The daily sentinel., 1910-01-01

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IL II Dig series OF union
revival services begins
in this city tomorrow
/; evening. and, from all
I Indications, whirl-
wind campaign along
/: religious lines is to be
F; carried out
! All the services will
! be held at the Audi
| torium, and this great structure
] has been especially prepared for
! the months meetings. A large,
( nlatss--i. has been extended ont
from the stage. which will accom-
! modate a choir OF 200 voices n
addition to the speakers ana two
pianos. ]
A union of the churches of the
city has been effected in these
; meetings for spiritual uplift, and
each organization mas been work !
ing with zeal in the preparatory I
work for the series.
Rev. J. S. Hamilton, the evan
gelist who is to conduct the meet I
ings. is assured to be speaker of ]
great power. His addresses and J
sermons are not of the vividlyf
sensational order. but appeal more
to the sober thought and intelli- )
gence of his hearers. Everywhere!
he has been listened to by large
audiences, and phenomenal sue
cess has attended his efforts in ev-i
cry city where he has held revival
services. |.
Prof. J. w. Henderson. who will !.
have charge of the musical feat I
ures of the services, is n man of /.
striking personality and great +.
ability. Large experience in mu- !
steal lines and particularly in;
evangelical meetings gives him.
splendid advantage in a series |,
such as that about to commencel
in this city.
The local music committee has:
arranged for a chorus choir of I
from $50 to 200 voices, which will
assist materially in the enthusi- |,
asm and interest of the meetings. I
Every evening, except Saturday, 7
there will be services at the Au-,
ditorium in which the churches of !:
the city will unite. Sunday morn
ings each church will hold ser
vices as usual in its own building; !
but all the other meetings will be Z
union in character and all will
join at the Auditorium.
Special efforts have been made |.
along the line of advertising the
revival series. and it is expected |.
that the Auditorium will be filled t,
lat every meeting. A general in !.
vitation is extended to the entire
community to attend this series,
and a cordial welcome is assured
to any and all who will come to
the meetings,
The entire valley has been in
formed of the series, and 1t is ex-
pected that large delegations will
come from various points up and
down the Grand and Gunnison
rivers. In other words. it is in
tended to make this event the
greatest of it's kind ever held on
the western slope.
There will be meeting of the.
chorus for practice at the Audi
torium on Sunday at pm.
There will be a meeting of all
who are on any of the committees
at the Auditorium at 4 pm. to-
morrow.
The executive committee. chair
man of the building committee.
the music committee, the advertis-s
ing committee. the finance COM
mittee. the free will Offering COM
mittee. the ushers and personal,
work committees and the district
overseers, are to meet on Mondayt
at 10 am. at the Y. NJ. C. A. This
meeting is imperative. Let every
member be present
The president of the executive
committee. Rev. Edwards, and
Secretary VIII A House will have,
regular office hours during thei
evangelistic meetings every dayt