Ashland weekly tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1919-1924, 1922-09-27
MONDAY NIGHT
ATTENDANCE AT
MEETING SMALL
ENTHUSIASM AND APPRECTA-
TION MAKE UP FOR THOSE
NOT PRESENT
HEALING SERVICES TO
BE HELD THIS EVENING
Series OF Revival Campaign Growing
Toward Close; Much Good Ac-
complished During Past Three
Weeks; Thursday is Medford Day.

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Considering it was Monday even
ing, DR.. Price was greeted last night
by fair sized and appreciative au-
dience. The meeting was opened by
singing when the Roll is Called up
Yonder I'll be There" followed by
regular old-fashi0ned popcorn tes-
timony meeting, interspersed with
verses of the song, "The Ark is Com
ing up the Road" One verse was
composed by Rev. Miller, pastor of
the local Baptist church, to read.
Brother Price has come to town,
The Ark is coming up the road,
The showers of God are falling
down,
The ark is coming down the road"
DR.. Price responded by saying.
at is my private opinion publicly ex-
pressed" or words to that effect,
that the ark has already come up
the road in Ashland" Among the
testimonies were some of the little
ones, who were happy in having
found Christ during these meetings.
And of especial mention was one
well-known lady, rejoicing in the
fact that her daughter had received
the baptism of the Holy Spirit. at
the tarrying meeting on Sunday
night.
The subject for the evening was
taken from the 18th chapter of first
Corinthians, the ''loye Chapter Of
the Bible. Dr.. Price likened II to
the famous plum pudding, the real
one his mother used to make" And
he dwelt on each ingredient con-
tanned therein, without any of
which this great love pudding was
not complete. The first was pa
tience, the next, kindness, and so on.
And speaking of the ten comand-
ments none of them in keeping are
inspired by love, but Christ said, "a
new commandment give unto you.
that you love one another" And
the thought DR.. Price brought out
was, not to be saying how much we
have odne for the Lord but how
much the Lord has done for us AS
he said in one of his other sermons,
Jesus alone can save you, but Je-
sus can not save you alone
Tonight is another of the great
healing meetings, and there has been
a bit of undue criticism in regard
to the other part of the meetings, by
some who have come to be healed
and received the loaves and fishes.
DR.. Price relates in his own expert
ence of man coming in from
nelghboring town and saying, IT
want to be healed right away. be-
cause have to hurry back, for Sum
day is the best day in my cigar
store" And when DR.. Price made
II plain to him that the Lord did not
heal people so that they could sell
cigars on Sunday, the man came
down to the altar and was so glor-
ousiy converted that he said he did
not care II he ever went back to his
,igar store.
Mr.. James Colson returned to his
rome in Lodi, Calf, yesterday
morning, after having been a pillar
# strength to Dr. Price in his heal
ng meetings especially. as well as
n Inspiration to us all, for the last
ew days, and the religious joy
canning from his countenance will
e missed on the platform as he has
one back to Lodi to take up the
'ork there as leadership in their
reat band of Christian workers.
hut the prayers of the Lodi church
re with DR.. Price in his great min
'try here.
There will be the preparatory ser
ice Wednesday morning at 10
clock, and another healing meeting
q the afternoon at 2:30 for the old
eople who cannot be out at night.
nd the regular services on Wednes-
ay evening at 1880. No services
uring the day Thursday. as that
ay is Medford day.
The tarrying meeting at the
aptist church after the services last
light was attended by scores OF
eople seeking the baptism OF the
oily Spirit. and the Lord verify was
, fhalr midst.