The Nevada County picayune., 1922-04-06
Continued from last week.)

detailed story of my experience when I came to Detroit as instructor in the finishing school there for ministers and missionaries At 426 Trumbull avenue we had school of twenty-four or twenty-five young people who were pre- pairing to go out on behalf of the Thirl Angels message and l was sent there as instructor when I left Battle Creek.
 had only been there for short time when an invitation came which said, This will be your Sunday to con duct the services in the D'Arcamble Home. Please let Us know if you will be present.
 Elder Burrell, who was kept there to watch the young students, and the young instructors, after reading the in- vitation, handed it to me. l didn't know what it was, and l asked him what it meant He said There is on old lady who has home for jailbirds and the ministers of this town have made it a custom to go over there Sun service with them. I suppose that means it is our turn"
 There was Il young man there by the name of Elder Harris. He and l got to talking this over, and decided that Iiln tp a nH tbiS home for jailbirds. Finally. We got up courage enough to ask Elder Burreii if we might go. When we got over there we were told Mother DAream ble wants to see you. You know you are the first of your denomination that have come over here. Mother DAT camble has been to Battle Creek Sani- tarium, she knows lot about your peo pie and she wants to meet you.
 At that time the Battle Creek Sani- tarium was q Seventh Day Adventist institution Although Dr. Kellogg still observes Saturday as his Sabbath, and gives treatments on Sunday, he has been accommodated from the church enth Day Adventist institution It is a semi benevolent institution under the laws of Michigan now, and hasn't any Adventist connection now. Several of the men that were active ill the church at the time I was there. have been accommodated since.
 We found Mrs. D'Arcamble was an invalid, but was having n representa- tive of this home meet every prisoner the state prison of Michigan. and offer him home and an opportunity in life. She and her husband had built a home. and had rug and broom factory con nected with it, and were doing won derful work After the service of that Sunday, which 1 can't stop to describe and couldn't describe if I had ever so much time. Mother D'Arcimble said to me, Brother Nash. this is an awfully busy world. have been an invalid for some time. and while the people support our institution. they don't come in very often, and get lonesome. Won't you come over once in while and read to me and quote the Scripture to me-" For one or two months l was at the side of Mother DArcamble. l was there when she smiled and said goodbye and her spirit passed on.
 Mother D'Arcimble's funeral-maybe some ministers here today were there; it was in Detroit-waS a great event as far as the churches were concerned. If was one of the times when all the Protestant minisDers. Jewish rabhis, and Catholic priests came together, to pay homage to this servant of God.
 Only few days after this funeral, in our class was expo6nding the four teenth chapter of Revelation, the Third Angels message, and I was showing what the mark of the beast was, what the seal of God was-of course, that was the opposite of the mark of the beast-how the one hundred and forty four thousand who were to stand on the sea of glass must have the seal of God and observe the seventh day. You know it takes lot of juggling to do these things but fellow gets in the habit of it. I see you all know how 1t is done. Slaughter and applause
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