South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16
SEVERAL CHURCHES
TO END SERVICES
Others viii Continue Revival
Next Week-PIan SerV-
ices for Sunday.

The second week OF the simultan-
eous religious campaign in Protest
ant churches throughout the city
VIII come to close tonight with prac-
tcally all or the churches that orig
inally were in the revival still hold
ing nightly services only a few
viii drop ont next week, most Of the
pastors having announced that the
services will continue until the end
Many Of the churches will hold
special meetings sunday afternoon,
the services in some churches be-
ing for men only and In others for
women. a number OF the pastors and
evangelists held similar meetings
last sunday
Rev 2. j. Champion. who is con-
Quoting the revival at the Lowell
Heights NJ r. church. will hold a
special meeting for children after
school this afternoon. a mems
meeting will be held Sunday.
Services for Young.
special services for the young peo-
pie will be held at the Trinity NJ r.
steal program e being arranged and
q song has been composed by Rev.
Dorr w. sillaway Of Milwaukee, es-
pecially for these services.
Rev. :. p. McAlpin. who is in
charge Of the music during the re-
vivaI at the Epworth NJ r. church.
Will hold a meeting for the children
this afternoon He Will preach at
the sunday morning services on GO
ing To Hell i'm the Footsteps of
Jesus Christ" A special choir from
New Carlisle will provide music at
the services SUNDAY and Monday
evenings
Rev. John Hills OF Pasadena.
calf. sang for the first time at the
First NJ +. church last night He
will remain here during the re-
mainder of the revival
VIII Preach Series.
Sermons treating OF mans relation
with God will be Delivered during
the week starting Sunday by Rev.
George r. Enterline. pastor of the
Quincy Street Baptist church. Sub
1ects of the SCI mons are as follows:
Those Unanswered Prayers" Re
deeming the Time" The Prayers of
Two Men" Eternity" "A Serious
Disease The Greatest Sin in the
World" and a Bad Bargain" sun
day services begin at 1880 O'Clock
sn the evening. weekly meetings at
T:45.
Revival services at the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church will close
Sunday evening. The subjects for
this evenings sermon will be The
Greatest Commentator OF Divine
Love" L c. Whitcomb is 10 lead
the singing.
The revival services at the Trim
itv Presbyterian church will end this
evening. Rev. John s. Burns will
speak tonight Singing by a Choir
ms choir and special music by church
talent
Rev. ]. A. Groves, evangelist at
the Conference Memorial church.
sos s. St Joseph St, concluded a Sc
ries OF sermons last evening on The
New Life in Christ" using the scrip
lures as a reference. This evening
he Is TO speak on the same subject
but giving his own Interpretation.
NuFkerS Meet IOuaA.
Eleven converts were added 10 the
list OF - already registered at the
Hope chapel. The pastor announced
that at 10 O'Clock Friday morning
would be a special hour of prayer
at the city rescue mission for min
listers, evangelists and laymen.
Rev. r. r. Weiner. a prominent
Evangelical divine. will be at the
First Evangelical church at all Of
she sunday services. Special efforts
will be made 10 bring success to the
sunday school and the young peO-
pies services at $50 o'clock
Sins That Eln" will be the sub
ject OF the special mems sermon
sunday afternoon at the First
church OF the Brethren delivered by
Evangelist John Robinson. The
Rev Robinson secured three con
certs after his Thursday evening
services According 10 the statement
of Rev. w. II Brundige. there have
been IS conversions al the Indiana
Avenue Christian church since the
start of the revival y solo 10y Mrs.
Mclean was the special musical Of
fering Of the service.