The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-06-27

| in); anthem 'Ye That Stand in the House
 of the Lord (Spinney) offertory (se-
 lecteD; postlude (SeiberD. 1 Independent Presbyterian Morning, 1 Temple Enanu- -El-Prelude (selected); anthem, Lord, With Glowing Heart | (Stone); duo, "Calm as the Night l (Bohn) MT Gilespy and MT. Cole; post
 Jude (selected).
 Evening, Lyric theatre. Violin solo, l Perfect Song (3rieD, Mrs John b.
 Turner; anthem, God Is Love" (Shellcy);
 anthem, Tn Dreams I Heard the Sera-
 phim" (Faure).
 First M. E.-Mornng worship, Il
 o'clock; organ, "pastorale' Dudley Buck; quartet, sTe Deum'' in A P A. | Schnecker); quartet, Jesus, I My Cross Have Taken" (W. E. Brown); soloist. Miss Vogt; organ, march, from "Leonofe symphony o. RafG.
 Evening worship 8 o'clock; organ Pre- Jude" in E flat (G. BzeD ''Serenade" (F. Schuberb; chorus, "Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand Gillian T. Shei- dem, First Church chorus; chorus, "He Was Despised' (E. s. Hosmer), soloists' Miss Vogt, Mrs. Carlton and M- Golf man; ogan, Melody OH, Englemann) Southside Baptist-Morning music: Pre- Iude "Pilgrim's Chorus (Wagner)' an them, '"The Lord Is Rich and Merclfud (Barnby); offertory, Even Me (War- rem. MT. G. E. scruby and chorus; post lude, "Grand Chorus" CWagner). Evening music: Prelude, Prayer Wagner); Dreams (Wagner) congre-
 gational singing; oprano solo (seiected', Mrs. J. E. billiard offertory, Rock ot
 Ages" (Ryder); postlude, ''Processional OWagner).
 Ail-day quarterly July meeting Bir- mingham Association of Women Bovles Church. July 8. Box lunch. Mrs. A. H Townsend, speaker Mrs. Townsend is vice president Of the western district of Alabama and very delightful speaker.
 | Programme for morning: | 10 o'Clcck-Association executive committee meeting.
 1o:3o oClocl-Minutes of April meet | ing: report of young peoples leader | for the first quarter; reports ot 1 librarian and mission study and per | sonal service secretaries, Good VIII Center; estimation of the associational apportionment for this year, Mrs. JetI | Bailey.
 Ii o'Clock-A southside programme was requested, so the following is
 the programme as given at the South side Baptist Church, July 5; Plan ming for Convention Year" leader, Mrs. | w. I. Hunter; duet, Mrs. A. L. Hox- son and Mrs F. E. Teague; prayer , service, "Placing God First" Miss Jes- sic " Roth hymn, Jesus Shall ] Reign" Mrs w D. Tynes. Short talks; | Draining School and Other Activities,
 Mrs. T. c. Bush; Information Our So- ciety Should Have" Mrs. J. F. Dillard; | "Facing the Situation,' Mrs. B. A Inglis; reading, Mrs. Clark Wood; brief l review of new mission study book, | "The Bible and Missions" Mrs. Horace | Adams; solo, Mrs. R. H. Hartsfield, prayer Mrs. J. F. billiard. 12 o'Clock-Talk, Mrs. A. H. Town | send.
 12:so o'Clock-Luncheon hour. | Afternoon:
 1:30-Young peoples programme.
 Mrs. w. F. Johnson, presiding. Song 1 70. Zion, Haste" devotional, Miss
 Elizabeth Riley: Young Christians | Armor" Miss Louise Heacock and Miss
 Mabel Williams; How May We Enlist
 the Young People of Our Association 1 in the Missionary Graded Organiza
 tions," associa tional young people s ! leaders: "Crediting Young People
 Gifts" Miss Kathrin Wynn; report oi 1 young peoples June rally, Miss Agnei l Durant; reading, Miss Gladys Webb
 violin solo, Miss Lela Mae Hendricks reports of committees: closing conse-
 cration service, Mrs. N. A. Barrett.