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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Episcopal.

ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL-Very Rev.
+, DUN, Devall, dean. Services for the
second Sunday aftern Christmas; Holy
communion at 7:i5 am, church school,
$50; Bible class, 9,45; holy communion
and by the dean at H. o'clock.
Dean Duvall will take as his topic,
THE New Year In the Cathedral"
cALVARY-The Esv, Walter ID,
Buckner, rector, Services for the sec
ond Sunday after Christmas; Holy conf
munion at 7:30 amt Sunday school at
$3.50 am; Bible class FOR men and wom-
en- In the r~ector's study at 9:45 am.
Holy communion and sermon by the
rector at II o'clock.
ST. LUkE'S-Rev. b. b. Ramage, rec
tor, Sunday. Jan, 4, 1920; Holy com :
munion, am; holy communion, IL
am; morning prayer and sermon, II;
evening prayer, 5. Parish meeting and
r%eetor's night Monday, Jan. 8, s O'Clock,
GRACE cHuRcH-Vance and Lau-
derdale, Rev. Charles r. Wright, rec-
tor, Celebration of the holy communion,
7:ib am; holy communion and sermon
by Bishop Gailor at II o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon by the rector at
f;30 o'clock,
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEP-
HERD-Sunday school $50: holy com
munion II, with sermon by the Rev,
Arthur Howard Noll, LID, OF
the cathedral.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Baptist.

FIRsT-The Rev. A. L, Boone, ID,
pastor, will take as his subject at me
morning hour THE Martyr AT 1880
pm. the Rev. Lloyd T, Wilson, DID,
the new secretary Of the state conVe
ton board, will preach.
cENTRAL-Rev, Ben Cox, pastor:
The subject viii be This Year Also.
Special music by mixed quartet. Or !,
Cox will also preach at the evening
service at 1880 o'clock. At the morn,
ing service Or. Cox will answer the cal
extended to him last Sunday.
LABELLE PLAcE-The Rev, D. A
Ellis win speak at the morning hour
on THE Glory of the Purposes OF o
At the evening hour his subject viii be
The New Life In Christ" Special mu-
sic.
BELLEVuE-The memorial supper
will he observed at the mornig hour
The pastor, the Rev. X, NJ. Inflow, DID.
will preach at $50 pm, subject, 'Eyi-
at $3.50 am b. y. p. U. meetings al
$3.50 pm.
TEMPLE-The Rev. Dr, Lloyd T
Wilson, new Baptist state secretary
will speak at Temple Baptist church a.
II am, Pastor J. Carl Mccoy viii
speak at 1880 pm. on THE Mystery OF
the Ages" Special music, under direc-
ton Of Prots. Benner and Lloyd.
PRESCOTT MEMoRlAL-At the Il
o'clock service the Rev. o. T. Finch
pastor, viii be assisted by Or. W.. d
| Moorer, at the close Of which an i'm.
portant business meeting Of the church
win be held. The pastor will preact
at 1880 pm. Junior and senior b. Y
p, L. at $3.50,
UNION AVE.-Rev. II. p. Hurt, pas
tor. Al the morning service the church
covenant will be read and discussed by
| Or, Hurt, At the evening hour a mu
steal program win be given by thu
chorus choir under the direction o
Prof, North.
SEVENTH ST.. n. Strother, pas
tor, Roll call reading Of the covenan
and the observance OF the Lords Sup
rer will occupy the II o'clock hour. J
II, Byrd, secretary of Sunday schoo
work for Mississippi. will occupy tn
pulpit at 1880 pm, Special music a
night.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
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''rwo YEARS ago I had la grippe which
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
WILL BE CALLED AS RECTOR
OF HOLY TRINITY CHURCH

The Rev. Mart Gary smith will ar
rive In Memphis Monday morni~- and
win take charge Of the services az
Holy Trinity Episcopal church next
SUNDAY.
br. Smith has for several years been
a minister Of the Christian church but
some time ago decided TO embrace the
Episcopal faith. He Is 20 be confirmed
Sunday 10 Chattanooga by Bishop Troy
Beatty.
on his arrival in Memphis he viii b.
installed as a lay reader Of the Eptseo.
pal church by Dean Devall, n viii
work under his direction until such
time as he can be ordained 10 the Epis-
copal priesthood. This, under the can
ons Of the church. cannot a place be-
fore the expiration Of six months.
nT. Smith recently resigned the pas
torate Of a Christian church at WayneS-
burg. Pa. lie was born IN South Caro-
lima and is a graduate Of Grantsville
academy In that state. He vas profess
sor Of Latin and Greek in the public
schools Of that state and Of Texas,
| Oklahoma and Louisiana. lie holds an
AR. degree from the Texas Christian
university. is an AN. OF Phillips uni
versity. received an LIB. degree from
| Drake university in i9lt. AN. degree
from the University Of Chicago in 1912
and the LIB. degree from the same uni
versity in 1915.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03

