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Delivers Impressive Lecture
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Dor Cochran will hold services for
women at the First Christian, First
Methodist and First Presbyterian
churches.
Favors Boy Scout
Mr.. Jones declared himself in IA
vor Of the Boy Scout movement here
and announced that a special ia
Their and son night will be arranged
in the near future under the au-
spices Of the Boy Scouts and the Y.
II. c. A.
In opening his sermon he declared
that the fear of God and of the
hereafter was the need Of America
today. Not that you can gain sal
walton without the love Of God but
the realization Of death and the con-
sequences of a Goddess death has
brought many sinners TO first fear
and then love Of God"
On Soaring People.
You talk about soaring people
to God by telling deathbed stories.
The realization OF the horror of
sinful death is what has gained many
a soul for Jesus No preacher ever
bed stories comparable with those
told by the Son Of God Himself.
From his mouth came the parable OF
the miserable death Of the rich man
and the death of Lazarus. You are
going TO have a deathbed story of
your own some day and you who
have scorned religion will see how
brave and courageous you are when
Won 90 To a Goddess death
THE trouble is that the world
is trying 10 make death a dream. We
don't want TO think Of it as the hOr-
rible reality il is, as the wages Of
sin.
Death cares nothing about age.
your family, your needs or your
wishes. 1t is good for any man 70
sit down and face the solemn fact
Of death. Did you ever see a fu-
neral procession going down the
street and stop and think that some
day, maybe tomorrow. you will be
leading such a procession. II makes
a difference.
Worldly Success.
THE time has come for you men
who have time for everything but
God to sit down and think OF what
your worldly successes will amount
20 when one day you sit at the judg
ment seat of God.
The wise man always prepares
for the eventual. The man who
knows that some day he is going TO
die and believing in God and n hea-
ven and a hell doesn't prepare Is a
fool.
I'm risky about lots Of things. II
I had not been a Christian I think
L d
like to take chances but I refuse
absolutely to risk my immortal soul
by sin. That is one game i propose
TO play safe.
Comes Unexpected.
"As "A rule death comes uneX-
pectedly. II I could name the per-
son in this house tonight who would
be the first 70 go, some mans hearts
would stand still with ~hOrOr, and
still, knowing that you Will have TO
go SON day and may be the next
to die YOU continue TO take chances
with eternal damnation.
Death is inevitable and Jesus
Christ is the one preparation for the
hereafter. for death, judgment and
eternity.
IF you so out from here tonight
and go OIt TO eternity some time
later without having made your
peace with God don't forget that you
had this chance for preparation"
Fridays Program.
Fridays program includes. in ad-
dition to the morning prayer;
Charles B. Sax store, Mrs. Loren
Jones, $3.50 O'Clock; party confer
ence, 1890 o'clock; Studebaker
plant two, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. j. Bou-
terse, 1920 o'clock: Studebaker Of
fices, Mrs. Loren Jones, at 1880
O'Clock: tabernacle sermon. Bob
Jones, 3 O'Clock; ]. NJ. S., bldg, Of
fee women, Mrs. Loren Jones, $3.50
o'clock, song service and sermon,
Bob Jones. at 1880 O'Clock.
The cottage prayer meetings Fri
day will be held at the following
homes:
Mrs. e. NJ. wenger. 1907 5. Miami st
Ms. James Weaver, 1l4O L. Calvert St
Mrs. Singley, 1922 5. Kline ST.; Mrs. Min
ME Pickens, 1910 Sampson st; Clyde
Bunch, 2O2 F. Sample St; Mrs. John
019 W Thomas St Mrs. Grant
Tank, ITO n. Michigan st Mrs. Worm.
5lS E Howard St; Mrs. William stan
ley. zoos +. Howard ST MIS-. Brant' 1Olf
r. Campeau st ; Mrs. George Zehendner-
S14 f. SOrin St; Mrs Joe Rothballer.
1915 E. SOrin ST.; Mrs. Earl Raber, l2l0
+. Miner st: Mrs. LavaranS, ~ \. u.
Peter St; Mrs. Ernest Iraver, 100 II.
Wayne st: Mrs. +. W. Eslinger, III Il.
Donald ST. Mrs. Livengood. SOP DubaH
av.; Mrs. Charles CuIp, 126 +. Indiana av-
Mrs. Guy Harden, 1910 s. st. Joseph St;
Mrs. Farnham, 513 =. Broadway: Mrs.
Boss. 30 Paris St: Mrs. Walter Sla-
baugh. 622 T. broadway: y. W. CUP,
216 r. Dayton st; Mrs. W. Kemp, 14lS ).
Main St: X. J. SHE'D, SO Dayton st; Miss
Maggie johnson, SOi L. Sample St;
Mrs. William Findlater, 1899 Yukon St;
Mrs H b Leonard. 1919 Woodward av-;
Mrs. Hamilton. 1210 Mccartney st; Mrs.
Charles Veach, ia W. Navarro St; Mrs.
Hart 11S = Navarro st: Mrs. Frank
Cooley. OH Lindsey st; Mrs. Hortron,