The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1917-03-29

!. essning service at Brown tab
.,. Is another great spiritual
= ws,laeHlsy evening The tab
..,,la was crowded and the inter-
q manifssted vas fine. 4 feature
|. Il song service was q speclai
n Il the children, assembled i'll
=, If The platform. The children
s win a willingness and were
I,.nIg eucoredp Mr. G'niee then
Ia that the mothers and fathers
/ II audience sing the same song,
a teey did, hui did not put the
M into their singing the youns
lass not into it. Even the choif
II d take d back scat when tae
Egdran started on the chorus.
In his preliminary remarks the
kaselist said he was requested to
|p,ouaee they had done 50 and ex-
Ea thanks to the Detroit Tigers
h ssillng off the dance planned for
& algAs al hotel Rigers. He said
4 vas reliably informed that the
kaoa OIL the Tigers was voluntary
esaase he Tigers bad no desire to
h. staabling blocks III TIE way
\ tie egaaselistic effort that is be-
I made. He said that taking them
I class be doubted IL one could
BIZ a cleaner lot OF men than would
tguad on The biz bali teams,
eg being devoted christian work
b The evangelist expressed heart
II thanks fer the kind eonsidera-
b and thoughtful coaftesles OF
3 Tigers, also the Elks' club in
alns off dance there out Of def
faee for the meeting. He said
Is organizations we're biz enough
sSe se4o regard for the christian
ri people aud the WORK in which
y a engaged aud that he
aaksl eaeh and every one.
-piisoncr."
lhe subject for the evening talk
i Prisoner word which ap-
an many times in the Bible. lie
II The first verse Of the third
kster Of Ephesians ~For this
~ Paul, the prisoner OF Jesus
R
lhaye been sent for many times"
1ared the evangelist. to listen to
ssshiess aud SIN OF some loved
Rho had been placed behind the
Invariably the loved ones
nat he is a victim of circum-
pcs ! have gone 70 the prisons
sfs cut The unfortunate ores to
. message 10 the aaddened
haze gone beaiud jha bars
sFa his long suake-iike string
alvlets, and naturally enough,
y come across the word prison
UNA Of the prisons some one
aese sad and bad eases stand
Prominently before me.
y leadlns The Bible ! have seen
VOID oiten, but never saw SIS
ass until one day not 70 long
Prisoner was one Of st. Paul's
s'l,s eSnfessions- Paul, the aged
VIZ prisoner OF God.
Ss''fe Jesus came to Saul of Tar
y could net believe In Ills deity.
ssia 'ills man is undermining the
s@a Of our fathershe has got
W L. Saul was unloYable, but
'oala have admired him. Ii
: fsht he stood by his guns.
. one Of these fellows who
Aase been labeled MAN.
s'aSe him that he was wrong
= would set right
Spustroke viii transform a
aa,9' 70 a preacher like Paul,
v pray God to strike down
NV aa- He hated the followers
!, '' ! with all his might. but
nsAt OF heaven flashed he
lord What wilt thou have me
ne Went down to Damascus
NY the church he despised.
'lsis is not a man or woman
1, ~ :, VINO would crown Jesus
uey would do what thev
.asy ought to do. God give us
\ ~ ~. Women who are big enough
4. a :. God wants them To do.
s.ia - road to Damascus God
ny w. q Saul ana it was st. Paul
,s,ss sa 0a. Whatever he did,
s,'' w. % walked IT was st. paul
!, sI 'ss, Of Jesus, He surrender
-. a's' and was tied to Jesus
N.Y. ,sas Of anbreakablo love.
|Aop ny \ ene class OF prisoners
! =, A'pe--in this class are
\ sa aS have passed out into the
|, !. 'a hating Christ. Some say
S., rope so long as there Is
Aoss '0s'e people have lie and
Il so,. one thing certain when
ss and We are usbored in,o