Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-04-07
AUDIENCE OF 1000
HEARS SERMON
At REVIVAL
One Hundred and Thirteen
Young People Make Con-
fessiOn Of Faith; Evangelist
Appeals to Civic Pride.

That the interest IA the union
church meetings az the tabernacle Is
increasing 20 marked degree was dem A
onstrated yesterday az three impress
slve services prcfaccd hy u street pro-
cesslon OF more than three hundred I
members 81 the highland Bible I
schools.
Bearing banners with scrlpturai |
legends headed by the Indian school I
band the children and adult members |
OF three highland schools marched !
In imposing array from Coal avenue
and broadway To- the tabernacle for
the n o'clock service yesterday morn
ing An escort OF several hundred on
the sidewalks nanked the street pro-
cessiOn.
In "a forcvtul sermon 10 eighteen
hundred people, Evangelist Honeywell
urged the christian people OF this city
10 merit their name Of boosters lie
appealed 20 the local patriot aud the
nom Christian also TO consider thas
the purpose OF the union meetings W
for clvil righteousness. social clean
ness aud the upbuilding OF the COM
munlty. and that for these reasons,
that social and business engagements
campaign might not be- hindercd
choral music from two hundred
voices ana solo by Mr. Charles An-
drews contributed 90 the success OF
| the meeting.
The signal service Of the day was
! the meeting FOR young people in the
! afternoon The discourse was in the
nature of an informal talk ln which
flags of the nations. flags Of Quawn-
tine. death, danger purity. and
| Christianity were used as illustrative
| helps AZ the conclusion OF this SER
vice one hundred and thirteen young
| people made tho confession at faith.
An asscmhlage Of two thousand.
\ that taxed the capacity OF the tahcr-
uaclc beard the sermon last night
when the speaker drew from the text
OF Naamans bravery. excellent lessons
for real and near heroes Of modern
times. The speaker denounced the
public official who fears to execute the
| duties of office. Disclaiming any ref
crencc Ia local affairs, the evangelist
drew word picture 81 the power for
good or evil that municipal o GERS
have 10 make or mar a community
The right Of women 10 have tho
| franchise was emphaticHlly endorsed.
and "A tribute paid 90 fearless men ami
women who stand for the right That
womans influence in politics would be
wholesome. there could be no doubt,
the speaker declared and at any rate
women could not make matters worse
than have the men
COTTAGE PRAYER TUESDAY.
The list of homes open for cottage
prayer tomorrow morning rs append
ed. three Of the sixteen districts not
having reported up 20 "a late hour.
/ The time announced FOR these scrV-
ices IL from 10 10 1890.
Al the home Of Mrs Millhuss 500
! East Grand. Mrs Sower, enc south
Arno. Mrs Wcrning. corner Of coal
and Arno Mrs !. 4 Hammond 9o2
South Walter. Mrs. j ~ Eicher soy
south Third Mrs. NJ. a. Sabin, al"
south seventh; Mira Charles Wat
lington. 3l7 North Fourth; Mrs. New
| lander. fl4 North Fourth; Mrs. Say
/ manski. ii3 Marble Mrs. Graham,
sol West Mountain road. Mrs. Frank
| Ackermau, liiO West Central, Mrs.
| Barton Keller. 123 North Eigth, J. NJ.
Moore. ii29 West Central.