The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-03-16

'N''"' hlo' HulS "llCU was conduct
ed under the auspices of the Sunday
school forces Of Greater Norfolk and
which culm mated in a Sunday
school mass meeting at the cele.
hrated Butte Street tFirst) BAPTIST
Church at 800 p. m. Not in the
History Of this city has there been
Sc much interest evidenced in thu
Sunday schoo. work as was shown
IN this special campaign. The ar
lanSements which had been made
some time ago and which were under
the personal direction OF Revs. r. H.
Bowling, d. D., and c. p. Madison.
d, d., were carried out with the
cloch-.inc precision. The Congress
secretary arrived in the city Satur-
cay and during the afternoon and
night of Saturday was entertained
by a host Of friend, including Er.
y. W. Byrd ,he popular physician ol
Nor ok, and Dr.. G. Hamilton France.
al Berkley. On Sunday morning at
y o''lcck the program Proper opened.
mere was an automobile placed al
The disposal Of the Congress Secrc.
iarr with Il special committee con-
Sistlng Of Drs Madison and Bowl
ING who at once began their t?iD.
This ilying squadron visited the
following Sunday schools and church.
Is in the order named.
Jerusalem Baptist Sunday School
Rev. A. Hobbs, pastor; John Dow.
Init, superintendent.
Bank Street Baptist Sunday Schoo.
Rev, Langston, pastor; 7. w. Stan
eel superintendent.
st. Johns A. NJ. Il. Sunday School
Dir S S. Morris, pastor; Jas. Collins
superintendent.
Queen Street Baptist SUNDAY
school, Rev. F. W. Williams, pastor;
ID. G. Jacox, superintendent.
First Calvary Baptist Sunday
School, DR.. p. j. Wallace, pastor;
w. II. Stokes, superintendent.
Shiloh Baptist Sunday School, Rev
j, Fl. Ashby, pastor; Mr.. Bats, sup
er ntendent.
Second Calvary Baptist Church
Rev. c. P. Madison, pastor; Deacon
Mitchell, superintendent.
! John Brown A. NJ. E. Sunda,
School, Rev. Jas. S. Hatcher, pastor
Grace P. E. Sunday School, Rev
d. ]. Lee, pastor.
st. Luke's c. NJ. E. Sunday School
DR. R.. d. X Garrett, pastor; John
HE B. Williams, superintendent.
tNirst Baptist Sunday School, Rev
Richard H. Bowling, pastor; C. ]
Watkins, superintendent.
They were enthusiastically re
oeived at each and every stop. ManN
more Sunday schools had kept theil
schools over and in waiting but OF
account Of the condition of some O
the streets it was impossible t,
reach them in time. At 800 o'clocl
i'll the afternoon the spacious audi
tCrium and gallery of the Butt,
Street Church were a mass of cage
humanity to near the special ad
dress. At 80, the mammoth pipt
organ that was recently installed 4
the cost of five thousand dollars
realed forth Holy, Holy, Holy
After this, devotional exercises wer,
conducted by the secretary of til,
Young Mems Christian Association
who acted as master of ceremonies
There were few remarks made b,
the Rev. DR.. Bowling, the pastor o
the church, who in turn introduced
Mr. P. B. Young, the editor of tn,
! Norfolk Journal and Guide. He il
turn introduced the Rev. Henry Allel
Boyd, who spoke for one hour AM
who was applauded throughout. Ever
after the meeting adjourned il wa
impossible to get the congregation
to dispense, they seeming to wan
more about the Sunday school work
Today, the Rev. Mr.. Boyd is tn
town talk everywhere, and it
learned after the meeting that plan
ale already under way to have hir
make return trip to Virginia an
tie Caroinas.
Elizabeth City. N. c., March 1;
i9l7.-LaSt night was Sunday Soho,
night III thlS city The celebratlO
was set at tie Olive Branch Bapti,
! Church, pastored by the Rev. C.
Cartwright. The guest of honGy W.
the Rev. Henry Allen Boyd, of Mas
wife, Tennessee, who was here
del,v an address TO the Sundl
school forces, and although tie Re
DR.. Cartwright had been indispose
tor the past week, large audienC
was present to listen to the address
Rev, w. Il. Sanderin opened ii
meeting, while Rev. j. c, Lassit,
acted as master of cermonies an
introduced the speaker, who delighte
the audience fo7 more than an hou
AT the conclusion of the services a
invitation was extended the Rev. NJ
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