The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-11-02
BAPTTSTS Will
HOLD REVEALS
Fifteen Churches in City and
Suburbs to loin in Re-
vlvaI Sunday.


The Baptist hosts OF Chattanooga
AndAsvicinity are looking forward to
Sunday at which time the simultaneous
revival services win begin. Fifteen
Baptist churches OF the city and sub
urbs win be engaged in this campaign.
The services WIN be under the direc-
ton of the evangellstio force OF the
Southern Baptist Home Mission board.
OF which Or, w. w. Hamilton. OF Roa
noke Va, is the general superintend-
ent. The personnel OF this evangelis-
TIC force Is composed OF many OF the
strongest evangellsts and most gifted
singers to be found in the bounds OF
the Southern Baptist convention and
who were selected because they were
recognized as specialists in their re-
spective lines.
Many EvanueIIsts.
At the First BAPTIST church. DR.. b.
y. Bailey. OF Shelbyville. KY, win he
the evangelist. DR.. Bailey Is regarded
as one of the most mastery speakers
among southern Baptists. Associated
with him in the services win be James
w. jerks, Of Macon, Ga. Mr.. Jelks Ia
Known as the sunshine singer" be-
cause of his genial disposition. To-
gether they are said to make an I'M
usually strong team.
pr. W. w. Hamilton will |be the
sl,eaker during the campaign at the
Central Bantist church. For several
years DR. Hamilton was pastor OF the
First Bantist church Of Lynchburg. Va,
giving up that work to become super
intendent of the Southern Baptist evan
gelistic force. w, p. Martin. one Of the
most effective musical directors con-
nected with the workers, will have
charge Of the must, at that church.
The evangelist at the BAPTIST taber-
nacle will be Rev. r, w. Thiot, of De-
nw11 H. ~. 80
Atlanta, with direct the music. Both of
these men have been associated with
the pastor of the tabernacle, Rev 7
+ Galloway, In several previous meet
ings and he considers his church for
tunate in being able to secure their
services for this campaign,
The Highland Park church will have
DR.. c. A.. Owens. formerly pastor of the
First Baptist church of Salisbury. N, c.,
as evangelist, while Rad o. Bell. who
for the past four years has been as
sistant pastor and music director at the
Baptist tabernacle Of this city. Will con-
duct the music The, new church
building OF the Highland Park church
) Is not sufficiently advanced for services
e. he held in it, but the Highland Park
church. sop :, courteously ten
dered TIE u.e of cir building and the
services Of the Week nights will be held
there The Sunday services will he held
at the Junior High school building.
Rev. p. s. Isenhower will be the
EVANGELIST at the St. Elmo Baptist
church, and W. j.. Work will be the
singer Both are said to be strong men.
At Alton Park Rev. w. F. Frazier will
he the speaker. while s. ]. Spencer will
nave charge of the music. Mr.. Frazier
is from Springfield. Mo, while Mr..
spencer is from Marion, III.
The Rossville Baptist church con-
siders itself fortunate in having Rev.
Il. S. P'Pool as evangelist. @. john
ston win be the musical director of the
campaign at Rossvile.
Rev. G. G. Smith Is to be the evan
gellst at East Lake and ]. s. Rushing
fine experience
The Ridgedale Baptist church will |
have Rev. A. +. Beddoe, of Dallas, Tex,
and j, p. Carter. singer, Of Henderson,
vile. N. C.
The Avondale Baptist church will
have EVANGELIST w. e. Neill of New
Orleans. and Charles o. Miller, of Sher- |
man, Tex. These men have been highly
successful in their work.
Rev. WI. Ray will be the speaker
churcsh. Associated with him as singer |
will be Z. A. Patterson, Of Mont
gomery. II
The Chamberlain Avenue church will |
have as preacher Rev. L. c. Wolfe, of |
Muskogee, Okla. w. J. Morris. of Pine |
AIM wiz haNC Aiui 50 VI tAAc |
music.
Rev w. c. Mcpherson win be the
EVANGELIST at North Chattanooga Bap- |
fist church This is the second meet |
ing Mr.. MCPHERSON has held with this |
church. Jesse T. Williams, of Atlanta, |
will be in charge of the music.
Rev. w. D. Head will have charge of |
the services at Woodland Park Baptist |
church. Mr.. Had is no stranger to the |
Baptist churches of Chattanooga, hav- |
ing been reared a few miles below the |
city on the Georgia side. Harry T. |
Wootan will be in charge Of the music. |
At the Oak Grove church the evan |
gelist win be Rev III. T. Stevens, until |
recently pastor OF the Deadlock Ave- |
nue. church of Knoxville, A. r. Lynch |
will be the musical director at that |
church.
A large mass meeting for Sunday |
afternoon is being arranged for and |
will be held at the First Baptist |
church, The services OF the week win /
be held at night in each church TAX |
ing part In the campaign, while at the |
First Baptist church each morning |
central, union service will be held at |
which time a different evangelist win
speak.