The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-03-26
SERMON TONIGHT ON
UNPARDONABLE SIN
Large Number of Lodges Will BE
Represented at the Tabernacle
e Tonight, Thousand knights
Of Pythias Alone - Arrange
ments Being Perfected for the
Fargo Campaign.

Residents OF the picturesque little
county OF Brooke win long cherish in
memory the visit OF the Rev. and Mrs.
Sunday. and the impressive and toucn-
ing address that Mr. Sunday delivered
yesterday in the historic old Presby-
terian church. While his voice was a
little weak from a severe cold, Mr..
Sunday touched the hearts OF all. ind
had he asked for converts there would
have been a large number come for
ward
Two sermons were delivered by the
famous evangelist during his Wells
burg visit. Shortly after the scholars
had assembled in the public school.
Mr.. Sunday and party paid them a
visit. and the evangelist made a very
touching talk to them. After his ad-
dress to the school children. he was
escorted to the Presbyterian church
where he delivered an address before
congregation that taxed the old
building to its utmost. Fully three
hundred persons were unable 10 gain
entrance.
The former star of the diamond was
accompanied by Mrs. Sunday. Choir
lister Homer Rodeheaver and Pianist
Ackley. Preceding the opening of the
otANANfo III lNO bluHlGAdnH EtuE a
number of hymns which were greatly
appreciated by those present
MADE AUTO TRIP IN
THE BUFFALO VALLEY.
While in Wellsburg. Mr.. Sunday was
the guest of Col. and Mrs. Wylie Beall.
a prominent banker and Democratic
candidate for governor. The eVang-
elist and Mrs. Sunday went to the
Brooke county seat following the Sun
day evening services here and spent
the night at the Beall home. In the
morning they we're taken for an auto
mobile ride out the picturesque Beth
any pike. Mr.. Sunday was greatly
Impressed with the beautiful scenery
along the bank OF Buffalo creek
He was 10 have addressed the stu
dents at Bethany college during the
afternoon. but somewhat worn from
his strenuous campaign he was com
PEELED 70 cancel the engagement. and
returned TO the McLure during the
evening
SERMON TONIGHT ON
"UNPAROONA5LE SIM"
Interest In the last week OF the re-
ligious revival here has grown beyond
expectations and every meeting will
doubtless be largely attended.
Throughout the week Mr.. Sunday will
deliver special sermons. His topic
this evening will be objectionable
Sin"
What will be the total number OF
converts? This Is the question on the
lips OF every one Interested In the
campaign. Already more than 5000
have nit the trail" and nearly 500
are expected 10 come forward during
the week. His sermons Sunday will
be very impressive. and will bring the
revival 20 "a dramatic close
MANY LODGES WILL
BE REPRESENTED
Reservations have made for ono
knights Of Pyfhias. A. tho tabernacle
this evening The knights will
march IN a body 10 the tabernacle u
viii BE- one ~ the largest delegations
20 attend n meeting
rpecial delegation from the Y "
z. 4. and the Telegraph uUl also ~.
tend the meeting this evening On
Wednesday evening fhe Odd Follows
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They will meet ar tho y N q A
promptly at GHn O'Clock and march
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