The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-24
Montgomery Church NelDs

= nmlHfmMuIHMMu { last month. These meetings will be held In q gospel tent on a vacant lot on Clay Street, and Captain Odom will ask the pastors of the different churches to conduct these meetings for one or two nights. The Captain hopes that much good will accrue from these | meetings.
 Pastor win Preach. Rev. Eldred M Stewart. pastor of the south Side Baptist Church. was has been out of the city for several days, has returned and will preach at both the morning and evening services. Ladies Aid Society. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Clay ton Street Baptist Church will meet at 5 p. m. Monday to complete arrange ments for the anniversary. All are re- Quested to be present Mrs. M. l. osburn, Mrs. w. H. Cianton. President. Sunbeam Society to Meet. The Sunbeam Society of the Clayton Street Baptist Church will meet at the church Saturday afternoon o'clock. Miss Meddie Mcdonald. Pres. West End Baptist Church. The sermon this morning at the West End Baptist Church will be the second of a series on What Baptists Believe" The subpect ,iil be ''The Atonement." Text, Romans. v: Ii. At the evening service the subject will be 'Tsrael's woe." and will be Q practical study of the mornings Sum- day School lesson, with its application to our own condition. At the Sunday School, which will be held at the usual hour, e:so o'clock a. m. delegates will be appointed to rep resent the Sunday School at the Inter- denominaticnal Sunday School Conven- ton to be held at Birmingham, April 2. and {, 1907.
 A cordial invitation Is extended to the public to attend all services. Strangers and visitors will be heart lily welcomed. Take the West End car at the Square and get off at Clay Street and Fourth Avenue.
 Young Woman's Society.
 meeting of the Young woman's So- ciety of the Court Street Methodist Church will be held in the annex of the church Monday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
 By order of Mrs. Phares Coleman. President.
 Mrs. E. M. Graves. Secretary.
 Music at First Baptist Church.
 Professor T. c. Galloway. the organ ist and musical director of the First Baptist Chucrch. has arranged the fol- lowing musical program for the ser-. vices today:
 Morning Service.
 Organ Prelude--Prelude, to Lohen- grin--( (wagner.) s
 : Anthem--o. For shout of Joy."-- , ouartette--'Hear Me when I ca1l."-. fKins Hall. @P
 Organ ofsrtory --''The Serapli's Song,"-- -(westenholmine.)
 Quartette-sFather, Keep Us In Thy 
 Organ Postlude-- -Choraie. = (Kirnber. ger.l
 Evening Service.
 Organ Prelude--Fugue from Suite in D Minor (Handel.)
 Anthem--"Abide With Me"Y.(0rean. |
 Organ tory--''Twilight"-- (RafY.l
 Quartette--'Tove Divine"-- -(Stainer
 Organ Postlude--Grand March in E aat-- (Salome.-
 Working Circle To Meet.
 The regular monthly meeting of the Working Circle of the First Baptist Church will be held tomorrow after noon at 4 o'clock in the lecture room of the church.
 Music at Court Street Church.
 The following Is the musical pro- gram for the services at Court Street Methodist Church today:
 Morning Service.
 Prelude by Orchestra Selected.
 Anthem The Palms"-- (Faure.)l
 offertory Quartette - "Jsrusalenn." ."-- (Parker.)
 Postlude by orchestra- Selected.
 Evening Service.
 Prelude Selected. "
 Anthem--'Come Unto Me. Ye Weary" --(Hawley.J
 ofertory ouartette-- Sweet Savior Bless Us."-- (Browne.l Postlude--SeIected.
 Week of Prayer MeetinEn.
 The last week was observed in all the southern States as a week of pray CT by the women and children of the Sounthern Baptist Convention.
 These meetings were held as an ef- fort to increase the spirituality of the people and to increase the active in- terest in the church work. Each after noon in the week some subject was taken up by one of the ladies of the | 1ifferent Baptist chourches and discuss ed with this object in view.
 On Monday afternoon the subject treated was Home Mission Work in the Mountains and Among Foreigners" hy Mrs I R GbeItor af fha AdaY,S