The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-10-15

great soul saw the possibilities of the yo9ng people of thl church. and was
 ana m fss n.s S thoss %a. willing to help The generosity of that one great soul made 1t possible to car. Dr. Rice, our i pastor, and ns o'ssn to the sen- erosity of Mrs; Carrie A. Lomax we owe our beautiful Sunday School de- Judge Thomas then told of how the
 plans were made and of the cost of the
 annex. and when t was found that some contribution of Mrs. Lomax wes needed to finish the building as planned : . how handsomely W. F: vandiver, the 7 Mayor Teasue. M. B. Houghton. T. J; , , Reynolds and others came to their aid in substantial and tangible way He David Clopton. in whose memory a beautiful marble tablet in. the new Sunday School room bears the expres- for his having lived.'
 Next ext on the program was ssps by the primary class. These children :, showed the careful work of training I by Mrs. M. F.. Allen. Superintendent ants. Mrs $. A.. Tyson Mrs Oscar D Wright and Miss Annie Chandler. na,. President ra Brow.s s:;ssn. Grssti.s.a sas,v. | school Association. MT. Brown spoke 1t gives me pleasure, on behalf of , the largest religious organization in the State, the Alabama Sunday School . Association. of which I have the honor e', this old. historic Sunday School re- news its youth. and enters upon ps new w
 this. it's new mansion. the memorial or
 a princely generosity. plant so well
 appointed for the purpeses. Of seHeol sreal
 our our work in this. His house and may Hls nesssd ssS have the pleasure and the honor to be one of you: and it gives me pecu- ing upon new era of great usefulness when the rainbow of hope shines
 bright. across our sky-that !: too in,, am School.
 Like all the teachers in the school; your fellow oficers. my heart and
 hsfore ssnn !" us. s'e And lot TG me bespeak for
 eer cers "S of the School. what I know they will receive the hearty cooperation and cordial goodwill of every member
 us act on the great principles of dis
 cinline and self government. the sub,
 ordination of our individual wills ah9
 the general good of the school; to the end that we may all pull together and
 make this the greatest; the best; the may fulfil in fullest measure our mis- sion in the Kingdom of God God Let each one connected with tnc school from the. tot in the primary aepartment to the gray ysrd haired ln@w mar mar ne History Iis ny p' is rep1ete With incidents whss sRsls seaes nsydna an nsi hsro nero of France frs es' At Al Marenso; the Man of psstnx ,bs bate sad asa wa. os ae ea to beat a retreat. The lad replied: Sir do not know rstrsst nfw nsf can nas that will make the dead fall into line. I beet the charge at the Bridge of To- the Pyramids. Oh. may eat it here The charge. was ordered, the battle won. and Marengo was added to the victories of Napoleon.
 Let our good leaders draw inspira- tion from the street gaming of Paris In the face of our enemies. worldli- us not waver: let us not be dismayed: We m have fine battle tile assr.a asad apPnontsd na dered. all along the line. and every member of this school will rally t" tramp ' of the feet of boys and girs. young men and young women. the strong fathers and devoted mothers of paign. this our Marengo. will God helping. us. be UT glory and not our shame.
 MT. Cody speaks. l int of ba First Baptist Church. in behalf of the greeting and of congratulation This scene has been an inspiring one to me-. he said, and l speak for my denomination and my school and myself when l say that I enter into The time was when the Sunday school was intended only for the wo gation. but all that is changed and the Sunday school is part of the bus
 Wtn yds 6s Ga the tSa, yoS4 eHse ments are being met with the appre. ! citation of your people.
 an expression of the commeE dat on and the congratulations of the Rap
 tist denomination and d hearty wish of Godspeed to the Sunday school of ! the Court street church.
 w. S. keister of the Central Pres byterian Church. on behalf of the sun
 
 of the Presbyterian denomination of Montgomery. extended congratulations
 and best wishes to the Court Street
 Sunday School on their going into their
 uew home.
 Message From MT. Pope. Behold how pleasant thing it is for brothers to dwell together Tn
 unity" said w. C. Pope Of St. Johns Episcopal Church. T never before ieIt
 so strongly the force and the beauty . | of those words as expressed by the : sweet singer of lsreal as I have today.
 am here to bear the congratulations
 of the St. Johns sunday ScnoOl to you l and to wish you Godspeed in the work
 In which you are engaged.
 | we are one vast army made up of | the various churches. each under our
 own captain. presenting q solid pha- ] lanX, marching under the white banner l of the cross against d common for ! The bright faces of the children here
 this morning inspire me with a sense
 of beauty of this new home--whicn iS
 one of Gods flower gardens, wherein
 grow roses and lilies and Niolets which
 the teachers nourish Wlth thoughts and
 water With their tears, until they ex
 pand into the Christian life"
 He admonished the children to ex-
 punge from their flower garden all
 added word of encouragement and "f
 gooo cheer. He said they were the
 reapers and in time they would be able
 to say Behold Lord. here am l and | these are my sh"aYcS.
 Major E. NJ. Washburn. the teacher or
 the Busy Peoples" class in the Court
 Street Church, which is the largest