The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-02-04
AT THE CHURCHES

South Highland Presbyterian Church, l Highland Avenue and Twenty-first Street, South-The public, and especial | ly the music loving publis, is invited to attend An Evening with Mendel- sohn," beginning promptly at 7:i5 p. mn This choir stands for only ths highest art in church music and spe- cial preparation has been made for this service. At the morning service some of the Spiritual Problems of North Ala bama" will be discussed. Sun day school and Bible classes, 9;3O a. m. Young Peoples prayer meeting, 6;45 D. m.
 Simpson Methodist Episcopal Church, Seventh Avenue and Twenty fifth Street.-The Rev. J. c. Colley will preach at the morning hour. His sub iect will be, Men and Their Worst Enemy" At ' p. m. the pastor, Dr.. w. l. Powell, subject will be. 'ShaH That Dead Man Live Again?'
 Junior League, led by Mrs Peck, at 2;30 These little folk had surprise ! for the big folk last Sunday morn | ing.
 Epworth League at 6;so. led by Mrs. | Richard Pendle on the topic, "The False Security of the Unrighteous." 1 The Sunday school meets at 9.S0, John F. Hill superintendent. Brother 1 Hill needs some additional Sunday school workers.
 Pisgah Assembly. Undenominational. Rev c. o. Oxnam, D. D., elder in charges; Rev. Wilson J. Squire, asso ciate, will hold services this morning at s o'clock at the Pisgah home, 115 Tuscaloosa avenue. Services will be 1 halh qff at n af the Walker Memorial Methodist church, l Elyton.
 Dr. Oxnam and MT. Squire will speak on, What Is ChristianityY Several per sons delivered from whisky, cocaine and morphine will testify to Gods power to deliver. l Cumberland Presbyterian-At the Birmingham Seminary chapel, Fifth avenue between Seventeenth and Eigh- teenth streets. The pastor, ]. D. Lewis will have for his subject this morning at II o'clock, "Christs Personal Teach l ing and Direct Talk With Us in This Present Day and Time" Sunday school opens at 9:30 o'clock. H M. Stiles superintendent.
 First Presbyterian, Fourth Avenue and Twenty-frst Street-Dr. John & Fostre. the pastor, will preach at the
 
 evening Morning subject. .The Royal Character of Faith," and the evening subject What Is Service?" Sunday school opens at 9:30 o'clock. The public is welcome to attend these services. l Southside Baptist Church. Corner 1 Eleventh Avenue and Nineteenth Street. South-Rev. Preston Blake. D. D., pastor, will preach at Il o'clock this morning and | 745 o'clock this evening. The subject for the morning sermon is "Paul's Desire For Israel" and this evening An Invitation and Promise" Bible school will open at 9:30 o'clock with T. H. Johnston, superin- tendent. The Baptist Young Peoples Union will be held at 7:4J o'clock. Prayer meeting occurs Wednesday evening at E:l5 o'clock and Workers meeting on Friday evening at 6:30 o'clock
 German Luthern Zion Church, Corner of Avenue B and Nineteenth Street-Sunday school will open at 930 o'clock to be fol- | lowed by the regular morning worship at , 10:30 o'clock to be read in German by the pastor, the Rev. H. Reuter-. The evening devotionals will be held at 7;so o'clock in English.
 Congregational Church, North Nine | teenth Street. Near Seventh Avenue-The Dpastor. Dr. George Eaves, will preach at | bOtu StlNictS On tut pndstS oi tiit 4htU and Religion Forward Movement. The morning topic at II o'clock will be ''1'he Gift of Freedom, and the evening theme will be l'The Making of Manhood In Youth" The evening is the third of a series of sermons the life of Jesus Christ. At the morning service Dr. Eaves will make an important announce ment concerning the future of the church. The newly organized Congregational Mrotherhood have eelcted the following officers: President, w. H. Miller; vice president. J. l.. Chisolm: secretary, Ralph
 Barrow treasurer, A. l.. Peterson. The next meeting will be held on Wednescay evening promptly at ' o'clock. A. M. Pace, Jesse R. Hardin. James Gar . rett John M. Dye. l. l.. Hardin and A. l.. Truitt will conduct an all day singing to- day at Sixty-sixth Street Baptist church of East Lake. The singing promises to be unusually good and the public Is cor , dially invited to attend.
 1 Fountain Heights Methodist-"The , Lives That Lift Us Upward will be the subject of the l o'clock sermon by the pastor, s. T. Slaton. Special reference