The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-10-03
BETTER
ASH RESULT
! OF CAMPAIGN
lust Closed There by Eyangel:
ist Henry w. Bromley and
disparity of Workers.


" 4 II II. /. M IN
SALEM. OCT. The aye weeks
union eyangelisticy campaign under
the direction Of the Rev, Henry W.
Bromley. and party, came to 4 sue
cessful close Thursday night. "A mark
ed degree Of ;religi ous feryor and In
terest has been IN evidence from the
beginning Of the campaign that In
creased to the very closing service.
Nine hundred and eighty-three de-
cisions were reported. These are put
in three classes new concerts, re-
inewed church mem bers, and persons
desiring to make d change Of church
home by letter. The results Of the
efforts are highly gratifying to the
pastors Of Salem all Of whom Joined
enthusiastically in the work OF the
revival. Another evidence OF the
view OF the revival taken by our peo-
pie and business NON is the liberal
and very generous amount given to
the evangelist and his co-workers, for
the five weeks labor. This exceeds
50 o besides some special donations
to all the indiyi duals Of the party.
|. Taken into consideration the size Of
the city. we venture to state that this
10 the most generous gift to any
similar effort hitherto in the state and
salem's enyiable record for gener-
osity.
The evangelistic party has depart
ed for their next field Of labor, At
lantic. Iowa, when they will inau-
gurate today another like campaign
in that city, and when they take the
.prayerful good wishes Of many from
here. The assistant evangelist Of the
party is the Rev. 3. D. Filters, for a
long time a memb Der Of the West Yir-
GINA Methodist Episcopal conference
and was on the, Salem field in the
years 1901 and 1903 and recently
served the McMechen Methodist Epis-
Scopal church. He is proving valua-
BILE and versatile addition to; the
ievangelistic party. Two Christian
clubs are being Organized as a result
of the meeting. One for young men
and also one for young women.
The woman's organization was per-
tected with Mrs. j. Ed, Trainer, presi-
dent, and Miss Yelma Leonard, secre-
tary. It Is the purpose to have down
town rooms for each Of the clubs and
the Christian features will be en-
lphasized although physical culture
and wholesome reading will be also
provided for each Of the club mem
bers. The clubs will be interde-
nominational, and. will seek to put
into protective Christian principals Of
life and conduct.
The Rev. Paul D. Otkling minis
ter OF the Catholic church has been
transferred to White Sulphur Springs
and the Rev. Father WhiIN, located
here by the bishop. He has arrived
on new field of labor.
y The Rev. j. T. Hickman, the new
ly assigned Methodist Episcopal min
lister here has arrived and will ~
cupy his new pulpit today. He was
formerly stationed at West Union.
William Raney Heaton, Of Parkers-;l
burg, and Miss Stella Morris, wereiI
married at the Baptist study Satur-l
day morning. They left on, train No.
8 for Parkersburg. Mrs. Heaton is a
teacher in the primary department.
OF the public school :gld a great fav-
orite among her friends. DR.. e. J.
Woofter performed the ceremony. 4
.. W. Weekley, local photographer,
who has been critically Ill with
typhoid fever, is reported to be con-
yalescining and his recovery is now
expected.