The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-23
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High school students will have tie
right or way at the tabernacle to-
night and hundreds Of them are ex-
pected there to occupy reserved seats
for their special pleasure and profit.
Both the senior and junior depa r.
ments will be there and there is everv
indication that they Will make things
lively en- their time comes.
There was a large increase IN the
attendance last night over the attend
ance Of the night before and also an
increased interest was manifest The
song service was lively and Inspiring
with ya1iat;ons and
Special Chorus Work
from different sections OF the audience.
me Boosters came in for their share
OF the honors and by the time
Welch gets through with a course Of
framing for them ley Will be#ready
for public appearance which has been
scheduled for next Saturday sniPht
The members Of the regular clloi irSMtf1S
lose their seats for that night and the
Boosters will occupy the chairs.
Inc store meetings and other minor
gatherings are growing in interest,"
Inc last Of the uptown store meetinRa
was held this morning at the Bloch
Tailoring Company estab lishnnent ana
was we'll attended The Adamatona
meeting at the Martin store was also
we'll attended Dr.. #HAmilt ton spake IL
the first named place and nh. Snyder
at the last ment toned.
At the young peoples meeting
people signifed a desire to lead 81.
Christian life and signed cards efyinrs
their church preference.
Seventeen ID Decf4lnnS
Ish ere We're seventeen decisions at
the thursday night meeting. nearly
all being adults The first personraE
work OF the campaign was done then.
While goodly numb ber went down n
the audience and talked to people and
invited jlLl th em forward it was evident
i! lnat the evangelist was disappoiffte
that more did not go out into the work.
i he gave voice to his disapp
ana q e urged tn e professed Christi tos
elthers get to work or get8ins ~ posft ion
where they could do work ~ tllas
people come forward they are5sn nfef
Ibysa committee or usherB and sl1own
seats In front Of the pulp ter az
season sea OF struction and prayer by
the evang ellst. their names and church
Epreferences are taken and these catrfig
are turned over to the respective pas
tors
Tonight the erange elist VII preach
on Zen Bad Breaks and it is rum
ored that there will he sodnet thing
\ Y q I'm ln Y, some OF a4ls discussions
To Speak 10 yyonlen.s
"a sunday afternoonf at the First Meth
I odasf 1p1scopa church Miss Icss G.
Gaughey will speak to the women
Last Sunday the church was paoIaIN
and it IS expected that the att ttendances
Will be larger for the next. meetIng
This will be the IL last OF the unionS
meetings for women Afterlna1ts Sum
! day the women will be divided fnto
two sections, Miss adcGanghey speak
ing to the married women and {Afisss
lStraw$to the unmarried.
A most pleasing feature OF lieE
Thursday nj ifhts service was a selec
ton by a mixed quartet ffcm
First ethodist Episcopal chufch.
icomDosed OF Mrs. Glen WI liams. Mrs
Willis. W y F'rantz and Ranse1
Romine.
J'heseer1rnn for Last nd Eht fcIinuss.s
And Nathan said to DaviI.H
Thou art the man, & and David said
unto Nathan have sinned against
Esthe Lord .ss IN s
When God writes the history Dry soiEas
man. he does not omit anything:
He does not show the nobility of
an&and pass over kness. A8s
the cam era turned on landscape I'm
Ecludes the ills. valleys. houses
rocks and trees SO God takess In the
whole scope or mans life.
David has been portrayed To yis
Continued on nEpagetal1.1
Mr. and Mr.: 7sirts Lewis
Eily8 are now occupying Their nov
home at ATb1t