The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-16
AT Tabernacle Meeting Where
DR.. Hamilton Pre- hes An
other Powerful Sermon.
MANY CHURCHES in LINE
Shop Meeting is a Succ sand
Address to High School is
Much Apprec iated.
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Z Thursday night .. 1888
Total to date 1913 81. .s
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Successful beyond the most SAM
guine hopes of the churches was tthg
street demonstration last night in con-
Inection with the tabernacle campaign.
I It was Church Night and 1t brought
out the biggest religious parade In
| the history OF this part OF the stnta.
Seats we're reserved for more than
$500 people and these were not suite
lent to care for the people who were
in the line of march. Not far from
5000 people were in the parade By
the time 1t started Honors for the
largest delegation lay between The
Methodist and Baptists. Some idea
can be gathered from the fact that
when the first delegation arrived ut
the tabernacle the last part had not
left the First Methodist Episcopai
church, making continual line Of
people from Second street to thetalber
nacle. Thousands OF people lined the
streets witnessing t1e pageant The
churches participating in the parade
were the Methodist Protestant. Chris
tan, Methodist Episcopal, South; Bap
tist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Italian
Mission, Adamston Methodist Episco-
pal, First Methodist Episcopal |, Broad
Oaks Method dist Episcopal, Stealey
Heights United rethren Adamaton
United Brethren and scatterihx mem
bers OF other congregat ions The
tabernacle was packed Hfindfeds
gathered at the tabernacle but did
not enter because of lack Of seating
Dr. Hamilton was at his best
Vyelcll's chorus was also in tip bop
shape and did itself proud In the mus
ic. AZ special numberSWas also great
II appreciat ed The tenrperatureo1
the tabernacle was quite comfdrtafSles
and VENT lation was necessary The
boys and girls were In good shunorE
and everything passed off In fine
temper ygss 5 i$ss
Services Announced.
Toni ght. Evangelist Hamil ton vii
speak on .tHindrances to Revival
There will be a special service mo- 81
lTday night and three services Sum
day. morning at al o'clock, afternoons
1880 o'clock In the evening IN the
afternoon the Order Of Owls wi u at.ss
tend in a body and a reservation III
be made for them. Next Monday III 4
WhirlWind tour OF the count wild lii he
made by an autonlobil lie party IT. III SS
expected that between forty and fifty
al1tomobil les vii join in this demon
stration.s On Tuesday nj there Wi
be a big e1egation over from Weston
and it will be Weston night in the
first degree.
Tho first Of the shop meetings were n
held today at the Hazel atlas 9lass
factory with N IT. Taylor IN char
The Young Peop1 les meetings were
noon With N 4. Snyder In charge
Other meetings viii ne held as the
campaign progresses
Addresses High School
This 1norning at S O'Clock DR.: Ha1r1
dents. He was accom- MED by
Hamll ton. Iiss Straw and Mrs. SNelch
Soon there WI II be arrange a nj
school night and there VII be- some
thing dong for sure. s s
The ffering last d cunt
SlB7.5S III
The ollowing is a brief extra rom
the seImonsofsl last hts SSssss
Home and How to Make it GIappy..s
Psalm 0l:o. 81 Will wal N it i'm
house with a perfect heart a 1sss
nj Piety, should begin first ct Shom6 sEs
IL one is pious in his home, II Isl easy. s
a#Walk uprightly before the stranger
and nefgh bor Il everybody would