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      AFFLICTED SEEKING
      HEALING AT REVIVAL

  Mrs. Ida Tribbett and Band
  of Workers Conduct Pente-
   costal Services.

   A little band of workers meeting
every evening at the Bethel Mission,
South Thrird street, is attrating more
and more attention by its efforts to
preach the full gospel and conduct di-
vine healing services without much
notoriety and advertising.  But the
work is spreading and as the service
clamoring to hear Mrs. Ida Tribbett,
eastern evangelist, preaching in be-
half of the Mission's doctrine.
   The church is not as handsome as
a cathedral and neiter is the music
that of an expensive pipe organ, but
to the sick who are in need of prayer
and to those who want to hear the
gospel, the sermons of Mrs. Tribbett
and the responses to her prayers are
more than satisfying.  A woman well
known in this city and for a number
of years almost totaly blind was
present at the evening service yes-
terday to testify that her sight was
being restored more each hour and
she proved it by reading from a book
without the heavy glasses she has
worn for years.  Another woman who
claimed to be deaf named the hymn
which was being played and responded
to questions asked her.
   Mrs. Tribbett, wearing a white uni-
form, extends the invitation to ass re-
ligions, all classes and all sickeness
to come to the alter and be prayed 
for.  There are wheel chairs and
crutches in evidence at each meeting.
For hours and hours the little throngs
kneel at the altar and plead for di-
vine mercy.  If prayers and faith can
be of any avail in healing the sick,
it is apparent that some demonstra-
tion will be made to this band of
workers.
   Special Thanksgiving service will
be held this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock.
This evening at 5:30 p.m. Mrs Tribbett
will conduct a healing service.
Everyone is welcomed within the
Mission.
   Among out-of-town pastors and
missionary workers who are assisting
with the revival are: Rev. George
Thomas, missionary from Mexico;
Rev. J. Brimsom, missionary from
India and Africa; Joseph Golden of
San Francisco; C. B. Cannon, song
leader from San Francisco, and Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur Lyon, missionaries
leaving for Mexico.
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