The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-11


 the interest of the children and young neonle and with a view to creating a renewed interest in all religious organ lizationa.
 Mrs J w. Reinhart entertained the adult Bible Class of the Fifth Ave- nue Methodist Church Sunday School at her home Friday evening. Ihere mere were about thirty members of the class present. Music and games were the features of the entertainment A num- | her of questions from the Bible were written on slips of paper and passed to the guests whe were reuuested 10 answer. Prizes were given to those l who answered all the questions. Miss | laura Cox and Miss Lizzie Booth, and | Mir. Smith. were those who answered 1 all the questions. The hostess enter l tained her guests with refreshments later in the evening.
 A conomitte of ladies of the First Presbyterian Church has been at Work far several days the past week making | cou,fortable the manse of the church l at b1F South Perry street, in view or kth he coming of Mrs. Railey, wife of the l acting pastor of the church. Mrs 1 Railey Is expected in Montgomery thls
 week 'The manse has been put in or der and made thoroughly comfortable
  l --
 At the regular monthly business
 meeting of the Board of Directors Of inc Alabama Bible Society on Thursday l afternoon. Dr. John A. Rice tenderCd his resignation as a member or the Board. His resignation was accepted
 and w. W. Pearson was elected to Ill This place. The Assistant superintend- ent Of the Society, Rev. J. w Elliott
 Dresented A most gratifying report to inc members of the Board, in which he showed a large increase in volume of business over that of any previous snontb in the history of the Society. The Society donated to the American RibIe Society the sum of $500.
 ,,.. n steele of Birmingham,
 ,,,,sn of the pastor of the First Cumber- ilsnd Presbyterian Church at that nIaee wlli come to Montgomery on tho first sunday in December and organ lt1e Foreign Missionary Society or,ona the women of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church of Montgomery
 Dr. R. G. Patrick, President of the Judson Institute at Marion, will preach et fhe Clayton Street Baptist Church tbis morning at il o'clock and again tonight at 7:SO o'clock. Rev. J. w lO'Hara. pastor of the church, Is assist ling at a revival service at the Bap-
 list Church in Anniston.
 The woman's Missionary Society of the clayton Street Baptist Church will l meet Wednesday afternoon at 3:S0 lo'eIock at the pastoTium to pack harrel which will be sent to missioh ary in a Texas frontier town.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of the Clay. ton Street Baptist Church will meet at 3:S0 o'clock Monday afternoon al the church. good attendance of members is requested.
 1 Rev. K. w. Holland, pastor of the i Methodist Protestant Church, corner Bibb and\ Moulton Streets, will preach at II o'clock this morning and again
 at 7:SO o'clock tonight A cordial in-
 vitation is extended everybody to at-
 tend the service.
 There will be no services at the West
 End Baptist Church this morning, but the pastor, Rev. J. c. Bush. will preach
 tonight at the usual hour.
 Rev. Henry Trawick, pastor of the
 South Perry Street Methodist Church, will preach at his church at both the morning and the evening services.
 pr. Neal I. Anderson will fill the lpulpit of the Central Presbyterian lChurch, of which he Is pastor, at both the II o'clock morning service and the
 7.3O o'clock evening service today.
 Rev. Eldred NJ Stewart. pastor of
 the Southside Baptist Church will preach to the congregation of the
 Highland Avenue Baptist Church this
 afternoon at { o'clock at the Forest