Nashville Globe – 22 Feb 1907
The Women’s Baptist Missionary Union will hold their first quarterly meeting Friday, March 1, at the Second Baptist Church, corner of Ninth avenue and Stevens street, Rev. G.B. Taylor, pastor. A special Educational Rally has been planned on this occasion for the rebuilding of Roger Williams University. We are calling on every loyal Baptist woman and friend to help us. We want $100.00; we can have it. We are told to attempt great things for God and expect great things from Him. We are asking each Missionary Society to give us $10.00, and each church where there is no society, $10.00, because they haven’t a society. Third Avenue Baptist Church Missionary Society will lead off in this, who will follow? “But whose hath this world’s goods and seeth his brother have need and shuteth up his bowels of compassion from him, how dwelleth the love of God in him?” (1 Jno. 3:17). The following program will be rendered:
Afternoon – 3 o’clock.
Song – Coronation -Union
Scripture Reading – Rev. G.B. Taylor.
Invocation – Rev. J.L. Harding
Song – Faith is the Victory – Union
Paper – Missions – Miss A. Pace
Duet – Misses Claybrooks and McIntosh
Paper – Need of Christian Education – Mrs. Wm. Haynes
Solo – Rev. J.C. Fields
Evening – 8 o’clock
Song – My Faith Looks Up to Thee – Union
Scripture Reading on Faith
Invocation – Rev. Goodall
Selection – By Sylvan Street Church Choir
Remarks – Rev. Wm. Haynes, President of the State Convention
Duet – Misses Neal and Smith
Recitation – “Little Joy” – M. Dickerson
Solo – Mrs. J. Henderson
Talk – Rev. J. Kell
Solo – Miss Ella Hendry
Talk – Rev. Slaughter
Selection – By Kayne Avenue Baptist Church Choir
Talk – Rev. C.H. Clark
Selection – First Baptist Church Choir East Nashville
Talk – Rev. Porter
Selection – Second Baptist Church Choir
The above programs will be carried out promptly. Please be present at 3 pm and 8pm. All friends are most cordially invited to be present and help in this special effort.
Mrs. M.H. Flowers, President
Mrs. Carrie Dickerson, Sec’y
Evening program Master of Ceremonies, Rev. E.W.D. Isaac
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