The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-11-25

Grace Also ana the nlBht suDJ9ct WF' be "A Good Name"
 First Baptast Musical Program.
 Dr. Charles A. stakely. pastor of tho First Baptist Church, win preach at both the morning and the evening Prof. T. C. Galloway, organist AnI musical director of the First Baptist Church. has arranged theg follnwin musical program for the services to- day: ~
 Morning Service.
 organ Preiude--"o salutaris Hostia Ievation'--Guilmant.
 Anthem--tSin8 All Glcrious--Barn- ouartett--'ssek ye the LoFd"--Fos- ter.
 Organ ofFertory---'Ls Cygne tThe Swan )"--Saint saens.
 Quartett--"The Land Beyond-~- Organ rossiuds--erand choeur in . ---Salon1e.
 Eveminw Service.
 Organ Prelude--Canzone in . Minor Anthsn,-ETe Deum in E iat--Dudiey Buck. s .s Nikhtn--ivve
 ouartett--"Abide With Me '--S'4'h- organ Postiude--Postiude in B flat Ropartz.
 rhe following will be the musical urowrarn for the Dexter Avenue Meuh odIst Church ct both the morning anu evening service today;
 HEoxnlmg Service.
 Intermixzo---Mascagr n Csiye Thanks--Parks.
 let the words of My .MOuthr-shep- ard ...,. u.- Paltude, March Romaine--aouncd
 EveMing Service.
 MAIoay---West.
 viii Say of The Lord--Fearis.
 rather by Thy Tender IIove-~Nelson. Postlude-Batiste.
 The Baptist State Mission Board meets in annual session Tuesday morn ing at 10 o'clock at the south side Baptist church. At this session or the Board the appropriation for the year The probable appropriations will be on a eg0, 900 basis and win be the larg- est appropriation ever made by ths State Board. This appropriation means nothing beyond the State of Alabama. For all causes of missions, foFeisn. State and home, the board gave last year Se2.000.. The following are the oficers ana members of the Board:
 O. G. Miles, president; W. D. DAv- idson. recording secretary; W. E. CTumpton, corresponding secretary ana treasurer; R. E. Pettus, Huntsville; Iory. Selma; c. A. StAkely. Montgon- cry; W. J. Elliott. Montgomery; W. g. Curry. Athens; c. c. Miles, MontgoHn- cry; W. ]. F. Cox, Mobile; W. B. Davidson. Bontgomery; A. ID. Burns, srighten L Q: .aas,;,,s DaWson; Tssealooss; MssS ton, Eufaulai J. G. Harris. Montgom- cry; A. q. Dickinson, Birmingham; J. B. Ellis, Selma; George ". Ellis. Montgomery; p. e. Cooper Oxford; J. ". Minor. Ensley; ]. w. oHara, Montgomeryi A. F. Smith, Eutaw. The ladies of, the South Side church will serve a lunch to the Board at 1 o'clock and the meeting will continue all through the day
 Rev. W. M. Crawford. pastor of the First Cumberland Presbyterian church. returned yesterday from Eustis, Flor Ida, whgee he attended the Synod of the U. s. Presbyterian Church of Florida which has been in session at that place during the last week. He Wht pfodCh aL pOIu the morning and night services at his church today. 
 Social Church Notes.
 Rev. W. M. Cox, pastor of the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church will preach at both morning and night service at his church today. Wednesday night, Presiding Elder M. H. Holt will hold the last Quarterly Conference at the Dexter Avenue Church.
 
 The regular services at the South Side Baptist Church will be conduct- cd today by the pastor. Rev. Eldred Nj. Stewart.
 It is expected that Rev. H. M. Ed monds, the pastor-elect of the First Presbyterian Church. will come to Montgomery to spend the Sunday be- fore Christmas. Mir. Edmonds is fin- ishing his last year at the Theological Seminary at Louisville. Ky.
 The Ministers Union will meet Mon day morning at 10 o'clock in the ofice of the secretary at the Young Mems