The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-01-20

the late Or. Chaplain told obut the
length of eternity, the key note Of
which was eternity begins where COM
putation ends.
Rev Wells said: ed helps the man
when he ceases to repent himself, Sin
means the loss Of our self respect and
the respect of our fellow men. Sin
means the loss OF the respect OF God.
You may hide your sins, but You can
never hide them from yourself or
Cod"
There are four steps to Salvation
repentance. belief in Jesus Christ,
confessing Jesus Christ before men
and obeying His word. In closing he
urged his hearers to stand upon the
power Of Cod
The Afternoon Meeting.
p Seventy young folks attended the
mass meeting in the Diamond Street
Methodist Episcopal church yesterday
afternoon. At the servie these songs
' were rendered: Sunshine in the
Soul, 4 Must Tell Jesus" I'VE Shall
See the King Some Day" Its Just
Like His Great Love- and Just AS u
Am Without One Plea" One Of the
features was tenor solo by b. j
Mckinley the choir director, entitled,
Keep Your Heart on the Throttle and
Your Eye on the Rail-
The .alk was given by Rev. G. r.
Eddy, pastor Of the Palatine Baptist
church, who took as his subject,
Youths Opportunity" from Mark
x, 81: "one thing thou lackest, 90 thy
way, sell whatsoever thou hast, and
giveto the poor, and thou shalt have
Treasure in heaven and come, take
lup the cross and follow me- In open.
ing Rev. Eddy related the scene Of the
Lord and the rich ruler and the CUES
ton, what must l do to inherit eternal
life@'
He pointed out the meaning Of
wealth and how we today are obtain.
| ing 1t through the copper, zinc, coal
and various minerals deposits from the
hand Of the Almighty's creation These
are the accumulation Of our day. He
depicted the sufferings and necessary
obscurity OF places Of worship Of the
early Christians.
Under the second accumulation ne
pointed cut the coming generation
was depending upon this one In the
furtherance of the doctrine Of Jesus
Christ. He described the powers of
intellect that God has given man
accomplish this. The third and final
point made by Rev. Eddy was the CON.
secration OF ones life to Christ. He
developed the fact that as men Wss
given his fist for physical defense so
God has given him intellect for his
defense IN spiritual matters. IN clos
ing he urged the young folks to con,
secrate their lives to Christ. No con-
versions were made at the afternoon
meeting. Rev. j. e.. Wells, the pas tor
Of the Diamond Street M. p. church.
read the scripture lesson from sI
Timothy, 1. Prayer was Heredf by i
9: G. LAVISH, pastor Of the First
2. church. This service was held for
the scholars Of the eighth and ninth
grades, the High schools and the Nor
NAL School.
Six hundred people attended the ser,
vice held yes terday morning at o 70
O'clock n the Diamond Street Mattl6s
dist Episcopal church. Mrs. llian
sang solo entitled, 20; Jesus ghcf
Art Standing Outside the East Closed
Door" Rev. u J, g. Lawson. pastor
Of the First N. p. church, preSchesl
the sermon, his text having heea.
without Visions the people perish,
which is found In Proverbs xxx
One OF the impressive points Wss !
conversation Rev. Lawson had nth q
quarryman. asking tn g SQues ti0ti.
What Is the Way To God 2gs The quar-
ryman's remarkable answer va 8 fhiS
"Out Of self into Christ ana into
Heaven" At the close Of the meeting
number Of testimonial remark Wete
made, which was followed by d g6n:
eral hands shaking.