The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1906-10-14
WEEK END NEWS NOTES
OF MONTGOMERY CHURCHES

BY L. w. WRIGHT

duty of the church to answer the calls
that are made to Him. In answering
the calls which come from the poor
and distressed Of this world. the
church is but representing Christ and
but doing the things which He would
have them do.
The offerings during the week of
conservation have been very gratify-
ing. The Society has forsy-five MEM
bers and each member, has made an
offering. These free-will offerings will
nary fund that is to extend the work
of that school at Key West, Fla.
At 81. Peters Church.
The Masses at St Peters Catholic
Church this morning will be at and
al both Masses. st. Peters Male
Choir will render stark's Mass and
Stearn's CEedo at the 1880 o'clock
Mass.
There will be vespers and Benedict
ion Of the Blessed Sacrament this al
ternoon at 4 o'clock. During Bene-
diction, new '"Tantum Ergo will be
sung. 1t is arranged for two pale
yoices. and is the composition Of Rev
Marys College. Emmettsburg. Md. the
Alma Mater uf Rev. Father Costello.
This will be Il pleasing numbe:, No
doubt; but the entire Vesper services.
with it's Grcgorian Chants, is vc,y
All persons are cordially invited to
attend the services in st. Peter 5
Church today.
SalS alton Army Services.
Ensign and Mrs Crawford, Of tine
Salvation Army. relchcd MONTGOMERY
yesterday. and will conduct Il number
of services today,
They have charge of the young r.u-
.rle's work throughout. Ohio Ecntuc-
Ry- nd nj 81 q a
in their special branch of the work.
Their work hare will be among the
young people. E'nsign Crawford will
preach this mornig at 10 o'clock ION
preach at the Clayton Street i'apt;st
Church. and at $3.50 o'clock this after
noon he will preach at the Salvation
Army Sunday School room on> Fact
DRY Row in West End. At $50
o'clock he will conduct II service a;
a union meeting OF the Baftis- Young
Peoples union OF Mon geometry al the
First Baptist Church, and at : o.
clock he will preach at the Fifth Ave-
nue. Methodist Cnurch.
1t is the custom of the Salvation
Army in all large cities 10 give -
Thanksgiving dinaer to the poorer
classes OF people. but Captain Odon.
of the local Army, has. decided to com
bine his efforts along the line Of en-,
tertainment and give substan tai
Christmas tree, instead Of the Thanks
giving dinper, and small entertain
ment at the Christmas season. He
expects to have on the tree many
pairs of shoes and good clothing, be-
sides other articles. He will prepare
the tree with gifts for between 'eo
and SEQ people.
At the ~ w. n.
The following irNatitious have becn
issued by the Secretary of the Mont
sorhery Young Womens' Christian As
ISOLATION:
Heaven ard Earth shall pass away,
but my word shall not pass away
You are cordially invited to attend
a free course nf Bible Lectures by
Miss May N. Blodgett, to be given
in the Court Street Methodist Church.
400 to 500 p. m. every DAY except
Mondays and Saturdays, from octo-
Women's Christian Association
Miss Blodgett is one of the pest
known women in this line of ChEris-
tian work in this country and the
Montgomery Young Women's Christian
Association are mucn gratinec that they
have succeeded in having her come to
Montgomery to deliver the course of
Bible Lectures.
The public is cordially invited to|
attend the lectures Miss bIodgett is
expected to reach Montgomery on
Wednesday.
The Montgomery Association is bus
jIy preparing for the meeting Of thel
Gulf States invention of the Young
Women's Christian Association, which
conyenes in Montgomery Nov. 20. More
than one hundred delegates from the
Gulf States, including Georgia, Ala
bama and Mississippi, Will attend the
convention in this city.
Homes have been already secured
for the delegates by specia! com
n.ittee appointed for the purpose, at
a netting of the Board of Directors OF
the Y. W. c. A., at a recent meeting.
The Montgomery Association pro-
nose to make the convention one of
ii most memorable IN the history OF
the Association. a number of prom
inent Young Womens Christian Assoc
citation workers have consented tol
make addresses at that tima and Tor
the occasion several acted singers
have signifed their Willingness TO |
itake part on the musical program
Nr!.per services ut the Young We
mems Christian Association Will be re |
sumed this afternoon at o'clock, NJ !
which time the services Will be led bv |
Miss Richmond. the Secretary OF IN
An invit2toi Is eNt@hdtd
to any one interested in the Assor!a-
ton to attend the service.
II. Y. n. 4. Meetings..
The sixth meeting o: the city BdptiSt
Young People" tniol was held 'aSt
Thursday evening at the Clayton street
|, artist Church. After the regular
business was dispensed with Il very in
It resting program was rendered:
The topic for discussion was How t"
Make the Union More Attractive" ani
In lIs