The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-06-10
At St. Peters Church.


 At St. Peters Church. Catholics today will honor in a spec | ial manner the Feast of the Most Ho- ly Trinity to whom the day is conse- crated.
 The festival marks the close of what | Is known as the Paschal Season, or Easter period, which begins on Easter | Sunday. The fact of the Resurrection | is commemorated during the interven- | ing days and Catholics pay tribute to | it by observing the law of their church which obliges them to go to confes- l sion and communion on some day of l the Paschal Season.
 This last day of the Easter period | will be fittingly observed in St. Peters | Church. Masses will be offered at | 6:30 a. m. and 9:30 a. m. Both will be low masses and the latter will be followed by benediction of the Most Holy Sacrament.
 Rev. B. c. Moore, pastor of the Clayton Street Methodist Church, who has been quite III for the past two
 weeks, Is so far improved ss to be able | to fill his pulpit today, at both the | Il o'clock Eiorning service and the | o'clock night service. The Sunday
 school of the Clayton street church will not give picnic this summer, but instead will give class picnics which | for several reasons the pastor and | Superintendent think preferable at | this time.
 The woman's Foreign Missionary So- ciety of the Clayton Street Methodist Church will hold an important meeting | Monday afternoon at o'clock at the
 church. Mrs. J. B. Chatfeld, the
 President, Is urgent in her request that every member of the Society be
 present at the meeting.
 | Tn woman's Prayer Union will be
 held on next Thursday afternoon at o'clock at the Young Women's Chris | tian Association. The meeting will be led by Mrs. Margaret Booth The
 meeting last Thursday was largely att i tended by women representing all the i churches of the city. Mrs. T. W. Hannon led the meeting at that time. The vesper service at the Young Womens Christian Association will he | held at o'clock this afternoon. It has | been arranged with the ministers of the various Montgomery churches to conduct the service on the first Sun day of each month. Rev. John Bass Shelton, pastor of Adams Avenue Bap- tist Church, will have charge of the
 services this afternoon. All women
 and girls are invited to attend the ser vice.
 Dr. J. A. Rice, pastor of the Court Street Methodist Church, will preach the commencement sermon of the High
 Schools at Clarksville, Texas, today.
 The pulpit of the Court Street Church
 will be filled this morning by Rev.
 M. H. Holt, Presiding Elder of .the Montgomery District. Rev. Henry Ira
 wick, pastor of the Perry Street Meth
 odist Church, will preach at the
 o'clock service tonight. pr. Rice will return to Montgomery this week.
 Rev. Eldred NJ sweatt. pastor of the South Side Baptist Church. who has
 spent the past week at Greenville, at
 the bedside of a sick brother. has re-
 turned to Montgomery and will fill the
 pulpit of his churcsh at both the morn
 ing and the night service.
 Rev T H. Jones will preach at II o'clock this morning at the Perry Street Methodist Church and Rev NJ.
 H. Holt, Presiding Elder of the Mont gomery District, will preach at o'clock tonight.
 The Womans Foreign Missionary So- ! ciety of the Perry Street Methodist
 Church will meet Monday afternoon l at O CLOCK dI the CnufCn.
 The Sunday school of the Adams
 Avenue Baptist Church will give bar becue instead of it's annual basket 1 picnic The date for outing has not l been set, but will be fixed. probably l today.
 At the II o'clock service this morn l ing at the Clayton Street Baptist Church Judge Joseph Carthel. Sec retarv of the State Sunday School As | sociation, will speak on the subject Well Organized Sunday School Work" | The hour of Sunday school is now 9;30
 a. m and the Baptist Young Peo- ple,s Union meets at D. m.
 The Sunday Schools of the three | Highland Park Churches will give a
 union picnic Wednesday at Pickett i Springs. The schools included in the | picnic are the Forest Avenue Metho- ! dist, the Highland Park Presbyterian,
 and the Highland Avenue Baptist. Spe-
 cial cars for the occasion will be char i tered
 The Ladies Aid Society of the High
 land Avenue Baptist Church will meet
 tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock at
 the home of the President, Mrs. O. P
 Atkinson, on Highland Avenue. l The congregation of the Highland