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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-05
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-05
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS

The monthly meeting of the
Mothers circle and party for the
cradle roll of the Congregational
church viii be postponed until the
first Thursday in March, when it
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-05

Geraldine Farrar, the famous
prima donna and film star, owns
a wonderful collection of slippers
every one of which could tell a
tale could they but speak.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-05
FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE

IBN HenfN T IsIleT.D
why do so many shows go TO
Union Hill for a try-out?"
That's simple. Anyone can get
by on a bluff"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-05

After testing steel underframes
on its cars for several years an
English railroad has returned to
iron ones, as they are said to be
less liable to corrosion.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-02-05

Field goals-Slonake 10. Wal
lace 4. Piston I. Hobbs /, Ger
pheide 3, Bremen 3. Greenleaf l,
Howden !, Fous-Brennem /,
Slonaker .. Rcferee-McCanna,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
PRAYERS CONTINUE =
FOR GREAT REVIVAL
Hundreds of Cottage Prayer
Meetings To Be Held.

Interest in The on-day prayer meet
ing hold at Court Avenue church pre-
ltminary to the simultaneous revival to
begin March 81, exceeded even expec-
tations of leaders in charge. Splendid
meetings were held each noon this
week, with a large attendance. Strong
speakers were present each day and
the song service, featuring old, familiar
hymns, led by Forrest Cole of First
Baptist church, was we'll worth while.
DR.. Charles W. Daniels, pastor of
First Baptist church, Atlanta, Ga, will
speak each day next week. Mr., Cole
Nwil continue as song leader. The serv-
ices next week promise to attract an
attendance that will fill the auditorium,
judging from the increasing interest
that was manifested each day this
week.
The service begins at 1910 pm. and
closes promptly at 1910 pm. so that
business men and persons employed up
town may attend the meeting during
the noon lunch hour and get back to
work on time No time need be lost in
getting lunch, for the women of Court
Avenue churclr>6erve delicious meals or
lunches, as desired, in the basement of
the, church from 1880 am. to pm.
each day.
DR.. H. o. Hofstead, chairman of the
prayer meeting committee for the re-
Vival campaign, has completed ar
rangements for cottage prayer meetings
to be held in homes of the Christian
people of the city on Monday, Tuesday,
Thursday and Friday nights. In some
wards of the city from 20 to 40 meet
ings will probably be held each night.
From q thousand or more homes pray
ers will ascend, pleading that great
, revival will sweep the city and win
| hundreds for Christ.
Wednesday night the regular mid
week prayer meeting night, it is hoped
| to I'LL every church at the prayer meet
ing service. No cottage prayer meet
| ings Will be held this night, every eff
fort being concentrated to the regular
| service.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
Episcopal.

ST. MARY'S OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for the fourth Sunday in Lent; At 7:l5
m, holy communion $3.50 am, ca
thedral church school; a:45 am, mems
Bible class; IL am, morning prayer,
with sermon by the Very Rev. +. Du-
NJ. Devall, dean.
CALVARY-At TAO am, holy COM
munion, $3.50 am, Sunday school; 945
am, mems Bible class; II am, morn
ing service and sermon by Rev. II, NJ.
Dumbell; pm, an hour Of organ
music.
ST. kukE'S-Rev. y. y. Ramage
rector, Holy communion, and II
| am; morning prayer and sermon II
am; evening prayer. pm
! GRAcE-Rev. Charles T Wright
| rector. At Tl5 am, celebration OF the
! holy communion; IL am, morning
| prayer and sermon, 7;l5 pm, evening
| prayer and sermon; $50 II m, Sunday
| school Evening prayer at 4 pm. on
! Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Fri.
| day Wednesday litany at 1890 am.
HOLY TRlNlTY--Mart Gary Smith,
lay reader; $50 am, church school; Il
Theme, Jesus PITY and Power" $50
| pm, Christian Endeavor, all young PEG,
pie invited, 1:30 pm, evening prayer
and sermon. Theme, Personally. So
cial Progress and Evolution"
ST. JOHNS (5uNYYH)-~Rev. Pau
+, Williams, canon in charge, 80 am
holy communion; 9:45 am, adult Bible
class IN the minister's study II am.
morning prayer and sermon. The Adult
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

