The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-11-16
Big Times in Kentucky.


gro for better vision. Az tAe con
cluslon CT III, Jones address tne pas
tor, Rev. j. f. Drane, ID. d., escorted
the guests TO the front of the church,
Where Il taAl was in waiting and they
soon found themselves in the coy Oh
ice Of Mr., j. E. kuyhendail at G37
College street, where a wholesome re-
cepton was prepared in a large spa
cious room in his new building. Here
the brethren enjoyed themselves to
the highest. The following persons
were present at the feast: Prof. g. y.
Reed, Alessrs. *. Bluitt, Frank Brown,
JOhn I. Porter, e. G. Loving. VIM.
Monkey, DR.. Il. *. Jones, Prof. VIM.
q. Bennett, d. G.. Goodnight, j. &c. Kuy-
kendall, lteys. VIM. Wolfe, ID. d., b.
w. Hampton, James Bluitt, II, d.
| Carpenter, d. D., j. f. Drane, Mes
danes Mary f. Drane and Chariot
| Cox.
Miss R. l.. Carpenter deserves great
credit for having made such complete
preparation for the programme on
such short notice. The programme
of itself was a strong evidence of her
efficiency and worth to the COmmun-
| jty. The Glee Clubs which rendered
such beautiful music under her in
structions we're composed of the fol-
! lowing persons: Boys-Chastin Jack
son, Calvester Patterson. Robert l..
! Marshall, Ulysses Jackson, Wilson II.
Hampton, Maurice Price and Porter
Cirls-Nisses Mary Zar CanIhart
J Pauline Loving, Bertha Loving, Clara
carpenter, Louise fotier, tharlott
rage, Faullhe forter, Lee Ann Taylor,
iui e"Ce oNlith
re lollo"llg persons occupied the
piaIloliI' III: w. ~; IoFteI, pr ~ ~
Jones' hey. WIN. "olle, rev NJ w.
Hampton keV' James Blultt' Mrs. l..
w. JachSon' frol' " " heed, rev H.
H. narpeIter' ~ D'' lleV. d. r. Drane.
me loiloWmg persons PRESIDED at
the orSan uurlhs lne program: MIS-.
Ashula "lliian's" MISS a. H. carmen
| Ier' Mlss Wlhona JACKSON, MISS
fauiihe HoVlhs' MI huSehe EuWaros'
me cholr was composed or the
lolioWInS PERSONS MISSES MARY D.
ANDERSON, jennie V. Hail. wary r.
ohllth' M. u SlauShter, Mesdames
MARY y. Drane' hatle frlerson, bes-
sic flasklIls' oarah brown blruye
Halsell' Emma LOVING a. r. VII
hams, pianist Messrs. ia Lee Cad
uye' Johh Gnuuye' Wllilam MoAley
anu flias WILSON. more anon.
weIco,,e Add,ess b, M..
'acKsoh'
Master Of Ceremonies, Visiting
Friends, Ladies and Gentlemen:
| am persuaded somehow that the
coming together of the leaders of our
denomination at such a time as this
will mean all awakening among the
Christians and church.goers OF our
city. 1t is with sincere pleasure
come to extend a welcome on behalf
of the church. TO say that we are
glad to have you with us is a weak
expression compared with the pleas
ure which is ours at this time. Init
mate contact with those who are at
of ours should cause us to become
che head of this great denomination
more effective workers in our local
fields of labor and to become more
enthusiastic about the welfare of the
cause we represent.
From this meeting I am sure that
incentive will be received that will
contribute in no small degree to the
forward movement of the church of
God, and broader concern of what
the Baptists are accomplishing today.
would be out of line with the occa-
sion and do an Injustice to you our
honored visitors and brothers, if had
not pay tribute to the great work
which you are doing and for which we
as church stand in the front ranks.
To you, the head of the National Bap-
fist Convention (unincorporated),
which stands for purity, honesty,
equality of brotherhood; a body of