The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-11

when the moderstor and stated clerk will draft satisfactory form S
 The Temperance rally will Dc held Thursday morning. aB was decided. It will consist in the msin. of an ad- dress in favor. of the amsndmsnt bY pr. CA stskeiy, pastor of the First Baptist Church. and in shorter spseehes 5by the Presbyterian minis- ! i.porss From var,ous portions of the State VIII be read. An interesting ses- sion at the church on the corner of Ca ytoma and Church Streets is anticipated. Rev. L "A Reagor, of Ensley. Chair Ihhn of the .Temperance Committee of the gynod. win preside.
 The rally today will be aggressive. is essentially the key 'note Of the Synod, especially along the policy of prohibition, as was evident wednesday night by the trend of every |'unotfon and talk. The synod Is small. |ibut there lis. compensation in zeal. and effective work.
 "Wednesday evenings session of the syn3d began with Mrs. Dr. steele. oI Bfrinffrham. president of the Womans Socjetys of Alabama. presiding. heporss from various mission societies were given and a talk on mission work made by Mrs. Steele. Recollection wus taken up at her solicitation. ana an anoirit of over teoe was received ,eyef1friE. was called to the platform by Rev. ", Jolly. of Eustis. Fla, the the | -j5 7. A. Arxr<sssve Tone.
 The address of pr. Fullerton was ae- eresrtye Tn tone. The missionary campaign. by his construction. Is thai of the church militant
 "The man who has to be coaxed anu suxafed. to be brought to church is nof worfh the effort, It Is ridiculous, to say fhat any man or any WoInap wifi fheip the cause of God by coming to the church, was his declarauoh | . "No Christian man has risne '" " sa V he can do what he pleases win ni \ .,nnxs<v.3 It Is not his: 1t is Cod 3, II ne Ia 1fybd.s. like to think ol tnf worfis Of Campbell King: It's not now much of your money you can anorI 10 give to God. but as to now Inucn ,, of God's money you can anord 70 kee,' ' for .yourseIfH"
 tfsfics showing that there are e.6st men and women In the Synod of Ala barua. with but very small percehs- are active in home mission work,
 .rf fs Indifference, for the most ra,f. he declared. Tt is lack or that loyalty to God that makes no towance for personal desires or selnsh.
 TThe trend of his talk ran into the main subject, home mfssions .sTshe toughest missionary -prop2sis lion is the man who has been rear eo in the lap of the Gospel He has heard the word SO often that he is not susceptible easily he said.
 A declaration ot principles and o' the manner In which to conduct ms sfonary work in the home and In the neixhborhood. was outlined. The re- sponsibiifty Of the Cumberland Prespy- ferian Church and It's facilities TOT home mission work was stressed.
 The need of missionary work, among .the Jews. the Indians, and the hf- 1roes. pr. Fullerton outlined.
 .Tt Is the Gospelization of the Amer fcan Republic that Is needeo ne summed up in his address
 The morning session Of the synoo ossened with devotional service oy Rev. HI. L. walker. and permanent or ranfzation effected bv the election or spev,J. VI. Jolly. of Eustis. Fla. as ,,,oaerator. Committees on various phases of church work were appointed. and worked during the day and after the evenings session
 Home mission talk began in the morning. with a discussion by Dr. Full lierton. and a report by Rey. F. s. Wear. of Huntsville.
 The feature of the mornings ses-