The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-26
RIDING ON THE WHIRl WIND
Subject Of Evangelist Walton's Ser
mon TO a Large Audience.

attended and the evangelist in speak
ing of it said that he considered it
the best meeting that has been held
among the men. AS has been the
custom for the last few mornings the
men were called on to quote pas
sages of scripture and many of them
responded When the clock struck
tie holr to dismiss, it was with re-
greet to many that the service had to
close.
The woman's meeting was also
well attended and Rev. Hogan de-
liyered a most helpful and interest
ing sermon on Breaking Down the
Idols
There are to be no services tomor-
row as the evangelists have this as
rest day. There will also be no SER
vices on Monday morning and after
noon.
Promptly at 7:40 o'clock last
night the stereopticon pictures were
projected on the canvas in the pres
ence of at least twelve hundred peo
pie, including the boys and girls
Rev. Gill, as usual lectured on the
pictures which were on the life of
Paul. At o'clock promptly Mr.. Jol-
ly sang the Holy City" illustrated,
DR.. Walton announced that the
young people would meet promptly
at the Methodist church at 4 O'Clock
today to go to the watermelon feast
at the Chautauqua Park. Cars are to
be at the church and as many as do
not go in their carriages can go in
the cars.
1t was also announced that on
Sunday afternoon there would be a
special union Sunday school meet
ing that will be of great interest to
the young people.
Sunday night a mems meeting
will be held as usual at the Metho-
dist church at which time Mr.. H. M.
rael."
Mr.. Rankin is possessed of a fine
baritone voice of unusual quality
and has been asked to sing the sa-
cred number for the men
The ladies will meet at the Bap-
fist church.
The revival will continue on
through next week and it is thought
that that will be the last week of the
meeting. The evangelists are to go
to their different homes from here
to take vacation until September
10th, when they will begin a meet
ing in Beaumont
DR.. Walton's subject last night
was Riding on the Whirlwind." In
'teaking, he said: MY text for to-
right is Be Not Deceived for God
Not Mocked.' This word Knocked
IL u S instance means just the same
as o + phrase turn up the nose at
an you may read it. God is not
tn ned up the nose at, for 'whatso-
ever man soweth that shall he also
reap If you had not seen this in the
bible you would have known it was
true Tor you can look out over your
CITY and see men reaping what they
soWed years ago. Men who were
wicked then, but have now become
christians, are still reaping what
they sowed years ago. There is not
man walking your streets tonight
who is polluting the city, or not a
man who is selling rum illegally in
this town but what viii come before
God and hear him say You lived in
an enlightened age and you heard my
servants say that l wanted you to
turn TO me, but you turned up your
nose at me, and then they will SOW
what they have reaped
And friends we are here tonight
as servants of God to tell you that
Jesus wants you to turn to him. We
are swinging the red lights of dan
ger in your path and are warning
you to turn.
Some of you parents are sowing
seeds among your children that you
Will have TO reap. God have mercy on
that home where the parents teach
their children to play cards and
where they dispense wine and LIQUOR.
Just as sure as you teach the children
to indulge in these things you will
reap the results and the results will
be gamblers and drunkards"
Beware what you SOW. Be sure
and pick your seed for God is not
Knocked and whatsoever you SOW that
will you also reap"
Al this juncture the evangelist
made statement which caused the
women of the audience to break out
In applause. He said:
Some time ago in a certain Texas
city young fool of a sport called on
a young lady and thinking to show
OFF, lighted his cigar with ten dol