Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-15
final REPORT
GIVEN OUT ON
big CAMPAIGN
Statistics Show Brown-Curry
Revival Was Success. Finan-
ciaIly and Otherwise

That the Brown-C Curry eyangelistic
campaign in HoEclala was q success
both in the matter OF finances and In
getting men AMI women to take the
stand Tor n higher Christian life, Is
shown IN the final report Of the execu-
tive which has Just been made pub
lie
AS tar as the committee has been
able to tabulate them. the results OF
the campaign are as follows:
Total number Of meetings held in
tho church 20
Number of meetings held outside
the church, in schools. street car
barn. army posts, etc,-1S
Number who signed cards in all the
meetings-ST6
Number OF men who came forward
at the SchoReld Barracks meeting. but
who did not sign cards-494,
Number Of young men who came
forward at a special meeting NJ Puma
hou Academy who did not sign cards
lot
Total number who came forward in
all the meetings -f174.
Church Preferences.
Church preference. so far as iRdi-
Gated on the signed cards. was as fol-
lows:
Central Union, 1913: Christian. f59:
Portuguese. 100 Methodist. so: ia.
waiahao. 66: Young Peoples League.
%; scattered among other churches
in the city. including Catholic, EDis.
copgl, Bishop Memorial. Kalihi Union.
Kaumaxapili. Chinese, Mormons. Sew.
ia. al
ence. etc.-221.
No church preference-65.
AS in all meetings OF this kind, IL
is impossible to tabulate the rtal re-
suits says the reDort. There has
been a senuine spiritual awakening In
all the churches that participated.
This is evidenced not only by the larg-
err attendance at the regular church
services. but especially by the new In.
terest manifested in the mid-week SER
vices ct the churches and In the
Young Peoples Society meetings on
Sunday evenings.
Bible Class Popular.
"One Of the fine fruits of the cam
Taign Is the large Mems Bible class
started Immediately after the close OF
the meetings at the Y. NJ C.. A. Al
ready nearly 100 men have enrolled
in this class and a most eager and
earnest lot of men they are too They
are thoroughly awake to their spirit.
ual needs and seem anxious to learn
what Jesus. their newly accepted.
Lcrd, has to say TO them about the
Christian life.
TT would no doubt be Of interest
a.. Aoka of "a
way in which the expenses OF the cam
paign were met. The following is the
statement of the treasurer OF the ex-
ecutive committee at the time this
article Is written. There are still a
few outstanding items which have not
been taken care Of, but the balance
on hand will more than cover them.
Whatever is left over when all sac.
counts arc settled will probably be
turned over to the treasurer Of the
Interchurch Federation to be used in
the furtherance OF its work
The financial statement of the com
mittee follows:
Receipts.
By nine collections ...S517.51
Sale of hymn books -. 97.35 $614S6
Expenditures.
To hymnbooks 10000. .s125.00
Freight and exchange
on same ........... 1927
Advertising in daily
papers ........ 1O07O
Window cards, posters,
signs, etc. .......... 10000
Printing: Cards, tick
cts, circulars, etc. 80. 1915 ti
Postcards, posters, ETC.. 1910
Sundries including
town meetings. in
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