The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-09-05


 southside =, $50. % Prattvifle .... zee 50. .00
 Clayton st., .... ...... Zo.UV Mt. Hebron .... l5.0O
 Adams Ave, .... oo.V0 Wetumpka s... ...... 70 .VV Ramer .. .......... lO.o0 Mt Lebanon s......'...... o.Vo First Church ...... 1V0 .Oo Highland Avenue 10. Oo The report on religious literature was read by George w. Ellis. The report was discussed by George w. Ellis, W. R. Sawyer and W. J. Elliott. The treasurers report was read by George w. Ellis and adopted. The report of the Committe on creden- tials was read by J. w. O'Hara and adopted.
 The report of the executive commit tee was read by George W. Ellis. Dur ing the year Rev. F. l.. Craig has been employed as colporteur of the associa- ton The report showed only two churches contributing to Assoeiational Missions, Clayton street and Southside. The question of Sunday Schools was I taken up. report read by W. B. David son, and discussed by Dr. C. A. Stakely. | W. E. Davidson. Robert Jones, c. H Crosslana State Sunday School Evange- | list Dr. Stakely sopke of the class song and scripture feature and the | splendid effect in the school. All the | classes have adopted some hymn and sing it when called for. Mir. Cross1and suggested that in the | future he hoped to see a choir of Sum- | day School pedagogy in Howard Col lege. He said that one man had agreed | to be responsible for half the salary | of such a professor. He also spoke of his Battle cry' 100000 in the Sun day Schools during the year. l The program for the night service | was taken up in the afternoon discus | sion. The following Is the program | for Thursday;
 10 a. m. Report on Missions-state. by U. W. o'Hara; Home, by W. J.. ! Elliott; Foreign, by c. A. Stakely; l discussed by chairman, W. B. Crump- ! ton, and others.
 ii a. m. Missionary Sermon. by s. A. l Cowan.
 2p m Devotional exercises. l 2:I5. Ministerial Education, by B. E. l George. Discussion by W. J. Elliott. l 33O, Report on B. Y. P. U. by | B. r. Davidson. Discussion by 5. A. | Cowan and others.
 | During the day there will be a meet l tnR of the laymen to organize lay | mems movement. The Association will adjourn with the close of the afternooA l session.
 The following Is list of the mes sengers:
 Antausa line--J. D. stalnaka, Mrs. Dora Stalnaka, J. E. Stalnaka, Wood son Lowrey, Mrs. M. k. Lowrey. | Adams Ave.-W. G. Yelverton, J. D. | Brooks, Willis Chandler. Mesdarnes w. c. Yelverton. T. J. Scott. c, W. Keat- | ing, James W. Powell, c. W. Lindsay. Bethel represented by letter. l (S1auf0r EfraAf--J. w. OHar3. J.. A, Jenkins. w. R. Sawyer. W. o. Holmes. Mesdames J. W. O'Hara, G. D. Grif- fin A. H. Pruitt. w. o. Holmes.
 Coosada-R. H. Hudson, Mrs. R. H. Hudson and Mrs, M. Jackson. | Deatsville-M. A. Pyron, W. T. Langley. D. L. srivers, Jr. l First Baptist--G. G. Miles, W. B. Davidson, H. F. Martin, !. Lasseter. T. l.. Peach. B F. Davidson, c. 4. Stake 1y. Mesdames c. A. Stakely, T. W Hannon. wyman, c. G. Miles. F. G. Bennett, Maggie Figh, L. Lassiter, Per- Anderson and Annie Stakely. Fitzpatrick-W. c. Kaufman. Miss Hattie Smith. Rev. w. J. Elliott. | Highland Ave.--J. N. Etheridge. J {. | H. Bush. Mesdames O. P. Atkinson, c. R. Howell, J H Bush
 Lowndesboro-A. W. Meadows. I
 Mt. Lebanon--J. c. Mills, c. W. Johnson.
 PrattvilIe-E. E. George, E E.. | Gresham Eugene Ballard, Mesdames S. A. Smith. E. c. Gresham, B W. Gresh- am, Will Anderson, Robert Ellington. James E. Gibbons.
 Ramer-M. D. Bland. J. R. McLen- don.
 South side-s. A. Cowan, A. F. Dix, George W. Ellis. R. M. Hendley. Mes danes R. P. Tallman, I. F. Doster, Miss Pauline Ellis.
 West End-Robert Jones. Mrs. J. M. Johnson, Miss Mary Williams.
 wetumpka-Cabot Lull, H. J. Will lingham, F. A. Howle. Miss L. Field CT. Miss Pauline Fielder. Miss Ruth Mcknight. Brewer Memorial-J. L. Taylor, WOman's Missionary. The Woman's Missionary Union of Montgomery Baptist Association was held yesterday morning at Mount Heb ron Church. where It's formal organi- zation took place years ago, an un- usually large and interested attend ance being present. each one of the societies represented by messenger or letter.
 Tn devotional exercises were con ducted by Mrs. J. c. Stratford, a messenger at the first meeting
 Mrs. W. G. Yelverton was for the third time elected secretary. the other officers being appointed by State Cen tral Committee at Birmingham. The annual address of the First Vice President. Mrs. s. A. Smith, was full of help and encouragement to baraca workers, as she inspired them to larger richer and fuller service for Christ
 The Survey of the Year, by the Sec
 ond Vice President Mrs. T. w Han
 non, showed a gratifying increase in
 gifts zeal and interest, among the
 work. Tn 1899, the Union raised for
 the first year SAYS 93 for all purposes.
 in eight societies; in 1907, s6976 5S; 1 for State, home and foreign missions, | s1.546 SO; church aid and building.
 sA,519 .75; to denomnational education
 and other purposes, $528. sS; box val
 ues. $766 25. in twenty-seven societies.
 Woman's Work in Home and For
 eign Missions, was presented hy Ms
 Judson Perry, in the cities. on the iron
 tier at the immigrant pier, and among
 the women and children in the homes
 school, and hospitals of foreign lands
 Mrs. c. A. Stakely discussed the
 new feature of W. M. U.-Woman's
 Missionary Training School at IAouis-
 vile, Ky. where young women are
 trained for services as home and for
 eign missionaries.
 As Chairman of Advisory Board Mrs, Hannon discussed the Margaret | Home at GreenVille, s. C.. where chill
 dren of home and foreign missiena e
 ries receive religious, moral and intel lectual training, and where missiona-