DIR. 81 KeT Smith, Pouchatouia, La;
30 pm. hy pr. j. b. Carpenter, pas
tor.
CHELSEA AVENuE-The Rev. 7.
Daniel will preach at both services lh
The morning he will discuss Moral On
wariucss His evening subject VIII DC
Consider bible class at TO am ana
Christian Endeayor az $50 pm.
MLEMoRE AVENUE-The Rev,
William James viii preach az the Nc.
Lemure Avenue Presbyterian church AT
both the n am. and 1880 pm. services.
Subject, morning. Christian silence.
Evening, The Mar who Was Put out
Of the Church
CENTRAL cUMsERLAND-Rev W.
II. MULrskey. pastor Of Grace Cum
! bertrand Presbyterian church, Nashville
| Tenn. win conduct a revival al the
Central Cumberland PresbyteriAu
church beginning Sunday II am. nc
| vii lalso preach al 7:f5 pm, sunday
and each eyenit & during the week, Spe-
eial music viii be rendered by a male
quartet,
COURT AVENUE. U. S. "A spe;
Cial New Years service will be helu
at II o'clock when the pastor, Kew, II.
o. HOfstead. will preach on New
| Things For the New Year The non
will render special music under me dl-
reetioR OF Mrs. Marie Greenwood Wor'
den. and by the orchestra under the
direction Of J, u, l. whitaker
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
red His
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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03

]. This year shall steadfasty endeavor to be tolerant of
the mistakes of others, as | hope they will also be tolerant Of
the mistakes l make.
.. This year shall open the windows of my eyes and
look at the world and my fellows; try to understand; try to
sympathze and help as best can.
3. This year shall pay as go, not only what owe
in money; but what is due from me in kindness and in love.
i. This year want to be constantly reminded of the fact,
that as life is measured, not by what we get out of the world,
but by what we put into it, should constantly, day by day,
crowd more Service into 1t.
do all the good can, to all the people can, in every way can.
At the beginning of a new year it were we'll for is to remember
that some of the very best things in life can be stored up only by
warm affections. kind feelings, benevolent dispositions. Every ser
vice. willingly rendered; every help gladly given; every effort to
encourage the dsheartened, to teach the ignorant, to lift the fallen
not only perform their intended work, but even more surely react
upon the doer. They may or may not bring him the respect and
gratitude of those whom he befriends, but they will most assuredy
bring brightness and sweetness into his own heart, increasing his
desire and strengthening his power to do good, and storing up with
in him those dispositions, which cannot fail to bless him, while en-
abling him to bless others.
Here's MY New Year Wish For You'-May it bring to you
blessing and prosperity, sunshine and cheer, peace and joy-a year
n which no cloud shall dim the vision Of the blessed Christ, who
givath all that is good, so lovingly abundant. May you strive to
fin each day with kndness-be gentle in heart, sincere in purpose
golden stairway, leading you onward and upward by the pathway of
helpful, cheerful service, to fullness of Joy and victory through
Jesus Christ, our Lord! Yes,
Another year is dawning!
Dear Master, let 1t be,
In working or in waiting,
Another year with Thee.
Another year is dawning,
Dear Master, let it be
On earth. or else in Heaven.
Another year with Thee"
The McIemore Avenue Christian Church,
Memphis. Jan. 3, 1920,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
UNITARIAN.

