Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-15
.EP|SCOPAL|ANS'
SPECIAL LENTEN
SERVICES OPEN
Meetings Will Be Held at Noon
Each Day in the Steiner
Emery Building.

Bishop c. X. Nelson, Of the Atlanta
Diocese of the Episcopal Church, an
nounced Saturday night that the an
nual period Of MONDAY Lenten serv-
ices will begin Monday and continue
throughout the remaider of the sea-
son. Services will be held in the
Steiner Emery Building, on the
Peachtree- Whitehall viaduct near the
Western and Atlantic ticket office,
from 1910 to 1880 o'clock each
day, except Sunday. The serv-
ices will consist of hymns, addresses
and prayers. The addresses will be
delivered by different Episcopalian
clergymen: the singing will be con-
gregational.
New Pastor Arrives.
The Rev. c. J. Yeisley, appointed
by Bishop Leete to the pastorate Of
the Eggleston Memorial Methodist
Church, Washington and Fulton
streets. will occupy the pulpit for the
first time Sunday morning and even
ing. Special music will be rendered
at each service.
DR.. Yeisley comes to Atlanta from
Toledo, Ohio, where he was pastor OF
one Of the largest churches in the city.
He is a graduate of Ohio Wesleyan
and Drew Theological Seminary, OF
Madison, n, j. His coming Is expect
ed to be Of great aid to the Eggleston
Memorial congregation. The Eggle-
ston Church soon will move to its new
location at Ponce DeLeon and Pied
mont avenues, where a site has been
purchased.
DR.. II. NJ DuBose. pastor OF the
First Methodist Church, announced
Saturday night that special revival
services will be held in his church
every night this week. The services
will begin at o'clock. The regular
services will be held Sunday. In the
morning DR.. DuBose will speak on
christianity in Earnest, or the Re
ligion for the Churches and the So
cieties of Atlanta" In the evening his
subject will be What Is Holiness? or
What Is Worth While in Religion"
Postmaster Boiling Jones and 30 OF
the members of his First Baptist
Church Bible class will have charge
Of the services at the North Atlanta
Baptist Church Sunday night.
Or. Ridley Returns.
Or. Caleb A. Ridley of the Central
Baptist Church, who has been con
Quoting a series of revival meetings In
Kentucky. has returned, and will oc-
cupy his pulpit Sunday morning and
evening. Prior to the morning serv-
zee DR.. Ridley will answer the ques-
lion, What Is Close Communion"
and then will speak on 1.-THE Dying
out of Self That Christ May Live in
Me-" In the evening his subject will
be Follow Me"
The West End Christian Church is
working hard to overcome the lead
which the Christian Church Of Win l.
ar, Ca, gained last sunday in the
Sunday school contest between the
oh Sunday Win6NT
reported SIC points and West End 4S5,
giving Winder the lead by Z poiTs :.
Efforts are being made to have the
argest attendance to-day in the his
DRY Of the school. The session begins
at 10 O'Clock.
The East Side Tabernacle has EN-
oloyed Professor Edward Bracket as
musical director of the church. He
will have charge of the music oday,
and will try to build up large choir.
DR.. A. c. Shuler, pastor of the Taber-
nacle, is trying to make his church
the center of social and religious dc~
tivity in the East Side. His latest in
novation is a night school, operated
free of charge, under his own super
vision.
Special Sacred Concert.
A special concert of sacred music
viii be given at the First Universalist
Church Sunday evening at O'clock
DR.. Fred Line, the pastor will preach
a short sermon on The New Song.
His subject at the morning service
will be THE Bible, Divine Truth
Revelation and Inspiration"
Regular services will be held sun
day in the Pilgrim CONGREGATIONAL
church. The pastor, DR. w. B. era
ham. will preach in the morning, and
DR.. l.. p, Ehrlich will preach in the
evening.
The Rev. c. NJ. Town will occupy
the pulpit of the Mitchell Chapel
Methodist Church Sunday morning
and evening.
The Rev, c. II. Foote has accepted
a call to the Buckhead Baptist Church.