The Mena weekly star., 1921-05-19
WHO'S YOUR swEETHEARrYs
Dr. Starke's Subject fer Saturday
 Night at M. E. Church. South


 pr. Lee Starke, the New York evan geiist has set apart Saturday night as "Sweetheart's night" And every sweetheart in Polk county. from eight to eighty-eight years of age are most cordially invited to hear this great lecture. Dr. Starke will deliver tbe address, his subject being, "Who Is TOUT oWeetneartE The press not only ot New York City, his home city. put wherever he has gone warmly commend thls talk to young women. The Morrisville, Vt, Messenger. says:
 lt was one of the most instructive. as well as humorous lectures ever de- hyered in this section" The Camden. \. J., Daily Courier, says. Ut was an intellectual and literary treat" The Daily Telegram of the same city says:
 Dr. Starke's Sweetheart sermon thrilled the great tabernacle audience. It was one of the most beautiful things ever heard in Camden. and a talk every girl in America should have heard.' The evangelist invites every one to this special lecture. He said yesterday: Come anyway, even if you haven't a sweetheart, and I will introduce you to one before the serv 'ce closes" No doubt seems to exist but that twice as many people will desire to hear the unique lecture as the church will seat, so those who de- sire a seat will have to come early. The doors will be thrown open at o'clock, and the lecture will begin promptly at 7:45. All the ushers can do IS to seat those who come early. 1t is planned to make Sunday. the last day of the campaign, the great day of the feast" On that day Dr. Starke has promised to deliver three of his most important addresses. At II a. m, the subject is to be, Seeing Jesus at p. m. he will talk to men only, no boys under fourteen will be admitted. This will be a straight rom-the-shoulder talk to men only. the subject is to be "Man Wreckers. Dr. Starke says: q have been tug glng away at the hearts of men ever since l came to Mena, but Sunday af- ternoon l want to talk to the brains of men, and l want every thinking man m touching distance of Mena to hear this important address," The Calf ney, $. C. Daily Ledger says editor ially: "Dr, Starke's lecture to men only at the Strand theatre Sunday af- ternoon was masterpiece His logic was so realistic and his reasoning so profound that the most skeptical could not fail to be convinced. Dr. Starke always drove the truth home with sledge-hammer blows, and at times grew dramatic as he drove home a great truth, and many men in the tremendous audience thought he was preaching directly at them. The truth is, the lecture was so true to life that there were but few in the great audience that could not plead guilty tO the strong indictment that he drew. It was without exception the cleanest and most helpful address to men only we have ever heard. Dr. Starke is possessed of more than ordinary ability. He is man of education and refinement. tho at times most scath- ing in his denunciation of sin, of those who defy God" Sunday night will be the great farewell service of the Mena campaign. At that time the evangelist will take for his fare we'll message to the people of Mena, ''The Second Coming of Christ" and during this talk Dr. Starke has prom ised to answer question which has been propounded him, "ShalI we know our loved ones in Heaven ?" Dr. Starke says we shall know our loved ones in Heaven as we do here, and that we shall dwell in Heaven as we do here, in our bodies, literal bodies. but glorified bodies" He says he will prove all of this from the Bible This will be a message of great comfort to all who have lost loved ones.