The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-10-22

churches In and near Pensacola TO-DAY
win be as follows:
At Sc. Katharine's.
AZ St Kathartne's church today, the
Rev. VIM. B. Allen will preach in the
morning on Socialism and Christian
fty." This subject is one in which a
very large number of people are inter
eated and from whatever standpoint
treated, the discussion is sure to be in
teresting.
At the First Methodist Church.
Following Is the musical program
for today's services at the First Meth
odist church as prepared by Miss Cav
thon:
Piano voluntary. Miss Claude Meek
Kirkpatrick.
0uartette, Praise Ye Jehovah.
Quartette, Hark, What Mean Those
Holy Voices.
Evening.
Quartette, Let Your Light So Shine.
Ladies' trio, Evening Hymn.
At First Presbyterian
Rev. Meg. Shields, of Greensboro,
n. c., prominent Presbyterian min
lister, will occupy the pulpit at the
First Presbyterian church at both the
forenoon. and evening services today.
At First Baptist.
The following program of music for
the First Baptist church will be rem
dered today.
Morning service:
Prelude (organ) Andantino, Franck.
Doxology, Burgeois.
Hymn. Safely Through Another
Week, Mason
Onertcry, Jesus Lover Of Ny Soul,
(dust and chorus) Miss Wentworth,
Mr.. Hicks and choir.
Hymn, o Day Of Rest and oladness,
wesley.
Sermon.
hymn, Take Time to b Holy, steb-
PoStlude, Organ Marehs TriomphaIe,
Biedermann.
Evening services
Prelude (organ) Andaute Con Motto
from Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
Hymn, Glory to His Name, Stockton.
Z OffeTtory, Led by the Voice Of Jesus,
tduet) Miss Bryars and Mr.. Hicks;
Hart
hymn, Near the Cross, Doane.
hymn. Hnrk, Ten Thousand Harps
mnd Voices, Mason.
Male Quartette, Nearer My Home,
MsssrA Hicks, Landt, Cox and Smith;
Hymn, where He Leads Me, Anon.
Posttuda. Marche Heroique. Gotter-
naann-
Organ Recital at Christ Church.
The following programme Of organ
music win be played at the conclusion
q the O'Clock evening service at
Christ church. PAlafox and Wright
streets.
March m d Fiat saloms.
A nne vigorous march, with con-
a11stod middle section (trio), and a
npirited ending (coda).
Noctufne in q Minor, Chopin Con-
eRins the yell known haunting melody
and the Cathedral Choir" trio.
Gavot from "Mignon," thomas This
ptquant piece viii be played on the
Strings" OF the organ, soft and deli
cate.
Overture TO la Muette," Auber.
Auber was the best French composer
IN his day; the overture is a good ex-
ample OF his writing, fine harmonies,
melodies serious and gay, and happy
ending.
First Christian.
Mr.. Lennox will be in charge Of the
services today at the First Christian
church. corner Of Seventh avenue and
Gadsden street. He will preach at IL
g. m. and 1880 in the evening. The
subject for the morning service will be
"A Soul Winning Campaign" At the
evening service he will discuss the
third of his series of Sunday evening
sermons on the book of Acts. The
theme for this evening will be "The
Two Thousands" An interesting must
cal program has bee arranged. The
Quartette viii assist with the music.
Program Of evening service:
Hymn, Coronation.
Invocation, Mr.. Lennox.
Hymn, The Glory Song, by Gabriel.
Scripture in concert.
Hymn. Seeking the Lost
Prayer.
Quartette, Drifting Down, by Hack
Gilman.
Sermon: The Two ,, THOUSAND"
Mount Olive.
Special services at Mt. Olive Baptist
church Sunday at 3 D. m. All minise
ters and members OF other churches
are invited to be present.
Services at the Mission.
Bible reading school at $3.50 this af-
ternoon; Rev. Charles Dickinson win
preach at 1880.
On Tuesday afternoon music lesson
at $3.50, Mrs. Bessie and Mrs. John
Gibson, teachers. On Tuesday evening
at o'clock the Rev. Mr.. McIiver will
preach.
The Mission night school is in ses-
sion every Monday and Friday even
ing at 1880 to $3.50. There is one
young woman who is so anxious for an
education that she walks from Gould
ing every school night to take advan-
tags Of this opportunity.
A cooking school will be opened at
the Mission on Friday. the eth, at
o'clock, and all persons who are
anxious to take advantage OF the do
nestice science course will be well
come.
CATHOLIC.
81. Miehae's Church-Until further
notice, the following will be the order
OF services on Sunday.
1900 a m.-First Mass.
$3.50 a m.-Last Mass.