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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
PLANNING TO HANDLE CROWD Much Work on Sunday School Convention. MUSIC TO BE FEATURE Baraca Bible Classes Will Be
 Shown in Parade. xetea Speakers ef st.te and National Fame, to Asdress Cenveation-
 Psesram Mapped Out wni
 Tin Three Dsys te Utnest.
MUSIC TO BE FEATURE

Local Sunday School workers are busy in the perfection of arrange ments for the handling of the throns of delegates that win assemble for the Alabama State Sunday School Con- vention to be held in this city from the 27th through the 2sth of this month. All the railroads are onertng reduced rates and as . result repre- sentatiyA from every part of the State will be on hand.
 Trains will be met by the White Gap committee, who will take the jele- gates to headquarters where they will be presented beautiful badge and then assigned to homes. The conven- ton will be on the pay as you go'' plan. as this manner of conducting the convention has proved very successful in the past.
 The program will begin at 2 D. m Tuesday, the 27th. with an address by Gov B. B. Conner and will come to q climax the night of the 2sth with, an address by Mir. Marion Lewreuce of Chicago. Together with these prorni- nent speakers appear the names of such widely known men as pr. H. M. Hamill. of Nashville; pr. W. A. Dun can. of Syracuse. N. r.: pr. flight c. Moore, of Raleigh. \. c. M. c. Rich moni, of Philadelphia who will speak at various times through the session of the convention. All these spea ksrs are specialist in the various phases of Sunday school w5rk and viii be an Inspiration to Sunday school follow CTS.
 The officers in charge of the ar- engagement of the convention are being congratulated on all sides over the good fortune in securing Prof E O. Excel. of Chicago. as leader of the singing of the convention. Prof. ExceIr Is musical leader of national repv- tation and those who have seen. him work say that he leads a great crowd with wonderful magnetism and now or. ~ | v " s v =
 Music at the great Sunday School convention will be one of it's special reatures under the leEdershIp of Prof, ExceIl of Chicago. -
 Tonight the Torrey Mission Choir which is to form the chorus. win have z pracfice meeting at the First Bautist Snurch at ?. m. All members ana
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

steady use of Peruna I was my old self once more
 T now weigh ITS pounds. am in fine health and spirit and have been well man for two years. thanks to Perunn- It certainly saved me from an untimely grave"
 Tonic for Colds.
 Hon. B. J. Irwin. Mayor Of washinE- ton, Ga. writes that he has frequently used Peruna in his family and has found 1t excellent for colds and as Q tonic.
 Pe-ru-na in Tablet Form.
 Some people prefer to take tablets. rather than to take medicine in nuid form. Such people can obtain Peruna tablets. which represents the solid medicinal ingredients of Peruna. Each tablet is equivalent to one average dose of Peruna.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Miss Erin Chapman. aged i5 years. the talented and musical daughter of Mir. and Mrs. L.. L.. Chapman. of Prattvilie, was the youthful architect who designed all the pians and specf- fcations for the new St. Marks Epts- copal Church of that place. which is now int course of construction.
 When 1t was decided in July. 1908. to build the edifce. the fifty members of the church have since made . great sacrifice in order to raise the neces- sary funds, while the town people of other denominations have also been very liberal When completed at the cost of s4.0o0. the building will be the largest and the only brick church in PFattville, 5f.
 Miss Chapman, who is just . young school girl. has been the organtst at this church for the past four years, and she has been greatly congratulated by all who know her because of her con- ception and remarkable ability in de- signing the plans by which the church has been constructed. r
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
What Sscississ and
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OF INTEREST TO
 CHURCH WORKERS

