Evening journal., 1921-10-27
NEWS GOSSIP
OF new CASTLE
Rev. V. S. Collins breaches
at Centennial Services
in M. Z. Church
REV. F. X. MOORE TO
PREACH TONIGHT
Special to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening journal.
NEW CASTLE. October 27.-The
Rev. Vaughan S. Collins. pastor OF
the New Castle Methodist Churcn
in 1S94-s5 and 90. now district sup
erintendent OF Salisbury district, in
an able manner presented the only
methods to use In perpetuating ones
name. in his sermon at the fourth
days service OF the centennial an
niversary OF the building of Meth
odist Church in this city. last even
ing. when he took as his text Good
Master, What Must Do TO Inherit
Eternal Life"
He presented the text as showing
a desire on the part OF the young
man TO create a name that would
live forever He said II was his
opinion the young man was not so
desirous to live physically forever,
as he was to leave a name. the her
itage OF which would be the proud
possession OF his decendents.
In his exposition he brought out
four OF the most important points
of the young mans life who had
come TO Jesus for ADVICE. First
the man was young with nfe OF
opportunities before him. which he
was deslrous Of making the best use
of second he was ambitious> for
personal earthly honor. In this
connection DR.. Collins brought to the
attention OF his hearers that all men
we're dreamers Of Dreams young
men dreaming Of tho future. and the
older men dreaming OF the many
lost opportunities Of the past. some
OF which may have been profitable
experiences from a spiritual view
point.
The third point made by DR.. Col
Inns. was that the young man was
rich in earthly goods, money, houses,
lands and probably business op-
portunities, which from moral
standpoint was being used judicious-
ly but from a spiritual view point,
was standing in the way OF the pos
SCISSOR and his greatest ambition,
that OF perpetuating the family
name Of whcih he was proud. DR..
Collins emphasized the fact that
riches did not condemn the possess
sor. but the use OF this wealth was
the condemning factor. the same as
It is today.
The fourth point brought out in
the discussion OF the young mans
qualities was the fact personally. he
was a noble young man and from an
earthly standard he was far above
the average men OF his day. This
trait in his character is similar. said
DR.. Collins. TO the average church
member OF this time.
In answer TO the question pro-
pounded by the young man Christ
answered Keep the Command
mknts''. the questioner replied II
have kept them from my youth up"
Jesus said then zone thing thou
lackest, go sell that thou hast and
give to the poor. and take up thy
cross and follow Me-"
The result OF this interview. said
DR.. Collins brings out the fact that
riches stood between this young man
and his one other chief desire. hav-
ing his name live forever. The
latter could not be as the young man
was placing his dependence in
riches and not what good he could
do with them.
The lesson brought out IN the
sermon by DR.. Collins was that true
happiness is not in getting or re.
ceiving, but in giving Of ones self
! aud his substance to the creator OF
all good things for the benefit OF nj.
: fellowman. BY doing good. tho
preacher said. has perpetuated tn,
names OF many. who stand out
/ prominently IN scriptural and pro
. Zane history. He cited the name,
y OF Moses and st. Paul as bein,
O names that would stand out pre
b eminently for all times. because o
r the good things they accumulated
4 In comparison 70 the names or thei,
J.. prosecutors, Pharoah and the Rom.
an ruler the names OF each bein,
y In dispute by the best historians an,
:. Biblical scholars.
p The anthem sung by the choir las
B. night was "The Kings business
+ Mrs. Elmer rfegginson viii ho IN
|. soloist at this evenings service. Tn
b. Rev +. Y. Moore, one OF the mos
popular pastors. who served tn
D.: church for five years coming to thi
}. city in 1908 and serving the churc
e until the spring OF 1912, will preac
n this evening.
y IL was said last evening foiiowin
r the service by several OF the mem
; bers, that a special series OF meet
a ings would probably follow closel
+, in the wake of these services as tn
e manifestations Of the spirit was $
prevalent that many have suggeste
TO the Rev. J. r. Biclxing. that h
, begin a special revival season at IN
close OF the celebration.
Members Of the Red Lion Social @
the Lebanon NJ. p. Church. Re
Lion have completed arrangement
for holding a masquerade shade,
and box social in Odd Fellows Hal
at Bear Station. next Saturday eve
ing. Admission will be free to al
who come masked, and a fee OF 2
cents will be assessed OF those com
, ing unmasked. Each masked woman
will bring a box lunch, which vii
be sold at auction. The purchase
must be a man. who will be reduir
ed TO escort the donor OF the box [,
the table. when through the lunch
/, the masks will be removed. A priz,
will be given for the prettiest cos
tune; one for the best inperson
, ator and a BOBBY prize.
The monies received will bo use,