Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-11
Christians Must Exercise Their Faith and Trust
 i'll Promises of Christ.
STEPHENS MADE A
 VERY SHORT TALK
Subject Tonight Will De "Tie Vn- aDsWerab!e Question'-Business Mems Luncheon at 6 P. M.-
 Last of Cottage Prayers.

The services at the tabernacle were brief last night. Evangelist Stephens spoke briefly on subject that is keeping some from accepting Christ, namely, Feeling" "There are men," said the evangelist, "who are waiting, waiting, for feeling, and they will keep On waiting till the end of time. Feel ing is not necessary. There is not one thing in the Bible about feeling as applied to salvation.
 "Constantly theLord promises life everlasting for definite things, but nothing is said about feeling. What you need to do is to exercise your faith and trust in the promises of Christ. Don't doubt God. Trust Him and give yourself to Christ and you will then feel that you have done the thing you ought to do for your salvation" At the close of this short talk Mrs. Powell sang, Almost Christian"
 MT. Stephens then made strong appeal to those who were unsaved to come to them. "Heaven," he said, may send the agencies of salvation, but you must act. Christ has brought His sacrifice to you, but you must act. Personal work may bring salvation nearer. but you must act. Prayer may bring salvation part of the way, but you must act"
 A large number of people responded to the invitation to profess their faith in Jesus as the Christ Tonight MT. Stephens subject will be, "The Un- answerable Question:" Tabernacle Calendar.
 This morning will be held the last of the, cottage prayer meetings.
 There will be no business mems luncheon at noon.
 At six o'clock there will be a busi- ness mems banquet at the Y. M. c. A.
 Tonight MT. Stephens will speak on "The Unanswerable Question:
 Friday night thesubject of the ser mon will be, "The Unpardonable Sin"
 Cottage Meetings.
 "Aftar the Revival What?" Phil 4:4-9, will be the subject of the cot tage prayer meetings this morning in the various districts as follows:
 First and 2, Mrs. Balls, 1912 East Barraque.
 8. Ohio Street Baptist church, Sixth and Ohio. 5. Ohio Street Baptist church with No. 3.
 6. Mrs. Cheek, 1110 East Fifth. l 2 and 9, Second Presbyterian church. 8. Mrs. Montague, 1904 East Sixth.
 10. Mrs. Rimms. 060 East Sixth.
 II. Mrs. Lee, 602 East Second.
 12. Division B, Mrs. Levelsmeyer, 721 Texas.
 13. Mrs. D. G. Payne, 800 East Twelfth.
 IA. Mrs. H. B. Bledsoe, 1909 Main.
 15. Mrs. J. w. Rierson, no West Sixteenth.
 16. Mrs. John Julian, South Main.
 19. Mrs. G. A. Wheeler, 703 West
 20. Mrs. R. E. Owens, 712 West Fourth.
 22. Mrs. Fred Schuyler, 11O4 West Barraque.
 2S. Mrs. A. w. Troupe, 917 West Fifth.
 24. Division A, Miss Clara Bayliss.
 25. Division B, Mrs. J. Newhardt,
 2s. Mrs. H. G. oaes, 2o8 West Seventh.
 20. Mrs. B. L. Owen, 322 West Sixth.
 30. Mrs. Duvall, TIA West Fifth.
 31. Mrs. J. M. Lemon, 1116 West Sixth. X
 32. Mrs. R. M. Knox, 1504 West Sixth.
 35. Mrs. T. M. Hooker, 2O7 Martin place.
 36. Mrs. N. M. Brown, Thirteenth and Chestnut.
 37. Mrs. Nick Can't, Olive and Ninth.
 Ss. Mrs. Jack Bernhardt, 1420 Olive.
 39. Mrs. c. M. Clements, 11o5
 40. Mrs. w. B. sorrells. s11 West Fifteenth.
 Al. Mrs. Dowell, 1900 Walnut. AZ. Mrs. Sam Scales, Chestnut
 43. Mrs. H. B. Monk, SIS West
 A. Mrs. T. o. Orr, s2o Fest Twen- i ty-second
 45. Mrs. J. R. Sanders, Jr., 1904 Elm.
 46. Mrs. Smith, 1506 West Third. AZ. Mrs. Roy Curry, 1912 West Fourteenth. 48 Mrs. J. c. Hoebuck, 1516 West Sixteenth. 49. Mrs. Matt McGehee, 1907 West Nineteenth. 50 and 51, Mrs. R. T. Tisdale, 17O2 West Twelfth. 53. Mrs. w. A. Bobo, Seventeenth and Hazel.
 INJURED ARE DOING WELL. t MT. and Mrs. D. E. Smith Have a Y Nh0noo fn Qnonvor