The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-11-11


verse of the lth chapter Of Second Kings.
The church was fairly we'll nllcd and
everyone present seemed to enjoy the ser
| vice.
The subject which promised such funds
Of great interest to all charitable pcol 10
and thoughtful and religious people las;
night at Market Hall was the story q the
Florence Crittentcn" Refuge Homes for
fallen women. The hall was fairly packed
at an early hour, even the gallery being
| filed TO the last seat Tho crowd OF sun
day night was repeated and it was a body
wrapt in deep interea; throughout
| The services were ntly opened with the
story OF Christ ana the scarlet woman. read
from st. Johns gospel b. Rev. Wood
bridge OF the Second Presbyterian church.
y duet. Though Your sins Re Deep as
Scarlet was sung by Mis-. h. 5. Tracy
and Mr.. Perry
Rev. &. c. Rankin then announced the
Chrysanthomum SHOW. which, he said. de
served the support OF every man and woman
| in Houston. Not only would an hour with
the beautiful flowers he beneficial, but the
Faith Home would reap the needed as
sistancc.
a second duet followed, Mothers par
| ling" sweetll suns by Miss Jennie Boring
and Miss Sadie Jones.
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ne a,,dtordo 20 ,,y ~, Wy IT,
| then repeated Isaiah XIII, ~, and through
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a to' ~ lu' ~ y. Nou 'iI.',
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years OF LIS Hle' ne b"Nr Hno,ner 'rIel'
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fr,r,ynrd IN r,n,,, J,r a t"'
ami in a Slim Al r,iI,,i,li, ,,,,r,n,nisd
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and urny Win fallen ,,trIs Vhrn hn tnn,r1
with lhsm and said. Zoo and Sin no more
the Thought finished uoou him Where cat,
| they 90? Every door is closed against
thcm At tLe cnd Of one month thern V.ps
| one place where The door was never closed
aud never has been slrcc.to any pcrishiug
girl. the "Floroncc Mission
Mr.. Crittcntuu said. u am often asked
What are the causes wuieh bring girls 10
RUM"
lie then rocited many of them "Arec-
tion. dancing, mock marriages. skating
Kinks and other dens" lie then told
, pitiul story of q little Sirl whom he res
euod Who had hccn betrayed 10y n mock
marriage: lie estimated mat IN .hc city
OF Ne" 1ofk thefe are from o. oV' 70 io'Voo
lail'h women ana IN me hiled states
from -Vp'oVo TO -vo0oV' lheII tease oi me
ICE hot average over I'VE years most OF
'nuiu Wy lns ., ouns1i'P,!ol' anu mere must
uIN" su"' W NUM- US VI 'N'"a"'u n, ~ stis
"''' NJ 'oppou am sp",'Nu 20 ~ uP Wv
s"l ~ a,'', IN ",'' Nr",n'
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s5,t1n,od ma ,,.rt '''
lie mon nsloI "Cop tbe, no soy41q
can anyone who roads his nIhia and llnoX,.
fin, mo al christ doubt If ?"
He royl,wed the story of Christ and tn,
shining woman who was brought before
him and this argued TO all believers. more
poteutly than any oloquence
He told the story of girl who cane
to the rescue home in Denver Colo, lust
on the eve OF suicide. and who, after
year in the homo, is living with her lar-
ents IN Montana, church member ard Il
worker FOR Christ. lie told of "A little E.rl