The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-02-03
HONEYWELL LEAVES
FOR CHICAGO HOME
Local Pastors Prepare For
Big Meetings Wednesday
Night.

Despite the lateness OF the hour
of the departure of the Rev. l. e.
Honeywell, Mrs. Honeywell and their
daughter, a number Of the campaign
er's most ardent admirers gathered
at the Pennsylvania station to bid
farwell to the evangelist, who left
for Chicago last night.
The other members of the party are
still at the DR.. Bailey home on South
Fifteenth street. Prof. and Mrs. Clase
will be guests at q monster meeting
of church workers from all party of
the county, to be held in the taber-
nacle tomorrow night.
DR.. Madison Swadener, of Indianap-
oils, vice president Of the Indiana Anti
Saloon league will be the principal
speaker. The Honeywell choir has
been asked to sing and 1t is expected
that fully three hundred will be in the
choir section
Clase to- Direct Chorus.
Prof and Mrs. H. c. Clase have con-
sented to remain in Richmond until
after the tabernacle farewell. He will
have charge of the chorus. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clase will sing a duet. Frank
c. Huston, baritone and song writer,
will sing Ira D. Stanley's 1.-The Nine
ty and Nine"
Cards advertising the Wednesday
among factory men and clerks of the
city. An effort is being made to fill
the tabernacle for the service.
Ministers AMI laymen of the entire
county will hold a meeting in the
2:30 o'clock for the purpose Of organ
hing cC1,Dtv church fodoratiOn fn
promote a mutual relationship be-
tween the rural and city ministers.
Workers Meet Tomorrow.
The Personal Workers League will
hold a noon luncheon at the Y M. c..
A. tomorrow. At this time Evange-
list Edgar l.. Williams will address
the gather concerning the work to
be done by visiting the out-of-town
churches. He will suggest follow-up
methods on the work started by Evan
gelist Honeywell.
1t was planned to have a Sunday
school parade Wednesday night but
the project has been abandoned, but it
is planned that members of all Sunday
schools attend the service.
At this time it is not known what
disposition will be made of the taber-
nacle. A conference of the One Hun
dred Committee was held late this af-
ternoon. The reports of the finance
building and other committees were
discussed. 1t is probable that a move
ment will start to purchase the num-
Der which has been used in the con-
struction of the building SO that the
tabernacle may be used for mass meet
ings at different times.
To Send Greetings.
That the ministerial association OF
Richmond will give Evangelist Honey
we'll recommendation of the success of
the revivalist is shown by the fact that
a special committee was appointed to
draw up a set of resolutions to the
ministers of Fairbury, Ill. Evangelist
Honeywell will hold his next meetings
in that place.
Several churches to which the Hon
eywell professed converts have signi-
fed their desires to affiliate, are ar
ranging for public receptions at which
time the doors of the church will be
thrown open to the new members. AL
most every one of the professed con-
verts placed the name of some church
on the cards and the minister of the
designated church has extended the
invitation to those who have applied
for membership.
At last Sundays service many were
accepted as members.