The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1922-02-01
SUNDAY SPG.aKS TI, Y ASST
AUN2ENCE All ANuyaYsSON
Evangelist Delivers Sermon ,0n tt se
Christian Hope; ThrNng Also IIea Gs
Him at Due Nest

Christian Hope; Tllr0ng Also Hea Ss
Him nj Due West~ \
Anderson, Jan. >30.--Today was
Sunday da&," and since early in Abe
day the people had heen coming, llap-
ing that by some chance that tGaaey
could get in the First Baptist church
TO hear Billy SUNDAY. Tickets were is
sued ON Saturday for 1900 people. and
the doors .of the church were opened
at Lib for those who had tickets to-
be admitted, and sat 1890 the large
waiting crowd was admitted. Whilc'
there were hundreds waiting thelte'
WAS no ,cnDSb, and Ahe uSherS m;lDaged
ithe rrnwG with all ease
BY / O'Clock every available. space
:was taken in the church auditorium.
in 1fle Sunday School room, and the
RhiEathea room, ,aald around the back
of the church. More than 1000 were
present, when it was announced that
the special p anal n which was 20
bring Mr. Sunday, would be delayed.
.llif the crowd leave Mo- not one.
.they all sat where they were, for lit
would. have been,almost impossible Tor
them tU&lave gotten out and returned.
The special Ytrain was met at the
and n. .Ny comnittee fpom the Min
tistsiial E}nion, ,sonnsistiesl Of Dr.. job
e. White, Rev. j. NJ. Garrison and Rev.
aaHul S. .G1cChes9rey. !!
~ ssnesial choir Of fifty voices
leaui Jby Miss STEPHENS, director of
Andersen College, were seated back
ttof Ehe Pnlpit, anRl sang many old-time
-hyu1ns. Miss SStephens :.and Mrs. p.
wv, rlEl]is sang a duet, ''tiC5ospel Bells"
anG' thecdnoiri Joined in the chorus. 1.-THE
OLD tuners we've what VMr. Sunday
fBscnaed ttp like, arnd ;also pleased the
Large congregation. AS Mr.. Sunday
entered the church the vast congrega-
Esh1n "a 1855, aand ,nsany women gavetthe
EChaItamHlta salute. tEe,was introduced
by DIR. John E. White.
DNle theme of Mr.. Sundays Gdis-
Eonlurse Was 'NHopl," the iIfOpe of the
EChtSstiap, :and the result 2ef (Christian-
Fifty flor ttfe worth. MT. Sunday stated
|'that "a I1rssn was mover satisfied With
llmate,rial things, If he wanted :$1O0;0ue
Iwhan .he tut that, he wanted ,$500l00e
chen a million and a billion
1T us mot wealth that satisfies
III lis mot ffnme 'that satisfies, for elect
la man sheriff, anh he wauts some
'tifing @lse lie wants ito Sgot to the leg
>ha &c, .tp
then ganWernor then itte wants Ito go to
cnngmsfs, from there he'd go to the
senate, and .evau is mot satisfied when
ba gets to he ,Fresitlent, thcn he wants
to- be president the saGoll ltime.
Hts not pegmnal charm either that
satisfies. Some men would stand
bedaer Nisanoe nf Heaven If they would
go so the har.her ssh0p. "A frowsy head
and an ugly kimona don,t help to make
a woman aoad. Folks ought to look
their best, and Girls, If it takes &, lit
tie rouge DC, make you l0diS nicer, then
use it"
Due West Ian. 30.-.More than 900
persons today heard the Rev. Billy
Sunday speak in the auditorium oc
Erskine College, the noted evangelist
and party arriving from Donalds
shortly before IL O'clock. Tile party
came over the Due West Railroad,
which operated N special train for the
Occasion.
Mr.. Sunday. VINO has spoken in ev-
cry state Of the nation except Maine,
was making his first visit to Due West
and expressed himself as being pleased
EWHhhhe town and it's people, He read
kthe2A3rd Psalm and spoke tbenefroIn
|in clear but forceful manner. His
|audience gave the speaker the closest
|ata9ntion throughout
The evangelist and party Left
|$hs.St4y after the service for Anderson
wheEe !Mr Sunday was scheduled TO
spesas FFrom there they return to,
|8paatNnhur, two meetings being sched-
uled ferYTuesday. A number OF min
listers a,pd newspapermen OF Spartan
burg wore in the party which came
from D0natds on the special train.
Dr.. r. 6. 0irier, president Of Erskine
College, presided and introduced Mr.
Sunday to the aaudience.
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