Completiny a most excellent ana in
structive series of plano recitals, de-
| signed especially to attract and inter-
| est the student Of that instrument,
Mrs. Jason Walker. OF the Memphis niu-
| slcal bureau, will on Saturday afternoon,
March 20, present Percy Granger, who
| is beyond doubt one of the worlds most
! finished artists. The recital will begin
promptly at o'clock, as many of those
who attend these course recitals are
from out of town.
Those who keep up with music and
Its chief opponents appreciate what the
appearance of Granger means, as his
recitals are events and have been for
several years. He Is another child
prodigy who has developed into ma
ture artist. He was born in Australia,
the son of an architect, whose mother,
his inseparable companion, was thor
ough musician and gave him his first
lessons on the piano. As a child of 10
he gave concerts in his native land,
earning funds necessary to further his
musical education, spending six years
in the pursuit of which In Germany
with the best teachersA Thence he went
to London, his present bone.
For the past five years Granger has
given some $50 piano recitals in Europe
annually, playing before wildly enthu-
siastic and crowded houses. His APP
pearances in the United States have
but added to his fame as a virtuoso of
rare charm and merit.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
Christian.

M'LeMoRE AvENUE-The minister.
George w. Kemper, will preach at both
services Subjects Morning, "The
Real Meaning of Life" evening, play
ing the Fool" Bible school $40 :, m,
The classes in the school of missions
win meet at $3.50 pm A most hearty
invitation to all services.
LINDEN AVENU E-waiter NJ.
White, minister, Sunday services, GAS
2. m, Bible school; classes for all ages.
The, Philathea class will have charge
OF the devotional period II am, Lord $
supper and sermon by the pastor.
Evening: $50 O'Clock, social hour with
lunch; $3.50 O'Clock, Christian Endeavor
devotional period; 1880 o'clock special
service under auspices of the official
board of the church. General theme,
The Layman's Part in the City Wide
Evangelistic Campaign" Thirty five
| men will take part in song, prayer and
'four-minute" speeches. The public Is
| cordially invited.
! DECATUR STREET -Harris l.
Browne, minister, The Sunday morning
| service Is continuous program begin
nlng at $3.50 am and closing at 1880
All officers and teachers are expected
haf an hour early. The evening church
service will be an evangeistic program
IN which the subject of the sermon is
How Rich Can a Man Be-" Special
music by male quartet. Christian En-
deavor at $50. on Wednesday eve
ming at 1880 will be held the PRAYER
meeting and workers conference nj
which all officers and teachers are ex.
peCted.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

business troubled ana worried
the condition of his affairs absolutely
loss to know what 20 do where relief his
ploy young the greatest
and whom he knew to be deout Christian He finally his
condition to HIM asked What do think would
for dor? The young fellow who pain-spoken
estheared, without moments hesitation replied IL
l would take God into the firm"
His employer pondered his words
heart TO the Christ became
prospered his business and the time his good
estate better STILL good
which will be felt for years to community 10 which
he lived
Business Man. God member your firm? not don't
think the wisest and best thing
Him full partner with in business? Try e. and note
the result!
The McIAmore Avenue Christian Church,
Memphis March 10, 1920.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
REV. WILLIAM JAMES
TO CONDUCT REVIVAL

Rev. William James has been en-
gagged by McLemore Avenue Presbyte-
rian church TO conduct It's revival dur
ing the simultaneous campaign, begin
ming March Fl, For several months
MeLemore Avenue church has been
without pastor and Mr. James has
occupied the pulpit frequently during
that time. He Is a preacher of elo-
quenee and deep spirituality and his
sermons have made n strong impress
sion on the congregation at McLemore
church, Mr.. James is connected with
the Memphis Y NJ. C. A. He will
preach az the McLemore Avenue church
Sunday, taking MS his subject at the
morning hour THE Mote and the
Beam" and at night Rolling Away
The Stone"
A congregational meeting has been
called, to follow the Sunday morning
church service, to vote on extending a
formal call 10 Rev. ]. w. Orr, OF Char
l0tte, N, c., 20 the passionate OF Nc
Lemore Avenue church. Or. Orr
preached TO the congregation in Feb
ruary. He is pastor OF Old Steele
church, eight miles from Charlotte. the
largest country church In the country
II has membership Of nearly 900
Eight young men from the congregation
are now studying for the ministry and
one young woman is studying for mis-
sion work.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
Baptist.

