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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
nth THE REVIVAL PASTORS IN THE SOUTH CHURCHE
Holds In God We Trust on
Our Siuer Dollar is a Lie

Drifting Away From God" was
the subject chosen last night by
Evangelist John A Robinson in
warning the members OF the First
Church OF the Brethren. OF the
many who have drifted away from
the creator. how far they have gone.
the causes OF going in the wrong
direction. and the unavoidable con
sequences OF taking the wide path
downward. Using the power OF de-
scription and comparison, the speak
er likened life TO a stream, on which
man travelled. II man was not an
chored by a firm faith in Christ he
was at the mercy OF the current OF
temptation, which gathered momen-
tum as IL descended until the frail
bark OF life. came to the rocks and
rapids and the point OF salvation
having been passed. nothing re-
manned but death and destruction.
I'VE have in God we trust writ
ten across our dollars. the evangelist
declared, and I wish IL was removed
for IL is a lie. We do not trust in
God, we trust in the dollar. Chris
tians should not be like the ancient
Greek drama where one spoke and
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
EVERY PERSON HAS FOUR
DIFFERENT PERSONALITIES
Simon. Like Case of DIR. Jekyl and
Mr.. Hyde, Had Two
Qualities.

How Many People Live Under
Your Hat?" was the subject of Rev.
Melvin c. Hunts sermon last night
at the Trinity NJ Z. church. TAX
ing as his text, Thou art Simon.
Thou shalt be called Cephas." the
speaker drew a parallel between the
change in the personalities of Simon
and the possibilities Of change in
the personalities of people today.
The case of DR.. Jeckyl and Mr..
Hyde is not as strange as Stevenson
imagined. for even in the Bible we
find reference 10 the double person
atty Of Paul. Someone has said that
there are four different persons in
each mantle man whom his
friends think him 20 be, the man
whom his family thinks him to be.
the man as he thinks himself 20 be,
and the man as God knows him TO
be. The two that / want TO speak
OF tonight are the person that you
are tonight and the person that you
may be in % or so years from to-
night.
Jesus did not love Simon for
NlldL llt " ~ huA AOA WAldA AAE NVAtN
become We have the same posi-
bilities as did Simon, but II has been
truthfully said that what I am 20
be l am not becoming. The founda-
tons Of a good Christian life must
be laid I'm childhood. The most
wonderful thing about a baby 10 me
is that in its heart are possibilities
OF anything They are unlimited,
but the only thing 70 develop in the
right direction is the spirit Of Jesus
Christ. Which personality living
under your hat are YOU going % let
come TO the top and give TO Jesus?
What a chasm sometimes exists be-
tween what the child became and
what it might have became"
Sunday afternoon at o'clock
there will be a special meeting for
women only Solos will bs sung by
Mrs. +. II. Potter.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
No PUNISHMENT,
THEN NO REWARD
Rev. R. |. Champion in Ser
mon ContradiCtS Idea
There is No He'll.

There is a hell. an awful hell.
declared Rev. r. I. Champion in an
swering the query, rs there a hell1"
before the congregation at Lowell
heights NJ. E church last evening
Il am going to call it hell
H-E-L-L-not hades. or any other
term" exclaimed the preacher.
There are two reasons why the
question of hell should be discussed
more among our people. The first
is because Jesus Christ said SO
much about hell in the Scriptures.
Secondly. there would be more spir-
il among our church people They
..,uid have more love for God. They
would commit less sin. Were peO-
pie more thoroughly aroused to the
subject Of hell, certainly fewer sins
would be committed.
Many argue that there is no
hell, asserted the speaker Some
say that hell is simply a sort of in
terpolation, that IL was not taught
by Jesus. but was introduced by the
early church fathers 'chis is most
certainly not true. The doctrine OF
hell is taught in both the old and
inc new testaments. Some say that
this life is about all the he'll We
have: that the trials and sorrows
which we undergo constitutes ali OF
our punishment If this is so our
happiness. peace and comforts OF
this life are all the heaven which
we shall ever have. If we repudiate
hell. we must repudiate heaven also.
IF there is no hell, there is no
judgment; no judgment. no law; no
law. no sin; no sin. no atonement; no
atOnement, no Christ; no Christ. no
Bible; no Bible. no church; no
church. no standard of living, for all
would be confusion"
Rev. Champion announced that
services will be held tonight. Sun
day will be observed as mems day.
A mothers meeting will be held
Tuesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
STOMACH UPSET?
Set at the Real Cause-Take DR..
Edwards Olive Tablets

