The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-05-31

ond Sundays of June. DR.. George has
been pastor in Cleveland for over 20
years and has received over 1,200 peo-
pie into church membership in that
city, HIS wife Is a talented woman,
being a graduate of a medical college,
and has recently been elected president
Of the Woman's Missionary board of
the state of Florida. where they have
been during the winter.
The McLemore Avenue Christian
81 school will observe Children's
day on Sunday night with special ser
vices, beginning at 5 o'clock. The fol-
lowing program will be given by the
e!.RWil e q VIZ; Song by the school;
lesson by junior church; song. Chill
Golden Rule of the Forest" by Ruth
knowlton; dialogue, six girlR> of the
beginners; song, Miss Eva katherine
'Cockrill; THE Ring of Friendship"
by the beginners; piano and violin duet
by Isabel and Leslie Thomas 1.-The
Find-Out Club" by junior boys; song
by juniors; badge exercise by Junior
class; THE Sad Dollar" Sloane Amis;
The Glad Dollar" Dorothy Willis; 20
Lady, Make Us Like These" inter-
mediate girls; drill by junior girls and
song by school.
The Berean class of the McLemore
Avenue Christian Bible school, which
is taught by Lee L. Glass, held quite
an enjoyable banquet on Thursday,
which was largely attended by the
members and friends of this growing
class.
The Rev. William Grove, DID, pas
for pf tho Tilaui1H praehufaria n church
was the guest of honor at the monthly
meeting of the officers and teachers Of
the McLemore Avenue Christian Bible
school on Friday night and gave a
splendid address, following the business
session.
The morning service at the Linden
Avenue Christian church will be given
over to the annual Children's day pro-
gram, which will be rendered by the
children of the Sunday school. The Rev.
w. NJ. White, DID, pastor, announces
the following program: Opening song,
chorus choir; prayer; special number
by beginners; story by Miss Maud
Campbell; special number by primary
department; Bible lesson, given by
Frances Lee and Holiday Eberle; song,
chorus choir; poem, I'm a Little Busy
Bee. Gilbert Albright; poem, My
1.-THE Glad Dollar" Dorothy Gray: song,
| chorus choir; industrial Missions by
ten juniors, Robert Robbins, Ruth Me
Clure, Clara Jean kupferschmidt, Leo
lyn Wales, Victor Worthington. Hicks
Wright, Julian Curry, Mary Written
, Knipmeyer, Jane Ransom White and
Virginia Gray; song, chorus choir; Of
tering poem, Lucille Browne, offering
and benediction.
Prof. ]. Paul Slayden, Columbia,
Tenn, will preach Sunday morning and
evening at the Harbert Avenue Church
{ Christ, having exchanged pulpits
y it'll Evangelist c. A. Norred for that
d y.
Mr. Slayden worked with the Harbert
a enue congregation for more than a
yt " and did much while in Memphis.
al his friends will welcome this OPP
pc tunity Of again hearing his preach,
fter leaving Memphis Mr.. Slayden
toe, up work With the Columbia Mill
tar school at Columbia, TENN, as pro-
fessor Of some Of the higher classes
in Nreek, Rihle, etc, at the same time
pre- ching for the Church Of Christ at
Columbia,
To- series Of ermons being delivered
dali by DR.. Thomas, evangelist, at the
Bellevue Baptist church. are proving
NOR and more interesting and the
creW S are growing larger regardless Of
the Gather. The music as conducted
by I Of. Scholfield, is proving particu-
iarly entertaining, and when he gets
his Epuster choir OF young folks go
ing tie welkin will ring.
DR., Thomas ermons are rot Of the
senSat onal order at all. but are strong,
FORGET / expeditions OF Gods word as
Baptis believe it, The ermon are
n e " ttion to the unsaved and a real
pleasul to all Christians. The ser.
vices are held each day at 10 am. and
Sis p.r,
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A ser es OF revival services will be-
gin at the Second Methodist church
Sunday, The pastor, the Hev, F. II
Cumming. win be assisted by the Rev
who viii preach zach morning and
evening curing tho meeting.