FlRsT-Sunday school NJ $50 am.
At IL am. the pastor breaches on
Needs and Methods OF a Revival
$3.50 pm, b. Y. p. u; 7;aO pm, oVan-
gelistic service,
TEMPLE--Rev. J. Carl Mccoy, pas
tor. AT II am, Jesus Crowded OUT
1880 pm. Lost" Special music al
both hours. 945 am, Sunday school;
$3.50 pm, b, Y. =. U,
SEVENTH STREET - Rev T. N.
Strother, pastor. Morning subject,
"The Besetting SIN" evening subject,
Coming 10 Ones Self" Sunday school
at $3.50 am: Il. y. p. U. at $50 pm.
BELLEVUE-Rev r. NJ. Inflow, pas
tor, will preach at IL o'clock on Gods
Waterman" and at the evening hour
on THE Prodigal Christian" Sunday
school at $3.50 am; b. Y. p. U. at
$3.50 pm.
SPEEDWAY TERRAcE--Rev. j. o.
Hill. pastor will preach both morning
and evening In the morning the sub
iect viii be 1.-THE Necessity Of a
Spiritual Awakening;" in the evening
"Our Present Opportunities Sunday
school at $3.50 am,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
GhUkCll5 JUN
IN SURVEY SUNDAY
az Others win Wait Until
March 81 for Canvass

Working Jointly, 81. Paul Methodist
aaa calvary Baptist churches viii make
tie church survey OF the districts In
which they are located Sunday after
noon. Twcuty-uiue teams, OF two
workers each. win assemble at Calvary
Baptist church az O'Clock TO receive
maj Instructions and supplies The
territory has been allotted SO that each
team viii be able 20 can at every house
@ the streets they are to canvass in
ABOUT three hours, ana return to the
church, thus completing the survey In
one afternoon.
Rev, L. II. Estes, pastor Of 81. Paul
Methodist church, and Rev. W. L. nor
ris. pastor OF Calvary Baptist church,
are chalrmen OF the survey committees
for their respective disJucts
Arrangements had reached such an
advanced stage when the general COM
nlttee decided 20 postpone the city
wide survey to Narch 81. that Il was
thought best to proceed as planned.
The executive committee for the
survey met with the ministers advisory
committee and the general committee
at Court Avenue church Friday imme-
diAtely following the noOn-day prayer
meeting, TO plan further details OF the
drive.
l.. r. Forsdck. d. r. Mitchlner,
Israel Peres and r. r Witzell are the
supervisors for the four divisions into
which the city has been divided for
the survey. Each division Is composed
workers are being appointed. The dis
tTict organization Is about twO-thirds
complete. All workers have been re-
uuested to meet at the assembly room
Of the Y. NJ. e. A. Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
Methodist.