l-IL-I X r a 7:ts; Spsnouination cesopsration-- ]: sssss: Prsssiod stissioaary Inssruc- itsen, u thsseanday' ssAcoi--J. P .wads'
 S.So: aScosnision service of state xsachsr rratning oraduates--Mr. Ma r'en Aewxsnes. ,s..,..
 s;oe: sunfps pfaysr uasstins--Wh- sec: sosg and prayer ssryic.--Prof |'E. O., Excsll: Rev. D. H. McNssi. ,fsg.s.. Or Yasxss We<1k
 ss:so; Prssidsnt's Msssage-G. O. Afflea., < it{fs " 1T v s-
 s:Sc: words from the Exscutivs-- Judge Arnistsad Brown.
 1e:ce; Tesssursf's rsport-A. A'
 ''s ] HsAsss fren the Field.
 fo:1os D. W :. Sims. General Secretary
 1o;is aflss Minnie F. Kennedy. Field
 io;so: Miss Bath B. Rice. Element. afy Superintendent.
 io.1E: Rev. .. s. Bridges. Adult Stu.
 is:ss. Niss Mary E. Smith. Home De
 IoiiI;sMrs. g. F. Moore. Teacher TrAintng. "
 ia:so: pr. E. c, Anderson, Temper. Io:4s: Miss Alice Hale. Missions. .e <. io:S0: Sone--Prof. E. O.. Excell. |, ii;eo; .Recosnitionf of Banner Count,
 Tns sunday School as a Business In. .yestmsnt-Mr. Marion Lawrence. Report of Division 1presidents. {. ,s asWsasssday Afteraeen. M 2;eo; Song and ' prayer service-Prof E 70. Exceils Rev. ". M. Curtis. z;so: reachers. meeting--D H. Mar.
 s;oo; That ,class of Boys-Rey. Frank Marston. .lse 2. 6onG.5 srv Ss3s if,s ss : s.ss,
 $40: Teachers Prsparation-Dr, Ma;
 s:io: Teacher on twelve sides-H. c s:eo: street, demonstration. sr sWtdneaAax EveninG. s-,7;se: Song and prayer service-Prof E.. a. Excsii: Rev. Henry N. Edmonds is,o0: fAlabama's Opportunity--Mr Marfon Lawrenoe. A
 TAsrsday Mernins. ! z 600: Sunrise Prayer meeting-~Rev Raleigh W. Greene. .s.oo: Song and prayer service-Prof E.. O. Excsli: Hev.EJ, w. O'Hara. s:fk: Blackboard temperance drili--- MT E. Richmond.
 ss:ss: How the Organised Sunday School work Helps the Denomination--' Mr.. Marion I1Awrsncs. .to:fo: Prncttcar Temperance Work ir the sundsy Sohool--pr. W. B. crump- ton. ffs.S 4 Song. = 1 n: 1The :Bib,a by Heart--Rsv. H. c 1lii:sc. Quiet HAif Hour .'consecra. | tiony.--Dr IT. HI. Mamill. 13: County oflfcers Conference and l lunch, Msripn Lawrence presiding. 1 | l.. How to set District Conventions heldss s4 !. Ifowx to advertise District and County Conventions. !. q Program. building. for county and lssistr1ct couyentfons.
 q. Topics. 4 sh fEpeakers. .sgs ts sixhnrp1ny AftsFnooa. :, fs Esexnenfary Conkerenee. Lomax Annex Court St Methodist
 Miss N. n. :. Kennedy. presiding. .2:9o: Devotional Exercises. l z i'EtoFy work -thes Principles"
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ton Park, Rev. D. H. McNeel. pastor. Residence. 537 Clayton Street. Phone 1616. Preaching ct II a. m.. and at School saS F viii m be Y Keid Hs at esSI ssS m aa E Cameron. Superintendent. : Hpworth League at D.. m. Thos. w: Judkins, P Miss 'H9E Geia yea 8vingeT sSSers intendent. Woman's Foreign Mlssion- ary Society meets second Monday in each month. Mrs. J. B. Chatfeid, Pres meets fourth Monday in each month. Mrs. J. E. Wadsworth. President. Board of Stewards meets first Tuesday In each month. W. J. cronier. Chair man.
 Perry Street MetAodist Chnreh--cor- ner Perry Street and Noble Avenue. ". W. Curtis, pa.stSSsys residence z1 Noble at s:sO a.. m. F. M. Moseiy Super intendent. and A; e. Davis. Assiatant Superintendent. Preaching at Il a, m. D. m., Miss Ethel Fuller. sup't Dsvo- tional meeting of Senior League GAS D. m. Mld-week social meeting, We'd nesdsy so sSestv P ests m ssoond ESrsisn s:so D. m. Women's Home Mission So. ciety meets third Monday, s:90 p. m. Boys Club meets every Saturday 6 p. Monday. fsO ?. m.. c. c. Clisby. chair man. q. .5..l
 Forest Avenue M. E. churcA- South corner Forest Avenue and Vine Street., Rev. IT, W. Frazier, pastor; reAidenoe, 206 Park Place: phone 1867. The pastor will conduct morn. school at s:s0 a. m. R. ". Manning. Superintendent; Epworth League 6:15 D. m., James Browder, President, Prayer meeting at 7:s0 p. m. We'd nesday.
 FIfth Avenue Methodist Chureh- P M. Guthrie. pastor. Telephone 3262 Preaching by the pastor at II a. m. and 7:S0 p. m. Pray CT meeting 1880 p: m. Wednesday. Sunday School at s;so a: m. T Q. Mission Society will meet Monday af- ter the second and fourth Sundays at 8 D, m, Mrs. Sam Burge. president. The Stewards will meet WedpeSday after the second and fourth Sundays at 7:s0 D. m. .... ....
 MethOdist Protestant ChuRch-Corper Bibb and Moulton Streets. Preaching service II a. m. and 7;s0 ?. n. Sun: day School. 10 a. m: Bible Cisss ana ! Ladies' Aid Society. Friday after first Sunday in each month. ?. m, III Moulton Street E. W. Holland.
 BAPTIST.
 First Raptint Church. South Perry Street-Assemhly room, north entrance on Alabama Street; south entrance on Scott Street--Rev. Charles A. Ssakely, D. D.. pastor residence, 23 Wilkerson street; telephone SIS. Preachins
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
THE QUESTION BOX
INNOVATION AT YxnsT BAPTIST
 ATTRACTS ATTENTION.
Some of Most Dimcsit Dfblisai Prob- lems Are Handed ny Dr. efaks1y. Judas IsoaElot Problem Tee
 nigAt Co Ons.

