Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-04-21
GREAT ATTENDANCE
MARKS REVIVAL
AT Friday Night Member
ship Supper AT
O'Clock

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interest shown in these services IN
dictate much enthusiasm. A special
feature of the morning service was
the Easter music which delighted
the congregation.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Hughes ar
rived this afternoon and will be
heard tonight for the first time in
the song service which begins at
7;8O.
At the Presbyterian church the
congrations were larger than usual.
The pastor delivered a helpful mes
sages at both services, the evening
message beilg eangelistic. The CON
gregational singing was good, and
the interest was gratifying to the
pastor and his workers.
This eening the pastor will preach
and there will be a song service pre-
ceidng the evening message.
Possibly the best musical prog
ram ever rendered in the Central
Baptist Church was heard on YES
terday morning. The service con-
sisted of Scripture reading, prayer,
and very impressive Easter music.
At the evening service the pastor
delivered splendid message, and
Elr. Edgar Station, song leader, rend
cred a very pleasing solo.
DR.. Charles w. Dardel has arriv-
ed and will preach this evening af.
ter the song services at this church.
Rev, W. A. Joyner of the Chris
tan church spoke to his people on
yesterday at the morning hour on
the Resurrection. An unusually
large congregation greeted the pas
tor and the interest manifested in
dicated real revival. Rev. Bruce
Nay arrived from Fitzgerald and
preached to large and apprecia.
tive congregation at the evening
service.
He will speak again this evening
at sever-thirty and the members OF
that congregation are looking for
ward to many helpful messages dur
ing the week.
The congregations at Lee Street
Methodist on yesterday was very
large. The pastor spoke at the
morning hour, while a splendid
program of Easter music was rend.
cred by the choir at the evening
hour.
Rev. H. T. Freeman, of Macon
arrived this afternoon and will
preach his first sermon this even
ing. 1t is expected that a large
congregation will greet him for his
first service. The song service viii
begin promptly at seven-thirty.
Rev. John M. Cutler preached to
large crowds yesterday at both SER
7ices. The choir gave a splendid
program Of music and the interest
shown was encouraging.
Special prayer services have
been announced for this evening al
this church preceding the song ser,
vice, which will be in charge of Joe
NJ. Bryan. 1t is expected that the
congregational singing will be a spe-
cial feature of the evening service
The pastor will continue to do the
preaching throughout the week.
Services will continue at all the
churches throughout the week, be-
ginning at 10 o'clock in the morn
ing and 1880 each eveIing. The
morning services will last for one
! hour only, and it is expected that
attendance at the morning services
will be the largest ever known in
Americas during revival season.
urgent invitations are given To
all the people of Americas to attend
The services at the church of their
choice. There will be good sing
! ing and good preaching at every
church and the pastors urge that
the people attend regularly.