The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-09

REPORT TO BE MADE TODAY AT
~ CENTRAL CHURCH.


congregational meeting to hear the re-
port OF the Committee on Call ap-
pointed 20 recommend a permanent sup
ply to the pulpit made vacant by the
resignation OF DR.. Neal l. Anderson,
some weeks ago.
Since its appointment, the COMMITTEES
on Call. consisting of Messrs. G. w.
Barnett. Arthur Pelzer. s. J lCassels
L. l. Gilbert, and ]. w. Terry. have
been exceedingly busy. During the
while. however. their deliberations have
been secret and the congregation OF
the church have not the slightest idea
as to the name of the minister to be
named in the Recommendation OF the
COMMITTEES.
There will be no services In the
church at night. the mid-week serv-
ices however. WIN be conducted as
usual.
Notice. West End Associations.
There win be no meeting Of the
Neighborhood House Association to-
day. The next rergrular meeting will be
on the nrst Thursday in March at $40
o'clock .. m. w. g Clark.
REV. Henry M. Edmonds, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, will
be- absent from his pulpit Sunday
night on account of the installation OF
Rev. e. ID. Kerr as pastor Of the
PRESBYTERIAN Church. in Benton, Ala
Mr.. Kerr Is at present in charge OF
the Presbyterian Church at Highland
Park. and the acceptance Of him In
that he will sever his connection with
the church at Highland Park. He will
simply divide his time between Mont
gomery and Benton.
This AFTERNOON, at o'clock in the au-
ditorium Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Professor Rienzi Thomas. or
ganist Of the church, will render Gco-
mods Gallie. q motette. A special
choir will assist Professor Thomas
in the rendition.
During the afternoon several hymns
will also be sung in addition
The topic for the morning services
at the Southstde Baptist Church will
night services, Fire in the wrogg
Place" At both Of these services the
pastor, Rev. Samuel. A. Cowan, will
occupy the pulpit
On wednesday evening at the reg
ular hour for the prayer meeting.
Mr., James H, Mcconkey will speak. 1t
is hoped by the Officers and pastor of
church members win be present to hear
this excellent Biblical student
Rev. J. w. o'HIara. pastor Of the
Clayton street Baptist Church. will oc-
cupy his pulpit at both the morning
and the night services. His subject
for the morning sermon will be Put
services 'The Acceptable Time"
The Mission Study Glass OF the
church will meet at 8 o'clock Monday
afternoon, when the subject for the
meeting win be Chapter of 'The
Challenge OF the City"
The w. NJ u. will meet Monday af-l
ternoon at 3:3 O'Clock with an inter-
esting program on Argentina and Bra
ELL A full attendance is urged upon
all of the members OF this society.
For the mid-week prayer nesting a
special program will be arranged.
Definite announcement will be made
later regarding the services.9s
kassna Aysnue baptist uhurch.
Forms OF Piety Without Power"
Is the subject to be discussed at the
morning services Of the Adams Avenue
Baptist Church by the pastor Rev. H
w. Fancher. The Transgressor'a
Hard path" will be the subject for the
night services.
The teachers training class of the
church IL conducted every Thursday
q
The topic for the mtdweek prayer
meeting wednesday night will be
personal Work" This IL the first OF
a series of talks by the pastor on
this subject, and all interested in this
line OF church work are earnestly re-
quested to be present
Valentine Social.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Forest
Avenue Methodist Church will give
valentine social at the home of Mrs.
Holloway. 9Oe Highland Avenue, on the
evening OF February II, from 1880 to
IL o'clock p. m.
The social will be for the benefit of
the organ fund. An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged OF both music
and recitations. Refreshments will
be served All will be expected to
bring a free will offering.
Father Savage. who has. been Ill
with a severe attack of the grippe and
bronchitis for the past ten days. is
much improved, and will again be out
in few days.
Father Vaughn, who lectured to a
Montgomery audience during the past
week, will preach at the 1880 o'clock
Mass and again at 8 o'clock at St.
Peters Catholic Church. All are in
tILGQ 10 nC6h ADAANSS ~sAt%~s
Rev. c. w. Henson. OF Birmingham,
recently called by the congregation to
the pastorate of the Seventh Avenue
Baptist Church, declined to accept the
call. There will be preaching in that
church. however, this morning at IL
o'clock and also at 1880 p. m. by Victor
Hilton. of the Adams Avenue Baptist
Church.
The congregation will Immediately
take. steps towards filling their pulpit
wIth~a permanent supply.
Music at First Baptfst Church.
The following musical program has
been arranged for the services at the
First Baptist Church today:
Morning Service.
Prelude-Beethoyen.
Anthem ~ Jubalats Deo-(Wagnsr
ouartett-Forever With the Lord
(Gounod.0 49,. s..
oTertory ouartett-seek Ye the Lord
--(Roberts.)
northumberland Marche--(Guilmsnt)
EvenIng Services.
Prelude-spring song--(Aifrod Hol-
lins)
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