Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-05
BILLY" SUNDAY TO
HAVE EXTRA FORCE
FOR LOCAL REVIVAL
Will Add Workers to Party.
Music and Words of Pop
ular Song Work of Phila-
delphians.

Realizing that the task before him ir
Philadelphia is far greater than in any
city where he has previously conducted
campaigns, BILLY" Sunday is planning tc
add several strong men and women as
extra workers with his party TO assure
great success for the revival. There
are more than a dozen active members
Of the Sunday party. and the fact that
the extra force is to be engaged while
the evangelist is here is encouraging to
those who are interested in the move-
ment.
Another interesting thing that has not
been previously announced regarding the
plans for the coming campaign is the fact
that one of the songs that viii be used
probably more than any other during the
big meetings in the tabernacle on Logan
Square is the work of local musician
and author The song is "If Your Heart
Keeps Right" The music to which II Is
sung was written by D. B. Aclkley a Phil
adelphia, who is now pianist with the
Sunday party, and the words were writ
ten by Mrs. Lizzie De Armond, a Swarth-
more woman. Brighten the Corner
Where You Are" will also be one of the
leading revival hymns during the cam
paign.
The work in preparation for the cam
paign is advancing rapidly, and the Rev
E' II. Emett, Mr.. Sundays assistant, and
the leaders in the movement, are work.
ing day and night to assure its success
The Rev. George G. Dewey chairman
OF the Mems Bible Glass Committee and
secretary of the Philadelphia County Sab
oath School Association, is vigorously ad-
Vancing the movement and has added 15-
COO men to Bible classes I'm all parts of
the city since the campaign began a
month ago This makes a total of more
than $4,000 men in the mems classes of
the city, so that there seems every prob
ability that the $4,000 he started out to
OBTAIN the first part of Ocober will be
certain before Mr.. Sunday gets here. In
many churches the 100 men asked for are
In the classes, and the members of the
classes are out for 200 There has never
been such activity among the men of the
churches as there Is today.
Mr., Doweys schedule of meetings for
the coming weeks follows:
Sunday, o3O a. M, Mount Airy Presbyterian
SnurGh iO3O a. m. ST. James Methodist Epis-
SS3pal; 0lney; 2;3O p. M, Erie Avenue Metho-
p. m. mass-meotlng in LoEan Thea tra mefani IN
p m, Frankford Avenue Baptist Church.
n Monday Tioga Baptist Church. Philadelphia
baptist Sunday School superintendent Asso-
clationi also a mems mass-meetlng i'm Geth-
semane Baptist Church, 18th and Columbia
Tuesday, Grace Presbyterian Church and 81
Paul9 Reformed Episcopal Church
Wednesday, union meeting Of churches Bus
Teton and vicinity.
Thursday, Central North Broad Presbyterian
and lr, tho Phtl9delphia Methodist Episcopal
hickon Methodist Episcopal Church
Friday December IL, Princeton Presbyterian
Church
A. V. Bower. n Scranton attorney and
enthusiastic BILLY" Sunday supporter,
will speak at three places in Philadel-
phia tomorrow to help the Mems Bible
Glass Movement OF the Sunday cam
palgn. At 1O:3O a. m. he will be in the
Tloga Presbyterian Church, at p. m.
at mems mass-meeting in the FairhiH
Methodist Episcopal Church and at p.
m. in Chambers-Wylle Memorial Presby-
terian Church.