The musical program for the preach
ing services of the Unitarian church in
the Majestic Sunday morning at IL
o'clock will be as follows:
PreserViCe Recital-Hark, Hank, the
Mrs. Sturm, organ; Misses MCkeeVer
and C~astagnino, violin.
One Sweetly Solemn Thought ....,.
Ambrose
Mrs, Il, S. Dimmock.
Organ Prelude-Solace ..,....,. .Pease
Mrs. Frank Sturm.
Song-Beautiful Isle ,........... .Fearis
Congregation. led by quartet.
Mrs. II, S. DimmocI, Miss Eunice
Dixon, Glenn Raney, W. h, Moore.
Offertory-Angel's Sertnade. ..., Braga
Mrs, Sturm, Misses MCkeever and
Castagnino.
Vocal Duet-O Morning Land. Phelps
Mrs. nimmock, Mr.. Raney.
Postlude-Beautiful Isle ..a..... Fearls
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
SEASON Of PRAYER
FOR GREAT REVIVAL
Concerted Revival Campaign
Planned by Protestant Pas
tors to Start March 10,

The IEJerchurrh World Movement and
tho Federal Council OF the Churches NJ
Christ In America have designated next
week aS a week OF prayer for all Hrut-
esiant churches In America, for awak-
ening d churches to meet the recon
stFuCtion problems, for a deeper pas
sion, richer faith and greater courage,
as Christians, moving toward unity OF
the churches in spirit and service.
THE Protestant Pastors association,
however, has fixed on another date for
a season Of special prayer and inter
eession by the Christian people of
Memphis, beginning March I and con-
tinuing until the beginning Of the con-
certed revival campaign 10 be conduct
cd simultaneously by all the churches
Of the city from March 10 until Faster.
Not only VIII there be daily prayer
services IN the churches but a series
OF cottage prayer meetings viii be held
In the homes Of the members OF the
various congregations throughout the
city.
As a preparation for the week Of
prayer, a two weeks Bible conference
will be held Feb, is 10 March l., con =
Quoted by q. Campbell Morgan, "
Ninona Lake, the foremost Bible eN-
positor Of the day. This meeting will
be held IN one Of the downtown
churches to be announced later. The
Blble conference Is being promoted by
Or. T., f. George, general secre-
tary of the Y NJ. G.. A., with the n
imous Endorsement OF the Protestant
Pastors association.
Some OF the Memphis churches, how
ever, will also observe next week as
Il week Of prayer, according 10 the pro-
gram Of the national movement,
The Rev. r. n, Cumming, pastor OF
Second Methodist church, announces
that services will be held each night
next week, led by the pastors Of other
Memphis churches.
The Rev, William Grove, pastor OF
ldlewild Presbyterian church, will also
conduct services every evening next
week.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
AMONG THE CHURCHES
AND CHURCH SOCIETIES

A noon-day prayer meeting and fel-
lowship lunch will be held at the Lin
den Avenue Christian church
day at 1916 pm
A chorus from the Farley studio VIII
assist the quartet choir at 81. Jonns
Methodist church Sunday night In tne
musical program, arranged in onnec
tion with the special service announced
for young people.
The Rev. James NJ. Jenkins, Jr2 :
tor of the Buntyn Methodist churcn,
viii receive a class of new members
into the church Sunday morning.
A series of illustrated sermons on
The Life of Christ will be given py
the Rev. Robert George, pastor OF tne
First Congregational church, beginning
Sunday evening.
The annual parish meeting OF ~
Luke's Episcopal church will be nelc
Monday evening at 1880 o'clock me
business session win be followed by
reception for the pastor. the Rev. 3
b Ramage, and Mrs. Ramage. I'm
women Of St. Luke's guild VIII serve
refreshments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
ST. PETERS CHOIR
GIVES CONCERT
GOODWIN SUNDAY

Following up the successes won by
other choIrs at the sacred concerts
given on Sunday afternoons, since they
were started a few weeks ago, the
choir Of st. Peters Catholic church,
under the direction Of Enoch 7. wal
ton, formerly organist at that church,
will render the program Sunday after
non at 3 O'Clock at the Goodwin tnstl-
tutc. 1t was at the suggestion OF MISS
Agnes Powers. present organlst, that
Mr.. Walton will be in charge of the
program, as he had much to do with the
training Of the choir in the number to
be rendered. a.,
Assisting the choir will be the boys
choir of the church and Angelo Cor
tese, harpist, and Joseph Cortese'
violinist. .
One Of the features Of the excellent
program announced Is the mass, Pas
torres" by Lamhilotte, which tells the
story OF the birth of Christ. 1t is said
to be very beautiful and was one OF
the special Christmas masses which
brought forth numerous compliments
from those who heard IL recently,
Solo parts will be in the hands OF
| capable singers and the program should
attract a capacity attendance. In ad-
dition to those named in the program
solo parts will be sung by Miss Alice
Mclaughlin. Mrs. Hermann Schalch,
Thomas Conley, Miles Buddeke, Miss
Annie Doyle, John Il. Raymond and
Messrs. Carol, Santi and II. +. Ben
ner.
Following is the program in full.
See the Gates of Gold Unfolding. -.
Boys Choir. 49,
kyrie Eleison .......,,.,... .Zingarell
| Gloria In Excelsis Dec .,... .Zingarelt
Choir.
| IhstOTeS ..,t,...,s...' - slLhIlplPoItt
Miss Sophie Nuss and Choir.
| Credo .PoniatoWsk
Mrs. Claude Tully and Choir.
Duet for violin and harp. .Hasselman'
Angelo and Joseph Cortese.
Sanctus Orom Grand Italian Massl. e.,
Gillssor
Beneulctus ','',t,...''..''''''':'.:'
Miss Elsa Gerber, Miss Nuss and Choir
He Shall Judge (from Nespers),..
''''''.s'''' '','s,''' NAlildlN
Mrs. James Adler.
Agnus Del from Grand Italian Mass)
blllSSol
Miss Gerber and Choir.
Q Holy Night observation-disclosures Adam
Boys Choir.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
EVENING.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
TO INSTALL OFFICERS

