The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-09
Baptist DriOe !.
In Full Seeing
Revival Draws Crowds t
Churches-Dr. Bailey's
Powerful Sermon,

The First Baptist church auditorium
was well Allied this morning for the
union weekday services OF the fifteen
Baptist churches engaged in revival
meetings at this time. The reports re-
celyed al. this time were that the larg.
est crowds ever attending Monusy
night service was present last night,
The meetings are starting with much en-.
thusiasm and the interest Is unusual
for the beginning OF campaign. Ing '.
suburban churches as well as the city
! churches are reporting much Interest.
i,Rey. j, w. Ray, OF Birmingham. Ala.
delivered the message this morning.
The Avondale church reported oapa.
city audience Monday Dlght; E ysHs a,,s
Of his heart searching messages. One
Of the feature OF last nights service
was the singing OF the $50 boys and
girls under the leadership Of Charles y.
Miller. Of sherman. Texas. MT Miller
workers to be found in the south today.
The church at Rossville also reported
unusual services Monday night. ~ was
stated that II was the largest audience
ever seen In the church on week night.
pool pIs and and singer E. q. Johnston is be-
ing greatly appreciated and the people
are responding to their appeals Tor
Galloway pleased At Program; 49,.
pa Sev re e : great interest in the
service Monday night. He stated that
the people were greatly pleased with the
preaching of the evangelist K. w. Ihot
and the singing Of Mr.. Hoffman. could
prospects were very bright Tor n erehe
meeting out. there.
Many special requests ara coming from
the different clubs, and schools OF the
city for special speakers and the Soutn-
ern Baptist quartet The quartet Were
where they sang several selections 70 the
delight Of those in attendance. These
men with evangelist G. Al owens WI
conduct services at the University OF
Chattanooga tomorrow morning az ~
ing arranged and It is expected that
nearly every club. school and factory
will have the privilege of hearing these
evangelists and singers within the next
two weeks.
helpful, The music as well as the mes
sages and reports are inspiring. AZ this
mornings service Mr.. r.. o. Bell rem.
dered q heartfelt gospel solo ana
Messrs. H. p. Wooten and A. u. Lynch
Quartet aSsT + also sang to the appreciation q
those present. Following the musical
program. Evangelist w. J. Ray. OF
birmingham, Ala, brought very help
full message in, his very characteristic
do o. more in the Masters service. A
different evangelist Will, speak each
morning and a special musical program
will be- arranged by the singers. The
Southern Baptist quartet will sing At
each service.
Service will be held each evening dur.
Ing the coming week IN each Baptist
church every night. The evangelists
will use such subjects as they feel are
most needed in their particular church:
These campaigns are conducted n gu o.
a. very deep hold on a city. From the
first two days In Chattanooga II looks
as II 1t will be the same here, The
other pastors and henderson, other con-
gregations are al being seen N snese
held only In Baptist churches. The night
services in all the churches begin Mt 1880
o'clock.
Or. B. q; Bailey deliysrsc . NJ Ma, ser.
night. at tho First Baptist church. TO .
large audience. DIR. Bailey declared
that the works Of the devil would never
be destroyed without Jesus and that the
spirit OF God would direct the distruc-
He declared in his opening remarks
that a meeting Ia always a success when
held in the maine. Of Jesus Christ.
IN discussing his subject pr. Bailey
under which the devil works, and that
the process in destroying these works
Ia slow. The first head mentioned was
deception. He declared that under this
the devil Is cunning. thoroughly culti-
waited. alert resourceful. devices AZ to
Illusion. Second, he causes the people
SO sin to lie. to SANDER, to be