Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-05-05
SOUL WINNING BY.
EVANGELIST IS
FINISHED
Rev. Mr. Honeywell Closes His
Work in Albuquerque; a
Farewell Luncheon at Hotel
Combs at Noon Today

As a fnal tribute. the ministers Of
Albuquerque today rendered fare
well luncheon In honor Of Evangelist
n. T. Honeywell and party. IN Albu-
querque for several weeks conducting
a revival service. The luncheon WA
served In the Hotel Combs from i2,soI
until 2;8o. was informal ana proved
delightful party. After the lunch
con tho guests were shown through
the new hotel by the proprietor. Dave
Combs Present nt the luncheon were
Rev "a. =. williams, Rev G. O..
Bcckman and Mrs. hickman. Rev.
y. j. l.ongfellow and Mrs. 1.onBfcllow,
REV. <. r. Allison and Mrs. Allison.
Rev. r. J. Dyer. Miss Edith GOrby.
deaconess; Lieutenant Brown and
Captain puctt, of the salvation Army.
aud the evangelist. Mr Honey well,
aud his party. ". 3. COlogrOvC, L. a.
Wcgncr. and Miss Lamnot.
The Honeywell revival campaign
closed last evening after i've weeks
of earnest work by tho evangelist. his
corps of helpers and the members OF
tie eight evangelical churches
or inostimable benefit 20 the
churches. the community and indlvid-
uais has been this labor Of love, IN
soul winning.
More than Ave hundred persons re-
sponded TO the invitation To accept
Christian faith. OF these. however,
small number were professed be-
ilevers who felt their delinquency and
desired to start anew.
The tabernacle building that has
symbolized the unity Of purpose and
fellowship spirit during tho weeks that
hundreds of people OF different cree ls
assembled mighty 10 hear the gospel
D. 20 be torn down and the lumber
d used by purchasers Cor sundgy pur-
, poses.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Colgroyc. Mr. Neg
/ ner. and Miss Lamont leave tunight
/ for the north. MIR. Honeywel left
| on the age train this afternoon for
, en- ago. where after forty hours 80
win his family he will go 10 sIIn-
negCta TO Join tAe other nlemcers Of
\ the cvangelistlc party and bold an
! other series OF revival meetings.
Every service al the tabernacle WAS
an inspiration To the large crowds who
assembled Two hundred choir voices
| led the singing at the morning and
/ evening services.
/ The service for men IN the after
/ noon was well attended and well re-
paid every attendant who heard the
J evangelist entreat men 20 live worth
ily that. all manhood might be cx-
allied
Miss Iamonrs service Tor women In
! the Central Avenue Methodist church
was one Of the most impressive yet
conducted By this consecrated, canny
| scotch woman. The night meeting
al the tabernacle was the crowning
service 81 the most successful cam
| paign. Though not SO lengthy, or NJ
eloquent as many preceding sermons
the brevity and force with which all
| were cxhorted TO prepare for the ina
Judgment by getting right with God
appealed 10 all the eighteen hundred
auditors.
THAT the after death Judgment
will be- Impartial aud absolutely Just
b. assured by the fact that Christ Il
tn be- the Judge. lie who was u man
horn. lived. subjected 10 the sam,
temptations. hupcs aud fears as othel
mortals. viii not In any wise be ,
harsh Judge.
Yet because II is positively ZAP
pointed 90 die" for eacn man and wo
man. and because no one knows wheI
his earthly career may end and hi'
| record be- opened for tho final iudg
ment. il hehooves each one TO hastei
To acknowledge Christs sovereignty
aud have misdeeds pardoned whll'
there IN yet time" I'm closing th'
| evangelist cntreated the people Of Al
buquerago Ia bear with any mistake
| he might have unthoughtediy mad
during his soiourn and work here
saying Farewell. May your good vii
go With me, and may peace dwell
| with YOU la Albuquerque"
| General expressions heard as TIA
congregation dispersed we're OF ia
sentiment that an Albuquerque Is bet
ter on account Of the Honeywell
meetings.
Il The converts enrolled will receiv
the ordinance Of baptism and be re-
coivcd Into the various churches neS
sunday. AZ the mid week service a
several OF the churches number ar
to he baptized.