The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-02-10
MONTGOMERY CHURCH NEWS


 greater number of the faithful. and t encourage a more frequent attendano at Mass during Lenten season Int hours for the Sunday Masses, ' ans 10:8o o'clock. will not be changed: but the evening services, Sunday, Tuesday and Friday will be at 8 o'clock. instead of at 7:30 as heretofore. The ordei of these evening devotions will be al | follows:
 sunday--vespers. Sermon and Bene- diction.
 Tnesday--Rosary. Litany. short In struction. and Benediction.
 Friday--Statiors of the Cross. and Benediction.
 At the late Mass this morning, Rev Father Costello will begin a course oi Lenten sermons on the Sacraments of the church. The sermon today will be Introductory, or a preparation for the series, and will treat of Grace and the Sacraments; Their Intimate Connec- tion."
 yThe second sermon of the course will be delivered next Sunday evening; and all the subsequent discourses will be delivered during the evening services of Lent Father Costello has outlined the following program for his sermon course. including discourses for Good Friday and Easter Sunday:
 Grace and the Sacraments (prepara tory) Sunday. February 10 On Baptfsm, Sunday, February IT.
 On 1Confirmation. Sunday February
 On Holy Orders. Sunday. March 4.
 On Matrimony. Sunday. March 10.
 On Extreme Unction. Sunday. March
 On penance. Sunday March 24.
 On fba Efol, E1obarisf Holy Thrrs- day, March 2S
 On The Passion of Our Lord. Good Friday. March 29. Ge
 On the Divinity of Christ. Easter Sunday. March s1.
 Rev. Father Savage will also deliver series of short Instructions on prac- tical subjects during the Tuesday even- ing services of Lent. All non-C -Catho- lies are most cordially invited to att tend these Lenten services
 EpwOrth League Social.
 The monthly business. and social meeting of the Court Street Epworth League was held Friday evening at the residence of Rev and Mrs. N. H. Holt. The business session consisted of re- ports from the various departments. regarding the work of the League. all of which indicated a satisfactory con dition of the organization. After the business was finished. a most enjoy able social hour was spent, in various amusements, planned by the Social Committee. +e
 Those present were: Dr. o. c. Me- Gehee, Mir and Mrs "A. N. Culver, Mru. M. H. Holt, Mrs. Davis, Misses Hattie Holt, Mary Kate and Marion McGehee, Mary Henderson, MiT-'a Bishop. Flor rife Hayden. Johnnfemai and Emaln Culver. Lula Matthews, Annie Shafes, Annie Lou. Ruby and Pearl Illges. Mamie Hunter. Mattie shines. Floye Smith, Florence Taliman, Lizzie Mo- Pherson. Miss Jones, Miss Miles. Messrs. Jones, Day, s. l.. Atkins, W. A. Glider, A. c. Davis. W. H. Davis. Leon Palm CT, B. J. DahlberE. A. W. Dahlberg, C.. A Grant, Paul II1ges, B D. Matthews, Herndon Glenn, E. C. Kooner, John Chiffon. M. K. Weaver
 Services At West End.
 Rev. J. H. Bush, pastor of the West End Baptist Church will preach this morning on ''The Promises for People of God" and tonight his subject will be- "No Rest for the Wicked"
 No Services at Clayton Street.
 There will be no services at the Clayton Street Methodist Church today. Professor c. L. McCartha, of Troy, who was to have preached morning ano night. Is prevented from coming 10 Montgonnery by illness. Rev. J. H. Hol- Ioway. pastor of the church. is still in Nashville. Tenn.
 The pulpit of the Clayton Street 1antist Church will be filled today 6y the pastor .,SiHct Rs. y wifi Vi be o5arr Gods Call to Moses" and at the night ser. ice the topic will be Tt is Finished.
 The Ladies Aid Society of the Cum berland Presbyterian Church will give a Valentine Party at the Parsonage Thursday night.
 Rev. W. M. Crawford, pastor of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church. will preach at both the morning and the evening hours today.
 Ordination Service.
 There will be an ordination service