Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-16
:sREV. BILLY SUNDAY
" GIVES HIGH PRAISE
TO JEWISH NATION
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Earded by Mt. Sunday as the very
backbone of campaign, and not SIM
ply as preparatory work, as some
- Miss SAKE explained that her pro-
%gram included Bible class taught on
the platform every Tuesday. Wednes
day. Thursday and Friday of each
week Immediately following the after
noon sermon.
e., Suggestions for Personal Work" will
be first discussed in these classes, and
- ffterward Methods of Study" will be
SEresented by Miss Sake.
AT Miss SaSc's request for report.
-sof prayer meetings already held in the
city, the conference became a sort OF
, ,pold fashioned experience meeting"
! Touchns Incidents, bits OF human in
( .aerest humorous sidelights lightcned
- the brief narratives of the leaders,
AT my house at one of the prayer
meetings" said one leader, there was
&c a very old lady present. She sat on
,p,o she bent her head because her old
joints were too stiff and old to bend
We had experienced the same difficulty
about the reluctance of people to pray.
even sentence prayer In public, and
;F-fl had hit upon the eSpedient OF hav-
i:s.ing them repeat favorite verses from
~ 1.-The Psalms which arc in themselves
'ua as we know. the most beautiful pray
:. crs ever composed. They did not seem
.'.to mind doing this. and 1t took away
The strangencss OF hearing ones voice
''.. taised in prayer for the first time
:. 1T came 10 this old ladys time TO
7 srepeat a favorite verse while we knelt
there In the room. She started out
all right but In the middle of It, her
voice trembled, and she hesitatcd, and
then clear and true. never missing a
D.. note. her sweet old voice, cracked with
Gage. rose upon the first notes of How
ltionrm a Foundation
nstrucother voices joined in. one at
stem. and when she got to the last
10 Of TIM thro' fiery trials thy pathway
ing shall lie.
~ woMy grace an-suficient shall be thy
$ Ssupply;
only design
Thy dross to consume and thy gold to
the tears were running down our faces
so that we could hardly carry 1t on
to the end And such a meeting as
we had afterwardl The memory of
IT VIII go with me to the last day of
SIDELIGHTS ON SUNDAY
EVANGELISTIC CAMPAIGN
The Sunday. party this year Is minus
Miss Alice Miriam Gamiin. director of
\ boys, and girls work heretofore who
~ has just married Voley Payne Kline.
Buffalo business man
Solos and duets by. members OF the
walton at the, auditorium. Mrs. Asher
sang solo last night
md lpmsr M6 siHss is expected TO-
with much pleasure to the prospeei .f
having "Rody" with him in Richmond
Mr.; sunday VIII introduce William
Monday night. In his sermon last
night Mr., Sunday referred to MIR.
Bryan. as being clean as a hounds
III you danf''t want to hear the ros-
pei preached in Richmond don't poke
your bean around here" said MIR Sun
day last night.
Speaking of delegations" said Bob
Matthews, I'VE had IA dairy delegation
present once, and the choir sang Shall
we Gather at the River"
HOW much are eggs worth in Rich
Ninety cents" somo ono shouted
Ana II don't cost hon any more
to lay N egg than it used TO-" be-
walled ALE Mr.. sunday lud:crously.
house" said Mr.. Sunday, Speaking Of
f the reluctance of most people 10 sneak
- OF religion And al the table JOHNNY
said 10 his mother. Amt Pa going
TO make that funny little noise in his
Many a man wouldn't be wor,,
hliI OF beans II 1t wasn't for 100
pounds Of feminty egging him on"
declared Billy sunday yesterday.
Let Richmond spend a night on
her Knees" numbered the evangelist
rewrite the history of the Old Do
With the deepest regre. does Rich
2 mond witness the departure to-day or
Or. and Mrs. James L. Walker, who
got the Richmond campaign well under
The Walkers" will always be re-.
membered with pleasure by Richmana
- people, and they will find a warm re-
ception awaiting them should they ever