 The Question Box operated by pr Stakely in the evening service at the First Bapttst Church. has attracted widespread interest bothA in his own congregation and among outside-s. Many curious and difncuit questions are sent in and they are read and handled openly from the pulpit.
 The church calendar for today con- tains the foilowfng:-
 ''rhe Question Box continued encour- agingly last Sunday night A good congregation greeted the opening. and the questions asked and answered would indicate sufacientiy that this is really valuable way of getting at things There are scores of persons who want to aak such questtons for themselves or for others. Probably a little light, if not entire satisfaction. can come to us from the Question Box. At any rate. the pastor is going to try it awhile longer,y and he invites queries In any of the lines indicated, which he proposes to handle in the Sunday eve- hing services. Come out tonight. Some difficult questions are on"
 pr. Stakely says that 1t is not his policy to announce in advance the questions received by him. but that among those to be handled tonight is one involving the difncult case of Judas lscariot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

1sUss ana Misuse of .Hsndwork."
 section Work.
 \. sssinners. Mrs. John Jones pre-. i. sstory roid'--Miss Mamie An s.-L4son onstruction-Mrs. W. D. smith. a f1 . Bssinnsrs' Probiems-Round Table ---Nfs !. W. psHara. B. Prinarisa Mrs. L. L. DeJsrnette. f'e.9tosy Toid'--Mrs. Minnie Allen. 2,s1ssson construction--Mrs. W. P. McAdory. .. rrimary probiems--Rosnd Table Mrs. E. B. Miller.
 c Juniors. Miss Edith Rice. presid- ing.
 l. story toii g 2. Lesson construction.
 g.. Junior probiems--round table Miss Edith Rice. % Aault Ccnferenc..
 Rev. J. 8. Bridges, presiding.
 Mr. Marion Lawrence. Specialist E 2:3g: Devotfonal--Rev. J. W. Frazer. 2:40: Class demonstration-Byw w. B, Davidson's class.
 g.: How We Built Up Our Glass Twenty minutes each by Col Amos E Goodhus. ] S. Rhodes and M. soliie.
 Open Parliament-Mr. Marion Law renee, <, Tescher Trsining Coaference.
 R. O. Harris presiding.
 pr. IF. M. Hamili, Specialist
 2:s0: Devotional-Rev. s. A. cowan
 e:4o: How to Organize and Conduct Teacher Training Class---Mrs. s, P Moore.
 s;Io; Self Training of the Teacher Dr. 1T. M. Hamili. Y $40: Open Pariiament-Dr. H. NJ
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
cHRIsTTAN scTENoE.

First Church Of OhriSt, scientlst, I6 l-2 South Perry -Street--Sunday Ser vice at II a. m. Sunday School at 9:sO a. m. Subject: Doctrine Of Atone ment" Golden Text: At that day ya shall know that l am In My Father. and ye in Me. and I in you. John xiV:20. Testimonial meeting every Wednesday evening at D m. All are
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
BETHANY SUNDAY SCHOOL.
 aOa Gnnla Street

(Under auspices of the Christian Enc deavor Society of the First Presbyte- rian Church), Lee Langley. superin- tendent. Sunday school every Sunday all regardless of denominattonal beltsk or church affiliation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
"Peru-na cer- tainly saved me from an untine- ly grave ;
AA R.. ANDREE ANDERSON. lsis E. WI 18th street. Los Angeles. Cal.

