The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22
would tend to retard the progress
of the work of God.


The Evangelist'S Wife.
Mrs. Bromley Is indeed valuable
mem Der of the party, being a wo-
man of remarkable ability. She Is
we'll fitted to assist her husband In
the arduous duties attached. to the
great campaigns. She is woman
of broad outlook and is consecra ted
to the service of her master. Her
work among the women and girls Is
of tremendous value to the CAM
paign She is greatly attached to
her husband and feels that 1t is
one of her greatest. duties to see that
Travelled with him now more than
fifteen years and is devoted to the
winning of souls.
She has a sweet voice dedicat ted
to her Lord, and whether singing in
the chorus. or in duet, or solo, her
words are clear and sweet, and carry
q message to the congregation. No
campaign is complete without her
presence and work.
Music and the Chorus Director,
1 Another valuable member of the
Bromley organization is Prof. VIII
liam H. Myers, of Nebraska. He is
a man, of great. musical ability and
his work. as musical director Is OF
coming to be recognized as one OF
the great leaders OF music in the
evangelistic world. His solo york
is exceptionally fine. He has tenor
voice of rare effectiveness.
Music is one of the essential parts
of the Bromley campaign. There
is wonderful power In music and es-
pecially when it is sung by a big
chorus of well drilled voices, being
well organized and inspired by their
great leader. who puts his very life
into his work, and gets them to do
their best, .. A, So
Prof. Myers has been with DR..
Bromley for over Ave years and not
only is he efficient in music but is
personal worker and greatly assists
the evangelist, naging spectal
meetings. workers conferences. etc,
looking after much detail to the re-
lies of the doctor.
Music Plays Vital Part.
In these late years music has been
given a most prominent place IN
Christian service materially contrib
utfnR tie great spiritual victories.
Music Is indeed a vital part of any
revival. has been all down through
the ages and will continue to be.
Especially is this true of the Brom-
ley meetings The tabernacle rings
with the songs that are sung by the
large choruses and Every song has
message"
Night after night the audiences
that greet the evangelist are lifted
by the choruses sung from the great
hook used by the Bromley party.
This is splendid preparation for
tho remainder of the service. thus
becoming effective in winning souls
to Christ.
The Young Mems Work.
We turn to another member OF
the party who has proven himself
valrable man-Mr D. l.. Anderson
VINO is in charge of the young men S
work and is private secretary of Dr..
Bromley He is thoroughly devoted
4. to the work of the Master and ope
aa.sds but to know him to love and
\ ad n1ire him. He wields great in
huence over the young men. espec-
tally the boys of the high school. He
lis of an enthusiastic nature and in
spires work among the students. He
lis a lover Of outdoor life. a man OF
considerable athletic training, and OF
strong physique. which appeals to
the average young man.
Mr. Anderson is South Dakota
lIniSe-sity man and before entering
1.-THE evangelisttc work with DR.. Brom-
Hey was professional ball player.
i In addition to his work among the
young men and young women and
that of secretary to the evangelist,
Mr.. Anderson is physical director to
1.-The party. He is splendid masseur
ana having himself given special
kufo TO osteopathy, he is entneErs
able to take care OF thu evangelist
whose work requires physical care
ltaker Mr., Anderson is devoted to
EDr. Bromley and the doctor Is. great
liz attached. to his secretary whom
The frequently calls This right hand
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The Organizer.
! The Rev. William E. Parrish Is