Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
SPECIAL SERVICES
IN TULSA CHURCHES
Mhdc tn BY Practically NlI
Religious Bodies Ia city.

At a time when the worlds great
'Si var haH just cuimIuni"d In vic
tory for IN" forces that have been
flghhng Tor world democracy
against Ia" forces Of rrussltr nutoc.
/ rhcy, !, seems especially nuinE that
Thanksgiving day should be- cole
hrhi"d, not nuy hy the churches.
but by m" individual families Rev
"r"nily considering this "A season Of
hrnted, not only by the churches.
nav" prepared special programs.
each after their Uwu conception uf
what - i,ghl
churches Will begin a. 1915 this
mrning, following the disn sSal Of
public school sessions Special mu-
sic has been prepared, and ipprcs-
sIyc ceremonies are promised In
come of the churches. Others Of the
churches Will not hold morning
services. but will wait until evening.
when worship Will be Followed by
old time basket dinners. Some will
F'have their congregational dinner at
noon.
Practically every Protestant dc
nomination In Tulsa In holding re
vlYnl services this week but these
services viii he suspended today and
the THANKSGIVING service substituted
II had previously been announced
that all services In the churches
would he held a. 1890 this morn
ing, hut on account OF that being
the time high school will adjourn.
the time was reset to I0.i5. Follow
ing II partial llst ~ the churches
wherein special Thanksgiving ser
vices will hc held, as well as a par
~ o.. a. "a
each individual church.
First NJ. E. church Rev. j W
Abel. pastor. special services at
1915 a. m. There win he a special
anthem Of praise, and tho pastors
text viii he "Blrssed ls the Nation
Whose God is the Lord" II is aimed
10 have the services over by noon.
Boston Avenue NJ r.. (SouthD -
Rev. l. $. Barton. pnstor, services
at l0:Ib u. m. The proclamation OF
the president will he read, and there
will be "A special sermon by the
pastor on "Sln No More. Lest a
Worst Thing Come Upon Thee"
Hcv Barton promises TO make his
talk so interesting that everybody
will want To come back and hear
some more along the same line.
Grace NJ. T.. church Everett
Simpson. pastor; special Thanksgiv-
Ing services at 1890 a
First Presbyterian Chhrch-Rev.
G. w Kerr, pastor; vi0ory Thanks
giving services at 1915. There will
be special music
College Hill PRESBYTERIAN church.
II. G. Mlllard. pastor. prayer and
praise service Mt 1880 a. M Spe-
cltl service at 7:30 y. M. There will
he kpecial music at both services,
First United Presbyterian church.
Rev. c. r.. Ncwcomb, pastor; special
Thanksgiving services at 10 20 a. m,
followed by an old time Congrcga-
tional family dinner In the church.
Emmanuel BAPTIST chuTch--C. F.
Siler., pastor; no services in the morn
ing: special service In the evening.
combined with revival service.
Nognles Avenue baptist church.
w. T. scott. pastor; short sermon nt
1890 n. m. after which the services
will be turned over to individual
talks hy the congregation on why we
should hc thangful. especially at this
time. There will he special music
West Tulsa Baptist church--E. n.
owens, pastor; no morning service,
hut at h'30 y. IN. there will he II
public basket dinner, followed by u
program.
First Christian church--Mead II.
Dutt, pastor: services at l0;45 a. m.
in connection with those ut the First
Baptist church. where exercises will
be held Rev. Dutt will deliver the
sermon and special music will be fur
nished hv the Baptist choir.
English Lutheran church--Alhert
Massey. pastor: services at 1880 n.
m. Pastors subject, Constructive
CitizenshAp Special music under
direction Of Mrs. G. q. Spindler.
Holy Family Catholic church-Rcv.
John G.. Herring. rector: first mass
at 6:lb a. IN. High mass at a, m.
Trinity Episcopal church--Rev Cd
V, Killing. rector; holy communion
and sermon at 10 a. IN.
Christian church Special services
at n. M; subject, "Thanksgiving."
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