Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-04-28
MANY CHILDREN WERE PLEASED
AND INSTRUCTED BY BROTHER
InNEg AFTERNOON TALE
THE LITTLE TOTS GAVE OLDER
ONES VALUABLE HINTS AND
WE'RE GREATLY EDIFIED-IN-
TEREsTrNG SERVICES LAST
NIGHT-BIG CROWDS WILL
uIEAR MOODY TODAY.


qIEAR MOODY TODAY.
II was 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon
before young Brother Jones stepped
in Mr.. Moody's place and had the song
service to begin. Inside the tabernacle
was presented a pretty sight TO all
on lockers. Scarcely ever have more
pretty. tangled euris been seen, more
childish trebles heard. or more little
feet dangled from benches too high
TO touch the ground in Fort Worth
ahan were these. Pretty little girls
with tselr golden hair hanging down
their backs" vigorous young Amerl-
cans, and now and then a grown per-
eon, were fairly packed on the front
seats. Forty pairs OF feet waving be-
hind the Gazette reporter kept time
to plano and organ and rivalled the
graceful sweep Of Brother Rees' hand
as ne famed out the musical path FOR
the choir 10 follow. Brother Moody
md Sankey and nearly all the othar
wei known brethren were conspicuous
~ absent The press tables were sur
rounded by happy little tots instead
OF careworn ministers. and their pres
ence was as much OF an inspiration to
scratching pencils as are the preach
ers. There were none present to
amen" when Brother Jones said
good thing. rave Brother Martin, Gem
eral Peers and Brother Rees. They
dill we'll, however.
The FIRST song given was At the
Cross" Then No. 3 and blessed AZ
Furance'' were sung. The children
taught the cher somoihlng about sins
ing, They couldn run the scale as well
as Mr.. sRnkey. lut thalr efforts were
1ust as sweet and mu,n moro Intel
ligiblc Brother Rces prayei and pray
81 we'll. Song 400 was sung and Mr..
Jones began:
How many Of YOU wore here Inst
How many were not herc?" A fc,v
in the back pews elevated their hands
u signify that they had missed H.
How many know what we talked
about at the last chillrcn's mectinrY"
The answers were characteristics. Some
we're How 10 bc Good. "'rl Sh,n
Evil" 1T keen from dancing mud
smoking cigarettes" etc.
How many know where the teyt
was found2"
hoy. "Hebrewg" "Tbot IA voc6 "
said Mr.. Jones.
"What chapter Of uebreWgo"
Twelfth" came from a pre.tv rttIe
mouth almost hld by clust Sn.s cnrls
could ienrn "A les'1,, fr,g, ve,,1 f!,,, w..
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g. H., "'.'s 'i d, Eou pray peloie gong /
uhh1H came quickly up Ia all parts |
VI ste "u ,''
.,s,i'ia"'" many OK you pray through the
Gay St,. -, ,.,....,...,...
lNu ousht 10 20 To- Jesus for help
cEeIy uI'e you are dlahodrtened or dis |
,, 80 ISL ItWchuet once when / !
was npy walking with my father uno |
Wy near my old boyhood home In
NJ Z llIlll" we came to grent |
hlBh bridge Father wanted to tako
ny mana but ! told him could cross
Wlthuut ~ l started, but soon got |
ul."y anu hnd 10 take fathers hand to |
- Ie'usS' inut is me way with ua |
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