Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-16
Five Thousand Goes to She Evangelist and Remain
 jar 5o Companions.
' 3 . 2 Y ! GLE WILL.
 REMAIN AS TT IS
Executive Committee Has Been Mad, Pernanent with N. V. Taylor as
 Pre- -id"nt->tepllens Party
 tef11 fiis Horning for Ninn.
Y Rev \. Homer Jordan.a ]

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 The great Stephens tabernacle cam Daign s now history. Last night marked the closing of this great reiig- ious atforr in this city Sunday was the greatest day in the history of the campaign. Three great services were held. The morning audience was composed largely of church people and t1e new converts of the messing }if. Stephens did not speah at this service. except for few minutes at the close. The time was occupied hv rhe finance committee of the cam paign. Mr T. N. Hooker had charge of 5his part of the work and he show ed himself a master of such q situa- ton. He stated that the offering for the tav was to be given to Mr Steph- ems Is his remuneration for his work here. Offerings were made by indi- viduals all the way from $10G to 1.
 The afternoon meeting was a men s meeting and ! great company of men assembled to hear Mr Stepl- ens tn his last address to the men. It this service the offering was again taken. and then Mr. Stephens spoke on the subject, The Ulanswerable Question: At the time of the invi- tarion more than fifty men walked down the aisles and gave themselves to God.
 Al night the tabernacle was pack ed from the highest seat i'll tle choir loft 10 the last seat in the taberna- cle and scores of people stood. Mr Stephens spoke on '"The Harvest Is 1 NJ1Io sponded to the invitation.
 MT Hooker stated yesterday that the offering for Mir Stephens was nearly S6. .000 and this was given most wilIinaly
 Last night was q farewell service. 4 splendid musical program was giv- en. Mrs. Powell and Miss Byrnes sang Whispering Hope" Mir. James played for 9 cornet solo "The Ar buckIeian Polka by John ArbuckIe Mir. Roper plaXed LA "A Transcript From the Bohemian Girl" and also esTra1nerine." Mr James gave as a second cornet solo, Shall We Meet Beyond the River Mrs Powell sang Nthe solo part of From Every Stormy Wind That Blows.' while the choir sang the obligato part Mrs. Powell also sang two short numbers, "Ich Liebe.' by Guonod. and i've Some thing Sweet to Tell you,' by Eaton Tanning. The choir then rendered 'Waster the Tempest Is Raging Mr. a-5orrs sang Hold Thou My Eand.' At the. request of Mr. Steph- ems Mrs. Powell sang "Tit for Tat" by Pontet.
 After the musical program. Dr. w. I. E. Cox spoke about the offering Of the evening which was to be divided between the members of the party eX- elusive of MT Stephens and the main tenance fund of the tabernacle. Dr. !. I. Norris then spoke and publicly thanked a number of individuals who had been especially helpful in the meeting.
 MT. Stephens made short talk and extended the invitation and some 20 people responded He also had the names cf those who are members of churches in other places so they could become identified With the local church of their choice.
 Tabernacle to Remain.
 The tabernacle building is to re- main. The executive committee of the tabernacle campaign has been made a permanent committee and will have charge of the tabernacle. This committee consists of W. w. Taylor, chairman; w. L. Mathews, vice chairman; D. W. RiChey. treasurer; jE. NJ. Goodwin, secretary; Reyerends