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Frank K. Rodgerfe of Jackson, Tenn. We held our t - service at Wesley Sunday. The melodious-voices c?? Margaret Smith and Mr. Allen were I - splendid. Watts and? The lesson was review-ed by Miss EVelyn Craft. Long preached a very interesting and t? He gave quite an encouraging talk, and told how the sermon, hpd benefited him. The following program was eon-? Miss Edna Craft. Eliza B. Bowling, Chr. Long, Sec'y. Harrison, Reporter, ST. T The Venerable Archdeacon J.
Elliott will preach at the a. August 16, This being the Archdeacon's first official visit? There were also many ouching selections rendered by he choir adding thereby to the oy of the services. THE MT. Gunter, Pastor -r" The Sunday School. A very interest- i ng lesson was had, after which. You areP. Sister Davis, Reporter. Church or the benefit of the 3unday School, Sunday, Aug. Farner, Pastor. Strictly at 10 o'clock, one couli have stood on the corner o: Washington and Gadsden street; and seen a wonderful sigh jX' yuung Misses, Shapller girli the kindergarten department grown young men, young mar ried women, old men and womei crowding kig basement u Zion Baptist Church for the stu dy of the Word of God.
Jackson, thi chorus-mistress and promoter o the Junior choir, and Mr. Mani gault of the firm of Manigault Undei takers, and also Mr. Fourteen classes wjth thei son gone over withf Dr.
H Goodwin, Supt. Many new scholars wer enrolled.? A lot of visitors wer there from distant cities tP our wonderful Sunday' school. White ascend ed the rotsrum, accompanied b: Guntan "Our pastoFpreacned ; most wonderful sermon from th subject of "The Blues and hgv to-eure?
