The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-27
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WAS the singing Of "The Grand Old
Book" by the chorus and after the
closing verse was sun gthe members
hoisted the Bible to public view. A
duet Va ssuns BY Mrs. Rorrest Fank.
tansef ana Prof. Heaton. Among the
numbers rendered by the chorus and
the yconsreEation were: Let the
Lower Light; Be Burning" "Jesus
Included Me-" HE Died for Me-
'sBIessed Assurance" and others.
Twenty-Five NJ. v. T. conductors and
motormen attended the service last
night and they rendered. will There
Be Any stars in Ny Crown" as their
favorite number. Thirty Edgemon-
tors also attended the service last
night. During the evening Prof Hea-
ton "io,hed" the congregation and
injected some keen humor when all
those who were absent from Sunday
School yesterday were asked to sing
. song
The announcements for the week
were as follows:
Monday nisht-Yo ladies Of NJ.
P. Temple ana socities Of First NJ. e.
church will attend church services.
Tuesday night Employees Of stores
and w. G.. T. u. will attend church
services.
Wednesday night-Men OF Falrmont
Mining Machine Company and prcbab-
y the amployes Of the Helmick Foun-
dry, will attend church.
ThursdsS night oodmen OF the
, World win attend church.
Friday night-Bible class Of First M.
D. church and probably other
churches.
on Thursday afternoon the young
peoples rally will be held. g
Prayer was offered last night by
Rev. ]. g. Brcomfield, D. D, pastor
% the NJ. p. Temple. Rev. R. j.
Yeak, pastor OF the NJ. E. church,
south, rad the scripture lesson from
ST. John, XII. 1926. I
IN the course OF the sermon Rev.
Eddy said: "There are too many men
and women in Fairmont tonight who
are keeping Jesus Christ out OF their
lives. a death as itwere must take
place before the questionable thing in
our lives are killed and we see Jesus
Christ. What TRANSPORTATION would
take place it We could find Jesus
Christ In our pews. What q changed
/ effect It would have among the men
and women in the church and per-
haps 1t would cause the unsaved to
have q Different attitude towards
Christian people"
ooh, mother your daughter might
4 become an abandoned woman II you
allow her IT, frequent dance halls.
4 Your daughter has q chance to be an
4 abandoned girl II you permit the arms
of young blooded fellows tankcd up
with whiskey and vigor to embrace
! her. Tho subject was INTRIGUED by
\ Rev. Eddy when he said that stats.
4|tics show that seventy-five per cent Of
slhe abandoned girls have hecn traced
60 the dance floor. He expected that
some day there would be many weep
+ lng houses In Fairmont IL the dancing
wills permitted to continue.
IN opening Rev. Eddyas aid that It
MAS q gtea. responsibility to preach
{ before such a concourseof people. He
Presumed that all were present at the
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lins . new conception Of the Master.
III Christian men and women should
5 70. "Sir5we would see Jesus" was his
lext, which is found In st, John XII,
/ portion Of the u verse.
Ny though tonight he said. Is to
4 see Jesus and 1t should be eevrybody's
: ambition. Caristian or unsayed, to see
Jesus. The mon IN the gospel lesson
6ad q. deslrc to see Jesus, the son Of
the living God They knew that he
I had fed the muititudes. restored sight
+ 10 the blind. give hearing on to the
deaf and nande the dead rise. They
went toSsee Jesus. who was miracu-
ictisly great.
AZ this junction Rev. Eddy recalled
HE big stampede In Fairmont to, see
ailly Sundsy some few years ago whom
ie eppke on the important subject Of
Rrphihitipn y He pictured the big
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