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OCTOBER It. 1850
THE CHRISTIAN CHRONICLE
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In Marietta, Ohio
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Student Baptized
By E. G. COUCH, Jr.
507 Warren Street
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Speakers during the week have
been Lift Sanders, J. V. Davis,
Jimmy Wood, Perry Cotham, Paul
Gatewood, who last week re-
turned to the States from his
evangelistic work in Germany, is
also scheduled to speak Friday
evening on “Preaching The Gos-
pel To Every Creature.”
Speakers Thursday will be Nor-
man Gipson, Olan L. Hicks, Willis
Jernigan, J. D. Thomas, and Bur-
ton Coffman.
McClung, E. W- McMillan, G. S.
Westbrook, George Stephenson,
Vaughn Shofner, George True
Baker, and G. C. Brewer. u .
Today’s speakers include Woodie
Holden, Luther G. Roberts, George
Darling, Eddie Meyeri and John'
T. Smith.
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Due to an illness of more than
a week, John H. Banister of Dallas,
scheduled to deliver the sermon,
Sunday night was not able to be
present and Otis Gatewood spoke
in his place.
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All morning and evening ses-
sions will be held in the new *
building of the College Church,
712 E. Race St. Other sessions will
be on the campus.
A dinner honoring all preachers
will be held Thursday, November
16.
Housing can be arranged for at
the college and meals are available
in the college dining hall.
2,600 Pack New Lubbock
Building For Opening
An audience of 2,600 Jam-packed
the new auditorium of the Broad-
way Church in Lubbock, Texas,
Sunday morning as the first ser-
vice was conducted in the build-
ing, making it necessary to place
five hundred extra chairs to seat
those in attendance.
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Speakers for Friday and Sat-
urday, in order, are Andy Burks,
E. R. Harper, Jack Hardcastle,
Cline B. Drake, Otis Gatewood,
J. P. Crenshaw, Dean Bookshire
and Carl Spain.
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minister of the Jackson Ave.
Church of Christ, Memphis, Tenn.
Other topics and lecturers who will
discuss them include:
“How to Present the Restoration
Plea Today” and “Biographical
Sketches of Restoration Preachers,”
by B. C. Goodpasture, editor of
the Gospel Advocate.
. “The Restoration of New Testa-
ment Worship” by A. R. Holton,
minister of the Central Church of
Christ, Nashville, Tenn.
“Restoration of- the Spirit of
Christianity" by Frank Winters of
Oklahoma City.
“Restoration of New Testament
Conversion” and “Organization of
the New Testament Church” by
Harvey Scott of Texarkana, Ark.
“The Restoration Movement on
the West Coast" and “New Testa-
ment Christianity in the Wofld
Today” by James Sewell, elder of
the Broadway and Walnut Church
of Christ, Santa Ana, Calif.
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Harding Lectures Series Advanced To
Nov. 12-17 To Miss Holiday Conflict
Searcy, Ark., Oct. 16—Fifteen
well-known preachers and church
leaders will appear on the annual
lectureship at Harding College,
November 12-17. They will discuss
the general theme: “Restoration of
the New Testament Church — A
Present Need.”
James D. Bales, head of the
Bible department, which plans the
annual lectureships, said that
Christians everywhere would find
the lectures of interest and are
invited to attend.
Customarily held Thanksgiving
week, the lectures are scheduled
two weeks earlier this year. The
program will begin Sunday, Nov.
12 with Jesse P. Sewell, lecturer
in Bible at the college, speaking
on “The New Testament Church
and the Name of Jesus” at the
regular morning worship service
of the College church. The evening
session will feature an address by
Pres. George S. Benson on “Pre-
sent Day Significance of the Re-
storation Movement.” -----------”
Remained of the sessions will
follow a schedule of a morning
lecture at 9:50 (every day except
Mondey», three afternoon lectures,
and two speeches each evening.
Otis Gatewood, head of Church
of Christ Missions in Germany,
will speak on the restoration move-
ment in Germany. Earl Irvin West,
of Indianapolis, Indiana, author of
a two-volume work on “Search
for the Ancient Order,” will give
a series of addresses on "History
of the Restoration Movement."
"Principles of the Restoration 1I
Movement” will be presented in
two speeches by G. C. Brewef, I
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“Restoring New Testament Zeal
to the Local Congregation” and
Digression Within The Restora-
tion” by G. X Wallace of Wichita,
Kans.
“The Essence of Denomination-
alism” by Melvin Wise, of the
Memphis. ,
Union Aventie Church of Christ,
and “Sixty-four Years Among
zChurches of Christ” by Jesse P.
Sewell.
Final address of the lectureship,
“The Meaning or Freedom in
’brist,” will be made by E. W.
McMillan, president of South wes-
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Texas. McMillan will speak at an
earlier session on “Restoration
Movement in the Orient.”
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An exchange student from Mun-
ich, Germany enrolled at Marietta
College, was baptized in Marietta,
Ohio, recently. This young man
had only been in this country a
few days, and had heard the gos-
pel preached for the first time that
day. He was Horst Gottlinger.
What made this conversion even
more striking was the fact that
the Marietta Church (together
with other churches in Ohio and
West Virginia' is making plans to
send Bob Hare to Munich, Ger-
many in November.
The young man came in touch
with a member of the Marietta
congregation, Clark Schworm,
when he called for his trunk at the
railway depot. In their conversa-
tion, Clark invited Horst to go to
church with him on Sunday morn-
ing. This invitation was readily
accepted. On Sunday, the young
student was impressed both with,
the teaching he heard and with the
friendliness of the people he met.
, He spent the day with Rrmth^c
Schworm and attended the service
in the evening. Before the service
had ended, he asked to be bap-
tized.
It is hoped that during his stay
in this country Horst may be given
as mych encouragemen^nd train-
ing at possible, soi^iat he will be
help to. the,r a use ol Christ
when he retumWo Munich next
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Hicks, Olan L. Christian Chronicle (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 21, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 18, 1950, newspaper, October 18, 1950; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1306107/m1/4/: accessed May 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Abilene Christian University Library.