Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1910-06-01
THE DEVIL" is THE
THEME THIS MORNING
All Ills Friends and Foes
Are Welcome.
To Hear DE-, Munha all
Roast His Satanic
Majesty.

Haveyou been attending the great
evangelistic meeting at divers ware
house? If not, you are missing an un-
usual opportunity to hear a great
preacher of national reputation, ripe
scholar, forceful speaker, and a man
with a big, loving heart that yearns
over the unsaved
Some of the Strongest and most en-
tightening sermons ever heard in
Americus have been delivered during
the past ten days, and there are more
of the same kind to follow.
Large crowds attend the services,
yet there is room for more.
The singing led and conducted by
Rev. Tom Davis, is a delightful and
inspiring factor in the meeting. Mr..
Davis is the popular and able pas
tor of large and fourishing church
in Philadelphia, and came down at
DR.. Munhall's request to assist in this
meeting. His voice is rich and mel
low, his notes full and clear, and he
sings with tender expression and per-
suasive sweetness, his beautiful SER
mons in poetry adding the power of
handsome and impressive personal
ity
The local chorus is composed of
the best voices in the city and the
congregational singing, led by Mr.. Da-
Wis, is full, resonant and inspiring.
The solos sang at each meeting are
new to most Americus people, and be-
ing selected with special reference to
the subject of the sermon add their
impress to the vigorous sermons.
DR.. Munhall appeals to the reason
and intellect of his hearers. There is
no attempt at sensationalism, no de-
sire to create great excitement He
is simply presenting great gospel
truths, attractively, fearlessly and
lovingly and those who stay away are
denying themselves a literary and a
spiritual feast.
This morning at 10 o'clock DIR. Nun
hall breaches on The Devil" We
quote his own words, Il propose to
expose the scoundrel; he is no friend
of mine"
The evening service will be devoted
to the intensely interesting subject
of The Resurrection. All those
who have friends whom they have
loved and lost awhile should not fail
to hear this beautiful theme discuss
ed.
DR.. Munhall preached two powerful
sermons at he over warehouse yes
ter'l;.y, at the morning service on the
Second Coming of Christ" and at
night on Heaven" In these as in
the other services of the series, DR..
Munhall has shown hrs mastery Of
his subjects and has preached the gos-
pei in no uncertain terms.
Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock the
subject will be Acceptable Prayer"
while the night service will be des-
ignated as Soldiers Night" The To-
cal camp of Veterans has been ex-
tended an invitation to attend in a
body and comfortable seats will be |
provided. The A. L. I. has likewise
been invited and seats will be reserv-
ed for them.
All veterans of whatever service are
most cordially invited DR.. Munhall |
is himself veteran of the war that
all but divided the states, and will |
make THE service of more than passing
interest to all
On Saturday night Dr. Thos. w
Davis will repeat by request his SER
mon The Great Baseball Game Of
Life" which he delivered in his own
pulpit just before leaving for Americus
and which created most favorable |
comment in the Philadelphia press.