The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-03-21
OF
 SPECIAL SERVICE

Sunday morning the pastor. Rev. H. H. Bowen, will preach on the subject of "Woman's Home Missionary Socie- ties and Their Work" All Woman Home Missionary Society workers cor dially invited to attend.
 Sunday afternoon and evening and Monday morning the annual meeting of the Birmingham district Woman's Home Missionary Society of the M. E. Church will convene in this church. Eminent speakers will be present and have prominent parts on the programme which will begin at 3 o'clock p. m Sunday, and continue over the evening service hour, and also Monday morn ing.
 Next Sunday the pastor will preach on the Resurrection" at II o'clock and Passion Week services will be held all the week following. Hours to be announced later.
 Beginning April 4, Mrs. Mable Qurin- Stevens will conduct a revival in this church, corner of Seventh avenue, north, and Twenty-fifth street. All are most cordially invited to attend these meetings. Mrs Stevens is a re nowned worker, a widely travelled and highly cultured woman. and one of the great leaders. A cordial invitation is extended the public to attend these meetings.
 Sunday evening at S;3o o'clock there will be an organ recital given in the Church of the Advent by MT. O. D. Allen of the Austin organ Company. The recital will be in the nature of a demonstration of the new organ re- gently installed in the church and the public is cordially invited.
 The mission study class of the South side Baptist Church was delightfully."- entertained at the home of rs. c. B. Ratliff last Wednesday morning Mrs. Ratliff was assisted by Circle No. 2. The class will meet next Wednesday, at II a. m. at the home of Mrs. W. B. Allen 1914 Waucoma street Chapter 3 will be taught by Mir. Lee. Mrs. Allen will be assisted by Circle No. 2.
 The Birmingham fire department will receive merited recognition in a public service at the First Christian Church Sunday evening, when the pastor. Dr.. Robert N. Simpson. will speak on "The Menace of Ruin." and illustrate his sermon with stereopticon views. Dr. Simpson is enthusiastic about the ef ficient ministry of the department He thinks it is not surpassed in any such municipality anywhere, and that there should be more frequent public tribute 10 the men who save us from disas- trous conflagrations. More than fifty views of the local department and some of Birmingham's biggest fires in- cluding the latest downtown fire. will be shown on the screen A section of the church will be reserved for firemen and their families. who are especially iivited to this service.
 Gnpcial o. Fla garNfqpo vyf1 ha hal1 in the Fairyiew Presbyterian Church be- ginning tomorrow and continuing through Easter Sunday The pastor, Rev. James F. Iiixson. will be assisted by ministers evening services. as follows: pr. John Bryan. Dr. J. w. Hickman and Rev. gramnne will be arranged for each service
 In speaking of the blessing to the com munity that such services afford, the pastor said in part:
 "We are especially fortunate in the messengers who will speak for us during the services. They are ministers of re- nown, not only in our city. but in our assembly and even across the seas. Dr. McNeiil is known as the Scotch spur geon. having come to Birmingham from Scotland Dr. MacSporran. as pastor or the First Church and one who has a great place as a leader of the fnterchurch World Movement. will speak. Dr. J. A. Bryan. who holds the record for soul winning in our assembly and Is known as the best beloved man in Birmingham