The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1913-10-16
LAST week OF
revival MEETINGS
DR.. Wheeler Hitting Right and
Left at Immoral Things
as He Sees Them.

Sunday will mark the closing of the
great United Union Evangeiistic Re-
vival meetings as held under the
leadership of DR.. C. T. Wheeler, D.
d., and his associate Prof. Harold R.
Coffin, of Chicago.
This closing day is also remunera-
tion day for DR.. Wheeler. All that
he will receive for his work here in
this city, for the excellent services
rendered the past three weeks, will
be the offerings Of that day. The ev-
angelist has received nothing from
the collections or money raised. 1t
is hoped that the citizens of Oakes
will come to the front and demon
strate their appreciation in manner
worthy of the name Of city that
seeks to have the best always.
A strong program of meetings is
planned for the day and it is the an
ticipations of the evangelists and the
workers that the coming Sunday will
mark the greatest epoch ever attain
ed as to interest and results and that
the fruits shall be for the days to
come. The three great services on
Sunday will be held in the Bittman
"Gym" at 10:30 a. m. Great Lecture,
"Home Sweet Home" the place where
clusters the sweetest of memories.
At p. M, "Sins of the Intellect, A
Refuge of Lies" (This address is
usually given to men only.) Both
men and women invited to attend
At 1880 p. M, Great closing time.
Time surely has taken wings for il
seems but that Of yesterday when the
citizens and church people Of Oakes
for the first time looked into the faces
Of these men who nave endearec
themselves to all of our city, and who
Ihave left an -inde4ible stamp fol
Righteousness, and the upbuilding 70,
the Kingdom of God. The addresses
that DR.. Wheeler has given have beer
tn Sc of a master in his profession
coupled with the enthusiasm and in.
tensity to force to his large congrega-
tions the deep truths, also the under.
lying fundamentals that spell sue.
cess rather than the reverse, and oft.
times disanimate from the house Of
Cod. <4A;S. .E:F,III3it. ;,tEx!
DR.. Wheeler has proven that he Is
a man Of discernment and percepti.
bility in the choosing of his subject
matter and wise use and knowledge ir
his tactability both in the mixed and
selected congregations. Prof. Coffin
early won the hearts Of the music
loving citizens and whether he rem
dered solo, led the choir or directed
a hymn for the congregation he dis
played his professionally and which
coupled with spirit of cheer that was
catching he soon could do just as he
pleased while directing. Last Sunday
night the professor addressed the
large congregation of women at the
Methodist church and from those
present it was learned he is also an
interesting speaker as we'll as direc-
tor of song.
Beginning with last Sunday-this
week has been crowded with many
great services. The service for men
only is one that will long live in the
minds of the men of Oakes. CDR
Wheeler made the sparks fly and
many man saw his shortcomings
and it's remedy before leaving the
building" stated prominent business
man present. ,. =,1'T
High School Night Attractive.
Special mention should be made OF
the High School service. DR.. Wheel
er gave q personal invitation to the
student body to attend and had a
special reservation of seats in the
main body of the hall for them. A
large and enthusiastic number came
and entered into the service that was
q thrill to the leaders ard speaker
Mr.. Wheeler opened his remarks by
going back to his days as a high
school student and from them drew
many lesson of life as he portrayed
the future of his fellow class mates;
The speaker urged upon the young
people to believe in their dreams and
aspirations of their youth because one
must see in order to believe. Said the
evangelist: "A belief in God will
place in you a mighty consciousness
of ability to match your dreams. A
belief that God does not mock with
yearnings; without giving the ability
and the opportunity to realize them,