The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-28
THREE VISITORS
VILE PREACH IN
LOGA.L| Il.
another TrayeIogue-Sermon to
BE Delivered by Broom
field Sunday Night.

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Pulpits in three Of the local
churches will be filled tomorrow
ty three out-oft.own speakers. DR..
Charles Scanlon Of Pittsburgh, Sec
rotary OF the temperance board OF
the Presbyterian Church, will
preach at the local Presbyterian
Church. at 1880 tomorrow evening
on 1.-THE Battle OF Prohibition.
Doctor Scahlon is considered 'au
authority on prohibition. and his
address here tomorrow evening Is
expected to attract large audi.
ence.
Mrs. Bessie Farrer Madscn, who
has been a missionary in India 70;
twenty,seveu years, will speak at
10y45 at the Central Christian
Church, and the Rev. R. T. Webb
ot Huntington will speak at the
evening service. at the Bllllngsley
Memorial NJ. F. Church, South.
'Bhc Reverend Mr.. Webb is for.
tner pastor OF the local church.
Another special address in the
local churches tomorrow will be
delivered by DR.. j. C. Bloomfield
4 at the NJ. P. Temple tomorrow eve.
riing. when he will deliver another
Of his interesting travelogue ser.
fnon:addresses. This time he will
describe his impressions while in
Rome visiting the places associated
with the life Of, the early Christian
church and Especially with the i'm.
prisonment and execution OF the
apostle Paul. ES will describe his
Visits to tho famous Coliseum,
where many Christians were mar
tyred md TO the prison where Pau.
was incarcerated.
1ngadditlon to the foregoing, Doc.
TOR Broomfields will portray the
scenes In Rome and Worms in
which Martin Luther was the cen.
trial figure. The beginnings OF the
Christian church and Of Protestant.
ism will be reviewed In the ad.
dress.
Palatlne Baptist
With an even 100 persons
present at the prayer meeting
Services Wednesday evening. in.
terest at the Palatine Baptist
Church Is rapidly increasing, nc.
ttIding to IF. :. Walter Barnes,
rastor. twenty-five new mentbls
Wsre received into the church
Wednesday, making twen.$.elgtt
new ones in the last month. Bible
School will b. held at $3.50 tonlO:.
lew nlorrfnE The Mems BIZ g
Class meets at the same time IL
he balcony OF toe church, w:tu ".
IA Barnes as leader. Cradle roll
Services will be held at 10:45,
when It Is expected that fifty ba.
Biesswill be present. The youngest
: l.aby, prese It will receive b. ;G;It
o, flowers. Mrs. o. E. Mcmillan
VII Sing 1.-THE Unbroken Circle"
sh1d the pastor will preach fif.
teenminute sermon on 1.-THE Fam.
lily Circle The juniors and the
members Of the primary depart
iflent will occupy the choir loft
and furnish special music.
The Senior B. Y. P. u. will meet
AT $3.50, when the w. w. G. girls
viii have charge of the program.
Public worship will be held at
1880. when the pastor will preach
"a twenty.five.minute evangelistic
sermon on Lost" Special music
will be rendered by the Eolian
male quartet, and Mrs. Martha Cop
and Miss Daisy Cross OF the
Southern NJ. E, Church will render
Grace Lutheran
Tomorrow is Reformation Sun
day and special services will be
( held during the day at the Grace
Lutheran Church, Third street
and CASTOR avenue of when the
Rev Roy j. Meyer Is pastor. SUN
day school will be held at $3.50
a. M {; lesson study, Jesus, the
Great Reformer." Morning wor-
ship and sermon will be at lO:45
iAofclock; subject OF sermon, The
Greatest Reformation" The
: Christian Endeavor Society will
meet at $3.50 O'Clock, the subject
for study to be Reformation
Principles Applied Today" .Vespor
service, sermonette and retorma-
tion cantata, rendered by the
Choir Of the church, will be given
at57;30ip. m.
.tiP Highland Ave VI. L.
]. c. Hupp, superintendent OF
the Sunday school classes Of the
Highland Avenue Methodist EpiS-
copal Church, Of which T G. Mere
dith Is pastor, will conduct the
services at $3.50 O'Clock tomorrow