ASSOCIATED PRESS AND CENTRAL PRESS DR. MORGAN BEGINS HIS REVIVAL HERE Large Congregations Hear Englishman at First Methodist Church TWO SERVICES DAILY Afternoon ami Evening Meetings Pro vided for in Schedule; Outside Ministers \To Give of Their Services Dr. Frank Crossley Morgan, of Au gusta, Ga., son of tin l world famous preacher. I >r. G. Campbell Morgan, of .London, began a two-wccks revival meeting in this city yesterday at the First Methodist church, preaching both morning and evening to large congregations, especially in the even ing Tin two weeks pu gram will be known as a Bible conference and evangelist ic series of services, in view of the fact that the afternoon ser vices will be given over to the study of Bible selections. Dr. Morgan an nounced Sunday he would study the Book of Haggai al the afternoon ser vice; for the first week, with certain P; alms selected for the afternoon .services the second week. ’Die even ing sermons will be evangelistic in nature. ’I he Methodist choir was augment el by a. number of visitors Sunday eve ring, while the congregation was made larger by reason of the fact that Presbyterian and Methodist Pro tv, tan t services are being held during the winter at 5 p. m.. and the First Christian congregation called off their night services. There were also a number of persons from out of the city who attended. At the service Sunday morning, the text was from the 21st. chapter ol John's Gospel, in the command of Je us to Peter. •'Feed my lambs, shep herd my sheep, feed my sheep.” Dr. Morgan said “Jesus did not tell Simon to shepherd the lam. s. He di' instruct him to feed the lambs and the sheep, and to shepherd the sheep. The fact is that c do not have to tound up and control the lambs if wt properly shepherd the sheep. The boy problem is a dady problem, and the gitl problem is the mother problem. Where the father and mother live light the. boys and girls are easy to handle at least in the greater per centage of the cases,” said inc preacher. "Jesus said feed the lambs and the sheep, which amounts to building them up in character and Christian faith.” said the preacher. “Then strength comes from proper nourish ment more than from any other source. It is very necessary for inin i-fe.r;, ;tnd Sunday school teachers, therefore, to know where the green pastures arc. In order to know, they have to feed there themselves. Pas- i tors can become such mixers as to] forfeit their opportunity to feed the people. They can also be so practica in their vereyday dealing with the masses as to weaken their hold as a prophet of God. A man who makes a» clown of himself six days is not ready on the seventh to impart spirit ual food. “Th'! Master emphasized, further more, that they were his heep that Simon and others were to feed. They haw entered into such relation thro ugh saving grace as to give 1 im in; I everlasting claim upon them When minister;; and teachers go a.'n d f»>e»l- ( jug Ihos*- sheep and lambs they ;n ;| becoming co-laboi ••is with the Mar I tor ii a sublime business. He furnish ed the food and also supplies tnc workmen for the noble task. "The ringing challenge of the Lor< Chiisl i . for u; to dedicate our live to this high purpose, which was uor In the heart of God. In responding to this great call we may forego some < o'tiers bi ing located at Durham, Ra leigh, Greensboro, Southern Pines, Fayetteville, Burlington and Heids ville. The meeting will open at the com ma.ndery hall at 5 p. m., and a parade will follow at 5:30 p. ns. At. 6 p. m. a. ' amjllet will be given at the Wash ington Duke hotel, followed by churcii s< , vices at the First Baptist church at 7:30 o’clock, with the address by the pastor. Dr. Ira S. Knight. The ses sions will resume at 8:30 p. in. in the commandcry hall for an hour’s meet ing. to end at 0:30 o’clock. It is announced that visiting ladit* will be entertained by the Southgate < haptcr. No. 177, Order of the Eastern Star. I Have just received a nice load of White Ashe Egg I COAL I E Telephone your order to Corbitt Coal Co. B ■ All lump, no fine, weight B| guaranteed. H Telephone 268. Baptists Second Time Have Named Pulpit Committee A new pulpit committee to have charge of recommending a pastor foi the church was voted into office by the congregation of the First Baptist church yesterday morning, and will consist of J. K. i eague, v. E. Greene. Al. B. Wester, and Mrs. R. H. Duke and Mrs. W. W. Parker . . The old pulpit committee resigneu two weeks ago without making a re commendation when it