Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-27

MARIE lllNI-S0lAlllNt
worlds funniest comedienne in mi
/ Hes Tomato Surprise" I'm six riOtous
reels at the Majestic Thursday and
Friday
Sunday night. Tuesday night the in
crease was noticeable but not proper
( tionately great Reverend Potter the
/ reNivalist, will talk tonight on "Ihe
/ Serponts Trail" Mr.. Potter has at
tractod wonderful attention in that
portion Of the city and his work is
Substituting IL. c. Mulard in the
work with the College hill congrega-
tiOn at Kendall Thomas Murry, a
member Of the student body at
Kendall college, will preach at the
Kendall grade school tonight and to-
morrow night. Mr.. Murray's subject
was not announced but he is young
theOlogian in whom the whole col
/ leEe and community is Interested ana
his appearance in the revival is
greeted with great pleasure on the
part Of the congregation.
"The hardest resolution on earth to
make is the topic of Rev r. j. Lamb
at the Bullette Memorial Presbyterian
church tonight Mrs. Forest Reese
will sing for him tonight, assisting in
the work assumed by her husband
who has been playing the cornet for
Doctor Lamb. More than ordinary
interest has been shown In Doctor
Lambs work IN the little outlying
church and he himself Is becoming
exceedingly enthusiastic over the pros,
poets and attached to his congrega-
, ton.
, Afternoon Meetings.
He must be born again" is the
/ subject chosen by Rev. A. B. Gross
, man Of the Orcutt Memorial church
for tonlght'S discussion. "The guilt
and power of sin" was last nights
topic, Mr. Grossman reports unusual
success and good results Cmanating
which he holds at tha church every
day. except Saturday. The same re-
! port has come also from the First
Methodist church where Rev. Perry
. Il. Pierce Is holding afternoon serv-
ices each day at 2:3O o'clock. Rev
, erend Pierce's subject for tonight is
"The Power to Witness" continued
/ from last night when unusual inter-
est was aroused on the subject. THE
Earnest of the Spirit will be Rever-
I end Pierce's topic Of discussion this
afternoon. Rev. Frank Neff states
! that wonderful work Is being done by
2 the choir in special songs and chorus
. work
a Rev Finis CrutchfieId, revivalist al
9 tho Southern Methodist church for
y Rev L. s. Barton, has already emu
I merated fourteen new mCmbers. Rev
erend CrutChfield's work has done re-
, markable good. The attendance has
= been comparatively good considering
lhe size Of the congregation and un-
. usual interest has been aroused by
= the afternoon sessions. Meetings are
held at O'Clock p. m, as well as al
1880 at night.
Rev. l.. s. Floyd of the First Bap.
g tist church reports his morninl
4 and In numbers daily. YESTERDAY
! morning at the early hour 4g per
! sons assembled with him at the
g church to engage in a thirty-minutC
t devotional exercise, preparatory tc
a the days work.
Removing the Stones" is hi,
topic for tonight, postponed from las
q night. The sermon is taken from the
q resurrection Of Lazarus. whore Chris
4 told the men to roll away the stone
n from the grave Rev. FlOvd applie.
A the scripture to the present age b,
81 showing that God should not be asked
Il for aid until man has done all thai
II dcth within his power First, do al
Il In mortal power before askinl
q divine power for miracle The
Z stones DR.. Floyd refers to are tn,
Il impcdiments Of Indifference and un
Il belief. These things which mOrta
" man can battle with must first be me
II by man before they call upon Go,
N to blot their sins out and purgD
Il their souls.
''The Wages of Sin"
n Last night Rev. Darby spoke at tn
4 q / g..
q Sin Is Death" He said, in part:
THE wages of sin is death just a.
q sure and as unfailing as Gods law
n are inevitable, Ever since God. spOk
81 in the Garden Of Eden those wage
II have been paid He also teaches tina
n eternal life is the gift of God through
y Jesus Christ,
The sinner is in the service of hi
= master, the Devil, and his maste
q will pay his wages just as sure as the
= are earned, and the sinner earn
q the wages paid in this case. We litu
n think Of the terrible consequences o
" sin until It is too late to correct tn
n wrongs done.
H The Nervousness Of sin cannot b
n realized until We see the remed
"a and consequences Of sin. 1t under
Il mines character The sinner con
n tinu6s in the most heinous sin unit
y he fails to realize the terribleness o
f its effects. 1t IS sin that has damne
h and ruined character that can
"A not be ohiterated through a
E eternity, 1t is sin that has sent mil
n lions down TO untimely graves, 1t
n sin that has broken mothers heart,
e It Is sin that is running souls righ
N now in Tulsa, everywhere for tina
q matter. II is sin that will keep yo
n out of heaven, It is sin that wi
n separate you from all your love
n ones in heaven, 1t is sin that make
you hold. off from the kingdom {
q heaven tonight, and 1t IL sin that
actually numbering your soul tonigh
sin is the worst murderer in all tn
M world"