The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-21

Tuesday nigh s1.5s
Previously reported 1.o:6fi2:s4
!. Total to date 81, q ~ 81
i. = I. + !. :. 8 !.
Weston certainly did itself proud
Tuesday night at the tabernacle Ats
least a 0 20 citizens Of the Lewis county
capital came over In special cars to-
have a part In the service at the big
Ihemlock shed. They were headed by
the Weston band and brought lotsgof
threatening weather made its use ais
most an impossib bi1ity and the pro
Iposed march about the city ha to be
abandoned. Seats had been reserved
for them and they were oon filed by
the visitors amid the plaudtts OF the
lClarksburg audience. 338SB
Its5was Just like homecoming. So
many Clarksburg folks have relatives
, in Weston and SO many Weston folks
have moved to- Clarksburg that the
fraternal bond Of fellowship between
the two cities is very close And then
the great work Of the Hamilton meet-a
SinEs In Weston last fail with the aus
tpicious beginning ii this city has fur.
ther cemented9 the bonds Of friend
ship. Ifiss
The Rev. j ohm Beddow. promoter
of happiness and good cheer and also
pastor of the First Methodist churclI
| at Weston, acted as spokesman for
the visitors. He was happy In 81 his re- s
marks and sincere in his tribute to-
the work done in their mi DIST. Other
pastors Of the Weston crowd had AZ
part In the service and a short tall by
Warren Hornor, skeptic. who was
converted at the Weston meeting. He
told how he had sought by SreasuhinE
ITO find out God g but failed and that
1T was only when he gave himself up
completely that he had found peace
He also told how that at midnight
after his conversion he & had burned
his infdeI 1ibrary. This fact was
published all over the country in the
daily press. The partys1 EFT at 1880
o'clock for home with the assurance
that their visit was q most welcome
lone and with "a hearty invitation to-
come back again. sss
1t was almost 8 o'clock before Dr..
Hamilton began his sermon but hes
went into it with vi gor and en- thusi-
asm. The subject, e "a Man Not
Ashamed z was taken from the Apos5s
ashamed ofsthesgospe1 or Christ and
in masterful smannerh he $coveradth the
reasons why no man should not sbe
ASHAMED OF the gospel OF Christ.
The store meeting this morning
was held at the atts-Lam berd store
Withsa good attendance and int crest
Tomorrow morning the meeting Will
be IN the lobby OF the Hotel wal doSaf
| 9:3 65o'co1ck s4;
A number eetings were held
today including la conf ference ofscoun4
ty people this afternoon at the tabersss
lnacle in charge Of a{$ DR.. Parlay FL.
zartman Of Ntnona Lake, Ind. AZ
young peoples meeting was held satS
i the LutheranSchurch In charge OF
Mrs. Hamilton while Mr.. snyde took
| the heyoungfpeoplea at the abernacle.a
DR.: Hamil lton wi iH sad dress the young
people tomorrow afterno ION. Shop
meetings were held today In charge
| EofSAIr. Taylor.
AT the Tuesday = ght service
Rev Mr.. Morrison of the Methodist
Protestant church spoke on behalf OF
the ministerial associa iation OF ttas
great sorrow that had come to- the ass
ISOLATION and the city at large IN the
death Of DR.. II. T. McC C1el1and and am
Inounced the time OF the funeral Ha
paid Ia splendid tribute to- the
who had done so niue to make the
success rbut who had
never been permit ted to attend II SER
vice.
Another flash ight picture OF tIigS Is
chorus was taken by Mr.. An1on and
Photographic viii be made ffEtheSne
tive issd developed successfully
|sEts part DR. Iamilt ton said last