The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-05-04
SUNDAY YGS ARE sc 1NNlEhD co IN H.
TENN. JUNE 1918,
1917
FIRESIDE SCHOOL

1 ne S6COnu ANNUAL ANSSp6hi'iOh
Day program of the Fireside Schools,
which included the closing exercises
of the Fireside School Training
Glasses for Christian Workers, was
a great success. 1t was held on
Thursday night, April 26th, in the
colored Y. NJ. c. A. before an audi
ence that taxed the seating capaci-
ty of the auditorium to its limit
Miss Ada F. Morgan, superintendent
of the Fireside Schools, presided.
The first number was a song by the
Training Glasses, Tennessee for Je-
sus." The Scripture was read by
Rev. A. d. Hurt, the selection being
the Goth Psalm. Rev. H. A. Alfred,
pastor of Mt. Nebo Baptist Church,
offered prayer Next came the roll
call of HOPE clubs with response
from each. Miss Grace NJ. Eaton
gave the report of the Women's
Training Glass, which was followed
by Bible drill and song by the
Glass. Miss Alice A. Cushin re-
ported the Young Women's Train
ing Glass, the members Of which
then gave a pageant entitled
"A Heroine of the Cross and Her vi
sion of Service" This pageant is a
record of the life work of Sister
Moore and special mention should
be made of Miss Luella NJ. Hoyle,
who so ably and sympathetically
represented Sister Moore, and of the
singing by group of little children
from Mt. Olive Baptist Sunday
School that delighted all who heard,
"Fireside School Facts" series
of questions and answers on the
Fireside School, was led by Mrs. M.
| II. Flowers. Twenty-three certifi-
Gates were awarded to HOPE read
ers. those who had read HOPE in
Guiding the daily Bible lessons, for
year or more. Miss Morgan made
we'll chosen remarks in presenting
the certificates, urging the readers
to continue in the daily study OF
Gods Word and speaking of the
blessing received by so doing. 1t is
hoped the reading of the Firesidt
School books will be followed by
these certificate holders, so that an
other year they may add one or more
seals to the certificate.
The Light Bearers" exercise tina
, followed was very impressive ant
beautiful. Mrs. Matte d. Griggs
by spoke of Sister Moore as a light
bearer, as she told of the result o
Sister Moores work which she ha
= seen in the various states she had re
: Gently visited The room was the
D darkened and one large candle wa
y lighted and placed on the table, tn
z only light in the room. Mrs. NJ. f
d Flowers spoke of this candle repre-
Il senting the life of Sister Moor
which has been a light to SO man
|, lives. Now Sister Moore has gon
l. on to glory, the work she founde
n and to which she gave her life mu:
n go on. All who wished to have
e part in extending the light of tn
It Fireside School plans were invited
g make hteir Offering to the worI
The Women's Training Glass led
v the offering and as each one can
\. forward and placed a dollar on tt
-, table she received a large cahd
" which was lighted from the one c
= the table, then formed a march
- the rear of the room, nearly encl
= cling it, then returning and formt
II circle in the open space by II
table.
Miss Luella HOyle sang "Rrightt
the corner where you are assist'
by the members of the Young Wor
ems Glass and Let the lower high
ls be burning" during the processiors
d. Contributions were made by Il
Id audience, all of whom received
Y, candle of a size according to amou
lie given. Prayer Of conservation al
at dismissal was offered by Elder G.
of Goings of the Holiness Church. T
rs occasion was one of much profit al
" interest to all who attended and t
~. Fireside School looks forward to
On creased activities III the year