The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-02-27

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clsion, people from all over the
house went to the front. The pre-.
dominance OF young men was no.
ticeable.
DR.. r. T. Brown. as chairman o,
the campaign, extended thanks to
the different ones who had helped
mako the revival a success, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Bonnev,
who, he said, had done so much
for the success Of the services.
Mr.! Bonney extended, on behalf
OF himself and Mrs. Bonnay, theil
thanks for the cooperation and helm
given them, especially Mrs. Mino.
Durham for her splendid concerts
to the chorus for its faithfulness I,
and 10 Mrs. Ord Tough, who as
chairman OF the luncheon commit.
tee had worked go faithfully and
with such success. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bonney left for Chicago this morn
ing.
Refers to Revival.
At the NJ. P. temple yesterda,
morning, DR.. Broomfieeld said, in
referring to the union revival, that
there must be some reason 70,
giving month to revival efforts.
In the light OF Paul's prayer, the
reason seems to be found In the
contrast Of what we are, and VIVA.
God wants US to be-" This thought
was carried through the morning
service.
Discussing the experience of the
fullness Of God. DR.. Broomfield
said I'VE can read about 1t, we can
hear about 1t. and hear others tell.
ing about It, but unless We are will.
ing to pay the price OF separation
from the things Of the world aud It's
allurements we can never know It.
Physical life cannot attain its full.
ness unless It reproduces its kind,
neither can the soul OF man attain
its fllllneess unless filled with God.
and expressing itself in the fruit OF
the spirit"
The sermon was gathered around
the two prayers OF Paul, one for
spiritual illumination, and the 9th.
er for spiritual strength. and the
appeal for a stronger, fuller Chris.
tlan life was dominant throughout
the service.
Rev. Eddy to Leave.
Rev. Charles F. Eddy OF the Pal
atine Baptist church. surprised and
panied his congregation yesterday
when, he announced that ne had &C.
cepted tlatering offer from an.
other state, and will leave his
charge here about the first OF April.
No intimation had been given Of
the contemplated change, and the
announcement was a complete sur
prise to the members OF the church.
a committee was named by the
church to meet Or. Eddy and try
to persuade him from his action.
Rev. Eddy said that the offer he
had received was q very favorable
one. and also said that he felt the
local field might be better eG by the
Influence OF new man at this time.
Or. HUXLEY Speaks Here.
Due to. the illness OF Rev. W. I.
Eddy OF the First Baptist church.
DIR. Elkanah Hulley. president Of
Broaddus college. delivered the SER
mon at that church yesterday
morning. Rev. Eddy, who has been
confined to his home for the past
three weeks with influenza, expects
TO be out some time this week.
Sermon at SsrrackVilie.
Declaring that folks can't skid
into heaven with the same speed
they have maintained in this world,
Rev. A. A. ,Bunner. Jr., talked
straight at the unsaved In his audi.
ence in the Christian church at Bar,
rackyllle last night. The subject
OF his sermon was Lifting the
! Weights"
Despite the fact that two othe.
religious meetings were being held
in the suburbs last night. the Chris.
tian church was filled. Much pleas
ure is being given by the songs civ.
en- by Mrs. Bunner, who assists her
husband during his meetings. Last
night she sang several solos.
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