Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1913-12-12
LAST WEEK
OF Fife Brothers Revival-Delta Sc
cures Evangelists For One Week
4 ReyivalLConce Friday Night
Closing Service Sunday.

The Fife Brothers will close their
revival at the tabernacle on Sunday
night and will go at once to Delta
for weeks revival in the Christian
church. The people of Delta are ex-
pecting one of the best revivals in the
history of the town and preparations
for the meeting are going on with a
vim.
Although last Sunday was one of
the worst days that we have seen this
winter, yet it was not too bad for
the people to come by the hundreds
to hear Mrs. Brooks deliver master
address on "The Most Charming Wo-
man in the World. To say that she
completely captured her audience of
over 1000 puts it mildly. She has
had wide experience in home max
ing as well as in evangelism. She
married when only nineteen and her
home was one of the happiest In the
land until it was broken by the hand
Of DEATH Her husband, the late Rev.
Arthur K. Brooks, who was at that
time pastor of one of the largest
churches of the south took dyphtheria
while calling on some of his people
and died in less than one week, thus
leaving his young widow alone in the
world with two little boys.
One of the largest crowds OF the
whole meeting was present on Thurs
day night to hear Evangelist Fife de-
liver his great sermon on amuse-
ments. This is one of the evangel-
lists great sermons and at that time
he paid his respects to the amuse-
ments of the day. Mr.. Fife is in fav-
or of all sports that build up the
body and soul. Mr.. Fife is one of
the finest trap shots in America and
Lit is very seldom that he ever shoots
less than 90 per cent. He has had
several fiatteringl offers from the best
arms houses in the country to shoot
for them all the time, but he prefers
to be an evangelist and preacher.
On Friday night the Fife Brothers
will give their final and best concert.
The program will be entirely differ
ent from the one given last Thursday
night. The first half of it, will con-
sist of musical numbers such as quar-
tets, trios, vocal and instrumental
solos, duets and readings and the last
half will be an impersonation of Mr.
Lincoln by Mr.. Robert S. Fife. Mr.
Chaplin and Mr.. Fife are given up to
be the two greatest living imperson-
ators of the "Rail Splitter" and a
packed house will be present to see
him. The hat, shoes, shirt, collar
I coat, etc. that Mr.. Fife wears in his
impersonation are just like those worn
| by Mr.. Lincoln. Mr.. Fife has spent
hundreds of dollars in research work
and has talked to almost all OF the
living great men who were personal
| friends of the lamented president, and
| he has studied this so much in the
minutest detail that those who knew
Mr.. Lincoln in the old days saw that
| in voice and action Mr.. Fife can not
be surpassed. The admission will be
Just half of the regular price that is
asked when on the Lyceum course
1t will be 25c for children and 35t
for adults.
Sunday, December 14th, will be the
closing day of the revival and if the
weather is good the tabernacle will
be packed at all three services. Ser.
vices will be held at 10 a. m. every
morning till the close. There have
been over sixty additions to ths
church so far in the meeting. Thi:
Hast week will be the best of all. Re
quest for delegations must be sent t.
the evangelists or the pastor or heat
usher.