The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-10-28
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 The Rev. J. 0. Hanes, evangelist of the North Alabama conference, will conduct the revival services that begin at the Fountain Heights church tomorrow morn ing at Il o'clock and will continue for two weeks, closing Sunday, November F. The Rev. Hanes will deliver his first sermon at the Fountain Heights church tomorrow evening, as he will con- clude the evangelistic meetings which he has been holding at the West End church with the morning sermon.
 J. B. Wadsworth, president of the Eto- wah Trust and Savings bank of Gadsden, is expected to deliver the morning ad- dress, and in the event he does not ar rive, the regular pastor, the Rev. S. T. Slaton, will preach.
 Dr. Hanes has many friends in Foun- tain Heights, where he conducted se- ries of revival services last year in the Brotherhood tabernacle, and is a speaker of great magnetism. His West End meetings have been unusually beneficial 
 should the Fountain Heights services be equally as good, the church membership will be notably increased.
 The music will be under the direction of G. H. Grain, who is we'll known in musical circles of the city.
 Miss Mary McCaskey. Mrs. F. B. Heiser and Miss Fannie May Pointer will pre- side at the piano.
 The following have charge of the ar- G. A. Alexander, vice chairman; J. w. Harrel, secretary; c. S. Bissell, chair man finance committee; M. T. Abbott. chairman operating committee; G. H. | Grain. chairman music committee; M. c. .Willes, chairman publicity committee; F.. A. Puthuff, chairman welcome com mittee.
 Each chairman has a group of workers associated with him in his plans. The revival services of the Simpson Methodist church, on the corner of Seventh avenue and Twenty-fifth street will begin tomorrow morning at Il o'clock and be continued for the next two weeks under the direction of the pastor Rev. w J. Powell, who will | be assisted by the Rev. J. M Bass an1 | Professor Stapleton Dr. Bass will de- liver the morning sermon and in the | afternoon at 2:30 o'clock two meetings | will be held, one in the basement ol | the church for men only, and the other in the auditorium for women. The daily services will be in the morning and evening at 10 o'clock and 7:30 o'clock respectively. The evening worship to- morrow will be in charge of the evan gelsts.
 l A young peoples meeting of the jubilee will be held at the First Meth odist church this afternoon at o'clock and some of the strongest speakers oi the jubilee will speak. High school pu- pills, private school pupils, Philathea classes and young women's organiZa- tions are specially invited to attend A special musical programme has beer arranged.
 | Dr. George Eaves, the pastor, wil preach at the congregational church Nineteenth street near Seventh avenue l tomorrow morning on "The Inexhausti- | bleness of God" At night he will ad dress the railroad men on "Is tho | Church to Interfere in Wage Disputes' | This is one of the series of sermons t, laboring men and a cordial invitation is extended to them all 10 be present
 South Highland Presgyterian- Twenty-first and Highland avenue 1 Hiding Among the Stuff" will be th' theme of the Rev. Dr. J. T. Plunket pastor. at the morning services tomor- row. The theme for the evening serv' | ice. to be held at 7:30 o'clock, vii be "A Strange Resistance" Sunday school and Bible classes will meet a 9:3O o'clock a. m. The Christian En- deavor prayer meeting will hold serv' l ices at 6:30 o'clock ?. m. There vii be evening prayer services and praise 1 services Wednesday evening at 7:3t | o'clock. The music of this church IS al ways a feature and it promises to ht exceptionally good on Sunday. The pub l lie is cordially invited to attend. Central esbyterian-Corner o1 | Fifth avenue and Eighteenth street The pastor, Rev. Robert Lee Bell, vii continue the theme he discussed last Sabbath under the head, Temptation the Test of Royal Manhood" This church offers a church home to al who believe in Jesus Christ and wei comes all true followers to its com inunion There will be services morn ing and evening" Strangers and visitors are greeted and welcomed.
 | Cumberland Presbyt byterian-TomorroW | morning at the Birmingham Seminary l chapel, Fifth avenue between Seven teenth and Eighteenth streets, the pas l tor. Rev. J. D. Lewis, will have for his subject, We are Builders Under the | Direction of the Master Builder-God.' | At the close of the discourse an op- | portunity will be given to any who | may wish to become church members | There will be Sunday school at 931 o'clock a. m The evening services will 1 begin at 7.30 o'clock. Before closing | the evening services statements will be made about progress toward the build | ing of new church. A cordial 1nvi- 1 tation is extended to all.
 | Avondale sbyterian-Avenue ( and Fortieth street. E. L. Smith, su- perintendent, will open Sunday school at 9:45 o'clock a. m., The pastor. Rev. w. G. Woodbridge, will preach at both services to be held at II o'clock a. nj. and at 730 o'clock in the evening. All