That's what thousands OF stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
taking tones, or trying 20 patch up a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
rcGi cause OF the ailment-clogged liver
and disordered bowels
Or. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing. healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per-
forming their natural functions. away
goes indigestion and stomach troubles.
II YOU have a bad taste in Your
mouth. tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy. don't-care feeling. no ambition or
energy. troubled with undigested foods.
YOU should take Olive Tablets. the sub
Stitute for calomel.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are \
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil You will know them BY their
olive color. They do the work without
gripping. cramps or pain.
Take one or two az bedtime for
quick relief. so YOU can eat what YOU
Ike. l0c and 2sc per box. All druggists.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
CONVERTS WITHIN THE
CHURCH ARE NEEDED
THE Fulfilled Promise" is Subject
of Sermon by Rev. W.
ri. Freshley.

TO be filled with the Holy spirit
is better advertising medium.
than to advertise free seats or no
collection taken" declared the Rev.
w. II. Freshley in his sermon, THE
FULFILLED Promise" Friday evening
at the First Evangelical church.
corner Lafayette and Monroe SITS.
The pastor chose his text from
the Acts. and 80, in which the
coming OF the Holy Spirit upon
the disciples is described. The fol-
lowers of Jesus before this time. .
the speaker said, were towards.
They were afraid TO preach the Cos
pei They were afraid to carry on
the work of the Lord. Once filled
with the Holy Spirit, however, the
disciples preached fearlessly."
The church today is looked upon
b. some as a laughing stock" as
serted the Rev. Freshley, because
the members not filled with the Holy
Spirit act no differently than those
who do not believe. There must be
a revival in the church; there must
be a coming Of the Holy Spirit. We
do not want converts from the out
side so much as we want converts in
the church. If the members are
right the unsaved Will follow the
Christians 20 God"
The Real Problem OF Efficiency
will be the subject OF an address by
Rev. Watkins Sunday morning at
the First Baptist church. Business
men Of the city are especially in
vited 10 attend. Special music will
also be on the evenings program.
Prayer service for the revival
campaign was held at a meeting of
the Women's Missionary society Of
the church Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. II. z. Spinney, 513 Z.
Broadway. Missionary talks were
also given by mem bers Of the So
ciety.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
THIRTEEN CONVERTS AT
INDIANA AV. CHRISTIAN
Members OF Congregation Are En-
coJraged TO Attend other
Revival Meetings.

Thirteen converts we're made at
the Indiana Avenue Christian
church Friday evening by Rev. w.
II. Brundige. pastor OF the congre-
cation, who delivered a brief ser
mon TO a large congregation. The
revival meetings at the church,
which have proved a big success,
will end Sunday evening with spe-
cial services. Special music will be
rendered.
Rev. Brundige encouraged the
members of his congregation TO at
tend the meetings held in the differ
ent churches in the city during the
revival campaign. explaining what
benefits could be derived by hearing
sermons from the other pastors and
evangelists.
The Bible, asserted Mr. Brund-
ige, is "A means by which. when
DESTROYS of such intercourse at all
times. There is a great storehouse
in the Bible"
He who refuses the gospel com
nits an objectionable sin" said
Rev. Brundige. God extends an in
vitation to US 70 become Christians.
but since we refuse TO listen to His
teachings we cannot hope to be
saved. We cross the death line
when the gospel does not appeal TO
us. When we go without God, we
are lost in this world 1t is a won
derful thing to be Christian at all
times"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
NILES, MICH.

