Atlanta Georgian., 1913-10-19
SPECIAL MUSIC
71BE CHURCHES
FIXTURE TODAY
A,i Saints Episcopal Choir and
Capitol Avenue Baptists to
Hear Big Choruses.

in unusual number of interesting
topics are offered to Atlanta church-
-,,r~ in the sermons that will be de-
.Eered Sunday in the city's many
uurenes. The services in not few
ns The churches are marked by de-
leatful musical selections.
Each Sunday afternoon at I o'clock
the choir Of All Saints Episcopal
Church renders a special musical pro-
gram that has delighted large con-
.rcgations The vested choir of more
fnan forty well-trained voices is re-
grded as the best that All Saints has
had I'm many seasons. The solo quar-
.at this year is composed of Mrs.
Hugh Atkins. who has won apprecia-
Hpu i'm a number of Southern cities;
IRIS Thomas Hudgin, formerly Of
Cincinnati; Frank Cundell, a tenor
who has filled important engage
nants as a concert and oratorio sing
.. in Memphis and New York. as
Heu as in Atlanta, and c. Frederick
Ronawitz, at one time leading bari
-nne of the Royal Opera Company, Of
Berlin Germany.
80 Chorus to Sing.
chorus choir of the Cani-
BAPTIST Church will sing
'.-a Hraise the Lord" by Ran
|.sgr. md God So Loved the
World" by Stainer There will be
Two numbers by a double quartet
composed Of Choristers, and a soprano
splo by Mrs. Camp. James D. West
brook. tenor solOist. is general direc-
Tor of the choir The Rev Mr.. Owen
viii deliver a brief address.
l.l
CONGREGATIONAL Church will be large
'v devoted to music by a special cho-
rus The Rev. George L. Hanscom
viii speak in the morning on Men
Who Are Men" and in the evening
on "F'riend. Go Up Higher"
DR. Howard Lee Jones, of Citadel
Square Baptist Church, Charleston. s.
O., viii fill the pulpit of the First
BAPTIST Church morning and evening
to-day in the absence of DIR. Charles
W. Daniel The morning subject will
ne The Law That Liberates From
Ia".' and the evening subject will
be The Third Degree" DIR. Jones is
known as one of the most eloquent
of Southern young ministers.
4 series Of special meetings viii
hc@in TO-DAY in the Gordon Street
F2rtist Church. Prominent ministers
Of other churches will occupy the pull
pit throughout the week. except to-
GIv. The pastor the Rev. w. W.
SenteN viii preach this morning on
Restored Joy" and this evening on
"Sleening Saints"
Many Ministers to Preach.
The subjects and speakers the re-
maiDier of the week will be:
Monday-Rev. John F. Purser, En-
listing our Latent Forces"
va -.
owen, Utilizing Our Young People
in the Ki"FGer1's SeSv!ce."
Wednesday-Rev John Z. White
The Church in the City for the Sal
walton Of the City"
Thurs1ay-Rev. L. Z. Borton. THE
Church in Preparation for Revival"
Friday-Rev c. A. Ridley, Soul
Winning"
Sunday-Rev. ]. C. Hunt. financial
secretary State board, and Rev. r.
y Robertson, superintendent of mis-
Sions Will preach along evangelical
lines.
All evening services will begin
promptly at 1880 o'clock.
\ series of meetings also will be-
Sin this morning in the Jones Ave-
rue Baptist Church. DIR. H. c. Ruch-
Lolz leader of the evangelical force
or the State Baptist Board and his
singer, Jesse r. Williams. will assist
the pastor, the Rev. Hugh S. Wallace.
services Will begin every night at
t&o o'clock.
There viii he an unusual service at
the First Methodist Church to-day at
] ] o'clock, when the Governors Horse
Guard, one of the best known military
organizations in he city, attends the
sermon of DIR. H. NJ. DuBose in
pody. DR., DuBose has prepared q
special sermon for the occasion.