: lv1 18th street. Los Angeles. Cal. writes:
 NO one seeing me today would think that was at deaths doors a few years ago. with pulmonary troubles. I had frequent bleeding from the lungs. my stomach was out of order. and when came here for my health no one thought would recover.
 My brother in the East had been cured of very hard cold on the lungs by using Peruna and he wrote me and advised me to try it. I had little faith, but thought I would give it trial
 ''I noticed change in my appetite the very first week. and found that I soon began to sleep well. Gradually l began to feel better and took on nesh. Recovery was slow, for I was so far gone. but after seven months
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR MONDAY
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3 Cans Fancy Pink salmon. .... .25o 3 Cans Imported Sardines ........ .26c 8 Bottles Standard Worcester Sauce 25o Bottle Moss Club Catsup, 2Sc size. f5c California Seedless Lemons ....15e Fresh Fruit Preserves ...........10 loo Fancy California Peaches ........l .l0c 8 nos. Fancy Santa Clara Valley
 Prunes. ................ 25o Bottles Eauer's Extract ..... 15c
 BROCK GROCERY co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
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10 Be as st. PauI'H M. E. Church.
 Cornelia Bowen, Principal of the Boys Reformatory at Mount Meigs. Ala, will visit St. Paui's M. E. Church. South Ripley Street. April IS. 1909. at II a.vrri., Sunday, in the interest of the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Notice of Meeting.

Notice of Meeting.
 The local department of the Nome Mission Society of the Curt St Church. will hold their regular meet Monday afternoon at 4 o'clock. fin the basement Every woman in the church is invited to be present. Mrs.s D. Nj. Graves Mrs. O. J. Beane, Pres.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Central Presbyterian Chuxeh---Cornes South Lawrence Street and Washing ton Avenue; Dr. Neander M Woods, Pastor; MT. O. W. Barnett Superin- tendent of Sunday School Sunday School, s:30 a. m.. preaching services. II a. m. and 7:30 D. m.: Christian En- cordially welcomed. Meetings for week: Wednesday, e:s0 D. m, Sunday School workers meeting; 7:30 ?. ms regular prayer meeting.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Boys Reformatory. Every member of St. Paul's Is earnestly reQuested to be present. Friends of this cause are also
 W. H. Jordan, Pastor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
Notsee of Nreessm,,.

The Second Division of the woman's Auxiliary of the St Johns Branch will meet with the President. Mrs. H. &. Persons. at 4:30 o'clock Monday after noon. at 512 g. McDonoush street.
 FN Mrs. W. P. FonviiIe, Secty.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
WILKINSON TO SPEAK.
State Commlssioner of AgrfcuIture a< {. " fe...-.l M. M. C. A. Tndaw

ssate ,Commlssfoner of Agrfculture at Y. M. c. A. Today.
 Hon. q. A, Wilkinson, Commissioner of Agriculture of Alabama, will be the speaker at the Y. M. c. A. Gospel meeting this afternoon at a:ae o'clock and he has chosen as his subject "The Besides being we'll versed along as- rfcuitural lines. Mfr. Wilkinson is good church worker and fluent speak CT and 8 large gathering is anttci- pated
 The meeting win be held at the Ma Jestfc Theatre instead of the orpheum as heretofore, as the latter Is closed.
 Notice of Meeting.
 The -woman's Home Mission Society of Perry Street Methodist Episcopal church will hold monthly meetings at the church Monday afternoon at O'clock. Full Attendance is desired as delegates to the conference at Union Springs will hand in their report
 Mrs E. G. Adams.
 President. Miss Willie Fuller.
 Secretary.
 Music st First Baptist Church. The following musical program has been arranged for the services at the ,First Baptist Church today, HEornlng Service.
 Prelude--saint Saenes.
 Anthem--Sing Anew a Gladstone Strain--Chaiinor.
 Offertory Quartett-O Paradise, o Paradise-Harker.
 Quartett-Fear Ye Not o Israel-Max Spicker. ..
 Postude--Elgar
 Evening Service.
 Perlude-Shelley.
 Anthem-Rejoice In The Lord-Mss- cagni.
 Ofertory Quartett--I Will Lay Me Down In Peace--Gadsby. ts
 Quartett--Hear My Cell-King Hall. Postiude--Holifns x, T. c. Callowy Organist anu Director.
 veaper Service at Y. w. O. A. The vesper Service of the '. W. c. A to be held this afternoon at. $ o'clock, will be led by Mss Margaret Booth, the subject of the evening to be: 'Is t worth while to give Christ control of my life.''
 M MT Hugh stuart will sing a solo during the servfces. sas
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

