The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-06-04

Rev. Eugene Pendleton will preach
at both morning and evening services
at the First Baptist church today.
The subject for the IL o'clock SER
mon will be christian Citizenship"
The evening service will begin at AS
o'clock, the sermon promptly at eight.
The subject for this will be WAS
Jesus of Nazareth Divine%' A SPLEEN
did musical program has been ar
ranged for the evening service, which
will include an organ recital by Prof.
Soft, vocal and instrum mental solos by
excellent home talent.
The subjects of these services viii
no doubt strongly appeal to the public,
while the music will be of that char
acter that will interest all lovers of
good music. The public is cordially
invited both morning and evening.
Seats free.
At the morning service, IL O'Clock.
Miss Emilia Montanari will sing Face
to Face" (Johnson).
Hymns 4ss, 4s7, 555, S9s (irst two
verses).
Special musical service, 7:45 p. m.
Program as follows:
Opening organ solo,. "Andante in G.
(Smart).
Hymns 215, lot, 855. 1877 (1st, 4th
and 9Th verses), 54s (1st and End
verses).
After the sermon:
Vocal solo. Jerusalem" (Parker)-
Miss Montanari
Organ solo, Elevation in FL Ga
tiste).
Violin solo. "Adieu to the Piano"
(Beethoven) master Edward Lurton.
Vocal duet, Come, Holy Spirit" (Je-
rome)-Miss Montanari and Miss Katie
Lee Bryars.
Organ solo, Allegro Marziale"
(Deane).
The "Andante in G." by the late
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productions Of this prolinc writer of
organ music, whose works place him
at the very head of English composers
for the King of Instruments"
The Elevation in Fs' is q wonderful
example Of the French type of organ
music, in which the great master,
Edouarde Batiste, has written some
truly marvellous passages for the flute
shop.
Deane'e Allegro Marziale'' is one of
those massive works of the English
school which calls into action every
possible resource Of the organ; com
mencing in the form of a march, the
piec develops orchestral effects that
are most unusual and striking, and
eliminates, fortissiHo, in a veritable
whirlwind of music
Y. w. C.. A.
There will be a special meeting of
the Y. w. G. A organization on Mon
day at o'clock at the, residence of
Mrs. VIM. Fisher, ST., to discuss the
advisability of helping to defray the
expenses Of a suitable woman to look
after the girls interests at Bayview
Park, etc. All members are urged to
be present
EVangeIistio Campaign on, East Hill.
Beginning today at IL o'clock an
eeangelIstic campaign will be con-
-, Quoted under the auspices of the East
Hill Baptist church. Rev. p. M. Jones,
the state evangelist for the Baptist
mission board, will have charge Of the
meetings.
1t is expected that all Christians will
interest themselves in these services.
There will be preaching today at IL
g. m, and baptizing at 4 p. m. at the
railroad trestle on Bayou Texar.
Preaching again at p. m. and each
day during the week services will be
held at p. m. and p. m.
- al the Y. M. c. A.
The third in the series of lectures
given by the Sunday School Superin-
tendent's League, for the special bene-
1T of teachers of boys between ~ and
IS, viii be delivered at the Y. NJ c. A.
building Monday at p. m. This
without doubt, will be the finest yet
given.
The subject, "The Psychology OF
Adolescence" deals with the many
sided problem of the growing boy. and
no teacher of the adolescent boy, pas
tor or Sunday school superintendent
should miss this opportunity. 1t will
be presented by Mr.. j. H. Sheriff.
whose preparation for the subject by
study and experience is well known.
Despite the warm evenings, the
Sunday school teachers are showing
their appreciation OF these lectures by
q constantly increasing attendance
At First Christian Church.
At the First Christian church today
at the corner of Seventh avenue and
Gadsden street Bible school meets al
e:45 a. M, preaching at IL o'clock
subject, 1.-THE Waiting Attitude of the
Church" The services of the evening
viii begin promptly at 8 o'clock; sub
fect for the evening, THE Deceitful-
ness of SIM"
At the Mission.
A Bible temperance reading and
song service viii be held at the Mis-