FlRST--Rev. H. S. Spragins, pastor.
VIII preach at II am, subject. 1.-The
Kind Of y Revival Needed Sunday
school s.so am. Or. Carol Turner,
worth League, $50 pm Laymen's serv-
Ice at 130 pm. John II. Pepper will
speak on Why the Need of Revival"
ST. JoHN'S--Revival services con-
Quoted by Or, II, C. Morrison, OF Louis
vile KY. at II am. and pm. League
chorus choir led by Singing Evangelist
Rineharker Services will continue ali
seats
MADISON HElcHTs--Rev. T. W.
Lewis, pastor Sermon subject for
morning, THE New Man" At night
Visions Of God" Special service for
boys and girls at pm.
UNION notwithstanding by the
| pastor, Rev. ]. J. Thomas, at IL am
\ and ) pm. Sunday school at gao am.
~. NJ. Virgins, superintendent.
MISSISSIPPI 5ouLEVARD-Rev. w.
Hamilton, pastor viii preach at II
am, and pm Sunday school at 30
Am. and Epworth League at I pm.
WASHINGTON HEloATs-Rev. C,
a Waterfield, pastor, viii preach at
the morning hour on "Our Country and
the Kingdom of God" and at night on
The Story Of a Great Soul" Sunday
school at $3.50 am. Epworth League
at 6;s5 pm.
EPWoRTH-Young people of the
church are especially urged to be pres
ent Sunday. Morning subject, AN An
tiquated Doctrine" Evening subject
The One Thing Lacking" Rev. war
ner G. Rarham, pastor.
GALLOWAY MEMORIAL - Rev.
Frank b. Jones' pastor, Will preach at
II am. on Against His own House"
and at night on "Soiourners With God "
Sunday school at Gas am, ]. b. Bal
ard superintendent. Epworth League
at $50 pm
ST. PAuL-Rev. l. II. Estes, pastor,
will preach az II am. on THE Place of
Faith in Revival and at $3.50 pm.
on No Room in the Inn"
HARRIS MEMoRiAL--Rev w. w.
Adams, pastor, Preaching at~ll IN.
subject, knowing Christ" at $50 y. m
'tTarrying at Jerusalem"
PEPFER MEMoRGAL--John r. Fish
er will speak at II am. on There Is
Way" jeff B. Marmon will sneak
minute speakers win talk at every scrv e.
ice Sunday Sunday. school, $40 am.
Epworth League, 900 pm.
TRlNlTY-The day will be observed
as Child Conservation Sunday" The
pastor, Rev. p. D. T. Roberts, will de
uNtF u message TO the children OF the
church. There win be a special pro
9 am rendered by the young people Al
1880 pm the regular musical program
aFill be given, together with a religious.
psychological chart lecture, From Birth
TO Manhood" by the pastor
6uNTYN-Rev. James NJ. jenkins
Jr., pastor Will preach on MANS High
Estate" at the morning hour. Regular
services at pm.
CHELSEA AVENuE-The Rev. Hig.
gins will occupy the pulpit at II am
At 1880 pm. the pastor. Rev w. +
Acuff, viii preach. Epwcrth League a
7 o'clock
GREENLAND hEicHTS-Rev. Geo
II. Martin, pastor. will preach at 7:3t
p,rn. Rev g. G. Fast Wll occupy IN,
pulpit al the morning hour.
VERNON MEMoRlAL--Rev George
VI. Martin pastor, will preach at II
am. and Rev. q. G. Fast viii prsacf
at 1880 pm.
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Presbyterian.

SEcoND--Rev A. 3. "urvy viii
preach at II am. Subject, soul care -
Rev. w y. Carson will preach az 1880
pm, subject. ''fhs Spirit % Self.Sac.
giSiee."
WESTMINSTER Pev. Charles vii.
liam Sommeryile pastor Subjec. II
am, 'The Wrath Of the Lamb" Sub
lect 1880 pm. THE Holy Ghost and
Power" Sunday school has been reor
ganized with r. j. Beasley superintend-
emit. Young peoples meeting as $3.50
Pm.
COURT AVENUE-"The Man Who
Did Not Care" will be tho subject of
the sermon at the IL o'clock service
BY the pastor. Rev. IL O, Hofstead, at
the Court avenue church. There will
be special singing, and all the mem
hers and attendants are urged to be
present on account of the unusually Inn
portant work in hand.
WiLD--Rev. William Grove will
preach at IL am. and 1880 pm. Spec
ctal evangellstic service at night Mrs.
Margaret T. Russell, of Chicago, will
begin the series OF Bible studies Fri
day morning at 1890 o'clock. Union
prayer meeting services will be held by
Idlewild and the First Congregational
church during the week instead OF
cf4tage prayer meetings. Monday night
all First Congregational church, Rec
William Grove. pastoe of Idlewid
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

