The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1913-01-28
EVANGE[|STS GIVEN
MUCH. PRAISE
HAMILTON MINISTER'S AND CON-
IRRIGATION ADOPT APPRE-
ClATIVE RESOLUTIONS,

Hamilton, Jan. 27.-(Special.)-
Evangelist Charles Cullen Smith and
his two musical assistants closed their
evangelistic campaign here last even
in and left this afternoon for Corval-
lis, where meetings will be conducted
for four nights. A meeting will also
be held at Victor on Friday evening,
to be conducted by Messrs. Smith and
klinger. A.. C. V. Gilmore will go to
Missoula on Friday morning to make
musical arrangements for the Missoula
out last evening to listen to I1vangel-
list Smiths farewell sermon. His ad-
dress was a powerful one and was the
means of bringing to the church sew
eral who nave diligently followed the
evangelist in his work but had waited
until the last evening to respond to
his call.
Previous to the delivery Of the even
ing sermon, Rev. J. G. Irwin of the
Presbyterian church read resolutions
adopted by the ministerial alliance of
this city which had the meetings of
the month in charge. These resolu-
lions were complimentary to Mr..
Smith and his assistants, and all who
have in any way contributed to the
success of the meetings. The resolu-
lions which were Endorsed by the au-
dience at the meeting are as follows:
Resolved, That we, the members of
the various churches, under whose au-
spices these meetings have been held,
desire to express our appreciation OF
the Christian fellowship we have had
together, of the awakening to a clearer
sense of the privileges of this life and
the hope of the life to come and of
the presentation of the truth which
has led so many to forsake sin and
accept of Jesus Christ as their Savior.
1--WE desire to express our conf
dence in the ability, character, sim
cerity and methods of Brothers Smith,
Gilmore and Klinger in their respec-
tive lines Of work; the preaching Of
Brother Smith has been scriptural,
sound and convincing, the directing Of
the music by Brother Gilmore skillful
and pleasing, and the singing of
Brother Klinger has been entertain
ing and helpful.
w wish to note our appreciation
of the splendid Work done by these
brethren and assure them that the
prayers of the Christian people of
Hamilton will be for Gods blessing
to attend them in their work else
where.
w extend u thanks to Mr.. Fisk
for so generously granting us the
use Of his building for these meet
ings; to the Missoula Light & Water
company for the liberal concessions
in the lighting Of the building; for
Orton Brothers for the free use of
their ne Wpianos; to the aides who so
skillfully assisted at the pianos; to
the members of the chorus choir for
their excellent and inspiring music:
to the young men who have acted as
nshers and who have sought so dill
gently to make the people comfort
able; to the press of this city and
Missoula for their full and kindly re-
ports of the meetings; to j. c. Wagner
for the use of chairs; to the I%ndepend-
ent Telephone company for the use of
a free telephone; n to the people
of Hamilton n vicinity for the re-
spect they have shown and the sup
port they have given to this campaign
in the interests of nobler living here
and a higher life in the world to
come.
Every plan for the success of these
services has been exceptionally well
carried out n we shall close tonight
with very happy memories of the
time we have spent together in Chris
titan fellowship n work"