Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-09
SCORES CONFESS
 FAITH IN CHRIST
Sunday Night Hundreds Responded to the Invitation to Confess Their Faith. and all Workers in the
 Meeting are Gratified.
(By A. Homer .Jordan.)

moon. Great hosts of men went flock ing to the big tabernacle long before the hour to begin the service. A fine choir of men occupied the platform usually occupied by the mixed chorus, and the singing they did was truly great. Mir. Stephens spoke on Heroes and Cowards." This was a strong manly appeal to men to do the heroic thing by accepting Christ. This ap- peal did not fall upon unresponsive hearts, for when the invitation was ex- tended scores of men walked down the aisle to profess their faith in Christ.
 At the same hour as the mems meet ing, Miss Byrnes spoke to women only in the First Baptist church. This large building was filled to overflowing with women anxious to hear Miss Byrnes.
 Sunday night brought out the larg- est crowd yet assembled in the taber- nacle. MT. Storrs mellowed the hearts of the great audience by leading in a splendid song service. MT. James played cornet solo. Mrs. Powell sang, "You Must Do Something With Jesus Tonight"
 The subject of the sermon was "The Greatest Question Ever Asked or An swered." My text" said MT. Steph- ems, " Is Matt. 27:22, What then shall do with Jesus.' This is the greatest question any man ever asked or any one was ever called upon to answer. l want to bring you face to face with this great question tonight, in such a way that you will fairly and squarely answer it now. There is no question so tremendous as this. On the an- swer you give to this question de- bends your eternal destiny. This is personal question. It is not What will you do?' But what shall I do with Jesus?' It is a vital thing to know what you will do with Jesus who is in this meeting now.
 "I place Jesus Christ upon your hands tonight. He is on your hands and you must decide what you will do with Him. Pilate turned his back upon Christ. He examined Christ and found no fault in Him. Yet he turned Him over to the mob to be crucified.
 "You who are here tonight out of Christ are standing in the same posi- tion as was Pilate. What will you do with Him? Pilate had a chance to make a name for himself and do the world great good but he refused to accept the opportunity"
 MT. Stephens painted a most vivivd word picture of the crucifixon. So plain was it that scores of both men and women were in tears.
 A great host of people responded to the invitation, and all who worked in 1.-the meeting felt that greater good had been done that day than at any time in the meeting. | Cottage Meetings.
 A large number of cottage prayer meetings will be held this morning, The subject will be "A Gratuitous God" taken from Psalm 1O3. Tie meetings will be held at the follow ing homes:
 and 2-Mrs. Staughton, 1908 East Pullen.
 3-Mrs. L. P. Chalfant, 1902 East Eighth.
 Airs. Williamson, 500 Dakota.
 With district 3.
 6-Mrs. Henny, 1201 East Sixth.
 7-Second Presbyterian church.
 S-'Mrs. Sim Ellis, 1907 East Eighth.
 9-Second Presbyterian church. 10-Mrs. J. H. Herrons, 919 Tennes- see.
 11-Mrs. Tartanberry, 221 East Second.
 12-(Division Al Mrs. Bounds. 4O1 East Sixth.
 12-(Division B) Mrs. I. L. Wade, S11 Georgia.
 13-Mrs. Owens, 306 East Twelfth.
 14-Mrs. J. c. Chestnut, 1903 Main.
 15-Mrs. J. w. Stephens, POS Hard ing.
 16-Mrs. Neidernier, South Main. 19-Mrs. Ruth Scoggins, 7O6 West Third
 20-Mrs. Holland, 314 West Fourth.
 22-Mrs. w. D. Fiveash, 1109 west Barraque.
 l 23-Mrs. Green, 915 West Fifth. 24-(Division A Mrs. c. Ii. Cady. 24-(Division B) Mrs. Walter Bay less.
 25-Mrs. Rutherford, 1902 West Sec ond.
 l 2S-Mrs. w. T. Brasher S02 Pine. | 29-Mrs. Murcer Sligh, S04 Walnut. 30-Mrs. T. E. Adams, I'll West Sixth.
 31-Mrs. w. R. Springfield, 9O3 w. Eighth.
 32-Mrs. D. H. Duncan, 1901 West Sixth.
 33-Mrs. King. 1902 West Eleventh.
 35-Mrs. Jessie Core, McCammon flats.
 36-Mrs. John Harbour, Fourteenth and Chestnut.
 37-Mrs. c. R. Edmond, 1101 Laurel. l 3SlMrs. Lee Fox, 1904 Olive. Il 39-Mrs. Baynham, 1107 Cherry. :, 40-Mrs. Ben Ashcroft, 917 West Fifteenth.
 41-Mrs. McDaniels, 1923 Olive. Il 42-Mrs. J. Norton, ,Twenty-first !, and Pine.
 43-Mrs. John Fowler. 1907 Cherry.
 44-Mrs. John Curry, Twenth-fourtl
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