The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-08

special eVdn9eIlStic singer, VINO VIII
lead singing at mems meeting.
The Week Of Prayer for young men
| opens Sunday and is to be observed in
| connection with the evangelistic cam
paign prayer meetings. Tomorrow at
ternoon's meeting will take into &C
count this special prayer week.
A mems prayer meeting is to be
held at the Y. NJ. G. A. each weekday
morning next week from 9 to 9:15
O'Clock and all interested men are in
vited to meet with the secretaries in
this service.
Many Special Workers.
a number of special evangelistic
singers and workers are assisting in
the meetings in the churches Of
Wayne county and a growing interest
seems to be manifesting itself.
Added services are to be opened
next week where services have not
been held each night this week. TO
morrow is expected to be day of I'M
usual interest in the churches of the
city and every resident of the. city
is invited to attend the church of
his choice.
Evangelistic services will not be
held in most of the city and county
churches tonight. but Sundays regu-
lar morning and evening services will
touch upon the campaign.
Behold, the Arisen Savior" is the
subject of the Rev. A. F. Dressed Of
the First English Lutheran church for
morning. Sunday evening his subject
will be "a Dozen Don'ts". Friday
evening, owing to the absence of the
Row nroccn1 va
former pastor of the East Main Street
Friends church, occupied the pulpit
and spoke on the "Preeminence of
Christ"
At the East Main Street Friends
church the new pastor, the Rev. E..
Howard Brown, spoke on the Invest
ment of Life. The young people
sang at the services Friday night;
Miss Ruth Foulke with several stero-
| opticon views and Miss Mills of
Earlham college also sang. Sunday
the Rev. Brown will preach on 1.-TWO
Great Evils of the Church" at the
morning service, and on "Sin and Its
Remedy" in the evening.
"The Inert City will be the subject
of the Rev. Raymond Isley, of the
Second English Lutheran church, Sun
day morning; Sunday evening he will
preach on In His Steps. Special
services will be held at this church
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday evenings. Yesterday ev-
ening he spoke on "The Keeping
Christ"
The Rev. J. S, Hill, pastor of the
Reid Memorial church, will prea CHI
on Things That Hinder" at the 1920
services and in the evening on The
Story Of a Great RevivaI'
Davis Speaks in Franklin
On Sunday evening the Rev. E. r.
Davis, pastor of the Second Presby-
terrain church, will preach on THE
Tragedy of the Unbeliever'. Morn
ing survives for worship will be held
as usual. Sunday afternoon the Rev.
Davis will speak on bible School
Evangelism" at the township bible
school institute to be held at Dublin.
Saturday the Rev. Davis spoke at
an all day meeting of the Presbyter-
ian churches of Franklin county at
Mt. Carmel
The Whitewater Friends church has
been holding special meetings
throughout the campaign. The Rev.
George Bird, of Greenfield, will as.
sist the pastor every evening next
week, beginning Monday and continu-
ing through the week.
prayer" will be the subject Of the
sermon to be delivered by the Rev.
R. L. Semans at the morning services
Sunday of the First NJ. E. church. In
the evening he will preach ons"The
Appeal of the Church to Men. Clar-
ence Stevens, q musician of ability,
will lead the singing and other music.
christian Life and Service" Is the
subject Of the Rev. Shelby Lees SER
mon Sunday morning. Sunday even
ing he will preach on "The Indwelling
Christ. Beginning Monday night
the Rev. Henry A Blackmeyer will
lead the evangelistic singing through
out the week.