Revival Hindrances Among Faithful Exposed by Billy Sunday
Billy Sunday, before about 5 000 at the Sunday tabernacle, argued that quarreling envy and selfishness kill prayer and revival rather than the whiskey trade. He condemned church faction, pride, and sensationalism, urging truth and humility as the path to salvation, while recalling confrontations with detractors and a vivid storefront critic.
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Billy Sunday
Sunday Tabernacle
Twelfth Street
Central Avenue
Sunday
Christ
Tabernacle
Mr. Sunday
Insane Asylum
Bill
Methodist Church
Brush
Rumors Of Riots In Richmond Alarm City
The city faces tense nerves as newspapers hype unrest planning for riot conditions. If disturbances begin in Richmond and spread to Jackson Ward and the Black Belt, survivors will have much to discuss for years.
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Jackson Ward
Dinner Party Invitation Refused Over Past Refusal
A quoted exchange shows one person declining to invite Mrs. Blank to a dinner party citing a prior unsuccessful encounter. The remark implies Mrs. Blank never recovered from that previous engagement.
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Mrs. Blank
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