The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

In the new building for the Sunday League, Fort Worth, Tex, memorial rooms will be named after prominent church workers. Sam Jones and Frances Willard being already thus remem- bered.
 Aiabsma Bible. Society Meeting. Tn, adjourned annual meeting of the Alabama Bible Society will be held Monday night at the Bible House on Dexter Avenue ct 7:so o'clock. at which time the Beard of Directors of the Se- isty will be e:4cted. Miss Richmond Secretary of the Youns Woman's Christian Association. will conduct the Bible study classes at the Association Home Tuesday night
 at yse o'clock and Saturday afternoon
 at cicck.
 Rev. I. w. Chalker, pastor of the South Perry Street Methodist Church, wilt preach at both morning and even- inG services today
 Rev. J. ". E.;ott. Superintendent of the office work oi the Alabama Bible Society, will preach at the Baptist Church at Wetumpka this morning at | II o'clock.
 
 | Church, Iev. Brooks Lawrence. Super- | intendent of the Alabama Anti-Saloen 1 League, will preach tonight a sermon on | temperance. Rev. R. R. Ellison, the
 pastor. will rreaeh at the II o'clock morning hcur
 The City sunday School Association | will meet Tn me primary room of the First Pr.sby teIfan Church Thursday | ~k 9n ng0 Ina af o'clock, as formerly announced. The young people of the congregation l of the Highland Avenue Baptist Church will meet Friday night at the residence of Mrs. W. A. Sprinkle. for the purpose
 of organizing Baptist Young Peoples Union.
 The ordinance of bap!,hm will be aSr | ministered at the Clayton Street Bap- | tist Church tonight to four candidates | for membership in the Highland Ave-
 nue Baptist Church
 1 Psv-Iehp 1saaa ssAeItoi9 p~sA~s st l the Adams Avenue Baptist Church, whl | preach this nstIning at II o'clock on 1 '.In His Memory Tonight the sub- | feet of his stIm Imer will be "Montgom-
 cry in the Great Judgment" | The ordinance of Baptism VII De ad- ministered by Rev. J. H. Bush, pastor of the West End Baptist Chruch to- night at the close of the service. MT Bush will preach at the II o'clock morning service sIso. Eev J. H. F.ol. oway, pastor of the Clayton Street Methodist Church, will conduct the usual Sunday services to-
 day, preaching at II o'clock this morn
 ing and at 7:3o o'clock tonight.
 Dr. J. P. Calhoun of Pittsburs. Pa, l Field Secretary of the Evangelistic | Committee of the Presbyterian Church. U s. A., will preach at the Cumberland yresbyteriln Chufeh this morning at l Il o'clock anl at the Central Presby-
 terian Church tonight at 7:s0 o'clock, 1 Mr. Lloyd George of the British cab | inet says that of the millions of people | in the United Kingdom lacking the bare necessities of life, large per cent or the poverty is due to drink and gaaib-
 ling.
 Dr. '. W. Chapman, the evangelist. | thinks more people have been convert | ed in the last two years than in any ! other two years in the history of the | world.
 l Edward M Shepherd, Esq. attorney | for Dr. Crapsey In the heresy trial, ex- l coriates Bishop Potter for his attitude 1 in the case. and draws sha:p contrast between Dr. Crapsey's work among the poor and Bishop Pottcr's fobnobbing with the rich.
 l Daniel Webster was a great reader of the Bible, and said. 'T make prac- I tice of going through 1t once year. It is a book for lawyers and divines, and I pity the man who cannot find in
 It rich supply of thoughts and rules for conduct.
 Governor Beckham asserts that as | long as he is the chief executive, he will make liquor dealers In Louisville | and elsewhere in Kentucky obey the Sunday law.
 Bishop Stang, of Fall River. Mass, | has issued a letter to the priests of his | diocese, forbidding indiscriminate | dances. He says. Saturday night dances lead to dissertation of the Lords | day, they have been a source of misery | and scandal in the past. They must be stopped at once"
 The Inter- Church Conference on
 Federation has decided to admit women | as active members in the movement for l church unification.
 | Representatives of all the reformed l churches of France lately met at Jar l mac, and agreed upon basis of union. l Rev. Charles Wagner. author of 'The 1 Simple Life" made an address Of great | power The form of union will be IPresbyterian. l On the Great Eastern Railroad. Eng l land, religious workers enter the trains | on which the workmeh enter London. 1 and talk and sing with then, on relig- l ious subjects. IL is saio the results Of | this travelling worship show remark | ably in the lives of the workmen. Many cong'r 'rsations in San Francisco are suffering for lack of houses of wor-
 shlu. Money is in plenty for rebuild | ing homes and places of trade, but | scarce for the erection of churches. China sets the example of national
 prohibition, having passed stringent
 laws dooming the opium traffic to ex-
 tinction In ten years.
 The Pittsburg Christian Advocate
 thinks that New England Is almost as
 | .aaax, Q t,aiEsfoD field aa China Tn