Bridgeton pioneer., 1916-01-13
THE Big
TABERNACLE
CAMPAIGN
Organization for the Trail
Hitting Evangelistic
Meetings.
DETAILS To
Be ARRANGED
The Committees That Will B.
Provided for the Coming of
the Evangelist, Rev. Geo.
Wood Anderson.

AT the close of the popular meeting
in the Central NJ. E. Church tomor-
row night, there will be a meeting of
the committee appointed to nominate
the general officers and the Execu-
tive Committee of the coming taber-
| nacle evangelistic campaign. This
| nominating committee consists of the
| pastor and one layman from each of
the cooperating churches. The nom
nations made will afterwards be sub
| mitted to a large representative body
| called the General Committee, consist
ing of the pastor and four or five lay
| men from each church. Some of the
working committees will also be
| named by the General Committee and
some by the Executive Committee as
directed by Mr.. Anderson's represen-
| tative.:
Following is an outline of the chair
| men and committees that will be re-
| quired:
Building Committee, consisting of
five or seven men, the chairman of
| which should be a builder who is in
i-good standing with the workmen of
the city and who will give about three
weeks of his time to oversee the cree
| tion Of the tabernacle. This will be
somewhat larger than the one used in
Millville, and the location for it is yet
to be determined.
Music Committee, consisting of a
chairman appointed by the Executive
Committee and man and woman from
each cooperating church, to enlist as
large choir of good singers as is
possible.
Usher Committee, consisting of a
chairman appointed by the Executive
Committee, who shall be Chief Usher,
and Cne man from each church with
tact and ability to handle crowds.
Prayer Meetings Committee, the
chairman to be a pastor appointed by
the Executive Committee, who will di-
vide the city into districts, giving
one district to each pastor who will
arrange as many prayer meetings in
his district as possible.
Entertainment Committee, three
persons appointed by the Executive
Committee, who will arrange for the
entertainment of Mr.. Anderson's party
providing house, provisions, cook.
etc.
Educational Work Committee, con-
sisting of a chairman and the heads
of the public schools and other edu-
Gators, preparing for most effective
work among High School students.
Chairman for the Shop Meetings
Committee. A man who can get in
touch with the heads of all places
where people are employed and Sc
cure their cooperation for noon meet
ings. The other members of the COM
mittee to be appointed later
Social Service Committee, consist
ing of five men appointed by the Exec
utive Committee to make a religious
census of BriGgeton.
Nursery and Hospital Committee,
consisting ef a chair-woman, assisted
by a committee of women from each
church who will, in some nearby
church, take turns in caring for chill
dren left them during the meetings.
Decorating Committee, consisting of
a chairman appointed by the EXecu-
tive Committee and as many assis-
tants as may be needed.
Committee on Women's Work, con-
sisting of a chair woman and two wo-
men from each church appointed by
the pastor, to devote time and effort
for work with employed women and
others.
Committe on Transportation, con-
sisting of three men to secure auto