The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-06-21
ROGER WILL
LIAMS CAMPAIGN
NOW ON In EARNEST.
COMMITTEE
Appointed By Minis
terS Active.
Prof. jackson Presents Report
Shows that the People are Re-
sponslVe to the AppeaI-Dr.
Moses to Fire Opening Gun
Sunday Meetings Will
be He'd at All the Baptist
Churches in City-out-
look Bright.

The Campaign Committee appoint
ed by the Ministers Conference last
week was thorough in it's investiga-
tlons and plans, and active in every
way that would make for the fur
therance of this great movement.
Prof. A. M. Jackson presented the re-
port as follows:
We, your Committee on Investiga-
tion, have gone throughout the city
talking our cause among the leading
cltizens-citiZens who are in sympa-
thy with all charitable causes. citi-
zens who are strong believers and
supporters of higher standard of
Christian education, found one and
all cooperative with our cause in
spirit, influence and assistance in
every way for good. We, therefore,
recommend the following itinerary
for the Rev. DR., Moses inasmuch as
he proposes weeks campaign begin
ming Sunday, June 23rd:
Sunday, June 23, at p. m. at the
First Baptist Church, Rev. w. S. Ell
lington, pastor.
Sunday, June 23, at 8 p. m. at
Pleasant Green Baptist Church, Rev.
j. c. Fields, pastor.
Monday, June "a, 8 p. m. at Sec
ond Baptist Church, Rev. G. B. Tay-
lor, pastor.
Tuesday, June 25, at p. m. at Pea
body Baptist Church, Rev. R. d.
Black, pastor
Wednesday, June 26, 8 D. m. at Ia
Dernacle Baptist Church, Rev. H. M.
Burns, pastor.
Thursday, June 27, at s p. m. at
Sylvan Street Baptist Church Rev.
VIM. Haynes, pastor.
Friday, June 2S, at s p. m. at Fifth
Avenue Baptist Church, Rev. Wilson,
pastor.
Sunday, June 80, at II a. m. at Ne
bo Baptist Church, J. w. Dickerson,
pasto.
Sunday, June 30, at 8 p. m. at Mt
Olive Baptist Church, Rev. C. II.
Clark, pastor.
Sunday, June 80, at 8 p. m. at First
Baptist Church, East Nashville, Rev.
]. D. Bushell, pastor.
interest ran high and the program
was adopted unanimously. At any
or all Of these meetings every citizen
Is asked to attend to aid in this great
and worthy cause. DR.. w. H. Moses.
of Knoxville, will be the speaker of
the hour at all of these meetings of
course, assisted by the ministers and
their congregations, as we'll as bv
some of our leading business and pro
fessional men of the city. Meantime
the days will be spent making per
sonal canvasses throughout the city
IN the matter of donations and sub
scriptions in order that every loval
citizen of Nashville may have an op-
portunity to go on record for this
great cause. A special committee has
been appointed to assist the Rev.
Moses in this particular as follows:
Rev. VIM Haynes, chairman; Rev.
w. 5. Ellington, Prof. A. M. Jackson.
Revs. j, c. Fields and J. w. Dicker
son. In the midst of all this dense
atmosphere of enthusiasm and inter
est, Rev. ]. w. Butler, of Murfrees-
boro, former student of Roger Will
llams, arose and pledged his sub
scription of $40 to be paid during the
campaign. The Conference was very
anxious to hold these meetings in
every church in Nashville, but owing
to the shortness of the stay of the
Rev Moses, rendered it impossible.
All will be called upon who are in
terested in the great cause of Chris
tian education, both colored and
white, to assist in this laudable eff
fort to raise funds for Roger Williams
University