The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-16
WEEK END NEWS NOTES
OF MONTGOMERY CHURCHES

Rev. j. A. Jenkins, Field Worker in
the state Association, will attend.
Rev. Mark H. Holt. Presiding Elder
OF the Montgomery District Confer
ence. viii preach at the Court Street
Methodist Church this morning at II
o'clock There mill be no night preach
ing service The Epworth League will
meet at 7:15 o'clock this evening and
Will be led by c. o. Waldo.
Sunday night services at the First
Baptist Church will be resum-
ed tonight. For the past two months
there has been no preaching service
at the First Baptist Church on Sun
day nights. DIR. Charles A. Stakely,
pastor. will preach this morning at
II o'clock and again tonight at
O'clock.
Within the next few weeks the st &.
Johns Branch of the womaris Aux
Hilary will re-organize and resume
its work. The work of the women of
the st. Johns Episcopal Church Aux
iIiary includes missions In all its
branches. especially foreign and home
During the summer months the st.
Johns branch disbands and In the
Fall re-organizes. Mrs. Frank Stolen
werck is the president and Mrs. Annie
Williams Is the Secretary OF the Aux
Hilary.
Rev J. W. Reinhardt, pastor of the
Fifth Avenue Methodist Church. has
returned from Pollard, where he has
been engaged the past week in a re-
vival service at the Methodist Church
at that place. He will preach at the
Fifth Avenue Church at II o'clock this
morning and at o'clock tonight. Next
Sunday morning the Sunday School OF
the Fifth Avenue Church will observe
"orphanage Day" with an appropriate
program of music and recitations.
Rev. Mark H. Holt. Presiding Elder
of the Montgomery District. Confer.
ence of the Methodist Church. Will
preach at the South Perry Street Meth
odist Church tonight at o'clock. The
puIpit of the church will be filled at
the morning service by the pastor, Rev.
Henry Trawick.
An innovation of the management OF
the Young women's Christian Asso-
citation and one that brings a great
deal of pleasure into the lives of the
young momen who make their homes
at that place, is the Birthday suppers
which are given to every member OF
the household who has birthday
while making her home there sever
al birthdays have already ben celebra-
ted in this way and several more are
among the pleasures in store for the
near future There are usually be-
tween fifteen and eighteen young wo-
men making their home at the Assoc
citation building. all that the place
will accommodate.
Rev. Fl. M. Edmonds, acting pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church. Will
preach a special sermon to the young
people of his congregation tonight at
3 o'clock. His subject will be "A
Souls Quest Every young person
of the congregation is requested to
attend this service. On next Sunday
monring Mr.. Edmonds will preach
special sermon on What the present
day church thinks of hell" Mr.. Ed
monds will fill the pulpit at the First
Church at the II o'clock service this
morning.
The pulpit Of the Central Prcshyte-
rian Church will be hiled pom q. the he
morning and evening service To-Day oS
the nastor. DR.. Neal L. Anderson.
Rev. Henry Trawick, pastor OF the
south perry street Church will
nraach at the Dexter Avenue Methodist
church tonight at o'clock. Rev W.
Coz. the pastor, will preach this
morning at IL O'CLOCK
Young Men to Preach.
A. the ADAMS Avenue Baptist Cnuren
Rev. Ira L. Jordan Will preach a. sn n6
II o'clock service this morning, ah ho
Rev Frank c. Hicks VIII e3huuo' 'H'
Rev John Bass shelton, pastor o. y
.ha Adams Avenue Baptist Church IL
en6eavorinR to arouse an interest," anone
the young people of his churcn IN tnt
ministry and for the giving OF theIi
sarvices in the field of missions, espe'
ssaI,,, In the foreign fields. There are
Number of young men in the church
who are considering preparation ioi
the ministry and several young women
who are expecting to prepare Tor tine
mission field.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
CITY baptist Young Peoples Union was
held on Thursday evening at the FITS
Rantist Church. and was attended by
the vnune people from the different
churches An interesting program was
rendered.
one of the features was short talk
an "youth the Proper Time for Devel-
onment." by Rev. II. M. Edmonds, act
Ing pastor of the First Presbyterian
church. which was both interesting and
instructive.
The reports of the different unions
was encouraging, and the officers ootn
of the local unions and OF the city
union believe that during the next SIX
months they will accomplish the best
work ever done by the Baptist Young
people of this city 1t is an inspiration
to the older members of the churches
to attend the meetings of the young
people and to see the work that is be-
ing done by them.
The city Baptist Young Peoples
Union is composed of the members OF
the unions If the First Baptist Church
Adams Avenue Baptist Church, Clayton
Street Baptist Church and Southside
Baptist Church and Is organized for
the purpose of bringing the local unions
into closer touch and harmony, and
increasing their activity in all Chris
tian work and study.
At present there is no Union at the
Highland Park Baptist Church nor at
the West End Baptist Church, but 1t
is hoped that unions will be organized
in both of these churches at an early
date.
Mr.. Stewart Gets q Vacation.
At a meeting of the Church Con-
ference of the Southside Baptist Church
Wednesday night, a vacation was grant
ed the pastor of the church and also