The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-02-09
FAIRFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH.

Sunday school good. Present 43. col
lection, 73 cents. Today's topic was
discussed by Rev. r. c. Frierson, and
he certainly did SHOVE how, why and
for what cause Christ defended or
acter in defense of us, of his father,
and his work, and today was our de-
cision day and the denomination
showed on the part Of the sinner part
of our school was good and 1t caused
tears from many eyes and too, we
felt that we might be blessed with
the conversion of little Miss Mary
McGregory. She was deeply con-
victed and left the Sunday school in
tears, and the many things said by
Rev. J. R. Station, the pastor and too,
Mr.. Geo. Logue sinner gentle
man showed that he desired to be
saved, and his wife on next Sunday
Sister Percilla Oogue, teacher Of
class No. will discuss the topic
which reads, "The Great Teacher"
After School, Rev. J. R. Station
entered the pulpit at II o'clock, using
for a text Matt, 7:24-26. subject
"The Wise and Foolish Builder
and preached a wonderful sermon
and stirred the church. Lou who read
this note pray for our success. We
are blessed with the passionate Of a
fine young man in the person Of Rev.
]. r. Station, and we believe we have
in him one of the best pastors in
Nashville and A Christian gentleman,
At 7p. m, Prof. 7. w. D. Isaac or
ganized in our Church the p. Y. P.
U. The officers that filled the diff
ferent positions were: Rev. ]. R.
Caruthers,. President, Rev. R. c.
F.ierson, Vice President, Miss Lucille
Christmon, Secretary, Miss Laverta
Goodloe, Assistant Secretary, Miss E.
D. Farris, Corresponding Secretary
Mrs Lucille Williams, Chorister, Rev
W. C. Mathews, Treasurer.
We had the pleasure Of enjoying
a fine sermon preached by DR.. w. S
Ellington at $50 p. m, using for a
subject, "My Fathers House House
of Prayer" Oh what mastery ser
mon he did preach. We had with us
Sunday morning Rev. ]. C. Crosby, the
District Missionary, at night Rev. ]
R. Station preached another grand
sermon. On Thursday night, Feb
LIST. Bro. J. r. Caruthers will preach
for Rev. James Boyd, West Nashville
Rev. G.. D. Bass, one of our youns
preachers. preached at Olive Branch
Sunday, Jan rs. He used for a sub
iect, Confidence in God. Fairfield
Baptist Church, Collection, $19.75.
Fairfield Baptist Church.
Sunday school good. Feb. 4th, 1917
The topic for today was discussed b,
teacher of No. 3. Sister Percilli
Logue, and the way she discussed
that topic was wonderful The topi
was "The Great Teacher" At II o'clOcl
Rev. ]. r. Station preached, we die
not have much service Sunday nigh
We will take the Lords supper thu
second Sunday night, Feb. 18th. W.
have a good many sick now in thu
persons of Sister Cora Douglas. Sste
Maggie Ellis, and in the Sunda,
school and Sister Susie Goodloe ant
, good many others whom we trus
will be up and out again in shor
time. Bro. Henry Malone was in tn
city Sunday and visited the Fairfield
Baptist Church where he was a Dea
con for a long time he is now livinj
in New York. He was here on the az
count of the Burial Of his sister.
Rev. w. C. Matthews and Rev
]. R. Caruthers visited Rev. C. {
Follers' church where they both pei
ticipated in the II o'clock service
and listen to Rev. Rollen preach
= grand sermon from John 1910.
/ Rev. J. R. Station, Pastor.
: Rev. J. R. Caruthers, Supt. an
Clerk