Evening journal., 1916-01-12
Shove Stones OF
Sin aside, URGES
EVANGELIST LYON
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sang saved. Saved" I'm her usual de-
Hehtful manner. while Professor Clase
sang an original hymn. You MUST
Unload" The singing OF both Jhe
choir and congregation proved an en-
iovable feature and all the hymns sung
last evening we're sung in an hspH'
ine and enthusiastic manner
Yesterdays collections amounted 70
S12g.g5. The opening prayer was OF
fered by the Rev. Dr. j. ID. {. Hanna,
of Philadelphia. a former pastor OF
Union NJ. E. Church A delegation OF
members from Madeley NJ. =. Church'
headed by their pastor, the Rev T.. H.
Collins. attended last nights service.
About 200 members OF the w. {. I.
l. attended the service in the taDef-
nacle yesterday afternoon Dr. Lyon
nrcached on "A Breakfast With Jesus.
frbe evangelist made several laudatofy
remarks concerning the work OF the
w. c. r. u. and announced mat nc
would hold a special service for them
at later date In the absence OF
Professor and Mrs. Clase. who were
conducting meetings OF the High
School boys and girls. the music for
Yesterday afternoon service was con-
Quoted by Mr. Sutton and Mrs Powell.
PRAYER for this service was led by
the Rev. W. l.. S. Murray. Following
Tho afternoon service Miss Parker
conducted her regular afternoon Bible
class for which the majority or the
audience remained.
The various departmental meetings
held Yesterday were all well attended
and proved interesting Last night the
employees of La Rowe's barber shop
sent Mrs. Clase a handsome bouquet
of carnations in appreciation OF her
singing a. the morning meeting there.
Tho High School boys and girls
meetings which we're held in the
High School and in the Delaware Ave
nue Baptist Church yesterday after
noon proved interesting. TWO hun
dred and seventy-one girls greeted
Mrs Clase in Delaware Avenue Bap-
tisf Church. while over three hundred
hoys attended the meeting conducted
by Professor Clase IN the senior room
OF the High School. Plans OF organi-
zation we're effected at both meetings
and the attendance campaign was
formally started Miss Mildred Car
ter and Miss Alice Roop, members OF
the graduating class, were chosen 10
division leaders in the campaign
while Miss Gladys Smith and MISS
Katherine Cloward were elected sec
retaries 10 the White and Cherry di-
visions respectively. Az the boys
meeting Alvin Keen and William Fred
erick we're elected leader and secre-
farv of the Whites. while Bayard Car
ter and John Pierson we're elected
leader and secretary OF the Cherry
division. How to Take Care OF Your
podvr was the subject Mr.. Clase dis
cussed with the boys. The spirit oi
rivalry in the attendance campaign
hetween the boys and the girls prom
isos 10 be exceptionally keen.
Several meetings were held after las
NIGHTS service. among which were IN
executive committee, the delegation
committees Of the Baptsts. Prcsbytcr
iar6 and the Methodists. meeting o
the secretaries appointed by the pastor
10 assist with the convert cards, meet
inc of the officers and members oi th
Ladies' Aid societies of the variou
churches. and meeting of the praye
meeting leaders and captains.
At n meeting of the Methodist men
\ q Armstrong was appointed char
man of the committee on arrangements
with G. J.. Bildcrhack. treasurer. n
committee viii work out the details 10
,boir delcaation ight and endeavor q
ont-irip the efforts of the other denomi
nations Their attendance mark Is Sc
at 500.
Over Is captains and prayer meetn
leader. met Mr. Moon and went over III
foa.c "The Sin Of Indifference" whc
w:n come up IN the meetings OF today
T.. Ross Farra. Harry +. Link and Nj
Neon hryc been appointed committe
10 arrange for "a county Sunday scho'
ranv TO be held in the tabernacle o
Saturday afternoon. January 2H.
A mems chorus will be organizer
this week. Il viii sing at the men
meeting on Sunday afternoon. An
nouncement was made that twenty
three Of the cooperating churche
would close every service on the re
mainine SUNDAYS during the cam
nairn. Six suburban churches re
norfod that they would remain opei
rs the distance from the tabernaci
was such as TO make this decisio
in4ncrativc: the remaining SIX wer
NOT ready 10 renort 10 was also an
uourccd that overflow meetings woul
he held in Hanover and McCah
churches on next Sunday evenin
ehould the tabernacle crowd be a
large as II was last Sunday evening
Professor and Mrs. Clase and Mr.
Powell will arrange to attend thes
meetings while the sermon Is hoin
preached in the tabernacle. II
estimated that several thousands weI
unable to get inside the tabernacl
last SUNDAY evening.
Fellowship meetings were held ih'
morning at the Millard Z. Davis Stor
at Goldey College, John Mullin
Store and Beacom's Business Colleg
All were well attended. Shop NEE
inrs were held. for the women at III
Mercantile Printing Company by Mis-
Parker and Mrs Powell, and for n
men at the Belts Machine Compar
and at the Joseph Bancroft and Con
pany by Messrs. Rapp, Sutton al
ClaSe
"Chrisfs Method in Soul Winnin
will he .he subject Of DR.. Lyons So
mon for this afternoon. and Taxi
an Inventory" will be the topic of
sermon this evening.
Tonight will be Baptist, Luther
and Church Of the Missionary Allan
night Members Of these denomiI
tions will meet in Delaware Aven
Baptist Church and march in bC
20 the tabernacle.
A meeting for colored maids a
colored women will he held this aft
noon in the Grace NJ. T. Church
$50 o'clock under the direction
Mrs. Grace Sutton Powell, of the Il