The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-09-06
CHURCH ATTENDANCE
TO Be MUCH INCREASED
PEOPLE BACK FROM SUM
MER HOMES AND TRIPS.
Baptism Of Children to Fea-
ture Morning Service at
Ridge Presbyterian.

tterian church. Sunday morning, there
will be a baptism OF a number OF
children. The service will be prepare
tory to the celebration OF the COM
munion which will take place the
same day at s p. m. The morning
service will come as usual at 10
o'clock, followed by Sunday school at
IL o'clock. Owing to the return of
many members from vacation trips
and removal from summer homes In
the country and on mountains, It Is
expected that there will be a large
| attendance at all services. Rev. T.. S,
Lehreux is pastor, and DR.. J. p. Nc
Callie Is Sunday school superintend-
ent.
First Christian.
Sunday Is "get-together day. for
the school and church. At the morning
hour matters Of special interest will
be presented. AT the evening hour
the pastor will preach the first of
series of Sunday night sermons on
| christian Fundamentals" with good
| musical programs.
Northside Presbyterian.
The pastor, after ENJOYING a
months vacation, is back in his pull
pit. Sunday is the opening day of
the fall and winter drive for the big
gest year. beginning the ninth
year Of Rev. Gardeners pastorate.
First Baptiat.
DR.. Harold Major, pastor of the
First Baptist church. returned to the
city early in the week after spend.
ing the month Of August in Texas
and New York. He conducted the
prayer meeting Wednesday night and
stated that he had a delightful vaca-
ton but said that he is happy to be
back. He will fill his pulpit both
morning and evening. The 'observ-
ance OF the Lords supper will be
held Sunday morning and DR.. Major
Is anxious that there be a full at
tendance Of the members of the
church.
Rev. J. S. Baker, who preached at
the First Baptist church last Sum
day, will speak to the Alert Bible
class Sunday morning. He will also
preach at the North Chattanooga
Baptist church at the III o'clock hour.
A special feature for the opening
exercises of the First Baptist Sun
day school Sunday morning will be
musical selections by Misses Violet
and Lillian Gill. of the Tennessee Col
lege for Young Ladies, at Murfrees-
boro.
First Presbyterian.
Jim Tyler will lead the mems
class Sunday morning. DIR. Bachman
has returned from his vacation and
VIII preach at the morning hour. At
$3.50 o'clock Monday evening, will be
held the first fall meeting of the
Laymen's club, with the usual dinner
served by the ladies. A splendid pro-
gram will be rendered.
Alton Park M. E. Church.
DR.. ]. A. Mitchell, district superin-
tendent Of the Chattanooga district,
will preach at the evening hour. This
will be the occasion of the fourth
quarterly conference.
Neiohbor Meeting.
There will be special services at
the Christian Endeavor services at
8 o'clock Sunday evening in the
Lookout Mountain Presbyterian
church, directed by Karl Leh-
mann, southern states secretary for
the United Society Of Christian En-
deavor. There will be solo by Mrs.
Sam Lively.
Joash Day at Highland Park Baptist.
The Highland Park Baptist church
viii observe Joash day at the morn.
ing hour 1t Is hoped that pledges
toward the new church will be paid |
to the account of at least $4,000 that |
oay. A special meeting of the build !
ing committee will be held next week
to begin work If sufficient funds are
in hand.
one feature Of the morning service
is that, instead of the usual service
or song, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Reese
VIII render thirty minute musical
program Of the following numbersi
"Czardas," MONTY
THE Old Refrain" (Kreisler.)
Selo"' IS from La Tosca," quo
cini)
I'D (PascaIN
Alert Class.
The Alert class, of the First Bap-
list church will be back in their room
at the church Sunday morning. Big
things are in store for the class this
fall and winter.
Lutheran--Immanu
Sunday morning service will again
be held on the farm of j. Never. at
Red Bank. Dry Valley car leaving
town at 1915, will be met by auto
mobiles at end Of the line to convey
all to place of worship. No Sunday
school.
Primitive Baptists.
The Primitive Baptists of Chatta-
nooga and suburbs will hold their
regular monthly services Saturday
night and Sunday morning, at II
o'clock, in their new church on Kent
street In North Chattanooga. Preach
ng by Prof Harvey Houk, of Ala
0ama.
Salvation Army. )
; alVat ION meeting, Sunday,
p. M, at 1858 Market street. Sum
lay school, 2:30 p. m. Street meet
ngs, Saturday, 1880 p. m. Sunday
1880 and p. m. Ensign and Mrs. c.
crismier, officers in charge.
chattooga Baptist
Lyerly, Ga, Sept. 6.-The 1920 ses-
lion OF the Chattooga Baptist as
ociation will be held with the Menlo
3aptist church, in September, it was
announced at the business meeting
II the order on Thursday. The as
octatfon met this year with the
Grove church, near Gore.
Rev. Fl. Fl. Connell of Summerville,
vas moderator: r. H. Garner, clerk,
nd George d. Espy, treasurer. Large I
attended the sessions this c
week.
Shinn MemoriaI-Universal {
Evening services will be held the [
Irst Sunday OF each month at 8 D. m.
he minister will deliver a series of
ermons at these services on the TN
uence of Christianity" The first SER
non being, 1.-THE World Before Jesus
'ame." The services will be preceded
y song service.
Martin Class.
DR.. Fred w. Hixon, president of the
of Chattanooga, will adj