The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1912-04-05

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preached Thursday night; Rev. Fort
Friday afternoon; Rev. S. W. Toles,
Friday night, and Rev. A. o.
O'Neal Saturday night. Rev. Sey-
mour lectured to the women Sat
wday afternoon. Rev. Dennis has
great church. The sisters fed the
delegates most sumptuously Rev
Collins is doing a great work in his
district
Friday, the 29th ut, the Morning
Glory Sewing Circle met at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Marguerite Minor, on
Poston street. A delightful program
was rendered, after which a two
course menu was most tastefully
served The president of the Circle,
Mrs. E. NJ, Seymour, is planning an
entertainment for the Circle in the
near future Rev. E. NJ. Seymour
preached the annual sermon for the
Order tof the Eastern Star at st.
Johns last Sunday afternoon to an
appreeistive audience
AT Peters A. NJ. f. Church last Sun
day morning a beautiful audience is
tened 10 a sermon from the pastor,
Rev. ID. A. Graham. on the Danger
Of Falling. The members pronounced
the discourse logical convincing aud
0pp0rtune. AT the meeting of the
Alien Christian Endeavor League and
election Of officers the result was as
follows: President, Or. S. Jefferson;
Vice President, Prof. A. Lyle: Secre-
tary. Miss Birdie Manson: Treasurer,
Mrs. Eliza Hodgkins. The new corps
of officers was insta led by the pas
tor. and we are expecting q great i'm
provement in the young peoples meet
ings. Easter day is always great
day at st. Peters Church, and the
decorations, music and general pro
gram for the day viii in no way fal.
behind this year. The choir viii be
full-robed morning and night New
music is being diligently rehearSed.
The pastor viii preach the Easter
sermon at II O'Clock At this seTv-
ice will occur the baptism Of infants
On account of the knight Templars
sermon in the afternoon az Mt Olive,
The children's exercises viii Be post
poned until night al St Peters when
a beautiful children's concert and mis-
sionary service viii be rendered On
Monday night is the great concert
which viii be q regular musical feast.
Besides St Peters choir. the ch0irs
Of ST. John. Mt Olive and Fifth Ward
viii combine under the direction OF
the musical preacher, Rev Z NJ Sey-
mour. IN a grand chorus that VIII open
the eyes OF Clarksvisle- As solOlsJs
Miss Birdie Manson and the rising
young soprano, Mss Ophe-is Smith,
Will charm the audience with their
sweet carols Don't miss it. Our
pastor, Dr. D. A Graham has been
invited &c preach the annual sermon
to the Knights Templzr Sunday after
noon al Ut Olive Baptist Church Dr.
Graham has also recently been sp-
pointed treasurer OF the Central Ten
nessee Conference Of the A u. z
Church By Bishop H B. Parks All
Home Missionary money raised in the
various churches OF the conference
Easter day should be sent immediate
b TO Dr. Graham The High School
concert given al St John Church
March 18th was a grand success both
in point Of attendance and in the
character Of the program. The house
was well filed in spite Of the bad
weather, and the various numbers on
the program were rendered with an
ability which evidenced careful prep
aration. OF course the star of the
evening was Miss Sylvia Ward, of
Fisk Miss Ward is Of prepossessing
appearance and yet simple and win
some in her ways. Her voice is of
rare volume, highly cultivated and
from her first note she has the full
sympathy of her audience. Clarks-
vile would be delighted TO hear her
again. Miss Ophelia Smith, one of
the graduating class, was a surprise to
the audience, as she rendered with
such ease and in beautiful voice 'I'll
Always Be the Same to You" She
Will be favorite in GAINESVILLE. Miss
Lola Graham's piano solo, "Jonga-
lerie," was pronounced excellent by
the musical experts. Prof. w. G..
Hale, President of the State Colored
Normal, was present and made an
address.
Our public schools closed for two
days this week that the teachers