South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-19
FINAL WEEK Of
REVIVAL BEGUN
Plans for the Services are An.
nounCed-Several Special
Meetings to be Held.

The third and final week OF the
simultaneous revival campaign be-
gan yesterday in the various city
churches. Three of the churches
will hold only the regular services
this week. while the stull Memorial
began revival services last night.
Plans for the services this week
were announced by the pastors last
night and special efforts will be
made 20 make this the final week.
the climax OF the campaign. on
Tuesday evening the brotherhood OF
the First Evangelical church will
hold a meeting at the church.
Rev. ]. a. Robinson. who has been
I'm charge OF the services at the First
Church Of the Brethren. will speak
tonight on Gates Of He'll in South
Bend"
Following a short talk on the
question OF personal salvation by
Rev. Charles K. Watkins. evangelist
at the First Baptist church. 81 chill
dren OF the Sunday school accepted
Christ Sunday morning at the sun
day school session. No calls for
converts were made at the morning
or evening services. Rev. Watkins
spoke yesterday afternoon at 3
o'clock at the church TO business
men OF the city on the Real Prob
lem OF Efficiency A large crowd
was in attendance.
Evangelistic efforts Sunday at the
Conference Memorial church. SOS s
st. Joseph St, netted a total OF rs
conversions and 81 CONSIDERATIONS.
bringing the toal number Of con-
verts during the campaign 10 30.
Rev. J. A Groves is in charge Of the
meetings. the pastor, Rev. G.. +. By
rer. leading the singing Thursday
afternoon a special meeting for
women. held in the church parlors,
will be addressed by Rev. Groves.
who will speak OF The Good Samar-
itan Woman"
Revival services closed Sunday at
the Westminster Presbyterian
church Rev. A. Christy Brown. the
new pastor. spoke last evening. Spe-
ciaI music was also on the program.
Three conversions were made last
evening at the Quincy Street Baptist
church. a large number of cOnsecra-
tons also being made. Rev. George
+. Enterline. pastor Of the church.
has announced his subjects for the
week. They are as follows: this
evening. The Prayers or Two Men;
Tuesday evening. Eternity; We'd
nesday evening. "A Serious Disease;
Thursday evening. The Greatest Sin
in the World" and Friday evening,
"A Bad Bargain"
First Services Held.
After being out of the simultane-
Gus revival campaign two weeks.
services at the StuIl Memorial NJ. E.
church opened last night. Rev. Ar
thur Y. Babbs, pastor Of the church,
preached on The Destinies o. Hu-
man souls" He will begin a series
OF sermons this evening.
Meetings for women were held at
the First NJ. z. and Trinity NJ. E.
churches yesterday afternoon. Rev.
Henry l. Davis spoke on AN Up
IO-Dale w oman al the lfSL NJ. r.
church. A meeting for men only
will be held at the Trinity VI. f.
church next Sunday and a special
service for the younger members of
the congregation will be held Friday
evening.
international Peace" was the
subject OF an address by Rev. Jesse
p. Bogue before 100 men at the Riv-
er Park NJ. r. church yesterday aft
ernOon. He pointed out that Chris
iianity must be the basis of any
peace that is TO be lasting. Two
conversions were made at the even
ing services
Special services were held at the
Epworth Memorial NJ. r. church
yesterday afternoon. A musical
program was given by Roy Young.
Claude Young. Jerome Sholly. DON
aid Burke and the Misses Katherine
Fields and Vivian Colin.