OhzciaIn os the diGerent churches will please send t0 this oizlces not fater postaf or by note, account of their ser vices for sundayD Otherwfse notices Of last sumdny will De repeated. Dc net send en the phone.
 EPIsCOPAL.
 st. John'n Parish---Rev. E: 10. Copps' lrector; Rev. Wyatt Hunter Brown. as- assistant Sunday School at s:S0 a. m.
 morn,yr nrayer and sermon at Il a.
 m; evening prayer and sermon ct T'SV
 st. Johns Chapter of Brotherhood of st Andraw No. lI3S meets on the sec
 ond and fourth Tuesday nights in Onn.a saSa Ghurch % cPerry street entrance). Cor
 porate Communion at early morning Service on second Sunday In eaeh month. Visiting Brotherhood men ih- .yited to all services and meeting
 Hosx Ennoeentss Mission ct West End Rev. E. Q. Cobbs, minister In charge: Sunday school at P; m; messnS sssa on m the Boys Church Cluo AI OiSV v"
 Monday evening.
 Church of the Holy comfoEter--Rev. stewart Mconsen rscser; cssS srG reiepsenSS gposenS Fl. Jones, wardens. Early communion a. m,; morning prayer. sermon ana celebration of Holy Communion Il
 a. 1p.,
 Chanel of AnnunciatiOn at Highland Park--Sunday School at a. m., sun day mornings. Services at p. nl-' Sun day afternoon. ~. METHODIST.
 Court street n, E. Chureh=-Corner or Church and Lee Streets. Rev. O. C: .McCsehee, D. D., pastor, residence 1lS Church Street, telephone A39. Rev. w. Ii. Nance, associate pastor. Sunday GohooI at g:3O 6. m, Armstead Brown. Ieupefintendent. Preaching by the pastor II a. m. and p. m. Epworth League 7sl5 D. m, Prayer meeting fsusy Peoples Class--Realizlng the need" in every Sunday School of class for adult persons who do not have the lime to prepare lesson, we have such a class At Court Street Methodist Sum dav School, which meets at 9:S0 a. m.. and we extend you Q cordial invitation 10 visit our class B. M. Washburn, teacher. Ask for MT. Washeurn's class,
 D~xter Avenue Methodist Church-- Corner of Dexter Avenue and McDon- ouEh Street. Rev. H: T, Johnson pas tor; residence. H. North Hull Street; Telephone BOA Preachinggat II a. m. s,,Ssay sna y'yS School at G s:sO a, m.. W. F. Eeagin. Sup,t sunday School teachers nkefiug every Friday evening at 7:3O; Fnvrorth League Sunday, 6:l6 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday. 7:a0 ?. m.
 ciavton street ASethodist chareA-- south corner Clayton street and Clay.
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sfacon pFinf.ter to pr.ach '

Rev. A., s. Dix, of Macon, Ga, will occupy the pulpit this morning at thu Southside Baptist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

