of Prattville will preach at both the morning and the evening service. Mir. and Mrs. Cox will spend several weeks at points on the Gulf Coast.
 Rev. E. Hartford and his wife and child who were reported in destitute circumstances several days ago have been provided for and sent to their friends in Atlanta Or.
 This makes some eight or ten per sons that the Salvation Army has sent to their homes in the last few weeks
 The Army does not believe in pau perizing people. but it believes in al- leviating those who are stranded through misfortune.
 Dr. Charles A. stakely pastor of the First Baptist church is spending a week with his family at Blount Springs and in his absence the pulpit of the First Church will be filled at the ii o'clock morning service today by Rev. Eldred NJ. Stewart, pastor of the South Side Baptist Church. There Will be no night services at the First Baptist church until the first of Octo- ber.
 There will be a Union meeting of the Epworth Leagues and the Mission ary Societies of the Methodist Churches of the city at the Court Street Metho- dist Church tonight at o'clock when an address will be made by the gifted young Mexican Missionary, Miss Eliza Cortez of Mexico City The public Is cordially invited to attend the meet InE.
 The officers of the Salvation Army are very grateful for the help which they received from the people of Mont gomery in the outing which they gave Thursday to a large number of the women and children of the less for tunate class of the city's inhabitants The picnic was thorough success and was no doubt the red letter day of this summer for many of the participants.
 Rev. J. W. O'Hara. pastor of the Clayton Street Baptist Church, will fill his pulpit at both the morning and the evening services today. His subject for this morning will be- "A Mighty Preaching Force" The evening sub ject will be, Waste of Sin"
 The Ladies Aid Society of the For est Avenue Methodist Church. will meet at o'clock Monday afternoon at the church. The newly elected officers 1 will take charge of their work. at this