Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-05
RECORD CHURCH
ATTENDANCE IS
LIKELY TO-DAY
annual Rally Day" and Home
coming Is To Be Observed by
Special Programs.

Record crowds are expected to at
end the Sunday school services Of
atlanta churches Sunday morning in
The celebration of the annual rally
-v and home coming" Many Of
he churches have arranged special
.-agrams. and for several weeks ef-
rrs Of the workers have been CEN
cred on the task of breaking all at
-.rdance records.
The Central Presbyterian Sunday
.nooL with 1875 people in the Bible
school" for its motto, has prepared an
.. borate program. There will De
.uecial musical numbers, a cradle
raIl' presentation, and addresses by
D~. Dunbar ogden, Marion Jackson,
me Rev. c. R, Buford and James Bu-
ford.
The singing of a male quartet will
.. the special feature at the Second
rust Church. Four classes viii be
uromoted to the higher departments.
Workers Of the North Avenue
Presbyterian Church Sunday school
nave been arousing enthusiasm by
ght meetings during the last week,
nd the rally to-day is expected to
bring a larger attendance than the
school has ever had before A special
Program has been prepared, with an
.71ress by Dr. Richard Orme Finn
s the feature.
An attendance of 1000 and collec-
lions Of S400, for the benefit of the
orphans Home, is the aim of the
West End Baptist Sunday school. A
Program of special music and recita-
ions has been prepared.
IN the hope Of getting every mem
ngr of the school in his seat Sunday,
special invitations have been mailed
Dv the officers of the Grace Metho-
dist Sunday school. At $50 o'clock
HE primary department will render
program.
New officers at Grace Church.
The new officers, teachers AMI
workers Of the Grace Methodist school
viii be installed at II o'clock, includ-
ing songs responsive readings and an
address by the pastor DR.. Charles ..
Jones. At 1880 o'clock the pastor
VIII install the new officers of the
EFWOrth League, and addresses will
he made by DR.. Jones and II. X Chap
man district secretary.
Special music by the big schorus
and addresses by DIR. c. A Ridley.
pastor; w. s. Witham and othe,s will
feature the rally day exercises at the
Central Baptist Church In the even
ing Or, Ridley will continue his se-
rleS Of sermons on Law Enforce
ment and the Devil"
An attendance of 749 is the aim Of
rhe workers who have arranged the
program for rally day at the Capitol
Avenue Baptist Church. Special mu-
sic will feature the exercises DR.
William Russell owen, pastor Of the
church viii occupy his pulpit after
being away from Atlanta for several
weeks. He will preach on The Glory
Of United Church"
The Rev. Allen c. SchuIer will be
installed as pastor of the East Side
Tabernacle at $3.50 o'clock Sunday ar
IernOOn. Prominent Baptist minis
ters Of Atlanta will take part in the
exercises.
In his sermon at the Baptist Tab
ernacle tonight DIR. Lincoln McCon-
neI will continue the series on Win
ming the Pennant," which he started
week ago. He takes the thought
or the Crackers" winning the South
en League pennant and applies it to
ne young man Of to-day who wins
The pennant in the everyday battles
"i life His sermon tonight will be
yH The Men Who Score"
Election at Capitol View.
Officers for the coming year will be
elected at the regular meeting Of the
Atlanta Baptist Sunday School As
so7IatiOn which will be held at the
capitol View Church Sunday after
noon at o'clock. Addresses will be
made by the Rev. W. L. Cults, on "At-
.endance," and by the Rev. W. w
Gaines, on Finance"
The Sunday afternoon meetings of
he Railroad Young Mems Christian
association will be resumed after the
summer vacation. DIR. Caleb A. Rid
ey, Of the Central Baptist Church,
VIII be the speaker Sunday after
noon and quartet from his church
Alll furnish the music
Besinning Sunday night. the Rev
~ Hlam Q. Foster, of the West End
hrisuan Church, will hold series
Cd. revival meetings. with special ser
mons on each of four successive Sun
DAYS.
The Rev. Joseph Owens. an evan
ISL. viii conduct revival services at
me Hapeville Methodist Church, be-
ginning Sunday morning. Song SER
wees will be held at 1O:S0 a. m. and
10 ?. m. each day and preaching at