Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1919-04-23

Christ, to save men from hell. The
man who says he doesn't believe in hell
is just the man who has got to go there.
If you have relative in hell tonight,
there. You cannot appreciate what
Jesus did on the cross or what God has
done DONE for you Until you fra realize what
One of the most impressive services
of the campaign was held on the even
ing Of GooS Eaay %nen bt the
foolishness, but unto us who believe
the power of God" Every man meets
the cross If the preaching Of the cross
is foolishness to you, I am concerned
about you. The best way to get on your
feet is to go down to our
CURED when Mr.. Aldrich related some
incident from the lives Of the authors of
t Wth Is Fatb ook5 III I'd
Thee" and Jesus Lover of My Soul
the large chorus unexpectedly sang with
feeling verse from each song.
| ance of the Booster Choir" and every
| one present had no doubts about the
truth of their opening chorus: I'VE are
full of pep, Chuck full of pep; Chuck
full of pep; We are sure huff Boost
ers and we're chuck full of pep, You
must hurry if you match our STEP
After singing several gospel Songs,
and repeating a number of Bible verses.
| they gave the large audience a reminder
| by repeating in chorus:
IF this campaign should tumble down,
Because some one is Sinking.
You cannot lay the blame on US,
! Because we sure are working"
| lesson followed, when as the audience
and chorus were singing Let the Lower
Lights Be Burning" upon coming to the
second stanza every light was suddenly
| az n
lights began to shine from the Booster
choir, as they sang the chorus.
to answer some questions which had
been handed in by individuals. one Of
which inquired how many Of the con
yerts at Billy Sundays reyiyals Stick
had been thru the Billy Sunday revival
held in Willmar twenty years ago and
eighteen people arose Fourtee en-, Of
meetings. He told of how three profess
sors in Science in Chicago University
antagonistic to Mr.; Sunday, had con
where Billy, Sunday had held campaigns
not less than two years previously
and the result they arrived at was that
eighty;five percent of his co ony stuck
jet the story Of Naaman the Lepe,
drawing a comparison between sin an6
ginnings in small things, but little by
little becomes the master Of man
Drunkards, cigarette fends, persons
addicted to the sin of social vice and tC
swearing did not intend to become such
but began in small degrees. Severa
men came forward to accept Christ afte,
the service upon the invitation. Mrs
Aldrich again spoke to women at the
Presbyterian church and Miss Hedmark
to children at the Baptist church.
1t is hoped that the roads may i'm
prove so that people from outside towns
be able to attend on the spsei
Thursday, is "Spicer and New London
Night" and Boy and Girl Scouts. Fri
day. "Pennock and Raymond Night
Friday is also known as "Soldier's an6
Sailors night" The subject will be
The Fight in the Air" Tuesday viii
There will be no services in the
churches united in this movement next
Sunday morning, but instead Rev. AL
| drich will speak at the tabernacle al
1870. In the afternoon his subject viii
be winds and Whirlwinds" and only
men over fifteen years of age will be
admitted
On Sunday evening the financial enc
Of the campaign was quickly and salts
factorily disposed Of Collections have
been taken each evening, but $3.50 were
needed, to pay expenses incident to the
soon raised, the donations varying from
$50 to $1.0O. Mr.: Aldrich expressed his
satisfaction at the way Willmar folks
rallied saying, 1T was only fun to raise
this budget" The remaining part OF
the campaign will therefore have nc
finance to worry about and greater sptr
itual blessings can follow.
| Saturday afternoon at three O'Clock
Mr. Aldrich will lecture on Christian
Science.