The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-11
ARMISTICE DAY TO
feature SERVICES
IN CITY CHURCHES

Revivals, persons interested. and
enthusiasm are reported from various
quarters Of the city and county, as
the countrywide evangelist campaign
was well started on it's second week.
Tuesday. A few meetings are to start
this week, and the rest are obtaining
more and more attention every eve
ming. Mention Of the Armistice day
and the contrast between 1t and the
same day last year, is to be generally
made by the pastors throughout the
city at the Tuesday night meetings.
The Rev. E. Howard Brown OF the
East Main Street Friends church,
taking the addition table Of Peter as
his text Monday evening, said: The
church needs to go beyond being born
again. Conversion is. all right. but
there must be added to our lives the
Christian graces. Virtue, self con-
troll. brotherly kindness, knowledge
and genuine Goodness are essential. y
The subject for tonight will be "A
Covering for Sim"
With an attendance of 1853 at the
Sunday school services and the after
noon and evening services well at
tended, Sunday was the banner day
of the Wayne county evangelistic
campaign in the Christian church of
Centerville. Two confessions re-
suited.
over so members Of the Sunday
School department of the First Metho-
dist Church have formed a chorus
which will sing at the services. Tues
day night Paul Beckett will ad-
dress the first part of the meeting,
which is to be in charge of the Ep-
worth League. r. l.. Semans, pastor,
will preach on The Armistice and
and Problems which follow the War"
Clarence Stephens, musical director
for the evangelistic services, will sing
a sofa.
J. c. Erwin, formerly pastor OF the
Third NJ. E. church, addressed the
congregation of the first NJ. E. Mon
day night on the win my Chum".
campaign which the Methodist chur-
ches throughout the country are cele'
brating this week.
The Eden Lost and Won" will be
the subject Of the sermon to be lie
livered tonight by the Rev. E. E. Davis.
at the Second Presbyterian church.
Special music will be featured. Mon
day evening the Rev. Davis spoke on
the reign Of Grace
A subject relative to Armistice day
will be used by the Rev. H. S. James
Of the United Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening. A large represen-
tation at the Christian Endeavor OF
the church were present at the servi-
ces Monday night.
Conversions at Third M. z,
Twelve conversions were made at
the Third M. E. church Monday. max
ing a total of % for the campaign.
Eight decisions of children have also
been made. Where Money Falls"
will be the subject Of the Rev. E. l..
Gates. pastor, for Tuesdays services.
Prayer meeting are being held every
morning at 10 o'clock. The Rev.
Gates used as his subject Monday
night 1.-The Great Chance"
THE Church at Pergamos" has been
announced by the Rev. F. A. Dressed,
his sermon at the First English Luth-
eran church. Mrs. Fred Bartel has
charge OF the musical program. Mon
day evening series of questions
handed in by members Of the congre-
cation during the week were answered
by the pastor. This custom will be
followed each Monday of the cam
paign.
The Rev. J. J. Fisher, pastor at
Economy, has charge of the evangel-
istis services there. The Rev. John
Webb, former pastor at East Main
street Friends, will assist throughout
the week