church, viii speak. Tuesday~and We'd
nesday nights Rev Robert George, pas
tor Of First Congregational church will
speak at Idlewild church. Thursday
night Dr. Grove win speak at the First
Congregational church. All members Of
both churches and others not attend.
ing cottage prayer meetings are urged
to attend these meetings,
ALABAMA sTREET-Services NJ the
usual hours by the pastor, Rev, 7, NJ,
Lowry. Morning subject, THE Need
and Evidence OF Genuine Revival"
EvERoREEN--Rv. w. II. Carson, Of
Second Presbyterian church will preach
Al II am. Subject, Handling God
Property" Rev, ]. b. Carpenter, pas
tor, win preach at 1880 pm. Subject
I'm the Service"
CENTRAL CUMBERLAND - Rev
James NJ McLesky win preach at II
am. Subject, personal Touch with
God" At 7;45 pm. missionary pro.
gram win be rendered by the Ladies'
Missionary society
NORRIS AVENUE-Dr. Charles W
Sommerville will preach az 2SO pan.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
Other Denominations.

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL Rev.
Robert George, minister; GAS am,
Gnurcn school; II am, morning SER
Pilgrim Young People, 1880 pm, sec.
ond IN the illustrated series on "The
Ooer-Ammergau Passion Play"
ElRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ScIeN.
TlsT- Sunday services at II am. and 4
pm. Wednesday evening testimonial
iineet.hB at . pm. Subject for Sunday
ltoS, Exchange building are open each
week day from . am, to 5 pm.
Ideals of Religion "
VII be the subject OF the sermon by
William H. Clark at the Unitarian
preaching services in the Majestic sun.
day morning at Il O'clock
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
CALVARY EPISCOPAL. .

The following is the program of mu-
sic at Calvary church Sunday:
Organ Prelude--Andante Cantobile,
from Fifth symphony. Tchaikovsky
PROFESSIONAL Hymn 445 = Landes
Domini =. .............. Barnby
Venite and Gloria to Psalms-Chant l
........4......... Goodson
Renedieite, Omnia Opera Dominic.
......,........ ........s. MdCIaIIdHe
Benedictus-Chant 40 .......... Anon
Recitative and Aria for Tenor-H
With All Your Hearts, from Elijah
.,.......,. Mendelssohn
Mr.. c. NJ. Sauer.
Sermon Hymn 450-Coronation. -.
.......a........... Holden
Offertory-There Is Green Hill Far
Away ...a...,.......A. Gounod
Mrs. p. H. Shepard and Choir.
Recessional Hymn 249-Tidings. Walch
Organ Postlude-Largo .... Handel
.Adolph Steuterman, Urganist and
choirmaster.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
CENTRAL BAPTIST.

The following program viii be rem
dered at the Central Baptist church
MORNING.
organ Voluntary
Mrs. Claude HartZell
Quartet-Jubilate Dec Williams
Mrs. Catherine Scherer Jones,
Mrs. F. W. North, Jos. r. Jack
son. g. l.. Montgomery.
Offertory-Heaven Is Not Far Away
SS's's''s'' ............O.OO. WooleI
Quartet Choir.
Organ Postlude ......,...,
EVENING.
Special music win be furnished at
the evening service by the Central Male
Organ Prelude
Mrs. Claude Hartzeji.
Male Quartet--Lead Me Lest STRAY
s.c,;;.....'.-.,, :; .:............... Gounod
Chas. ]. Reitz Jos. r. jackson.
c. L. Montgomery, H. e. Bray.
Offertory-MorniRg, Noon and Eve
WING = 80. =. .............O Gabriel
Central Male Quartet.
organ Postude ...,......
Mrs. Claude Hartzell, organist.
Z. Il Montgomery, director.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

each Sunday night until Easter, The
following Is the program;
(a) Rhapsodie Catlane joseph Bonnet
tb) Reverie ......... Joseph Bonnet
Dragon Flies (Scherzando) ..........
................... James r. Gillette
Chorale-prelude. Wachet auf rift p
unsdie Stimmie.. 5. Bach
An Areadian Sketch d, r. $, StougatOI
Deus Meus, from The Seven Last
Words OF Christ. Theodore Dubois
Sketches Of the City ..............
.............. Gordon Balch Nevin
(a) The City from Afar Off.
(b) On ehe Avenue ~
(c) The Grandmother land ole lady
on a porchl.
i'd Urchin whistling In the streets.
te) The Blind Man.,
% In Busy Mills.
(g) Evening.
Marche Militalre Henry Rowe Shelley
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
No Wonder They
Want 7.Cent Fare
From, Men,Dhians

Main 5000"
Main, fife thr-r-r-e oh on"
Railway. company" WV
Yes" e.
Which car goes to McLemore "a, ~
and Wellington streee?'' ~" e
Where is that?"
Il don't know. that is what am
asking YOU" ''
Wait a minute. I'll find out"
uonE waltz
Suburban, Forest NIL" finally comes
Thank you"
And there's more truth than poetry
in it, too.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
Lutheran.
YRhNITN,Q.

