The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-05-01

Simpson-Corner seventh avenue. north. and Twenty-fifth street, Rev. H. H: Bowen, Peek, superlntsndsnt. Preaohins Il 2; m, Trees e Junior % Ep%orth ne League ngas'' p. qn m Epworth League. 6:3o D. m. Ladies' Aid searles. 2is North Forty seventh = street. Epworth League Japanese bazar 7:30 p. m. Friday. Mothers day next Sunday.
 PRESBYTERIAN
 First--Rev. John A. MacSporran minis
 opc The Res Tes Resiva M Re e'Pse ss leymen of the. Birmingham. district .will noon at o'clock and at 7:45 to hear speeches from prominent southern laymen pr fhps saehss ths Class for Men; Mrs. J. H. Montgomery the Glass of the stransera and Mr' Q: & c, Car d day. yps0'a'S interesting programme TOT sum second-Rev. John B. Meaeham, minister. Morning worship. II o'clock; subject. o'clock subject. "Determination." Prayer meeting "Wednesday. .7:so p. m. subject, p, m; subject, "Thy Kingdom Come in My Country" Sunday school at 9:3O a. m J. K. Williams superintendent. Teachers' and workers meeting next Friday night at o'clock, at which time reports from the state Sunday school convention will be given Womans Auxiliary will meet Monday at the church for the regular business meeting. |,
 Independent-Rev Henry M. Edmonds, ?. D., pastor. Morning service, Temple the sl0% seapa sy 4Se Sr dm1nss Church school at a;3o, with classes for all. Evening sFyce yTs thsatre oSoe welcome; seats free.
 Edgewood community-Rev. T. s. Hick- man, pastor Sunday school at 10 a. m; H. T. Brownell, superintendent. Children s sr0n Buit on at sand christian apiIe Endesvor at 6;so p. m; John Schor, leader. Evening of of' Mrs Mrs. MurpRys sunday school class viii present a missionary pageant. All are well come
 Seventy sixth street-Rev, J. P. Stevens. pastor. Preaehing by pastor u at T IL a. ,, m, Endeayor, p. mi Senior Christian En- deavor 73o p. m. Prayer meeting Wednes- day, 7iSo p. m,
 Fifth Avenue-Sunday school s:SO a. m. J. c Hedges, superinten,dent classes at for Life.". The pastor pr. J. M. Broadly, will all young people of the church and Sun day school are urged to be present. In all of the U. s. A. Presbyterian churches the first Sunday in May Is recognized as voca. tional day, in which the great vacations or a5n Approprate music for the cordially invited
 CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN First-Rev. H. z: Walton, pastor; phone Hemlock 571-w. Preaching, II a. m. and 1880 p. m. Morning subject, How to Be s,,, q Soul Winner. Evening subject s "Who WI. ,sa VIII sages. Sunday school, 9;3o a. m. Ladies Auxiliary, Monday. D. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7:sO D. m.
 | East Lake--Sabbath school at s:45; w.. M. Sadler. superintendent; class for every | the pastor at II o'clockt subject. What Is Truth 2" No night service at our church on account of the revival at the Baptist church. | EPISCOPAL
 1 Church of the Advent-Fifth Sunday after l Easter Services: Holy communtp, 7;SQ | a. m, Sunday school, 9:3o a. m.; second cele lebration holy communion sermon, II o'clock. Ascension day services, lo;So a. m. Sunday services Holy communion, 7:30 a.. nl.; church school 930 a. m; holy commit nion and sermon by the rector, II a. m. Thursday. May 5, Ascension day, holy com munion at 10 a. m.
 i st. Marys-on he-Highlands-Rev. Oscar l de W. Randolph rector. Holy communion, l TsO a. m; Sunday school. 9:30 a. m; Bible class. 9:4b .n.; holy communion sermon, 1 1E o'clock.
 CHURCH OF CHRIST 1 West End-Chares street. Bible study at 10 o'clock. Regular worship and preacaling nm l by T. c. Martin of St. Mary's. West Vir- ginia. at Il a. m,, and 75o D. m; Services and 730 ?. m.
 l woodlawn-sixtieth street, between East Lake and Tidewater car lines. Bible stSdy at 10 o'clock. Regular worship and preach ing by John T. Lewis at II a. No serv- ices at night on account of meeting at West