The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-05-07
VISITORS OCCUPY
VARIOUS PULP|TS
All Churches of Birmingham
Crowded Yesterday
FULL LIST OF SPEAKERS
M. Matsumoto of Japan Spoke to In
terested Audience at First NJ. E.
Church During the
Afternoon.
FULL LIST OF SPEAKERS

Nearly every Protestant church in Bir-
mingham and suburbs was crowded yes
terday morning and last night to hear
sermons by the distinguished Methodist
divines now in the city attending the con-
ference of the Methodist Episcopal
church, south.
One of the features of the day was
the address yesterday afternoon at the
First NJ. E. church by M. Matsumoto Of
Kove. Japan, on conditions in that coun-
try with especial reference to the mission
airy and school work being done In the
Islands by the churches of the United
States. Mr.. Motsumoto is at the head of
one of the departments of the Methodist
school in Kove.
Prominent Speakers.
Among the prominent speakers yester-
day were Bishop e. r. Hendrix. First NJ
E. church; Bishop e. E. Hoss. Five
Points NJ. E. church, Bishop j. S. Key
st. Johns M. e. church, and Bishop II.
C. Morrison. Eleventh Avenue M. E.
church.
Bishop C. B. Galloway dedicated the
new Mt. Vernon church at North Bir-
mingham with appropriate exercises and
raised about $780, which lifted the debt on
the building.
At the Jefferson theatre in the after
noon George R. Stuart, the well-known
Tennessee evangelist, addressed a crowd
which taxed the capacity of the building.
]. L. Kennedy a Brazilian missionary
spoke during the afternoon to large
crowd. The Rev. w. j. Startling, the
Canadian fraternal delegate, preached at
the First Presbyterian church.
During the coming week the conference
expects to get down to the real business
of the session. There is already much
speculation as to who will be elected
bishop. but there are so many mentioned
iii this connection that any forecast would
be premature. 1t is probable that but two
will be elected.
A full list of the appointments filled
terday by the visiting pastors is as fol-
lows:
M. {. Church, South.
First Church-Bishop E. r. Hendricks,
II a. M; Collins Denny, 8 d. m.
Five Poonts-Bishop E. e. Hoss, II a.
m. and p. M
st. Johns-Bishop j. S. Key, II a. m. ;
j. b. Robins, 8 p. M
Eleventh Avenue-Bishop II. C. Morri-
son, II a. M; E. B. Chapelle, p. m.
Fountain HeightsW. B. Murrah, II a.
M; ]. C. Kilgo. s p. m.
Wesley Chapel-G. C. Rankin, II a. M;
w f. McMurray, p. m.
Twenty-first Avenue-George R. Stew
art. II a. M; A. F. Watkins. p. m.
Mt. yernon-Bishop Charles B. Gallo
way, II a. M; ]. II. Stevenson, p. m.
East Birmingham-H. M. DuBose, IL a.
m: ]. w. Heidi, p. m.
West End-W. +. Glenn, IL a. M. Gross
Alexander, 8 D. m.
Bessemer-H NJ Hami1, II a. M; w.
b. Palmore, p. M
Pratt City-Bascom Anthony, IL a. M. ;
j. r. Nelson, 8 D. m.
Ensley-F'itzgerald S. Perker II a. M
S. III. Hay, p. m.
Owenton-Dr. j. II. Stevenson, II a.
M; John s. Kern, p. m.
Avondale-T. w. Lewis, IL a. M; o. F.
Sesabaugh, p. m.
Woodlawn-R. G. waterhouse, II a. m. !;
T. w. Adams. 8 p. m.
East Lake,. NJ. Barcus, II a. M; C.
L. McCansand. p. m.
Trinity-G. NJ Bishop, IL a. M; 7. s.
Wheeler, p. m.
St Paul-W. l.. helms, IL a. M; l.. W.
Moore, p. IN.
Fairview-w. B. Andrews. II a. M; T.
n. Ivey, p. m.
Elyton-W. f. Lloyd, II a. M; r. w.
Tucker, p. m.
Gadsden-W. c. Lovett, II a. M, p. M
Warrior-F. S. Onderdonk, II a. M, 8
p. m.
Patten Chapel-A. L. Andrews, IL a. m.
Baptist.
First Baptist. j. Tigert, II a. m. !;
Young J. Allen. 8 p. m.
Woodlawn Baptist-E. p. Ryland, II
a. m.
Southside Baptist-E. o. Watson, II a.
M; A. J. Lamar, p. m.
Presbyterian.
First Presbyterian-W. j. Sparkling, IL
a. M; w. F. Tillett s p. m.
Central Presbyterian-W. E. Thompson,
IL a. M; Mark L. Carlisle, p. m.
EnsIey Presbyterian-R. II. Bennett, IL
a. M; J. w. Brown, 8 p. m.
South Highlands Presbyterian-James
Atkins, II a.. M; j. S. Frazier. p. m.
Third Presbyterian-W. N. Ainsworth.
II a. M; I. E. Sharp p. m.
Christian.
Christian church-Seth Ward, II a. m. !;
]. w. Daniel
Cumberland Presbyterian-W. J. Young,
II a. M; w. B. Winton. p. m.
Ensley Cumberland Presbyterian-J. w.
Perry, II a. M; j. j. Kenney, 8 p. M
Simpson Memorial NJ E. church,. A.
n fr,r1 q N M