The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-04-20

The Second Annual Recognition
Day of the Fireside Schools Will be
held in the audience room OF the
Young Mems Christian AssooiGtion,
corner Fourth avenue and Cedar
street at eight p. m, April 10Th. The
Training Glasses for Christian WORT
ers will have part i'll the eXer-
cises The young women Will pre-
sent a pageant "A Heroine of the
Cross and Her Visions of Service"
Some Fireside School pupils will re-
ceive certificates. Members OF Hope
club are requested to sit together
and respond by song or verse of
Scripture to the roll call In colnec-
ton with the Offering given by the
Sustaining Fund of the Fireside
Schools in memory of Sister Moore,
Light Bearers exercise will be rem.
dered. Only Il part OF the interest
ing exercises are given here, but the
public is cordially invited to be pres
ent and enjoy this Interesting serv-
ice.
Sunday April 10, was the ami
versary of the death OF Sister Moore
and in response to an Invita- on that
the churches take ON April II some
time to present the objects OF the
the Fireside School. Several congre.
lions fttingly observed the occasion
in memory of Sister Moore. We
lave heard from Mt. J'.yr Baptist,
Pleasant Green Baptist. kayne Ave.
nue. Baptist Zion Baptist, Spruce
Street Baptist, Lea Avenue Christian
and Howard Congregational. At
Spruce Street Baptist the suggested
program given in March Hope was
used and the value of the Fireside
School work was emphasized and an
offering taken for the work. Zion
Baptist had a Memorial Service in
the afternoon and interesting pic
lures were shown of the early work
of the Fireside School ard othe" ex-
ercises were given which have net
yet been reported.
j Mt. Olive Baptist used the whole
morning service to recall the work
of Sister Hoore. Rev. R. H. Boyd
d. d., preached Interestingly, using
the text. Thy prayers and thine
aims are come up for a memorial
before God" Acts 1874. He especial
ly emphasized the privatiOns en-
dured the early days of Sister
Moores service. The people respond
ed willingly to the request for an
offering for the Fireside Schools.
At Kayne Avenue Baptist there
was special singing and articles and
u poem were given appropriate to
the subject. The pastor DR.. Law
renee, spoke of having long known
favorably the Fireside School work
for the homes of the people and
mentioned the fact that Sister Moore
often visited his services,
Rev. j. C. Fields of Pleasant
! Green and Rev. Preston Taylor Of
! Lea Avenue Christian Church called
: al the Fireside School headquarters
Z, and left offerings for our work.
l Rev. Brumfeld, the pastor of the
] Howard Congregational Church.
f preached sermon on The value of
4 family religion and PRAYER" and he
e with several other pastors from the
I INSTRUMENTATION Ministers Alli-
!. ance called at Fires de School head
; quarters to learn what further ser
Y vice could be rendered the Firesidc
II School work.
J, The workers of the Flreside School
) publicly express their gratitude to
all who had any part in carrying ont
,. the request that some part Of April
d 18TH lie used to emphasize family re-
:. ligion and to take offerings for the
Sustaining Fund of the Fires dc
d Schools in mmeory of Sister Moore.