ASSOCIATED AND CENTRAL PRESS SERVICE
Record Congregation At
Revival Sunday Evening
Evangelist Caviness Speaks on Power of Christ’s Resur
rection; Upward of 40, Mostly Children, Go To
Inquiry Room; Church Members Respond
Attendance at the union /revival
meeting in progrests at the Big Hen
derson Warehouse touched its peak to
date when Sunday night's congrega
tion was estimated at around 2,(100,
exclusive o fthe several hundred in
the choir. The evangelist, Rev. H.
C Caviness. of Portsmouth, Va..
preached on the power of the resur
rection of Christ, and at the close a
great number of Christian people and
church members went forward in a
reconsecration move, while upwards
of 40 persons mostly children, went
into the inquiry room for the after
service-
The Sunday afternooh service at 3
o'c ock was also quite largely attend
ed. and the sermon yras by the evan
gelist. f ’
No services at all were held today,
Monday being the rest day fdr the
revival organization. Services will be
resumed at 9:30 o'clock Tuesday,
morning and again at 8 o'clock in
the evening to continue through the
week and until further notice.
At 7 o'clock each 'evening a prayer
group gathers in the inquiry room to
the left of the platform for half an
•hour of prayer, seats being reserved
for them in the auditorium arena.
The evangelist is anxious that every
one \vho will do so attend this .prayer
service.
Visitation committees were busy
last week and carried o nthe church
■census in the homes of the city. Rev.
Mr. Caviess, in addition to the regular
speaking program in the warehouse,
visited and spoke at seyeral of the
schools during their chapel exercises.
As the closing date nears for t-he
revival .the evangelist and the'preafqh
ers of the city are urging that;all
Christian people of the community
give their‘united support to the cause
of the campaign.
At the Sunday night service, the
evangelist said, in part: t
"pepencent upon objectives are the
destines of man, for through these
destines are determined. Paul had this
in mind, when he wrote, under the
inspiration of the Holy Spirit, that
supreme objective of his soul. “That
I may know Him, the power of His
resurrection, the fellowship of His
sufferings, being mad£ comformable
to His death” (Phil. 3:10).
“The most expensive knowledge you
will gain will come when yoti come
to know the Lord Jesus Christ. All
knowledge .worthy of possession, is a
cosMy possession, Wisdom is won
through no sloth.' Its disciples are
those of f)|lfxdientetf. (He who has
climbed its dizziest heights has paid
more than his fellows for what he has
learned. But there is a supreme wis
dom a super-knowledge, gained only
through God, of this Paul was anx
ious to know and in his search there
for he reached that place in life one
day when he said. “What things were
gain to me, those I counted loss for
Christ, yea, doubtless, and I count all
things but loss for the excellency of
the knowledge of Christ Jesus, my
Lord; for whom I have suffered the
loss of all things, and do count them
but done, that I may win Christ.”
(Phil. 3:7-8). A rich young ruler who
is described in Mark’s Gospel 10th.
Chapter, came one day in his quest
for knowledge to Christ but unwilling
ti pay the price for such possession
he went away, but his going was one
of sorrow and sadness. Comest thou
to Him as he came? Go not away,
(for to turn back is to convert life
into a bitter, hemlock brew whose
'distillation means death. Jesus said,
“he that loveth his life shall lose it,
but he that hateth his life in this
iworld shall keep it unto life eternal.”
(John 12:25). Again His challenge is
heard in every capital of the earth.
“Whosoever he be of you that for
saketh not all that he hath cannot be
disciple.” (Luke 14:33). I am asking
\a pertinent question tonight, art thou
His disciple? I am permitted to in
quire what compensation, then, is
there in Christ. Ah; the compensation
of e*ernal life, eternal joy, eternal
communion with Him. But my title
deed is dependent upon my belief in
and on Him, Christ Jesus as a per
sonal Saviour. Regeneration is the
.need- He is the door by which I en
ter therein, for "except a man be born
again he shall neither see or enter
the kingdom of God.”
“Paul through this knowledge was
to know the “power of His resur
rection.” He was to know that for the
loss of “all things” that he was to be
“recompensed at the resurrection of
the ust.” (Luke 1:14).
