Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, July 6, 1920, Page 8

- the that/ nany of n for the two ball' mixed at the golf links yesterday t appear to play it was neces- sary to change the arrangement. The ollowing pairs, however, played in ‘the afternoon: Mrs, B.. W. Lakin and 'W. L. Brooks; Miss Donna Ly- can and Dr. Marcum; Mrs. MacMillan and F. 8. Lycan; Miss Kent and G. M. Torrance; Mrs. Torrance and B. W. Lakin; Mrs. E. H. Marcum and A:J, MacMillan. The winners were " Miss Donna Lycan and Dr. Marcum +'while Mrs. B. W. Lakin and W. L. Brooks were second. LUTHERANS WILL o 4 PUBLISH IN ENGLISH {" The Evangelical Lutheran Synod decided during its annual convention in Detroit, Mich., to have its pub- " lications, translated into the English “language as there is an increasing number of. theological students who do .not understand German. - The Lutheran church in the United States has today a membership of 8,600,000, with 9,731 pastors and 15,638 congregations. The value of the church property is estimated at 1$144,746,061. In 1638 the Luther- an church in America comprised one congregation, one pastor and 50 members. In 1738 there - were 9 pastors, 45 communities and 5,000 members. By 1848 these numbers +had increased to 538 pastors, 1,307 communities and 135,69 members. The Lutheran church maintains today 62 orphanages, 48 homes for the aged, 7 institutions for epilectics and ‘imbeciles, 9 training schools for nurses and 47 hospitals. |socmL-ANnmsom?L | Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dvoracek and family of Grey Eagle were over Sun- day visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dvoracek. The gentlemen are brothers. . 8. E. Palmer, state leader of the County Agents, came up from St. . Paul and was the guest over Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Dvoracek. ADDITIONAL WANT WANTED—Night porter, Markham Hotel. 3t7-8 LOST—Ten dollar olil in streets or stores this -morning. Reward. Finder return to Pioneer. 1t7-6 1f Party taking bicycle from Dalton Bldg. Saturday night will return same, nothing will be said. It is known who the party is. If,mot returned, arrest will follow. » 2t7-7 WANTED—To hear from -owner of good farm for ‘sale. State cash price, full description. D. F. Bush, Minneapolis, Minn. 13t9-20 FOR RENT—Modern furnished room. 314 4th street. 3t7-8 FOR RENT—House, 5§ room, water in house. Phone 854 or Call at Adolph Blondo's, Mill Park. 2t7-7 WANTED—Experienced kitechen girl, 8-hour shift. Third Street Cafe. 6-Ttt 1 to repentance. WEIGLE SERVICES : OPEN BEFORE LARGE AUDIENCE IN TENT (Continued from. Page One.) sational. Of course he was, and 30 is every -minister ‘who = preaches the truth of God. Jonah was sensational when he called the sinners of Nineveh All faithful prophets of God create a sensation. Jesus Christ created ,a sensation when he was engaged in his earthly ministry. St. Paul was a sensation wherever he went, Whenever a revival is start- ed in community there are some dead ones who are ready to protest against 'per. any’ religious excitement. = They say, “I don’t believe in excitement.” They lie, .for they will go to a’baseball game and go wild when their favorite makes a home run. They are almost besides themselves in a.political cam- paign. i ‘We hear a lot today about dignity. Some' people seem to think ‘that all a preacher needs in oraer to make the church a success is pulpit dignity. Let me tell you tnat it needs more than a white necktie and-a long tail- ed coat and proper grammar to save men. I may notl be ag. dignified as some folks think I.ought to'be but I try to make up for it in other ways. For instance, 1 try to have enough red blood and a vocabulary, by the help of God, to make the truth'so plain as to wake up those who hear. me to the fact that sin has the skids under it and that the track is greased all the way to ‘perdition. Listen! the only excuse the church has for being here is to wake up sin- ners and gef them right with God. John’s ministry was largely nega- tive. For a preacher to come to town and ciyUrepent[/isito excite the most desperate prejudice. Thatisn’t what They want the hey want to rest easy in’ their They want a preacher to tell them they are uot so bad after all: They want a preacher to come like a lecturer with his kid gloves and scented arrangements and tell them how delightfu] he is to'have the opportunity and honor of speak- ing to so large, enlightened and cul- tured audience. i John startled the old sinners of his day by his blunt way of putting the truth. They could not deny it was the truth, but the truth is sometimes clammy. It gives some sinners the shivers. John was no .policy preach- 7Goli's vlessing wiil rest on the man‘ who will faithfully.preach 'and live His gospel. -Concluding his message Mr. Wei- gle said: ‘“But I want you to notice’ that John’s message was not 'alto- gether negative. Note the positilve element in it. His message did not end with the words. “repent ye”, but with the words ‘“for the kingdom of heaven is at hand.” He had a mes- sage of comfort for the soul over- whelmed with sorrow for sin. He.tells them that joy and daylight is near. The true preacher of the gospel does not stop:with repentance. No broken heart was every turnéd away from the.cross, no weary soul was ever dis- couraged by the Son of God +he man who 'is most fierce against {niquity can also be most sympathetic with weakness and sorrow. FOR SALE—House and lot in fairly good repair, Well located. . Will - trade for Ford touring car. Phone S. T. Stewart. 6t7-12 LL the dread and drudgery of cleaning vanish when the Premier arrives in your home. Even the hard-to-get-at places can be guickly and easily cleaned. And things you are now: obliged to send out can be renovated ‘thoroughly-at home. Premjier is also worth many times its cost because of the time and labor it saves, Hours: you now spend in hard-labor cleaning can be spent in’ more enjoyable tasks, at rest or recreation. Visit our Premier department and see a demon- stration of this. efficient cleaner. Learn how. it makes housework more enjoyable. Moderate prices . —convenient terms. MINNESOTA ELECTRIC’ LIGHT AND POWER Elks Bldg. FRrY COMPANY Phone 26 WG i " THE BEMIDJI DAILY PIONEER . MARKETS—LOCAL AND FOREIGN BEMIDJI CASH MARKET QUOTATIONS. GRAIN AND HAY Popcoru, pound ..., ‘Wheat, hard A ‘Wheat, soft .. Rye, bushel ..... .« VEGEY. Cabbage, cwt. .. Onions, dry, ¢ Beans, cwt. .. Butterfat . ... . - Eggs, fresh, dozen MEATS Muuoé}, . 136.00°96.00 Hogs, Ib.....i.onin A'$1:10:§1.25 | Dressed: beef, ‘pcund. 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