The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-21

There will be no vesper services at the Young Women's Christian Associa- tion this afternoon on<account or the Rible lecture at the Court Street Metn- odist Church by Miss Blodgett. 71s South Perry Street. at o'clock. plans for the work of the Auxiliary for the winter will be discussed. Ine officers of the Auxiliary are: Mrs. Frank Stollenwerck, President; MISS
 Anne NJ Williams, Secretary Mrs' Richard c. Banks, Treasurer. ana Mrs'
 w. M. Shoemaker. Assistant Ireasur- er
 There will he no services at the First Presbyterian Church today otner than the Sunday School this morning at Q o'clock and the Christian En deavor Society meeting this eVeh'hs
 at o'clock.
 Since the Convention of the state Sunday School Association whlch was held at Montgomery In April the couh- ties of DeKalb and Clarke nave been, made banner counties and Choc'aw a'" Rutler counties have been orsaniZeu' Butler County was organized oy Juuse Carthel last Sunday. James NJ. Simms
 ,,, o,octed President; F. g. Riley, lVice-President, and G. H. Bryan, Sec | retary.
 Roy John Bass Shelton. pastor or tho Adams Avenue Baptist Church. VIII preach this morning at II O closN ",' "Busy Men and Women. or ne Nhurch ! of Enhesus." His sub:"t- at 'he tE.h- inr ..rv;,, will De "Moit! Young Wo- | man.
 pev Mir. Page. who Is in charge or | the Episcopal Church at Prattvllle, VIII preach at the Church Ii the H'ly con, ,- forter at II nclo"k thiN morn:hs Ill place of Rev. Stuart McQueen' the rector who 5 holding services at f'N-
 ,..oraon At night at 73) o'clock MT. pase will preach at St. Johns Church.
 The Sorthside Baptist Young feo-
 nle,s I1nion will meet he1eatter on sunday at the churcn at S.ty o''e OK instead of o'clock In the at+etnooh !. The program adopted fs as follo"s: Devotional services, fifteen miruteS' aaarad literature course. ten minutes snocjals tonight music by Mrs. Htard' conquest misslonaty course. ten n,h- utes. business. five minutes; bencolt- tion.
 pcv ! w. OHara- the Lastor Will All the pulpit at both hours on Sunoas a+ inc Clayton Street Baptist Church' h
 for service.'' and the evening. Look ing Irnto Jesus" The Sunday School
 ,noe+s at e.30 a. m. and the 3aptls' Young Peoples Union at ?. m. Even inc service begins promptly at t'"' o,cIocl,. The ladies will have their ac-
 ,ston,ed meeting on Monday at p
 m The prayer meeting m WednesdaS
 evening will be a "Praise' meeting ! E,yorvone is asked to bring a Bible aho
 road verse on praise. The SundaN | school program of last Nco"esa''
 night was great success
 po, w M Crawford, pastor of iht : Cumberland Presbyterian Chufch' E"' 1 ,nr conducting revival service
 tbe Cumberland Presbyterian Chnecf
 at Meridian, Miss, tho past week an'
 u,uI not return to MontRomery tn'i
 rrn.dsv Tn his absence from the cit!
 today the pulpit ot his church "li
 ho sl,ed at both the morning ana tn' , .or,ino service hv his father. Roy. \
 D Crawford. nas.or of the Cunht:'an' i preshvterian Church at Besscn'er'
 The Ladies' Aid Soclc;y of the cum
 herland Presbyterian Church met FIT
 day afternoon at the parsonage an,
 nutlined plans for the winter wofi
 t ,h. Society. The Society was wei
 attended at the netting The olIict' Tor the coming year are; Mrs. :, M
 1av President, Mrs. Annie Leroy wee
 pres,dent; Mrs. o. P. Waters. secre
 t.rv and Miss Kate Warner, treasurer
 Tho revival services at the DeXte Ayanue Methodist Church conclude Fridav night with ten additions to tn nhurnh Rev. L. C. Rranscombe' pas