Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1915-10-14
CROWDS ARE PACKING
THE TABERNACLE
Special Music Feature OF the Ser
vices at the Meetings Twice
Each Day

There are stirring scenes at the
tabernacle night after night now.
The new songs are getting to be
household songs The choruses are
as easy to sing as the songs mother
used to sing to us when we were on
her knee. Most of the books sent
here by the Evangelists are sold. On
ly few more are on hand. The in
terest is getting greater at each SER
vice. There have been 251 decisions
including those of last night.
From the remarks one hears
every where concerning the meetings
1t is conceded that the methods used
are the sanest employed by any evan
gelist operating in this section in
years.
1t is really inspiring to hear the
congregation sing The big choir is
learning as one person to respond to
every gesture of the leader. When
the choir sings the, Harvest Song"
they seem to lift themselves off the
platform in some of the more rapid
places in the song. The applause ac-
corded them marks the great appre-
citation of the splendid audiences.
The musical program rendered
Tuesday night was we'll received. 1t
is the plan of Mr.. Epson to repeat
these musicals each Tuesday night.
Local talent will be used in the spec
ial work as well as the regular choir.
Evangelist Newlin continues to
hold the absolute attention of all
who hear his marvello18 messages.
His sermons are ever convincing to
the most skeptical. On Sunday II the
weather is at all fair, there will not
be standing room in the tabernacle
when he gives his famous address
on Booze, Business and Boys" This
address is worth going miles to hear.
This will be delivered to a mixed aud
fence at two-thirty Sunday after
noon.
Rev. Smith, the assistant Evangel-
ist gave one of the most Inspiring
addresses of the Campaign Wednes-
day afternoon at the afternoon SER
vice. He spoke upon the theme of
the Christian being the salf of the
earth. 1t was much needed ad-
dress along the line OF 5p .sonal
work. The largest afternoon mixed
audience of the Campaign greeted
this speaker. Mr.. Smith left this
morning for Eagle Grove to do the
advance work for the next meeting
He expects to return for the, last
week of the Campaign here.
The following is the, program for
the balance of the week, including
Sunday:
Thursday Night
1880 p. M.-song service led by
MIR. Epson.
$500 P. M.-Sermon by Evangel-
list Newlin. subject, THE Golden
Harvest" -
$3.50 p. M.--Tabernacle Service.
1880 p. ,M.-Song service led by
Mr.. Epson,
500 p. M.-Sermon by the Evan
gelist. subject. "Amusements" or
THE Sins of Society" This is
High School Night also.
aida Saturday
1880 P. M.-Special service for
women only. Evangelist Newlin will
talk on the subject, Choosing A
Husband" Every woman in Audu-
bon should hear this address.
7:15 p. M.-Song service and SER
mon Tor just one hour. Tne subject
will be "The Closed Door" At $3.50
P. NJ the first number of the lecture
course will be given in the 'taber-
nacle.
Sunday.
All services of the day will be in
the tabernacle.
1890 A. M.-Union services at the
tabernacle The Evangelist will
speak on the subject. THE Gospel
of Christ"
$3.50 p. M.-Mass meeting. Every
body's meeting. Subject of Evangel-
list Newlin's lecture will be Booze,
Business and Boys"
700 p. M.-Union service. Song
service led by Mr. Epson.
1880 p. M.-SermOn. subject,
strangers to God"
Special music will be given at each