Mr.. and Mrs. d. NJ. Fisher cele-
brated the saith anniversary of heir
marriage on Thursday and they
we're given a surprise by friends and
relatives in honor Of the event.
The funeral services for William
Rodican were held Friday afternoon
under the auspices Of the EIks' lodge
from the residence Of Thomas Win
lack. 1902 f. Oak ST. Rev. W. III.
Phelps OF the Presbyterian church
officiated. Burial was in Silver
Brook cemetery.
The funeral services for the in
FAINT daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
DeMutt. whose death occurred at
Elkhart. were held Friday afternoon
at the family residence, col Cherry
ST.
W Fl. Lyons who has been the
guest OF his brother Rev. a. w.
Lyons. and family left Friday for
Erie. Pa
Carmi smith returned FRIDAY
from a trip TO Hanover. n. H., and
&c New York city where he visited
his two sons
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. T. Miller OF De-
catur. Ind. have taken a lease OF
the old -heater building on Second
st. and will reopen the house about
March I.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17

the other acted. they should speak
and act Christ's word. We need not
bigger. but better churches. Amer,
leans are drifting from the harbor or
Christian peacefulness into a world
OF commercialism where Americas
dollar is Americas God. in its race
for wealth. A mothers prayers. the
light OF knowledge, the rock Of ages
and the cross OF Christ are frequent
means o. a drifting sinners rescue
I'VE drift from God. the speaker
explained. because Of the ungodly
influence Of associates. some malice
in our heart, 20 shield our pet sin.
or because we neglect the family
Bible the family altar. and family
prayer"
Services Will be held az the First
Brethren church all next week To-
night. the sermon Will be on The
Second Coming OF Christ" and will
have special reference TO Gods
word as illustrated in the present
European conflict. Sunday afternoon.
the evangelist will speak at "a mass
meeting for men only. his topic viii
be The Sins That Kill" The Sunday
evening sermon Will be on the I'm
portance of Youth"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
PENNIES USED To
ILLUSTRATE TALK
Comparison is Made Between
Coins and Gods Word
by Minister.

A sermon without words was
given by Rev. John S. Burns. pastor
Of the Trinity Presbyterian church,
last night. An invitation was ex
tended to those present to come for
ward and receive a penny. At first
some came without hesitating, 9TH
ers came forward, and, seeing some
one they knew going down the
aisles, joined them; some tried TO
have others get one for them, but
Rev. Burns shook his head at these
requests. Parents with children IN
arms were given pennies and the
children received new Lincoln pen
MES. A number of people did not
come forward at all
Now the sermon is over" said
the pastor. 81 shall now deliver
brief message" Continuing, he said:
This is the way people receive the
salvation of God Some come with
out hesitation and take what God
offers so freely. because they real
ize their need and the value OF the
gift or else they may come quickly
without first counting the cost and
these too often throw IL away. some
will hesitate waiting 10 make up
their mind or waiting for others 70.
IL is a great thing 10 see parents
bringing their children up in the
Christian Ife-training them up to
be children and soldiers of Christ.
Those who wished others 70 get
them a penny are like the man who
wishes to reach heaven on his wife S
religion. We must accept Christ.
each one for ourselves. We must
have the faith.
Now look at the pennies I have
given you. Is there anything wrong
with them ?" ne asked. Mine is
bent" spoke one man: "the Indian
on mine has a dirty face" exclaimed
one little girl" Mine is all
scratched" said another. Opportu-
nifty was given for any one TO ex-
change dirty, defaced or bent pen
MES for bright new ones. This is
like the word Of Christ; He is will
ing to exchange for our old life
dirty. married. and bent lives-in eX-
change for a clean life"
A special choir rendered several
numbers, with Mrs. J. c. Vermande
az the piano. Opal Hathaway.
years old. the youngest member Of
the congregation, played q piano
solo. Last nights services were the
closing Of the revival.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
SIN DETHRONES
ALL GOOD VIRTUES
Devil is Not Licked Yet, But
He is on the
Run.