TR'NIrY-S;30, Sunday school and
Bible classes. Lesson, Moses, Sinai, Ten
Commandments; 1O:45, regular service
Subject, IAN Apostolic Reproof' nj.
Bruggeman, pastor.
| CHURCH OF OUR REDEEMER-
Rev. E, II, Demetrio, pastor, will preach
at lO:45 am. on 1.-THE Great Worth of
the Word of Cod Sunday school al
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

Bible class Is organized to provide a
class where parents who accompany
their children may study the message
Of the Bible while waiting for their
children during the Sunday school ses-
sion. II Is a lecture course entirely
ST. Administering prayer and
sermon at 1880 pm. Rev, Paul T. Will
liams, canon in charge.
GOOD sHEPHERD--Sunday school az
$3.50 am. Morning prayer at ~ ana
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN.

The following program viii he ron.
dered Sunday morning:
organ toluntary--Medita .. Clarke
Mrs. VIM. Meyers.
Anthem-t viii Bless Thee, Lord. -.
$500. ,.....r..., James
Mrs e. L. Montgomery, Miss
Emma Adams, R. Newell, c. o.
offertory-The Blessings of Peace. -,
s'"S'''c:,' ';.....::,...e ........... Hosmar
c.. Q. Finne and Choir.
Fostluue-March ...,:.. ....... Stainer
Mrs. VIM. Meyers.
Miss Emma Adams, director.
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FIRST METHODIST.
MORNING.


Organ Prelude-Consolation ........
,,'....,. .................. Mendelssohn
HomOreske ..........,..,.,.,D yoral<
Mrs. Agee Adams.
frocessional-Stand Up, Stand Up for
Jesus Observation-Disclosures. webb
Anthem--O Day Of Rest and Gladness
'''''''..'...',..:. Shelley
Choir.
Ohertory-Hear My Cry ...... Milligan
Mrs. J. A. Scott
Recessional-The Son of God Goes
Forth 10 War ................ Heher
Postlude-Spring Song 49,. Mendelssohn
Mrs, Adams,
EVENING.
Organ Prelude ................,...
Authenticity Art Thou a.... Gaul
Choir.
Offertory-Solo, Selected ...........
NoN'VNt '''..'.ss... ,...,....,..,...
Mrs. Adams.
Edmund Wiley, Choirmaster
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13
WESTMINSTER.

Inc following music VIII De SenoeTed
morning and evening, assisted by ".
Arthur Lee, basso.
MORNING.
Male Observation-Disclosures Things %
Thee, etc. .............,... Towner
Ben H. Carr, first tenor; T. J.
Beasley, second tenor; Creigh-
ton Edmonson Towner, first
basso; w. Arthur Lee, second
offertory Anthem-The Earth Is the
Lord'S ..s...,.,,.s,s.,..., STOUT
Mrs. Aubrey Tucker, Mr. Ed
mondson and Choir.
After Sermon
Male Quartet-Tho' Your Sins. etc.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Deans
EVENING.
Quartet-O Lord, Thou ART My
Offertory Anthem-Glory to Thee This
Night ".....,..........,,. Gounod
HH Choir.
Mrs. j. T. Walker, organise.
Ben H. Carr, choirmaster.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-03-13

The Seventh Street Baptist church
has engaged Revs Norris Lashbrook, of
Owensboro, KY. one of the strong
evangelists of the Southern BAPTIST
church, to assist the pastor, Rev T. n.
Strother, in conducting the revival durs
ing TIE simultaneous evanyelistic cam
paign beginning March 81. ~ which oil
Protestant churches q she GitS S6A en-
&SgaN