was unable to agree. Mr. Greene is the only mem ber of the new pulpit committee who served on the first committee. AGENT HERE FOR SIREEI CONTRACT Work Expected To Be Start ed Shortly In Paving Garnett Street A representative of the Atlantic Bitulothic Company, cd' Winston- Salem. low bidder for tm- ic-pavmg of lliii'iu'il street heie. has been in .be city making pretiruinaiy arrange ments for start of the work, it was { carmxl today. It is under;stood work s to begin very shortly. After the bids were opened ty the i State Highway Commission in Ra leigh last week, it is necessary that hey be forwarded to Washington for final approval by the Federal Bu reau of Roads, and this is expectco o be about five days. The Atlantic company wa; the ! iowes* bidder on the pioject here 10, i little les than $59,0u0. and is expcc. :d to be giver, me contract. The money is furnished by the Federal government and the work Jone under supervision and by the State Highway Commission, since the street is the route through the city of the national highway, known as Federal Route 1 and as State ivoute 50. The street is to be considerably widened, and a new lighting system in the business district is to be in stalled. MINISTERAL ASS’N POSTPONES MEET The Henderson Ministerial Associa-1 lion, which was scheduled to meet ! Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock has been postponed until a later date be cause of the meeting in progress at the First Methodist Episcopal church. itw as announced today -.- ol ■b y * ? < f.il lou buy Chesterfield cigarettes every day. BißH■■■■■! M#/ J SWSI. You may buy them our place today aud I < al anol her place tomorrow —or you may buy || ||||| P| I them the same place every day. tL . \ Il is estimated that there are this day : 769,340 places in this country where I l; Chesterfields are on sale all the time. |•• f , : ■■■*■■> To itinkc < ’hcsh rlu'ld < igarrl lcs we gel the bcbl tobacco ;m : ; J jß|y T- cigarettes can be made. >=. WW ~»f j>o We pack them and wrap 111 <• m so that they reach you just as if : S j. Hl you came by the factory door. • HMB^MBMHB^BBMMBBBBBi^^Ki;W You can buy ('lies ter fields io Hilßw 769,340 places in the United Slates 188 BLSSBiI ami in 80 foreign countries. » r / • • • y-j.-. ; .x.■ ~p• •-■ cr^r-afr^ayx.;• • ■,^^ > ». .J li 'r "/I package of Cliealerjields please M C>licstcrl seld the cigarette that’s milder 9 for the county seboo fund, and were assessed costs a mounting to $175.57 or a. total of $214.- 57, it was announced today at the of fice of Clerk of the superior Court E. O. Falkner. This compares with 44 cases heard In January last year with $28.50 in fines and co*ts of $158.25, and with 7i cases tried in December, with fine-' of $109.40 and fees of $157.57. The 51 cases tried last, month wen disposed of by sending eight defeu dants to. the roads, suspended judg ments on payment of the costs foi 33. with nine discharged, and one tak.ing an appeal. SEVERAL TRACTS OF LAND DISPOSED OF Property in City and County Involved In Deeds Filed With Register On Saturday Several tracts of lana were involved in the two real estate deeds filed Sat urday with the register of deeds. Leona B. Taylor and husband, W. T. Taylor, sold to Roy Jones and wife several lots on Perry street for $lO and other considerations. A. A. Bunn, trustee, sold to Louise Henderson for SSOO three tracts of land, one of 22 1-2 acres, lying along Fenny Branch, and the other of 22 and one acres, respectively, adjacent to the former tract. ED LANCASTER IS KILLED BT A CAR Hit.and.Run Driver StriL Man Near Gillburg Sat urday Evening Ed Lancaster .middle aged man, was fatally injurjed when by a hit-and-run automobile Satoi evening on the Hendcrso’n-E' road about, four miles out f I(H „ r derson. He died about the (i fc "' was brought Io the ho. pit--.) hc ..' ’ e Lancaster according to women wi were eye-witnesses to u n . walking along the highway "n;. staggering, they said, and thev had?" give him plenty of room to keen f. striking him. Another car apprj"’” mg them from the rear struck ' caster just after they had passed him' and he was tossed over into the hi" way just in front of the car driven hv the ladies, Mrs. R. H. Edwards Mrs. C. 1,. Fuller, we;; known resi dents of near Gillburg. Coroner F. B. Hight said the ladies told lum they knew Lancaster and saw him approaching them walkin- He was wabbling from one side of the road to the other and they took particular pains to avoid him. 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