The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-04-03

boS SOouh SAVSutANS SVihhNN'NN' "''V
Observation-Disclosures chapter at the
home OF Mrs. George Graeme, North
Chattanooga, 2 pm; Girls Friendly So
ciety social evening. pm.
Wednesday-Men's Service league,
6:I5 pm. Loving cups to nationwide
campaign canvassing teams viii be pre-
scented.
Frlday-Church Service league
parish Department., pm,
Saturday--Altar chapter, Q p.m.-.
Northslde Presbyterlon,
Easter Morning, A.M.--The Days
Sunrise meeting, one OF the best that
under the direction OF the young people,
The music will feature and DR.. II. II.
Pitxer will be the speaker. You are IN
vited to arise and come.
Sunday, $3.50 A.M.-The Sunday
school, all old members win come, and
visitors and new members are cordially
invited. At IL am. full program OF
Easter music, perhaps the best ever
heard in this church. Reception Of
members--A number will be received.
At 1850 pm. the annual conversational
meeting-the one big church meeting OF
the year, chorus singing fen1ure--the
one meeting when each member Is on
hand. or should be.
Wednesday. 1880 P.M,--Prayer meet
ing again, the Book OF Jude the lesson.
Look it over and be present for the
study.
The usual program for the day will be
as follows:
Service.
Hymn 1884. "Joy to the World"
Hymn 81. Redeemed and Saved"
Solo. "Hosanna" dulles Granier)--
Hymn 80. TELL Me the story OF
Anthem. HE Lives. The King (wil-
SOM.
Hymn 122, God Be with You"
II A. M. Service.
Hymn $50. Joy to the World"
Hymn 16C, "Hark, Ten Thousand
Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices
Solo. Come See the Place Where
Jesus lay (Homer N. Bartlett)--Mrs.
II. w. Longgley.
Violin ad Libitum--Miss Sadie Glib
bert.
Anthem. "The Magdalene" "a. w.
Warren)--soIo. duet and choir.
Hymn 292, Bread OF Life"
Hymn "a, Parting hymn OF praise.
The pastor will not deliver his regu-
lar discourse, but speak briefly at the
morning hour following the missionary
program in the Sunday school
Evening service at 1880. Mr.. Williams
OF the local Y. NJ. C. A., viii speak at
this service.
The ladies' will have regular cottage
meetings next Thursday.
Other Services.
The English Lutheran church will
celebrate Easter with special pro-
gram by the Sunday school at 1880 pm.
There will be Easter communion at
the Pilgrim Congregational church.
The choir of the Third Presbyterian
church will render special Easter
program at the Sunday service.
The Unitarian church will ceIeprate
Easter with special music, and q SER
mon by DR., Taylor on THE Significance
OF EASTER" from a psychological point
of view.
DR.. r. f. Galloway will prech every
evening during the coming week at the
Baptist tabernacle.
Revival Service.
Special revival services win be con-
Quoted every afternoon and night at the
South Rossville NJ. Il. church, win
preching by the. pstor. Rev. f.. Il.
Cavaleri. The subject for Sunday will
be The Resurrection" at II am; at
Z pm. The Soul That Sinneth snail
pie; 2:S0 pm. for men only, MAN
Wanted"
There viii be singing by a large
choir trained and led by J, Watson
Scoies, of Miami. Fla,
st. Elmo Methodist,
6, Special mucis vii be heard at the
program has been arranged:
Anthem by choir-The Dawn
Awakes ...........,.,... Lorenz.
Response by choir-Keep Silence
sonr 5enore oh HIm ' ana NAL. Hoist
Odds, Mckenzie Bird.
Offertory-Mrs, Glenn Young
An Athem by choir-The Lord Is
The Ss mem abeTsd Of The choir .I ney MTr
WIN Nicely, Mrs. Paul Mlllsaps, Mrs.
Messrs. r. r. Galloway, VIM. Odds,
George Mckenzie and X. C. Bird; with
K. Glenn Young as director and Mrs.
K. Glenn Young, as pianist.
LOOKOUT Mountain Presbyterian.
The Lookout mountain Presbyterian
church win hold special services to-
morrow, Easter Sunday. These will be-
gin with prayer meeting at O'Clock
in the morning in the rear OF the home
OF J. D. Lynn, on East Bluff
Al this meeting Mr.. Hardeson will
talk on what Easter means. and Miss
Edith Hardin win give an Easter story
on "Caldaire," In France Mr.. Battle
McLester will conduct the other serv-
ices.
Third Presbyterian Church.
AhS Sp6Cldi music LOT Easter SUNDAY
at IL o'clock service will be as follows:
Christ the Lord is Risen Today"
(Oetting)
Awake, Thou That Sleepest" (Spross)
Quartet.
''Hosanna" tGranier)-ouartet.
Solo-Mrs. Il. NJ. Newell
Solo-Eugene Howard.
The quartet choir is composed OF
Miss Helen Lemon, soprano; Mrs. u. NJ.
Newell, alto; Norman T.. Ferguson,
tenor; Robert Porter bass
There will be special music by an
orchestra. directed by r. r. Pick
ard. Miss Alberta Newton, pianist;
Mrs. /. ID. Steele, organist Special
Easter sermon by the pastor, Rev. I. ID.
Steele.