The Woman's Missionary society OF
st. Paul's Methodist church will have
charge Of the evening service Sunday,
it being the occasion for the installa-
ton of the newly elected officers of the
society.
The new officers are: President, Mrs,
O. Stanley; first viCe-president, Mrs.
Geo. Watson; second vice-president
Mrs, Fl. H. Tharp; corresponding sec
rotary, Mrs. Bessie Freeman; record
ing secretary, Mrs. l.. w. Dean; treas.
urer, Mrs. J., Z. Matthews; assistant
treasurer, Mrs. a. B. Hill; superintend,
ents study and publicity, Mrs. f.. w
Smith; social service. Mrs, T. T.. SeiS.
singer; supplies, Mrs, w. b. Coving
ton.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
REVIVAL SERVICES AT
CENTRAL CUMBERLAND

A week. of special revival services
will be held at the Central Cumberland
Presbyterian church next week, be-
ginning Sunday morning at the regu-
lar II o'clock service.
The Rev. w. H. Wellesley Of Nash
Vile, father of the Rev. J. M. McLes-
KEY, pastor of the church, will assist
his son in the revival, preaching sun
day and every evening throughout the
week.
The Central Cumberland male quar-
tet will sing at each service.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Methodist.

FIRsT-The Rev. II. s. Spragins,
ID, viii preach at II am. on THE Di-
vine Challenge" and at 1880 pm. on
ITO Whom Shall We Corr
ST. JoHN's-At II an, preaching nv
the pastor. Sunday night at 7:S0 spe-
cial services for young people; sermon
by Dr, coleman and music by the guar
tet choir, assisted by a grand chorus
from the Farley Studio Of Music.
MADISON AEloHTS-The Rev. T.
W Lewis, pastor. At the morning hour
the pastor win speak on THE Right Of
Jesus to Reign" and at night on the
Secret OF LIES strength" A good
quartet win sing. OrEanist, Mrs, l..
Y Mason, The choir Is composed of
Mrs. Parke, Miss keppel, Richard Mar
tin and Mr.. Morrison.
SEcoND-"Taking Account Of Stock
will be the theme Of the morning dis
course by the Rev, +, II, Cumming,
ID; in the evening the service will
be, evangoltstlc, Sunday school at $3.50
am, Devotional service by the Ep-
worth league at 7!15 pm, There will
be preaching by ministers of various
city churches, beginning ut & o'clock
every night during the coming week,
TRlNlTY-At II am. the pastor, =.
y, T, Roberts, will use MS IA topic THE
Church of Tomorrow and the Living
-. rHt - 'tNN A'iAls AAt AoRiN uN
Arise, Let Us Go Hence a message
OF the new. year. At the morning serv-
ice tho offertory will be a violin solo
by Miss Virginia Alexander.
HARRIS MEMoRlAL-Rev, w. w.
Adams, pastor, viii preach at II an
on The Supreme GIFT" and at 1880 pm.
on THE New Years Purpose"
ST. PAuL-Rev, l.. II. Estes, pastor:
IL am communion service. subject;
The New Covenant" 1890 pm, spe.
cial service for the Woman's Mission
for the new year. The pastor will
preach ut both services.
5UNTYN-At the morning service g
class will be received into the church.
this taking the place OF the regular
monthly communion service. Tho other
services OF the day at the usual hours,
James NJ. Jenkins, Jr, pastor,
EPWoRTH-The pastor, Rev. w. C
Barham, will preach at II am. Topic
The Adventure Of Faith" Holy com
munion will be administered at tht
morning service, Dr, r. Il. sharp viii
preach at 7:a0,
PEPPER MEMoRiAL-The Rev. oti,
Gray Andrews, pastor, will preach a
II am, on The Purpose and Impor.
lance OF the Lords supper and ad
minister the holy sacrament, and a
liSO p m, on THE Handwriting on thu
WALL Sunday school at $40 am.
VERNON MEMoRiAL-The Rev. G
III. Martin pastor, win preach at Il
am and j. G. Dudley will preach a
1880 pm.
GREENLAND HEleATs-J. c. Dud.
ley VIII preach at il am. and the pas,
tor at 1880 pm. George II. Martin
pastor.
Notwithstanding by the pastor
the Rev. W II. Acuff. Subjects: /
am a. New Beginning, 1880 pm.
Victory"
KENTUCKY STREET.-THE Rev. Il
B. Thomas, pastor, viii preach at tn,
usual hours. Sunday school 9;t5 am.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
IDLEWILD.

