Smyrna times., 1926-10-06
4 TIlI 5000 MOTOR Ii.II,. TO
'IIiRIlI17S 'i CHAPEL SUNDAY
,,rrpFST CENTERED in
~ lai !, - 14s ANNIVERSARY
|. Esn ]. Bunting Of S[lsne,a' Ss,lle,, and md''
MI anniversary sermon anu

'ou anniversary Sermon ana
iI3ss ia,rna lnl'I Male Quartette Sang !,
V \ Smyrna interest was had
lai .sI.bration \ T Of the 146th ami
U Id Barratt's Chapel near
/. 7 sunday when more than
~ s..le rlOtored there from all
i ftbe Del-Mar-Va Peninsula.
II nIeasant summer" after
II i temperature went, yet
/ n he touch Of autumn to
.,,nle outdoors. There was
4 \ tbe touch Of Smyrna n the
4 the afternoon. Rev. John
,...,s h, ! # Crisfeld, Nd, formerly
f' 1sbury ME. Church, Smyr-
\. Ne anniversary sermon and
s.gra Male Quartette composed
\ Price, ]. E. Hoffecker, ".
~ Jefferson and w. o. Hof-
sisted in the musical pro
Some idea of the crowd chat
\ from Delaware and other
rT be obtained from the fact
| 4 oply was the field adjoining
| sr,,A filed with automobiles, but
5g lined each side of the road
N than a mile in the vicinity
| !, Al church. The anniversary
4 we're held Sunday afternoon
| {rn in charge of Rev. c. W.Spry
! mstor of the NJ. E. Church at
n, and also in charge of Bar
| Isvel. On the platform with
In, Spry we're Rev. L. w. Lay
! lE. J. ]. Bunting, Rev. d. w.
Rev. W. F. Dawson, Rev. E.
/ Ens, Rev. W. E. Matthews and
In. Moore. Services opened
! nyer by Rev. I. w. Layfeld
! ss we're musical selections by
] ar Of Magnolia church and the
h quartette. w. Harper Spry,
Ellington, a brother Of the min
! charge, sang several solos.
h / ]. Bunting Delivers Sermon
John ]. Bunting, of Crisfield,
Preached the anniversary ser
] He took as his text the ninth
d the second Chapter of /
hians: aBut it is written, eyes
not seen nor ear heard, neither
entered into the heart of man,
| |angs which God hath prepared
ten that love Him." The preach
atlai that the American people
+ aa most favored Of all people
1e earth in crops, in mineral
\ and other respects. He COM
mdtiOns here with the condi-
n foreign countries, and ex-
Y the hope that the advantages
country might be properly
Dc also spoke Of the constitu-
M the social order under which
and expressed the hope that
lly We would enter the League
I'os- This country is without
mnation or revolution and
aely be called a land of safe
@ preacher said that some
* concerning the crime wave
supposed to be sweeping over
lly, but declared that the
's not as high, wide, long or
ne wet newspapers with their
-aa would have us believe. If
Lan nations would keep their
= y az home We could get along
~ Much of the crime wave,
.sisd was due to the machina-
/ NJ politicians \ and expressed the
. the nation would be deliver
II len IN high places who Sc
-'e places by venal means.
Easlsr |: denounced the argu-
b. y Senator Bruce, Governor
governor Al Smith and 9TH
are some people in this
~ SIsSlated the preacher, who
n n. On the hat, coat and trous-
1. ele Sam, give him a round
% \. a apron on him and then
|sn,T.O Osulhd a bar to serve LIQUOR. |
IA ne said, he was opposed |
iymbol. The ministar pco con-
NJ " ,...q .aqeclaring that grace Il
| ! ,aael Method BY which Ill wrongs
slu,s5 5asqled; | Benediction was
IA. 1 BY Rev. d.. Whiteburst
',,i.s ,riieserVed; 70 Encase Bench
h + N 'sfsary On Sunday was The
rsss,s " = building Of the chapel, |
| n. .'f !. and interior Of which l.tl' pI,, are
/ IN 4 i.he Rhen i was erected II
n, ! vas in Till b,,iidina l.i,lp u
|an, II. I, llS4, while Francis Al
as5s@0S @S1EHlng S4 il the high pulpit. !
lat Ill. laomas Coke, who bad |
IN Early Methodisro' = s1ta,.all ~ u
" N AsDury y at once recogniz-
aet Ill., 1,epplGg li down from the |
sigs ~ 4. a the entrance 10 the
i /. 'isg 5:,.e embraced now being S1ls
ia 4 D'ass star. In the ;n+ar
: tie bod OnI,ir n front Of the en-
y, aad sd'.sii, 2ssury j, the e bench On
lasfe tfaSh t5sa . At present being
'sdness i !. ! trestle. y Because
y this tSo,,.l3o i Is 70 be placed in a
aou Of 4. .',,SslD.,owell, at the