The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-18
WEEK END NEWS NOTES
 OF MONTGOMERY CHURCHES
BY L. w. WRIGHT

mMmHHaR EIElRHm MaMEMmHsms there shall be a full attendance of teachers and pupils of the Montgomery schools at the service this morning.
 The following is the excellent musi- cal program which will be rendered at the Court street church this morn ing and evening:
 Morning Service.
 Orchestra selection. Serenade-Titl. m Anthem. I Desired Wisdom-Stainer. ,Onertory Qhartett Seek te the Lord Roberts.
 Postluffide by orchestra. selected.
 Evening Service.
 Prelude--selected.
 Anthem--The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away-woodward
 Quartett--o For Closer Cslk with God-Foster.
 Postlude, selected.
 At the morning service the choir Tenor, and Miss Grace Tombstone. Contralto.
 Meeting of Presbyterfan Women.
 The Ladies Ward Meetings for the First Presbyterian Church will be held Monday afternoon at o'clock at the homes of the chairmen of the va rious wards.
 The First Ward will meet with Mrs. J. w. Durr. Sir, corner Blob and Moul- ton streets.
 The Second Ward will meet with Mrs. Margaret Booth, IF Sayre street The Third Ward will meet with Mrs R. M Henderson, Is Mildred street.
 The Fourth Ward will meet with Mrs. Ella Walker. POI Alabama street. The Fifth Ward will meet with Mrs Johnson. s2l Madison Avenue. {
 Firss Baptist Chureh.
 Dr. Charles 4 Stakely. pastor of the First Baptist Church, will preach at both the morning and the evening hours at his church today. @s The following is the program Of music for both hours, as arranged by Prof. I. c. Galloway. crganist and musical director of the choir:
 Morning Service.
 Organ Prelude-Adagio from 2nd ymphony--Reetho
 Anthem Shout With Joy-Dudley Buck.
 Quartett-Christian the Morn Breaks Sweetiy Der Thee-Barnley.
 Organ Offertory-Melody in G--saint Sener.
 ousrtett-Bow Down Thine Ear Parker.
 Organ Poslude-Grand cheeur in D-Guilmant
 Evening, Service.
 Organ Prelude--Nocturn No. s--cho- Anthem Jubilate Deo-Dudley Buck
 Trio--Father Lead Me by Thy. Hand--From Belshazzar.
 Organ. offertory-shadows-westen- ouartett-Great is the Lord-par- ker
 oragn Postlude-crand Marehe- Wely.
 pr N. M Woods. Chancellor of the Southwestern Presbyterian University of Clarksville. Tenn, will preach at the First Presbyterian Church this morning al ii o'clock. Dr. Woods att tended the meeting of Synod at Tal- ladega the past week. He will fill the pulpit of the Central Presbyterian Church tonight at 7.S0 o'clock
 pr. Neal L.. Anderson, pastor of the Central Presbyterian Church, has re- turned from Talladega, where he at- tended the meeting of ne state Synod the past week. and will preach at the Central Church this morning at II o'clock, At T;3O o'clock tonight pr. N, M Wood. Chancellor of the South. western Presbyterian University of ciarksyilie Tenn, will i'll the pulpit. Rev. H. W. Fancher of Rome, Ga noted revivalist of the Baptist church. will begin series of services at the Adams Avenue Baptist Church next Sunday. The service will con- tinue through several weeks Mir. Fan cher Is considered one pf the most ET1nn frt1 IEs.&rr of the South. of the Bap ;ist Church.
 A box valued at $161 was sent by the Woman's Missionary Society of the Clayton Street Baptist Church to mis- sionary of the Southern Baptist Church located on the Texas frontier. The box was packed Thursday afternoon and shipped Friday The past year has been Ire best in the history of the Society and the members are justly prouC of the success of their efforts.
 Under the leadership of Miss Meddie Mcdonald. the Sunbeam Band" of the Clayton Street Baptist Church is doing fine work. On Thursday night the Bard gave candy pulling at the home Of Mrs. w. J. Osborne. on Clayton Street. and were afterwards entertain ed Wit. gomes and music. The occa- '~As -ANPRS OAtN AOl lAG llk- tie folk.
 Rev. J. W. O'Hara, pastor of the Clayton Street Baptist Church, who has been condL cting revival service at the Baptist Church at Anniston, has returned to Montgomery and will fll the ruiplt at his church at both the morning and th0 evening service ts- day.
 Mrs Walters of Columbus. O.. an evangelist of the Friends Church. will preach httthe Fifth Avenue Methodist Church this morning at II o'clock. rh3 public Is cordially invited to attend the service. Rev, ]. W. Reinhardt. the pas tor. will preach at the evening hour
 The vesper services at the Young Women Christian Association will be held this afternoon by Miss Emma Hays, General Secretary of the National Association of the Young WOmen's Christian Association of New York. A ranged for this afternoons vesper ser vice.
 There will be a called meeting of the Advisory Board of the Young Woman's Exchange at the Court Street Methodist Church at o'clock Monday afternoon, to discuss plans for the continuance of the work of the Exchange under the direction of Miss Josephine Thornton, who, as manager. will succeed Miss Thornton, resigned. The Woman's EX- change is under the auspices of the Young Woman's Society of the Court Street Methodist Church.