Following is the musical program for
services at the Idlewild Presbyterian
church Sunday morning, under the dl-
rection Of j. Paul Stalls, organist;
MORNING.
Organ Prelude Observation-Disclosures,
Anthem-Now Every Morning Is the
bleSSlnB ',....,,, ,s,,,' ANU oNS
Mrs. David l.. Griffith, Mrs. Chas.
Birk, Edward u. Hoffman,
Clarence Banning.
Offertory-Out of Heaven ...,. .Cowan
Mrs, Griffith and Choir,
Organ Postlude Observation-Disclosures.
EVENING.
Organ Prelude Observation-Disclosures.
AntEem-O Lord, How MerCiful. -.
Roberts
Offertory-Hear, 0 My People, .....
Stevenson
Idlewild Quartet.
Organ Postlude
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
COURT AVENUE,

Music at the Court Avenue Presby-
terrain church Sunday morning will be
as follows;
voluntary ..,.''...., ,,',,.r,
Mrs. Bollinger.
DoNology,
Safety Through Another Week..
choir and Congregation.
Sing We Alleluia ...,...,......
Choir.
OffertOry solo ...,..,..,,...,..,
Mrs. Jos Eugler.
It's BY the Faith ............
Choir and Congregation.
Marie Greenwood Woruen. director;
Mrs. Bollinger, organist,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
Started Right
Unique Feature At
Character Builders

The Character Builders Bible class
will feature the first Sunday Of the new
year with a Get Started Right serv-
ice.
Taylor Malone, director Of the at
tendance division, is working hard to
have every regular member OF the class
on hand promptly AT. SAB am; Ihe
John r.. Fisher will make the feature
address. The employees Of the Union
Motor Car company plan to attend In "
body.
w. z. Jenkins, director Of the or,
| chestra, has arranged special muslcaI
features for the program,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03

IL mas peflSneu, no dOuDt, many d plSh "hueAPo
ton, many a happy dream. With the new year
always come new resolutions. But Will they be
kept? Good resolutions make manhood manifest
only when they are made with the full determine
ton to tread down opposition, to discountenance
all that is wrong and to uphold the right. To do,
simply, is nothing, To be, Is everything!
Here are some good resolutions for the new
year. Why not make them yours, and do your
very best to live up to them during the entire
wear?
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03

mas peen elected mayor of Neukoelln,
will be the first socialist To occnnv sunt
a position In any Of the mu%nicipalitias
composing Greater Berlin. Herr
Scholz was editor of Vorwaerts, a so-
cialist newspaper.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-01-03
American Soldiers
In Search Of Liquor
Cause Trouble

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 3.-American
the boundary line into Mexico and fire.
quently cause disturbances before they
return, are the cause Of much concern
to the Mexican military chief of the
border district according to several
newspapers here, which quote extracts
from communications sent the govern
ment heads by the officers. The SOL
| diers, II is alleged, boldly cross the line
and. except in rare cases, come fully
armed. After patronixing a few ram
tinas surreptitiously hidden nv their
owners for this particular trade, II Is
charged that the soldiers at times be-
come boisterous and unruly and for
| tunate circumstances alone in the past
have prevented serious trouble.