The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-07-01
Target is the
Sins Of Society"

'N ""f DNph many II llldll Win
head sever and half on the outside
and only six and an eighth on the IN.
side.
He declared nobody ever went
blind The afflicted person simply
could not see. he said. just like THAI
woman who sat beside window with
z curtain dram down there was ali
obstruction before her eyes. that was
all. He said the so-called blind sea
many things back III their minds. He
told his audience it could that very
moment shut its eyes and visualize,
lringng before its mind the picture
ef Its homes and loved ones. Sight M
mental thought, he said
The mind Is made up of nine powers
which cannot be lost he said Man
can't get away from his faculties. No
man ever lost. his memory; no man
ever went crazy, the evangelist de.
clared emphatically, startling his con
gregation. The supposed memory los
er simply could not re-coIlect; the sup
posed insane man simply could not
think, that's an. he said
No person az the tabernacle pos
sessed single atom or cell Of the
physical body he or she had been
born with, Mcconnell said. 4The ma
terial OF the body began dying Two 4
days after you were born, bnt you
never changed at alli' he declared,
Man will 80 out some day and there
viii be decomposition, dissolution. he
said, but man himself win not ha
changed Memory. conscience, rsa-
son, all the faculties Will be exactly
he same, the evangelist insisted. andl
le narrated the story Of Dives. the
'ich man Of Christ's parable who went
Q hell and whose memory created
Misery whose every mental facnlty
gas alert and active as when he lived
n earth You may not care much
bout religion, my brother McCon-
ell cried. but you're not wise ii you
re Indifferent to your future You're
ding somewhere, a
The preacher fema 1ad upon the i
ltelligent men Of Chickasha who knew b
ley had mind, will, conscience. v
sason ana SO forth They knew IL d
Though they had never seen either. b
ct they scoffed at ihe idea Of an inn
ortal soul because nobody had ever s,
Zen II You're the soul, Mcconnell d
Sclaimed, and he asked il those men III
ere making any sort of preparation ii
i pelcc where they were going. Ia
He said there was future life, and
iat memory would be there. that man Jt
oud be unable to secure that peace b,
ocpred through forgetting He said r,
an now lived in world Of hope ana d
nrse but his day would set when
is life ended and he would go or NJ
menbering throughout eternity
Conscience, the faithful little moni- Al
I, would be there he said. ana MI
aere's nothing more absolutely AM
than the thought Of having con.
enne which yon can never get ria N
4 The more intelligence possess
the higher the standards set, the
re man win suffer, he asserted.
Mcconnell poisted tho way of
ace, through salvation offered BIZ
! Lord. Jesus Christ, who promised
blot out an sins and whose Father
d: fiji forgive yau just follow my
!, Jesus; you may not be perfect
my son win help you"
How | thank God for Jesus.' Nc
nneH cried fervently. and he con
ded with highly appeal for men
make their peace Immediately
Ar. and Mrs. stoyer gave q vocal
It, ~rhat Old Love that VIII Not
Me Go, and Ed Mcconnell sang
) Died in My Place" The Rev. Mr.
les Of Anadarko Offered prayer
Big Bilt' Tetley conducted fine
citing yesterday afternoon III the
sctor's room OF the First National
k, to which place all men are ur-
tly invited TO so each afternoon at
clock There We're forty-one men
sent in s1e room throughout the
vice and number Of others stool
he doorway Folding chairs viii
provided for the accommodation Of
Y who attend all other meetings m
q
he evangelisl gave a good annaai. E.a
talk TO men, urging the moral ana M
sious uphft Of Chickasha ana the
er Of their influence for good ii
community, Several business
gave short prayers and the meet
adjourned in exactly one-half hour.
IcConnell and Bob Stovar were M
hand with q folding organ, and
ic added TO the pleasantness of
gathering
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