The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-07-12

Cleveland. and IN size appearance and
appointments rivnlV anything In Fast
Tennessee. II In one OF the few build
ings constructed during the progress
OF the war. and on account OF scarcity
OF labor and material. hAs cost a
| goodly sum. The finishing touches
are being added under the supervision
OF the pastor and ]. D. Barnes, chair
man of the building committee.
A campaign will he put on next
week to raise the $4,000 necessary
TO clear the debt, II having cost more
than was anticipated at the beginning.
The building is so constructed that
all the Sunda:' school rooms on the
first floor and most OF the second can
be thrown into the auditorium, ar
fording seating capacity OF one
thousand. The basement is fitted up
with n kitchen, ladies' rest room and
gymnasium; also n large primary and
junior department.
The building will be thrown open
July IL, when Rev. Len G. Broughton
will be the morning speaker There
viii be other talks by Revs Major
Reese and Phillips, of Chattanooga.
Announcement.
The Luther league of the English
Lutheran church will hold its social
meeting at the home of K. F. WietzeI,
2305 Gator street, on Tuesday evening
Mt $3.50. A delightful program is
being planned and all members and
friends of the league are urged to
attend.
Highland Park M. E. Church.
There Will be special services at the |
Highland Park Methodist Episcopal |
church Sunday morning and evening |
At 10:45 am. will occur the tenth |
celebration of the dedi- |
cation of the present church building.
An appropriate sermon will be |
preached by the pastor and special
music will be rendered by male quar-
Let and solo by Mrs, r. f. Watson, OF
A sacred concert will be given at
pm. by "The Royal Holland Bell
Ringers"
Large congregations are expected.
Northside Presbyterian.
Sunday morning there will be
pecial sermon by Major J. Fl. Suther-
and. the dean OF FIT Oglethorpe chap
aims, and distinguished minister,
With great message.
Monday at 8 pm, a CONGREGATIONAL
meeting Is called to meet in me as
emily room OF the church. This is
get-together" function with an
important business feature, in which
ach member and friend OF the church
8 vitality concerned then the social
art is desirable and will be en-
Dyed. Every man and woman of this
is urged to be present.
Seventh Day Adventists.
Tent meeting lectures by Evangelist
Wolfe are still IN progress in the can
as pavilion opposite the courthouse.
You are invited to hear the lecture
unday night pm, on his travels as
missionary in China and Japan,
hen he will show the real idols,
urtos. etc, of the heather land. Do ,
OF fail to hear this. Free to all.
he every night meetings close with
mis-, but the evangelist will lecture ,
very Friday and Sunday night till :
fter August Sd, and the tent will !
emain till then. :
Trinity M. e. Church. South.
AT the IL o'clock service Sunday
forming the Wesley class will have
1arge of the service-"till the Pew"
ay. A special program has been ar
lnged, also a special service, and !
very effort is being made to get the !,
Ill membership Of the church to at |
nd that day. I
ST. Marks M, &, b
In the evening the stereopticon will I
used to present the subject Great n
hings in America" and many beau d
ful slides will be exhibited, illus u
ating some OF the greatest natural il
emery in the world. c
Baptist Tabernacle. "
Rev. ]. b. Phillips has returned
ON Americas, Ga, where he has
zen conducting a revival meeting for e
e past fifteen days. He reports a "
eat meeting. Mr. and Mrs. George u
lbble, two OF the Bible conference -
orkers, were with Pastor Phillips In q
mericus Mr.. Phillips will fli his I.
llplt at both hours tomorrow in the n
lptist tabernacle. His morning sub =
ct will be Seeing God" and al night
G subject will be Gods Calls to
lattanooga."
The Frost Class.
All members of the Frost class of |
e Oak Grove Baptist tabernacle are
gently requested to be present Sun
y morning at $50. The class will
rnish the music for the morning
rvice.
All young people who are Interested =
Sunday school work are cordially N
Eited to meet with this class.
Centenary Martin Class. al
Commissioner Frazier is going 10 l.
k to the Centenary Martin class =,
nday morning. Mr.. Frazier had
aimed to go out of the city to spend vi
nday, but remained here in order l..
appear before this body of men.
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