The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1913-09-05

Many speakers OF National repu-
tation representing ali the denOIni-
nations will be heard at Nashville
druing the Religious Jubilee to be
held September 1922 according to
the program for the thirty-third ses-
sion OF the National Baptist Conyen-
ton. The Executive Committee in
presenting the program for the Eff
ty Years of Jubilee or Religious Cele-
bration" that is to be held in con-
nection with the Convention this year
declares that this is the most import
ant year in the history of all OF the
denominational work. The program
provides for four entire afternoon
sessions viz; Thursday, Friday Sat
urday and Sunday to be held at
| Greenwood Park, while all OF the
morning sessions proper are to be
held at the Ryman Auditorium
The Convention will be called to
order at 900 o'clock Wednesday,
September 18th the divine service
to be conducted by Reys. Patterson,
of Tennessee and George Dwelle, of
Georgia. At 10:30 the welcome adj
dress to the citizens of Nashville
will take place At 1850 a response
to these welcome addresses win be
made by Rev. A. Clayton Powell, d.
D., cf New York Other speakers Of
the afternoon session of the first day
arr Revs. G. T. Dorrch, r. c. Gala
han and E. c, Norris, president Of
the Convention who will deliver his
annual address, subject; Fifty Years
of Freedom On tho evening Of the
same day Rev. j. c Jackson, d. d.,
of Phila., Rev. A. W. Wicks and Rev.
c Fl Parrish, of Kentucky, speak
On the morning of the second day
and throughout the day two notable
divines are programmed, Rcy. j. NJ
Booker, of Missouri. Rev. H. H. Bor-
den, of New York, while three OF the
biggest boards in the Convention are
to make their reports They are
I tho Home Mission Board, the Pubs
: fishing Board and the Young Peo-
pies Union Board.
The afternoon of tho second day
will be the first day at Greenwood
Pork Deyctions will be conducted
, by Rev. J. H. Washington and Rev
G. w Ward, of Ind, while addresses
." will be made by Rev. d. B Gray Of
. Atlanta Ga, Corresponding Secretary
: of the Home Mission Eoard of the
I Southern Baptist Convention and
Rev. e. l. Moorehouse, of New York
n Y, Corresponding Secretary of
the American BAPTIST Nome Mission
! Society Of New York, Rev. L. G. Jor-
dan and Rev S. ~ Vass and others.
The morning session Of the third day
- will be held at the Auditorium, and
= will be devoted to the other pro,
:. gram, including report of the Edu-
,, cational Board the National Bene-
:, fit Board and the Treasurer of the
= Convention On the afternoon of
= the third day the the entire Conven-
N ton goes back to the park for the
Exposition feature The theme
y for this occasion will be What has
= God Wrought through the Baptists.
p Speakers scheduled are Rev. S. r.
a Fishback, D. D., of Kansas, and Rev.
5 II. Taylor D. d., OF Maryland,
H. willie Rev Western Erunner, d. D..
5. Chairman Of the Eyangelistic Board
81 Of the Southern Baptist Convention
MI uGllNtI A 3 pGGldl feuNINklos fOl-
IS loving this Rev W. T. Amiger d.
le d, Of Kentucky, and c. T. Walker,
Id of Georgia will Introduce Rev r.. Y.
g, Mulliens, president of theBaptist The
I'd lgical Seminary at Louisville. "The
20 Negro Press" is the subject of an
IL address by j. d. Crenshaw editor OF
the Union-Review
n Friday evening will be one of the
r biggest occasions n tho Convention.
n. There will be c special address de-
y. livered by DR.. Booker r. Washington
fo at the Ryman Auditorium DR. May
of of Nebraska and DR.. Higgins OF
" '~sissippi, will open the devotlons
40 md Dr. w Bishop Johnson Of Wash,
- ington will introduce the Wizard OF
- TuskCgee"
y, Saturday morning session will be
~ held at the Auditorium. Dr. Fry
" Of Ohio and DIR. Simpson, of Alabama
a. win conduct devotcns. The pro
lo gram provides for q consideration O
7i reports of sll Of the boards on Sat
"a urday morning. On Saturday after
W. noon tho body goes back to Green
y wood Park where a varied lot of Ell
81 tcrt5inments have been provided II
Iu' the evening of Saturday Or. Brown
ry of Georgia, and DR.. Scissor, of Ill
81 will conduct devotions d. III
n@ bridge, Of North Carolina, is to dc
La' liver q sermon, with DR.. Reed O
re- Savannah, Ca, alternate.
er On Sundey morning modern Sur
es day-school conducted by Rev. w N
H. Beckham will be held in tn
T. Auditorium followed by devctions b
m Dr.. Eowern, OF Kansas, and ID
lal Thomas, of California. Presider
of Morris will deliver TIE annual Coz
in vention Sermon at 11:00 o'olnc
Cnntinl1nd on pnrn uNlrrbA