The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-05-09

Sunday promises 10 be big day
at the tabernacle. Beginning with "a
mammoth Sunday school demonstra-
ZION this morning when all the afaliat-
ing Sunday schools of the city VIII
march in a body 70 the tabernacle and
a special service will be held for them
and closing with a big mass meeting
at night. il will undoubtedly be the
biggest day OF the campaign yet held
The afternoon meeting for men onl;-
VIII attract many and the message,
"A Losing Game is live one and
every man should hear il. Many a
man in C1arksburg today is playing
a losing game and has not found 1t
out as yet Others are just beginning
to have their eyes opened and are
making a bee line for the winning
side.
sunday night Evangelist Hamilton
VII preach on the -Unpardonabie
Sin" and it promises 10 be one Of the
Most Vital Messages
Of the meeting. Many man or wom-
an thinks they have committed this
great and unforgivabie act when they
are under a delusion. Again there
may be others who are going along
easy and unconcerned who will wake
UP some time to find themselves
dulouS W. CO.
lost.
A glance at the weeks program as
given in this issue of the Telegram
will show a lot OF interesting things
to come OF during the next few days.
There will be delegations and special
services every night next week
Last Nights Service.
There was good attendance last
night for Saturday night and the in
ierest was at high pitch One thinS
that affects the meetings on SATURDAY
night is the large percentage OF new
faces thar are to be seen. MANY folks
come 20 town on Saturday night and
take this opportunity 10 visit the tab
e-pacle. some of them come back
AFTER rhs first visit and others never
return
The serman was brief but to the
noint The subject. The Eternal
Question: What is Your Answer" was
one that was easy TO make personal
application. The preacher said that
many a man was being asked the same
interrogation as those he quoted and
that every man had TO make an ans
wer. The preacher was earnest, MS
message was virile and punctuated
with bursts OF eloquence and earnest
mes sand evidently the audience was
appreciative Quite goodly number
OF decisions were made during the
after meeting.
Al 2:30 O'Clock this afternoon Mr..
Young will speak 10 the married won-
en- a; the First Methodist church and
at the same hour Miss McGaushey
viii address the unmarried women AT
the FIRST Baptist church. To these
meetings the ladies of the city are
cordially invited
The Sermon.
The sermon OF last night in part Is
The Eternal Question. What Is Your
.-Hcw long halt ye between two
opinions"
What will We give me
What viii thou say when he shall
punish thee"
Sometimes God startles us with
question. II is the most effective way
10 get our attention. / have chosen
four of them. They are questions
which deal effectively with our VIE
fare now and for eternity.
Indecision.
How long halt ye between Two
opinions?" If God be God, serve him
II Bail be God. serve him. II IS a
graf: tying thing 70 find people Who are
our and out You know what to ex-
pect. II they have decided for Christ
they are not ashamed 10 let the world
know it. II they have chosen the devil
as their master they let the world
know IL This question was raised
by the old prophet to arouse the weak
kneed. vascila1ing. compromising peo-
pie. who were debating what they
should do. How long have you halted2
How long will you halt? The very
fact that you halt and debate the fact
OF right and wrong indicates weak