we haven't the devil licked vet.
but he's on the rum" declared Rev.
L. c. Elliott at the Epworth VI. F.
church last night When a man
gets full Of spirits" continued the
speaker in urging the congregation
70 keep up the good work already
we'll under way, folks will look at
him. When he gets full Of religion
folks will look at him again, but in
what a different light.
Sin is a reality, a treason against
God. II dethrones every virtue on
the face of the earth. II digs every
grave. breaks every heart, steals the
lovely virtue from our daughters
and communicates our sons. In a
word it is death, physical death as
well as spiritual. It laughs like a
course comedian in our very faces.
Thus sin has prepared a death
from which we can be delivered in
but one way. In talking TO some
folks here tonight 1 know their
minds are as blank as a vacuum.
You're dead. But listen. you have a
spirit and that spirit is never going
TO die The human heart above all
things is deceiving you and although
you may think you're alive, you're
as dead as the proverbial door-nail-
God does not owe us anything.
He doesn't have to save me. You
can't In honesty feel that you are
entitled 10 a reward. But He gives
us salvation despite the fact that we
haven't any coming by right. The
thing South Bend needs more than
anything else is vision OF God.
Death is an imposition on life.
The human body. we are told, re-
news itself every seven years. and
physicians marvel why we should
die. There is not natural law that
we should die, but the fact is we
must all pass away. And the reason
is-the penalty we have O. pay for
our misdemeanors. for the wages OF
sin is death Christ has made the
tomb an avenue through which we
can walk to immortality"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
POPULAR PEOPLE HAVE
PECULIAR TEMPTATIONS
Must Not Have Vain Confidence in
Own Virtues, Rev. Haley
Declares.

Using the rich young ruler as an
illustration in presenting his sermon
on Three Looks Of Jesus" last even
ing at the Mizpah Evangelical
church. Rev. Daniel A. Haley. pastor
OF the church, developed two Of the
points Of his address, the last being
the look of encouragement" given
the apostles by Christ. He said in
part;
Coming to Jesus is the right
thing If we come in the right way.
with a right purpose. in a right spir-
it. The rich young ruler did not
come in that manner. He came in
tending 10 retain his worldly riches.
The last element of his coming was
here left out. True. he came pub
licly eagerly, humbly and respect
fully. but he also came in a spirit
of self conceit." Continuing. the
speaker emphasized the fact that
self complacency. self righteousness
and satisfaction too often have a
firm hold on individuals. You
should not, he said, have vain
confidence in your own virtues and
measures"
Speaking Of the second look Of
Christ. that OF faithfulness, Rev.
Haley said: The young ruler left
sorrowful. because he was rich.
Rich and popular folks have pecu-
liar temptation. but they must learn
that riches will not give hope, will
not go with US, will not save US.
Religion only will secure YOU Tt IS
the many little things that rob OF
us our peace with God
The third look OF Christ was a
look OF encouragement 10 the disci-
pies. How many shoppers are there
in the kingdom, people who give up
hope? With God the impossibilities
of men become possibilities. Jesus
will help if you try"
Announcement was ms de follow
ing the sermon that services will
continue indefinitely. week day
services starting at 7:45 o'clock.
The Great Question" IS 10 be the
pastors subject for Sunday morn
ing and he will speak in the even
ing on Three Momentous Words.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
STORY OF BLIND MAN
SUBJECT OF SERMON

Power of belief in Jesus Christ.
the Son OF God. was illustrated in a
striking manner in a running ac-
count OF the story OF the blind man
woh was healed at the well. by the
Rev. J. \. Groves. evangelist At the
Conference Memorial church, SOS 5.
-. Joseph st. last evening.
The speaker took as his text John
o applying the account OF the blind
man 10 the workings of the church
of this age. Rev. Groves scored the
church members who do not have
the faith of the blind man at the
we'll"
Four conversions were made fol-
lowing an invitation by the evange-
list. and as many people raised
their hands asking 70 be prayed for.
A large crowd was in attendance,
many being inactive memb ers of the
church. Because OF the renewed in
terest. meetings will he continued
at the church next week under the
direction OF Rev. Groves
The subjects for Sundays ser
mons. as announced last evening.
are. Morning. The Working
Church" and Divine Certainties'
in the evening. The pastor, Rev G..
r. Byrer. viii lead the singing. Rev.
Groves will address a special meet
ing for women, 20 be held in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon
at o'clock.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
CHRIST DEATH
REAL LOVE TEST
No One Can Doubt Genuine
ness of His Feeling for Us,
Says Rev. c. E. EnterIine.

