The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-01-14

The series of revival services that are being conducted at the AVondiae Methodist church by the Rev. James O' Hanes, the little big evangelist of the North Alabama conference, who Is as sisting fhe pastor, the Rev. R. N. An herson. are proving a big success ana notwithstanding the recent severe weather have. been attended by large and int crested crowds
 Therei will be four services today be- sihninel with decision day. at the Sunday school at which MT. J. E. Wads- worth. the well known Sunday school worker, will make an address. At l l o'clock preaching by MT Hanes AL o'clock in the afternoon there Will be a "men's meeting" at which MT. Wadsworth will speak on Religion t'rom a Layman's Standpoint Evan relistic services will be held at night. Prof- stephen Allsop has charge of the singing and has organized q large rnorus, adding much to the services. The meetings will be continued during lhe week.
 Regular services will be held Sun fay by Christ English Lutheran church at the Fraternal hall, Third avenue and Twenty second street The sub feet for the II o'clock morning serv- lee will be Willing Service At tho s:45 evening service 50 Great Sal sation.'
 southside Baptist Church-Morning 70 at Il o'clock and evening wor-
 at 7:45. pr. W. J. F. Cox. secre- of the Baptist educational com
 laIfx hot i11Of1 , a school will be held at 9:45 a. m
 st Young Peoples union at D. m
 a regular prayer meeting will be e.f at 7.45 Wednesday night and the workers meeting at 6:30 Friday night st. Andrews Episcopal Church-The new rector. Rev Willis c. Clark, will deliver both the morning and evening sermons today, in the morning at II o'clock and at 7;30 in the evening.
  p First Baptist Church-The annual home coming and roll call will be held this morning at Il o'clock A special program of music has been prepared and a num- Der of addresses will be made. Souvenirs win be given at the morning service. The home coming will close with the monthly communion celebration. NThe' evening meeting will be entirely devoted to a mu- bical program.
 First Methodist Church-SiNth avenue and Nineteenth street, north. The pastor has chosen "The First Commandment as the subject for the morning sermon. This talk will be the first of series that will be delivered on the Decalogue. lhe Country Boy in Town is the subject ol the evening sermon. The double quar- let will furnish special music at both the morning and evening services.
 First Presbyterian Church-Fourth ave- nue and Twenty-hrst street. Morning ser mon at II o'clock when the pastor will preach on "Chrstian Failure The sub feet for the evening sermon Is "tutlins Down Fruit Trees" There will be the regular Sunday school at 9.So and serv- lee of song and praise at 7:S0 Wednesday evening. Dr. John S. Foster pastor
 Highlands Methoosst Church-Dr. F. C McVov will preach this morning at II o'clocl1 on "A Lion in the Way The snbiect of the evening sermon is "Iht Roomerang of Life" Miss Irene Jenkins will sing solo at the morning service Sunday school will be held at the regu- lar hour this morning and Epworth league at 7:30 o'clock.
 South Highlands Presbyterian Church -Highiand avenue and Twenty-first street