The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-26
GREAT SUNDAY
SCHOOL RALLY
RYMAN AUDITORIUM A
LIVELY SCENE.
Over 1000 Baptist
Workers Assemble
Inspiring Songs and instructive Talks
Two Bands Furnish Music
Dr. 5usheII Conducts Chorus
Drs. Ellington and Clark Prin.
cipaI speakers-No One
Seemed to Weary Of the
Program.

success perched itself upon the Of
lorIs put forth by the committee
Ine Sunday-Sschool Union to present
a sacred cantata. The result was .
stupendous demonstration and meet
ing at the Ryman Auditorium last
sunday afternoon. The real work ~
renglous enthusiasm was kindIed 81
lou when two brass bands with a
great crowd of children and repre.
sentatlves of the many Baptist
Sunday-schools in the citv gather.
ed on the Public Square in
response to a we'll outlined nro-
gram and line of march. AT
2:l5 the procession, led by the head
OF the Sunday-school forces of the
Baptlsts Of this country, DR.. r. II
Boyd, began its march to the audi.
forum; and then came the |. O. T
Band; the Sunday-schools led by their
superintendents; afterwards the chill.
dren with flying banners and waving
remnants, the representative of AZ
Sunday-schools of the city; the North
Nashville Brass Band and more chill.
dren followed. One band played Chris.
tan Soldiers Marching" and the other
strains of this lied out the other hand
began playing Onward Christian Sol.
dlers." Among the enthusiasts In
tne parade were the chairman of the
Sunday-School Union, Rev. T. T.
Lewis, who took his part with the
boys and marched in the middle of
the street; and the Secretary of the
Sunday-School Congress, Henry A.
Boyd, who, with huge Sunday-School
congress pennant of red, white and
blue, directed the procession. The
line of march was south on the
Square to Deaderick street, west ON
Deaderick street to Summer, south ON
summer to the Ryman Auditorium.
Thousands of people thronged the
streets and caught the spirit of the
occasion as the yedng representa-
tlves of Christ tramped their way to
the Gospel Tabernacle Buggles
street cars and pedestrians were stop-
ped, lining up on each side giving
the middle of the street to the Sun.
day-school children. Upon reaching
the Tabernacle, the bands lined m
on one side and on the other. while
long line of Sunday-school children
into the Auditorium, then the
two bands were led in the secretary
Of the SundaySchool Congress amid
a great burst of cheers and applause
from the vast number of spectators
in the Auditorium. The |. o. |. Band
rendered several choice selections,
then the chairman, Rev. T. ]. Lewis,
called the meeting to order and in
.roduced the master of ceremonies. |
Dr.. R. H. Boyd who, in few remarks.
gave brief address affecting the Sun
lay-school movements of the United
States. The following program was
'endered:
Praise the Lord"-(6 in Celestial
Showers No. ~
Meeting called to order-Rev. T.
J. Lewis, Chairman Sunday-School
Union and Chorus.
He's My Saviour, "-(9S, Celestial
Showers No ~
Il am Soldier in the Army"-(59,
Celestial Showers No. ~
Invocation-Rev. A. O. Kennev
}. D., Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
I'm going to lay down my life
or my Lord" Ia, Celestial Showers
TO- ~
Peace Be Within Thy Walls"-An- !
hem (National Anthem Series.) /
Scripture Reading-Rev Geo. w. h
'ickerson, Pastor Mt. Nebo Baptist r
hurch.
Forward Move, o Church of Cod v
lS1 Celestial Showers No. 2.) d
The Sinner and the Song-(97, Ce. $
'stial Showers No 81 b
Solo-"Was That Somebody Your" n
Rev, ]. Davenport Bushell, ID. t
aston of First Baptist Church. East c
ashville. F
Remarks by Rev. c. H. Clark, D. D.. a
aston Of Mt. Olive Baptist Church: p
hartman of Sunday-School Congress p
Princes. Awake"-Anthem INA s.
Onal Anthem Series -William Ros- G.
trough "
Solo-T Do, Don't You?"-Mrs. ]. a
avenport Bushell. I,
Sermonette-Rev w. S. Ellington = =
d., Pastor of First Baptist Church; e. :,
rbiter of Sunday-School Congress. =,
christian Soldiers Marching -
r. Celestial Showers No. o.
Let Us All Give Thanks"-Anthem -
National Anthem Series.) y
20 Lord, Remember Me'-Mrs. ]. =,
Bushell. 2
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