The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1905-12-01
DOUGH ASS FAMILY ARE VICTIMS OF GAS EXPLOSION Ne
sPEBI 10 SERVICES
ID TIE CHURCHES

Jul BE GHUhGhEd
are audience gathered in the
audilorun Of Goff NJ E. church
for the Thursday night service. a
short but spirited song service was
led IS the choir with Mrs. A. o.
Amman pr siding at the organ. Rev.
~. 1T. Race, the president of>the
Grant university, at Chattanooga.
Tenn, proved not only to be q
preacher of rare power, but soloist
that charmed his audience as he
sang several selections during the
progress of the meeting The text
Of The reverend gentleman was fNThe
Word Of God is Quick (Living) and
Powerful energetic" And he
proceeded from this text to preach
powerful sermon. He showed
how the words of the great are in a
sense still living by citing the
mighty :utterances of Luther before
the Diet of Worms, LincoIn's Get
tysburg speech, the last words OF
our late lamented Mckinley. Then
he showed how in different and
higher sense the WORD of God"
lives and abides. His illustrations
for the wireless kilograms of Mar
conf was striking and apt.
At the CLOSE of his excellent dis
course he invited the Christians, re-
gardIess of church affiliations, to
meet him around the altar for
brief conservation. They came in
willing throngs and season OF
spiritual power followed. One
manifested an interest in the prayers
of Gods people
Tonight DIR. Race will again
preach and doubtless sing also. The
subject of the preacher vii be a
subject of the preacher will be a
although all will be welcome. Miss
Tones. the deaconess, will sing the
celebrated GLORY Song" which has
seen used with such telling effect
Tor good in the English revival meet
ing. The services begin at 1880
o'clock.
At z 80 a. m. yesterday an inter.
,sting audience gathered at the Golf
NJ. f. church to enjoy the early
morning meeting. A service of rare
spiritual power followed. 1t Will
long be remembered by those fortu-
nate enough to be present. With
scripture promises and personal ex-
perience and sacred songs the tide
IF interest rose higher and higher
so that happy faces and fearful eyes
marked the blessings which had
come to them in the meeting Quite
/ liberal donation of supplies of var
;ous sorts was given to Miss Jones.
the deaconess.
There will be a meeting at the
court house this evening at $50
o'clock. Rev. w. NJ. Long Will
preach on "Sin's BINDINGS" There
was a very good audience last even
ing. The meetings will close on
evening, Dec. 5. Trustees
will be elected at the close of the
meeting on next Tuesday. Over
fifty have been found that were
members elsewhere and some are to
De DaptlZeu. uSIG WIN DS
ing on Sunday at II a. M. and 1880
p. m.
At the First Presbyterian church
last night there was a good congre-
cation. The half hour before the
regular services was devoted to
PRAYER and testimony, followed by
m excellent sermon by Rev L. i
Peters on National Thanksgiving.
There will be services tonight at
7:45 O'Clock and the sermon will be
bv Rev. II. G. Richardson.
Although Yesterday was a holiday
and there were many attractions
the attendance was not decreased at
the service at the First Baptist
church last night. Rev. c. II
Holden preached an impressive ser
mon from the words, F'What shall ]
do then with Jesus? '' and at the
close of the sermon very effectively
sang sNailed to the Cross" A
male quartette sang the new North.
field HYMN, 90 What Change.
Mr.. Holden will preach again to-
night. There will be no service on
Saturday night.
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