The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-03
Z MONTGOMERY CHURCH NEWS
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 ,. ssa :s., s:s s';. s;.ss ..s;.. cessssa cssssa sorganised June 2e. 1to2, and vas the successor of the old South Monteomsry Baptist Church. The new church vas srsaniuse s4om ise vsriauE sn saptist ehsTehss ei the city. principally of the south Aons-
 The importance of the movement was z. sH of shs sns and upon the organization ef the South e,ds church the n,,. sorts os tsri.tence nnnss0s
 AS soon d the new church was or, oTs Eas sanisaSa aspossa sss o the used 5Sr FS. as s oe suSes Mse se 2s sss as s corner of Hull street and crarer ave- a,,s. ' nue was purchased, and q nuholng oay committee composed of Charies L 1ayi; yi ceorxe w W. Ellis were appointed to at ferd to the erection of the cnurcn.
 Rev D. F .Ss Lee c,S Tso soufh fs Montsom. snaS m. ss Ssros oI wss sse called % to the pastor ate of the church and began ms work ,,, tii April. 1904 The faithful attent ~ tlon Sf MT Lss tS sns marked ssss the % of what foretoid splendid Christian WorE. and 1t 10 with satisfaction and pride the church reIere aiW~ye " v Nanier who came from the Auburn Baptist Church Tn his acceptance or the shsrss he ,ns ressross woss 'as as any s tims shonid he feel 1t his duty to ga to the foreign field. In October, lsoe, MT Napier resigned and left TOT Cnins, where he & Is at ,n rh'f the s'ms se ena montSs in which he was pastor of the church ne made many friends. and his work IT the foreign field is watched witn m Iss Rev. Eldred M, stewart. the present pastor, came to the church February ?, f905, and under his leadership the church f ssnning rssst stssngse gmseembsrshp an of the South Side Church Is about two hundred. The church property. inctuu. et ., ing the house of worship and 2 h,,s,t nj. 1s is valnsd wn,Snd at nasstaeo ss.oeo. The various move. ments. auxiliary to the worx o1 1irsHs rs church, ars in condition snst fmture us fies the .expectation Of in me lu.urs for the church and its peopie'
 aussc at First Baptist Church: u
 pr. Charles A. stakely. pastor of the First Baptist, Church, will preach snd : as the nDsn 7:se s o'clock evening hour today; Prof. T. c. Galloway, the organist ana choir director of the First Baptist ses cs.ssa ss Tor the s services so
 Morning service.
 Organ Prelude--Grand Fantasia, basrta.s Anshsm--.In Heavenly Love Aoid- TrioMPraise Ye" tfrem Atills,. verdi. Mrs, washburn. MT. stani- Organ o offertory--Adagio in r. Fun oaartetse Leays Us Not Neither Organ Organ Pcstluds-Processionai. Jep-.
 Evening Service. .r Organ -Lamentatioh' 1ui 'iIIt IAnItthem-"The Radiant Morn Hath Passed Away" Woodward;
 orgass MEitR Me asslea Gresn Organ Postlude--Marehe Romaine' Gounod.
 Services. at cegyt street Chureh.. .s. Court Street Methodist Church will con- diict the services at his church morn ing and evening today - gram for the services at the Court Street Methodist Church:
 Mormfm@ Service.
 RrsluSs sg Tp Your Hop ooiffisrtory ouartstts--.o For The Wipsa yg,,,s Of . S pavs; shol- lMendeiSsohn' M'ss MlalsRalusa PosRtluss snn selectsa' SS2lr'
 Evening Service.
 PPrtbsnssrsiss MEMBERSHIPS The r.ord.v Rendeg- so5rertory ouartette-.God Shall Wipe Away All Tears,1 Field.
 Postiude--selected-
 Rev. Cox win preach.
 At the Dexter Avenue Methodist Church. the pastor Rev. w M. Cox; the evening services today. The fol- iowin-- musical program has been arr ranged for the services:
 organ prsisasa ssSsH,ns Sssrss sssysss; My God To insni Rnithem@&Ths nlo%iR, King of Heaven" offertory-i-send Out Thy Light" : Gloria Patri--Greatoux. Postlude--"March Romaine," Gounod. Organ Prsiude-Hearts and Flow, "A AntbsmMao Holy Jesus" Ewing
 0ffeftory-" Saviour Breathe an Eve Postlude-Goerdeier.
 NErn. ChatfaeId Reeeives Prize.
 Mrs. J. B. Chatfield, President of the Central District of the Alabama Wo- mans Christian Temperance Union, re- ceived this week the membership" banner in recognition of the fact that during the past year she has been the means of bringing the largest number of members into the Union.
 The banner is of white satins and is greatly prized by Mrs. Chatfeld. Ala bama is divided into three W. c. T. U. districts. and the compliment to Mrs. Chatfield and her work reflects favor r0XTTKEInIIc '