The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-19
REV. WALKER TO Be
In EAST TENNESSEE
in WORK OF SUNDAY
SCHOOL ASSOCIATION.
Rhea, Marion and Bledsoe
Counties to Be Re-
y organized,

The itinerary of Rev. Herbert
L. Walker, general secretary OF the
Tennessee Sunday School associa-
ton puts him In East Tennessee dur
ing the month OF July. Last Sunday
he was In four services In Rhea
county. at Dayton. Graysville and
Spring City. Quite q number OF
counties have become discrganized
because OF removals OF county OIL
GERS during the war and because OF
the ''nu." Rhea, Marion and Bled-
soc were in this list. During the
week they have been reorganized by
the general secretary as follows:
Rhea--President Rev. G. c. Hines,
Spring City; secretary-treasurer' w.
A. Clouse, Graysville; superintendent
religious census, Rev. O. G. Wright,
Dayton; superintendent public school
credits, j. A. Brickey, Dayton; super
intendent administrative division, X.
M. Benson, Dayton; superintendent
adult division, Mr.. Ellis, Dayton;
superintendent young peoples divis-
\ ion, Prof. J. G. Forshee, Spring CITY;
superintendent children's division.
Mrs. Will Benson, Dayton; vice
presidents, also district presidents,
LAYTON ui6tllNNt IL
Spring City district, Rev. p. II. Hor-
ner; Graysville district, Rev. q. IL.
Long, Graysville.
Marion County-President, L. r.
Darr. Jasper; secretary treasurer. T.
NJ. Dickerson, Richard City; vice.
presidents. also district presidents.
South Pittsburg, Robert Goodgame,
with Harry Baumgartner his secre-
tary-treasurer; Jasper. Samuel g.
Deakins: whitwell, c. A. Rigby;
Bledsoe-President, Rev. N. III.
Cardwell. Pikeville; secretary-treas-
urer, ]. M. Gerrin. Pikeville. Districts:
Pikeville. president, l.. n: Brown;
secretary treasurer, f. A. Blackpurn' |
Cumberland mountain, to be sup
Piled: Walnut Ridge, to be supplied.
Al Effort will be made in each OF |
these counties to make them Gold |
Star counties before the state con-
vention IN September.
General Secretary Walker Will at
tend county conventions as foiiows'
Morgan. July 10. at Burrville; Meigs.
Juiv II, at Decatur; James, July w
II 0oltewah: Bradley. July %, "a at
Cleveland: McMinn. July rs at
Athens: Monroe, July rs. ~ at Madi-
sonville; Polk. July rs at Benton
Loudon, July 80: Knox. July 81.
The prayer Of all Tennessee Is
asked for this work.
Central Baptist.
The subject of the evening sermon
win be Modern Prodigal sons tne
third Of series on Famous Modern
There will be special
music by the choir, directed by Rich
ara Park, at both services.
First Christian.
The. Paul Campbell class Tor men
meets in chancery court room; al
other classes in church building. The
service in this church Is
abort during the heated term, clos
irv about IL o'clock. On Monday
afternoon at 1880 o'clock the gem
cral section OF Kings Daughters VIII
meet. Teachers training and churcn
rieht service wednesday from H"o
\ AvondaIe Methodist Episcopal.
Rev. w. l.. McTeer, pastor, Is y.
Maryville, where he went a rev Gays
nrc with his wife, who had under
~. sno slight surgical operation. A
will fill his pulpit at sun
days services.
- Northside Presbyterian.
Services for coming week:
Tuasday. 8 pm, the Sunday Schooi
raa chars' association meets In pas
tor's study. Substitutes as well as
reruIar teachers are expected to pc
Wednesday, 5 pm, prayer
80,
PiIoriw, Congregational;
yvorship at this church during the
summer lasts only one hour' SUI
Law morning the pastor VIII preacn
| special sermon on providence anu
ne" There will be no evening ser
First Baptist.
DIR. Harold Major, pastor OF the ,
Tirst Baptist Church, will preach on
Sunday evening at the open-air union
services of the downtown churches {
N the courthouse lawn. DR.. u. u.