The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

) height Of oratory eloquende. slang
and acrobatic gestures, delivering one
of the greatest sermons. held the in
tense interest of his capacity audi
: ence, won over many. and reached a
: most beautiful climax to his sermon.
: on the subject. the Mercies OF God.
taken from Romans, 12:1 II beseach
!. lou brethren. by the mercies Of God
10 present your bodies as a living sac
rifice. which is acceptable IN his
light, nj the evening Sunday services
Z Of the Auditorium Saturday evening
Z The many who have attended all
Of the Sunday services were hearty III
proclaiming This the strongest ser
j mon delivered BY tho renowned evan.
Z geiiyt since the opening of BIS cam
paisn here
The huge Auditorium Was taxed TO
Z capacity and were swayed by the
: Hight ol cloquencc to street jargon B..
: the noted preacher
! Th"re VIII be no Sunday morning
seryice al the Auditorium. bu, the
regular afternoon and evening sel-
mons. starting at 2:30 and $50. Mon
day afternoon Mr. Sunday aud his
party Will motor to Mt Dora. where
Z the evangelist will deliver 4 sermon
) IL the court house there. This VII
4 nccesstate the cancellinS Of dis Mon
j day sermon here. but the evening pro
z gram viii be held
The services We're opened by the us
nal musical program. the choir rem
dering several hymns. feature Of
: the musical rendition was a duet by
Homer Rodeheayer. in charge Of the
music OF he Sunday campaigns. and
AIR Redovetz of Jacksonville. Drift
z ing With The Tide aud solo by
Prof. James Heaton
! The Introductory prayer was made
! by Rev. Rightmire of the Baptist
! church.
: Going TO the improvised pulpit in
his characteristic athletic manner. Mr.
3 Sunday launched into his sermon With
z bis whole soul His topic was repaying
God tor the many mereies bestowed
4 upon rnortals and mostly unnoticed by
giving body. mind heart and soul to
his service
t~ViA~ tfi' tsAA III tHdt Itl-. At0lA AHt
= evangelist termed as having a face
long enough to drink milk from
chuun" so called social leaders. whose
only destination in life is hell. and
leading many others with them aud
hose who think they have been over
looked IN the mercies OF Cod. fell the
; Victims of the evangelist's slash.ng
tongue.
IN starting his sermon Mr. Sundag
j. reminded his hearer- of the thlakful
e ness they should hold in their hearts
~ that they st.ll retain their cycsieht.
j. hearing, breathing powers, ana are
,. not cripplcs thankful OF liie Itself.
e which IS a great mercy of God.
"a In bcarlng ont this idea A- recalled
" that God has made laws 10 BE- ablded
"a by, and those 30 doing shall ba re-
r. wardcd He urged that all should mcte
I'd with love. bc met with love. met in
"a CHARITY and be- met with charity. etc.
% ~ urging an 20 giyea their souls
body and mind and hearts to God. the
u evangelist stated in regard 10 the
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