The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-27
Due to a Deviation from Jesus
Christs Rule.
SERVICES ALL THE DAY LONG
MANY NEW ARRIVALS AT THE
HOTEL AND COTTAGES.
Usual Big Crowds Enjoy the Day at
Acton Park-The Programme
Followed.
pecIaI 70 ths 1naianapolIs journal.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
BETHANY PARK, July 26.-The first Sun
day OF Bethany Assembly dawned fair and
bright. and the programme of the day be-
gan at the early hour of $50 with the morn
ing prayer meeting. The attendance at this
meeting was small, but an interesting fea-
ture of the meeting was the fact that every
person present took some part in the serv-
ice. Miss LoZier, of Ohio, was the leader
Of this service. At 9 a. m. the Sunday
school met in the tabernacle, and L. j.
Legg, of Indianapolis, State Sunday-school
evangelist. conducted model session. The
attendance was good for such an early hour.
The school was divided into five classes,
with Judge Franklin, of Spencer, ]. B.
Sidener. of Indianapolis. the Rev. Lee
Tinsley. of Mt. Carmel, Ill, Mrs. Emma
McCurdy, OF Princeton, and Miss Electa
Chase. of Wabash. acting teachers. Col.
o. s. Reed. of Spencer. was the assistant
superintendent, and Miss Madge Housed. of
Noblesville. acted as secretary.
A short intermission between Sunday
school and church gave the Bethany family
opportunity to meet the friends who came
by railway or in the interurban cars and
conduct them to the tabernacle, and at
Io:So large audience assembled to near
chairman of the Prohibition party. The
Rev. Stewart took for his text "The.fullness
Of the tines. and preached from 1t cheer
that appeals to all. The speaker said:
Jesus Christ came in the fuilness OF the
times TO both the Jews and the Greeks. and
just as surely He came in the fullness OF
the times TO the people OF to-day. Our
troubles arise from the fact that We have
the terrible mob spirit OF the present time
10 this deviation" In speaking of the men
IN prominent Offices of trust the speaker
Offices with the intention OF dying at our
post for the sake of duty All, that is the
pity of it. Men seem to put away all
thought or dying when they enter these
offices, and this accounts for much of the
corruption In the present government" Mr..
Stewart is a favorite speaker at Bethany,
and always meets an interested, attentive
At O'Clock B. NJ BIount, of Indianapolis.
gave an address on the subject, THE Ex-
periences of Paul"
The Lords Supper was observed at $3.50
O'Clock. with j. T. Freed. of Martinsville.
and Ira j. BiIlman. of Indianapolis, presid-
ing a az the table pie, At 5;So PRAYER and praise
by an address by Col o. S. Reed, of Spen-
Ger. whose subject was ''Stepping-stones to
Christian Christie Progress" The interprbsn cars
service. To-day has been very successful
first Sunday for the Assembly year.
Among the hotel arrivals are Misses
Helena and Ida Gilbert, Mr.. and Mrs E.
Fuller, DIR. James Stoddard, Alice v. Men
denhall, Mrs. Louise McCabe, CarlottaS Nc
Cabe, Daisy Phelps. Mary E. Gohn. Nettye
Hatfield, J. r. Carvin, Mrs. John T. Bar
nett, John NJ Hastings and wife, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomson. Mr.. and Mrs. j. e. Carver,
DR. and Mrs. NJ F. Auit, Mr. and Mrs.
Allen Davis, Willard Davis, from Indianap-
oils; Mr.. and Mrs. VIII III. Carpenter and
son LEVEL. Mrs. Ira j. Chase Miss Electa
Chase, Wabash; Moses Young, Muncie; s.
"A. ID. Beckner, wife and son, II. q. Barnett
and wife, Greenfield; Mrs. T. u McCurdy,
Princeton; Mrs. Harvey Burkhart. Evalyn
Mason, kokomo; Gertrude Burkhart, Hes
ter Norwood. Southport; Mrs. Eva Taggart.
Miss Glendora Taggart, South Bend; j. NJ.
Dunlap and wife, F. r. Mullendore and
wife. Franklin; Charlotte j. Alleman, Cleve-
land. o.; Mrs. j. r. Clore, Jamestown; III.
l. Rennert, Sandborn; j. Nj. Shelhouse,
Marion: j. II. Cromer. Miss Celeste Cromer,
Indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. s. Reddick.
-drs. Cora Shipley. Knightstown; Isaac Nc
Cusker, Hancock, Nd