The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-08-22

yival efeort by all tho churches or
Salem nears and as the opening date
approaches, SUNDAY. August %, the
interest and anticipation grows TIE
preliminary plans and organization
J, haEA been thorough and complete
kand the workers from all: the church
es are entering heartily I'm the prep
aratione and faithfully doing the du-
ties assigned to each.
The Nork of publicity and adyer-
Using the important occasion IL Pro-
eeeding, and by newspapers, post
ers, announcements and the person-
al Invitation and conversation the
event is well known and heralded In
nearby and accessible territory.
Cottage Prayer Meetings.
The cottage prayer meetings are
being held, two In each ward Of the
ofty two nights of the week. with the
full union prayer service at one CT
the churches on the regular mid
week prayer night. ALI these ser
vices have been we'll attended and
devout interest has been noted.
The music committee arranged for
the first meeting of the members OF
the large chorus last Thursday night
which started another feature to add
to the growing interest. It is desired
that at least a chorus OF 200 voices
compose the singing class and that
this will be increased as the meet
ings proceed and grow in power and
interest.
To Erect Tabernacle.
The tabernacle committee has
It's work we'll in hand, the lumbep
for the large structure ordered a1d
the same will be in the yard at an
early date and placed on the school
lot for hasty erection when the date
Is announced.
With fine community interest and
the element of interest and willing
ness evidenced by the metn bership Of
all the churches and 9Sstematic or
ganizatfon of the Bromley party. the
personality Of the evangelist and the
drawing and CONVINCING power Of
the gospel, greet revival is ineyl-
table, and Salem and vicinity will
receive a great blessing from the
Lord.
TIE Evangelist.
EvangeliM Henry w. Bromley is
q man of wonderful personality. He
Is a typical Southerner. with cul-
tured brain. a tender. sympathetic
heart and a tongue of flame all ded-
icatod to the service of his Lord.
As preacher. Bromley is second
tofnone. Never in all the experience
Of the writer has he seen the pro-
found things of human life SO ire
en0ouSly presented ana SuInuslds-
tically listened to by the masses az
we have in the pulpit work of this
evangelist.
Bromley goes from the lightest
vein to the most profound depths Of
; human philosophy and carries. the
audience with him. He can pro-
pound in the common language the
most Tremendous conceptions Of hu-
man thought and seems to have an
inexhaustible supply of information
on every. conceivable subject and ID
considered in the minds of the most
cultured man of remarkable intel
lectual attainments. He is especial
ly gifted in making popular and pro.
found elements of Christianity and
his preaching appeals to the thinker
as well as to the masses.
Knows Men and Books.
He is acquainted with men, books
and nature, and shows his familiar
ity with them by weaving in here
and there in his dfscourses in great
style and knowledge that he pos
sesses.
1t is generally thought that the
evangelist who stirs things need no
and usually is not man of culture
This fsS not true of Bromley. He II
whirlwind and breaches strafgh