Perth Amboy evening news., 1922-01-21
BEAUTY HINT
BY DR.. WARD
Offers Prescription for Red
Cheeks Big Crowd at
Presbyterian Church

One OF the largest gatherings of
the week attended the evangelistic
service at the First Presbyterian
church to hear the discussion of the
subject, What Evidence Can l pro-
duce to Prove That l am a Chris
tian?' The meeting opend with a
song service, and the singing of Miss
Linda Marston, %soloist. was an at
tractive feature of the service.
In illustrating one of the points
OF the discussion, and referring to
some of the fads of the day, DR..
Ward offered a prescription for red
cheeks, which vas as follows;
Go to the druggist purchase the
largest Don of rouge they sell, inc
the reddest hat can be obtained,
and then walk out five miles from
the house and bury it. Then every
morning and evening, walk put to
the burial place and put a flower on
the grave, and nature will paint the
cheeks with a color so deeply red
that it cannot be washed off, and the
one who has a perfect right to kiss
the cheek will not die of painters
collie"
He said the greatest evidence that
can be produced to prove ones self
u I'm tit 10 llaR toiItooloh p1-
fore the world of the spirit of Christ
in the life Confession is as much a
part of the life of a Christian as a
distinguishing point as the uniform
of h policeman or the costume of
a nurse or the light on a miners
CAP and yet it is not so much the
outward marks as the product of the
inner life. The council which tried
Peter and John were compelled by
their actions to take note that they
had been with Jesus.
He characterized the ~parading of
religion as distasteful and d~etestable,
but at the same time said it was base
cowardice for a person not to con-
Tess Christ because they were
ASHAMED to show their colors.
Some one says: 81 would not deny
Christ, but do not openly confess
Him." But DR.. Ward claims that it
is possible to deny Christ by silence
or inactivity.
In speaking of some of the fads
of the present day. DR.. Ward, char
acterized the enameled faces, paint
ed cheeks. vermiliolf lips and butter
fly backs as the devils valentines.
The speaker SAID that he might
agree with thos9 who say they see
no necessity for confeSsing Christ
openly if mes own interests only
were involved, ana if we all did not
possess the terrible power of per-
sonai influence. L a blind man is
walking toward a precipice and one
knows thai he is going in the wrong
direction, il is the duty of hat one
to warn him. 1t IS Just as much the
right of every Ctristian who has
found the way to pardon and heaven
to tell others who are going the
wrong way
l. would be just as sensible. he
declared. fer a person to fail to con-
fess Christ through fear of criticism
OF ridicule as i would be for an
artist, sketching the outlines of a
masterpiece to destroy and give up
his picture through the derision of
one who knew nothing of art.
The tirS. of a series of monday
shop meetings was held yesterday
at the plant of the C~hesebrough
Manufacturing Company and to air
appearances Was q great success.
The entire group of employees enter
ed very heartily into the meeting
and responded most enthusiastically
in the singing of brighten the Cor
ner Where You Are" They applaud
ed heartily the cornet playing of Miss
Linda Marston. The next meeting
will be held at noon on Tuesday in
the Grant street plant.
The services at the church will
continue every night next week ex-
cept Saturday. the hour having been
set forward to 7:45 o'clock.