The Marietta journal. (Marietta, Ga.) 1918-1944, 1919-09-26

Monday and Tuesday. DR.. Tnett.
Mr.. Anderson, Miss Mallory and DR.,
Cree will leave for Savannah Sun.
day night, where the second day of
the tour begins Monday afternoon
at five o'clock, with Mr.. Anderson
addressing the laymen in one audi.
forum and Miss Mallory the women
in another place. DIR. Truett will
| speak at six o'clock and lunch will
be served by the Baptists of Sayan.
nah at 1880. DIR. Truett will address
mass meeting at the city auditorium
at nine o'clock that night.
DR.. L. r. Christie, pastor of the
First Baptist Church of Savannah. will
be chairman of entertainment, and
will be in charge of the Savannah
meeting.
Dr. Scarborough, Mrs. Wakefield
and Mr.. Thompson will go to Colum.
bus Monday and follow the same
schedule of services as those at Sa.
vannah. DR.. Scarborough will ad.
dress the big mass meeting at $3.50
that evening. Chas. S. Davis is chair.
man of entertainment at Columbus.
Tuesday taxes the Truett party to
Augusta. The Baptists of east Geor.
gia will assemble at the First Baptist
Church at five o'clock Tuesday after.
noon for addresses by Mr.. Anderson
and Miss Mallory followed at six
o'clock by the address of DR.. Truett
with lunch at 1880, served by the Bap-
lists of Augusta and at nine o'clock
the address to everybody by DR.. Tru-
ett.\ Miss Dorothy Lehman is chair
NAM of entertainment for Augusta.
Communications should be addressed
to her.
The Scarborough party will go to
Waycross Tuesday morning and be-
ginning at ten o'clock with addresses
by Mr.. Thompson and Mrs. Wakefield
and followed by an address at eleven
o'clock by DR.. Scarborough the en-
gagement there ends with lunch at
1890 and a workers conference at
two o'clock. Dave M. Parker is chair
man of entertainment at Waycross.
Rev. H. N. Massey will conduct the
workers conference.
Tuesday afternoon the Scarbor-
ough party moves on over to Val
dosta and begins the program at six
o'clock, closing that evening with the
mass meeting at $3.50 addressed by DR..
Scarborough. w. L. Fender is chair
man of entertainment at Valdosta.
TRUETT PARTY AT MACON
WEDNESDAY.
The Truett party will reach Macon
Wednesday morning, October 1Et. This
will be one Of the biggest days of the
tour, although 1T Is moving" day. The
committee on entertainment in Macon
is making full provision, and A. J.
Johnson, the chairman, states that he
is already receiving many requests for
entertainment.
The night meeting, when DR.. Truett
speaks will be held at the city aUdito-
rum. 1t is estimated that there will
be five thousand people to hear him
in Macon. Mr.. Anderson and Miss
Mallory will speak in the afternoon
hours.
Albany is the last lap of the CAM
paign. Thursday the Truett party will
begin at Albany and follow the same
schedule of hours as at the other Cit
les. w. E. Garter is chairman of en-
tertainment at Albany. A big crowd
is expected at this point. Lunch will
be served as at the other places.
This tour promises to eclipse any
thing of the kind ever put on by
the Baptists of Georgia and the people
from every part Of the state are cor
daily urged to attend one of the meet
ings. All campaign officials, church
and association, are especially urged 10
attend one of the meetings.