“That through the power of the re
surrection he was to know victory
over sin, lhe worlid, the flesh and the
devil. “For whatsoever is born of God
overcometh hte world, and this is the
victory which overcometh the world,
even our faith.” (1 John 5:4) That
one day through the power of the re
4‘Lost That Tired
and Weary Feeling”
‘I was tired all the time; had
misery in back and sides that kept
me feeling bad; jvas in a nervous
and weakening condition,” writes
Mrs. H. H. Penn, of Portsmouth,
Ohio, “I lost ( in weight until 1
was very thin. During girlhood,
mother had given me Cardui and
it helped me so much then that I
decided to take it again. I took
several bottles and my strength
began to return, and I gained in
weight. Soon 1 lost that tired and
weary feeling. Cardui did me a
great deal of good.”
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Women have found, In such cases, that
Cardui helps them to overcome pains
pnd make the monthly periods easier.
(suerection ho would arise from the
dead- “Now the God of peace'which
brought again from the dead our Lord
Jesus, the great Shepherd of . the
sheep, through the bloo dos the ever
lasting covenant.” (Heb. 13:20). Was
to bring Paul forth through the same
covenont. he- being partaker there
with through faith in Christ Jesus.
Dost thou know the power of His re
surrection? . - {
"Through Paul's knowledge of Hfm.
he was to know the fellowship of His
(suffering. Dost thou know anything
about the sufferings of Christ? Most
o fus want to be at the coronation
but no t»t the cross. We desire peace
provided pain is not the purchase
price thereof. The reason today that
religion is held cheaply is because
it has cost us so. little to possess it.
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The measure of the church’s triumph
is the measure ,of her tears. Persecu
tion for God imparts power to those
who have fellowship with Him. Paul
knew that obedience was to be learn
ed through suffering. The reason for
the world is lawless and the church
ma unruly is occasioned by the lack of
suffering. “Though He were a Son,
yet learned He obedience through the
things which He suffered” (Heb
5:8). Even Christ found that the path
of obedience was the way of suffer
ing. Things that come cheap seldom
have afty value. Dost thou have a re
ligion without suffering and scars?
No wonder then that revivals have no
interest to thee That lost souls on
way to hell meant nothing to thee.
Thy neutral position is but an indict
ment against thy soul, my hearer,
plead guilty instantly, let me beg you
in God’s name, for indifference the
crowning .crime of this age.
"Through‘knowledge of Him, Paul
was to learn how to be comforable
to His death, “If any man will come
after Me. let him deny himself, and
take up his cross daily and come
nfter Me.” (Luke 9:23). Paul knew
he must “die dialy.” To die is to
live. “Except a grain of wheat fall
into the ground and die, it abfdeth 1
alone, but if it die, it bringeth forth
much fruit.” (John 12:24). Art htou
alone and lonely? Be comforable to <
His death.” <
Six Defendants
Before Mayor In
Municipal Court
Six defendants were tried befofe
Mayor Irvine B. WpJkins in police
court today, all on minor charges.
Jesse Battle, colored, was charged
with assaulting Charlie Obey with a
deadly weapon, but the warrant was
amended to read disorderly conduct,
and the deftyndant was fined $5 and
costs. 1 i
Emma Petty Grissom and Emma
Knight, two white women, were ac
cused of vagrancy, but both were dis
charged.
Edgar Ross, white man; charg
ed with possessing liquor for sale,
and was given six months on the
Toads, commitment not to issue on
good behavior for two years ®s.d on
condition that he move from his pre
sent residence and pay the costs.
Lessie Bell Wood and Pearl Car
rot 1, colored women, were charged
with assaulting and beating each
other, and prayer for judgment was
continued for one ;year on good be
havior and payment of the costs.
.Duke of Cannaugftnt uncle to King*
George of England, born 83 year£
ago. i ! , V
MRS. WADDILL WILL
ATTEND CONFERENCE
- Mrs. W. B. Wiaddill welfare sup
erintendent for Vance county,' and ad
fniinistpator of Federal relief work
here, will attend a confeVence in
Clhlapel Hill tomorrow of belief ad
ministrators for the district, com
posed of ten counties. Mrs. Wiaddill
will be accompanied by Miss Aycock,
her secretary.
Relief conditions in the ten coun
ties (will be discussed, together with
the plan of administration and the
probable need during the summer
period. > ■ j *•
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MONDAY, (BTAYI, 1933