Highland Park Presbyterian Chureh Preaching at II Q. m. and 7:30 D. m. Sunday school at e:s0 a. m. Junior Christian Endeavor at 3:30 D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7s30 D. n., E. D. Kerr. pastor. A
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by the pastor. Prayer meeting sSsSo %ssSas'sGish Gsshas i cSSy ess psupsln.sSdsn @ 9:3o q. rn.; Baraca, admitting young men over sixteen years of agc. meets Peoples Union every Sunday at [ ?. m. A cordial wslcome to all
 Seventh Avenae i1abtlst.Between CT. pastor. sResidsncs, sio Seventh av- enhe. Preaching at II D. tn,, and 7:30 D. h. Sunday School at .s;4b a. m... w. F. Bresd; snpsrintssnSdssDt ns9s nsSisD Prsys%r F. U.. Friday at 7:a0 p, m. A cordial welcome extended to all.
 Clayton Street Baptist Chureh--At the Clayton Street Baptist Church Sum day the services will be. conducted by Peoples Union. The pastor. Rev. J. W. esnos Ea n n 5sesiSs Ss aS:sns eF Asns nsss suS that for the Union service Sunday night at 2 p m. win De s stqay psyy,fI G1 the splendid program has been arranged, and both services morning and night will be very helpful. All are cordially
 The ls6ies prayer meeting win meet at s p. m.. Monday, the mid-week ser vice et D. m, wednesday will be con- ductsd by v: P; Ps6woTtn, .,. ,o,,,, Sunday services. A
 Aaans Avenue Raptist Church. Preaching at II a. m.., and 5:s9 p. m. The Sunday School will meet promptly at 9:30 a, m, in charge of Superinten- dent c. J. Thrasher and Albert 0.
 Subject of the morning sermon. "A Study in the Life of Moses" which sub- ject will be treated at both the morn Ing and evening service.
 in the main sunday School room; sub tect. "GIorfying God in Our Recrea- tion." Brother Wade Perry leader. the sSnrch on esddssr evening S
 Everyone Is invited to attend all these services.
 day school meets at 9:30 a. m. In charge of Superintendents R. M. Hend- ley and II. c. Burdeshaw; :.
 The Young Peoples Union meets at
 The pastor. Rev. Samuel A. Cowan.
 churche reached by Cloyerdale ears rSstSr' stsss, SSSs SSSms ,a9s 9s iOss South Hull
 Highland Avenue Baptist Church-- Sunday School at s;3O a. m. Harry A. Cook. superintendent. Preaching at II R Rev % J. and aenrs so E Sush 9 4he the mSSrnSs Sasi0I subject will be, Salvation in the Mes sage of the Cross The evening ser vice will be EYangelIStic.
 At the close of the morning service the ordinance of Baptism will be ad- ministered to a number Of candidates who were received at former services.
 The B. Y. P. U. service will begin promptly at o'clock.
 Pastors residence, HOS Highland avenue; telephone 299S. Church reach- ed by Highland avenue car.
 Primitive Baptists--Cottage Hill church. two blocks south and one block west from where Court street car turns on Jefferson Davis avenue. Ser. vices every third Sunday at II a. m. and Saturday before at 3 D. m. All who desire to attend are cordially in- yited. W. T. Lively. pastor. Preaching tonight at o'clock.
 PnEsBYTERIAN.
 First PresbyteFian Church. Adams street, between Court and Perry-Rsv. Henry M. Edmords, pastor; Virgil C. Griffin. superintendent of Sunday Sch ool. Services today: Sunday School at 9:30~ a. n.; preaching by the pastor at II a. m, subject, "Money," and at 8 p. m.. subject, ''words of Jesus-His Second Coming: Christian Endeavor at D. m All are invited tn thaRe ser
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at l1;oo e. m., and 500 D. m.. by the pastor. s Prayer meeting
 Wednesday at SOC D. m Sunday school, Michael Cody superintendent. 9:a0 a. m; Baraca, admitting young men over sixteen years of age. meets with Sunday school. Baptist Young Peoples Union every Sunday at ( ?. m. A cordial welcome to all. s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18
PRnsBYTERTAN.

First Presbytertan Church, Adams street, between Court and Perry-RsV. Henry M. EdmoEds. pastor: Virgil C.
 Griffin. superintendent of Sunday at s:30e a. n.; preaching by the pastor at II a. m., subject, Money" and at 8 p. m.. subject, ''words of Jesus-His Second Coming: Christian Endeavor at D. m. All are invited to these ser vices and will be cordially welcomed.
 Meetings for the week: Monday. ( D. m., the Second Ward with Mrs. Ward. with Mrs. Kate purr, 514 south McDonough street; the Fifth Ward with Mrs Maddox. s09 Madison avenue. Tuesday, D. m.. the. Willing Circle with Mrs. Haygood.- IS south Law
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Cumheriaaa Presbyterlan Church,

Cumberland Presbyterian Chureh, g A. sornor altss Ghsssh ana ars@sorS cstSma pastor: residence III Catoma Street: telephone 1O17-Sabbath school. 10 a. m., E V. l.. Finch, superintendent. CT meeting. Wednesday 7:30 p. m. La- dies Aid. Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Junior Christian Endeayor Society, Sunday afternoon at o'clock. Senior Christian Endeavor Society," Sunday evening at 7;30 o'clock.
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renee street. wednesday. p. m. pray. CT meeting.
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Clay and Heron streets, R. R. Brash- CT, pastor. Residence, s10' Seventh av- enhe. Preaching at ii Q. m, and 7:3U ?. In. Sunday School at s;4s a. m... w. meeting Wednesday ats7:S0 ?. m., F.. Y. F. U., Friday at 7:a0 D, m. 4 cordial welcbme extended to all.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-18

soSsS SiysS1 corner clayton Street and Clay