The devu Is the god 81 this
world, asserted Rev. George r. Ell
terline pastor Of the Quincy Street
baptist church. last night. land he
offered Il 20 Christ on condition that
Jesus bow down and adore Him.
But Christ paid the painful price for
the world. He went the way OF the
cross for our salvation"
Taking as his text. John Y. 1919,
this. that he lay down his life for
his friends" Rev. Enterline gave
an eloquent sermon on Loves
Growing Deed" There IS a cli-
max in love just as I'm everything
else" the speaker continued. The
words OF my text express the climax
Of love. the highest point 70 which
il can attain. Jesus Christ gave up
His life for us. freely, generously,
lovingly. Such vas His love for as.
1T represents the dearest SINGER
ity Of lOve-that even life be saCri-
need for it. Surely no one can doubt
the genuineness OF such a love.
Words cannot even give faint echoes
Of true love. That is why lovers so
eagerly supplement their words by
precious gifts. but all too often such
gifts do not represent self-abnega-
ton. The true lover gives ALL
home. friends, future,-to prove the
intensity Of his love. Jesus did an
this and infinitely more when He
left heaven 10 redeem the poor sin
ners he loved.
Death is "a browning sacrifice 20
love because It comprehends all
other gifts. Gods love had no bot
tom no limit. but was infinite. Cod
needed not 20 debut He did die
and for His enemies. that they
might become His friends with
death we sacrifice all-in that one
act IS love put 20 the supreme test.
II is perhaps easy TO die for friend
IL need be, but 10 die for ones enc
mies.-that is Godlike.
When Jesus died for us. He not
alone suffered the punishment that
should have been ours but He AS
sumed our guilt. lie so perfectly
filled our place 60 sin. so complete
~ took upon Himself our evil :hat
God the Father hid His face from
His Son"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-17
MAN WILL GIVE
WORLD FOR CHRIST
Vision Of Gods Kingdom
Causes Surrender of Honor,
Wealth and Popularity.

Let a man once get within him a
vision OF the kingdom Of God and
he viii give all he has. honor. wealth
and popularity. in order TO obtain il.
as st. Paul did. What is our diff
Guilty? The reason we have not been
willing to surrender ourselves and
all we have is that we have not yet
had full vision Of the kingdom OF
God"
Thus spoke the Rev Henry L.
Davis at the First VI. E. church last
evening in his sermon on The Price
We Must Pay"
Speaking in parallels. Christ said
that a man discovered a field where
in lay great treasures and that he
sold all his possessions in order TO
buy that field" said the pastor.
Another man saw a pearl OF su-
preme value. which he purchased
with the money he raised by selling
his pearls, regardless of their size,
their value. and their beauty. So the
kingdom Of heaven is the supreme
value for which man is willing TO
give his all.
Everything has intrinsic value
and this value is measured by its
utility and durability. With either
OF these impaired in any way a
thing cannot have supreme value.
The pyramids of the ancient Egyp-
tions are probably the most endur-
able things ever constructed by man,
but because they lack utility they
have no supreme value. Utility
without durability will give a thing
value for a time, but the value will
not be lasting. When Christ said
that the kingdom of God is of SUI
preme value He understood what
value is.
Although we make religion an
abstract thing, il is a concrete thing
which is fully understood by him
who possesses it. We cannot see it,
but Christ said that IL is within us.
1t is love, long-suffering and faith.
To possess love is TO have patience.
Love is not easily provoked. 1t is
quiet and gentle. II envieth not. II
thinketh no evil. 1t rejoices not In
iniquity, but it holds TO the truth
and endures all things. Is that
worth while in life? 1t is peace in
the world Of toll and competition.
Are you persuaded that you want
these? They are the things without
which you dare not face the great
crisis Of your life. They are the su-
preme things in this life. They are
things that are brought TO you when
you possess the kingdom of God.
In order 10 obtain the supreme
value OF the kingdom of God we
must surrender ourselves entirely TO
Christ and if it is necessary must
give up our brothers and sisters, our
fathers and mothers for His sake.
For unless the kingdom of God is
placed first in our lives il is as moth
ing in our lives. But those who re-
fuse TO surrender themselves 10
Christ are doing so at a great loss
10 themselves. They lose that divine
love which is of supreme value"
At the close Of the sermon there
was a conservation service in which
all the members of the church as
sembled before the pulpit.