The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-11-18
Big CHOIR SINGS
AT TABERNACLE
Large Delegation Coming from
Sunnyside, Friday to Hear
DIR. Bulgin's Message
Especial Correspondent

(SpeCldl SOTEcSpOIlucnC.)
Not since the rendition of the "Rose
Maiden" under the leadership of DR..
Kimball, has there been assembled
such large and enthusiastic chorus
as is singing nightly at the big board
tabernacle.
Mr.. Lewis is a master leader and
Mrs. Lewis solo work is magnificent
as revealed by her rendition of the
"Prodigal Son" at the meeting Tues
day evening.
Mr.. Lewis, in drilling the big choir,
gives the members the benefit of
his own musical knowledge, gained at
tremendous cost under some of the
best masters. His instructions in
breathing, tone, enunciation, etc., is
beginning to show itself in the splen-
did volume and tone which he secures
from the singers.
His work among the children on
Wednesdays, Fridays and Mondays is
also noteworthy and will doubtless
prove as acceptable as it did in Sun
nyside.
The messages OF DR.. Bulgin are
logical, thoughtful and convincing.
Having once been alawyer, he is cap
able of summing up all the evidence
and presenting it to the jury-the peo-
ple-for verdict. The Bulgin party
consists Of DR.. Bulgin, Mrs. Lewis and
Mr.. Lewis. DR.. Bulgin is Presby-
terian, his wife an Episcopalian, Mrs.
Lewis Methodist and Mr.. Lewis, a
Baptist so nearly all shades of relig-
ion are represented in the party.
DR.. Bulgin's first sermon Sunday
evening was: "The Question of the
Ages" or "What Think Ye of Christ 2"
Monday night his theme was "Where
Art Thou? Where is Thy Brother?"
Tuesday night he spoke on "The Prod
igal Sons" and before he got through
he proved conclusively that the son
that stayed at home was worse than
the son that left home. Wednesday
night he preached on the "Cry Of the
Cross" Thursday night on "The Sew
en- Cardinal Truths of Christianity" :"
Friday night he will speak on "The
Lean Cow" 1t will be lean man on
lean subject.
Friday night very large delega-
ton of from 200 to 400 of Sunnyside's e's
representative citizens will be in at
tendance at the meeting and will also
bring band with them. Up there,
they voted DR.. Bulgin unanimous in
vitation to return for another cam
paign next year. Supper will be
served the visiting delegation by the
ladies of the city.
To correct few false impressions
that are without the slightest shad-
ow of a foundation, let it be said that
DR.. Bulgin is not here on his own in
iatitive but as the invited guest of
the churches of the city. He is here
without a guarantee of any kind.
Portland wanted him. Walla Walla
wanted him and he has calls from all
over the country to places much
larger than Kennewick yet he accept
ed the invitation of the Kennewick
people and is here.
DR.. Bulgin is thorough believer
in advertising. He says a merchant
that does not advertise is like fellow
winking at his girl in the dark. HE
knows what he's doing but nobody
else does.
=. Monday night he took a fall out OF
the Methodists, Tuesday the Chris
tian church, Wednesday the Congre-
gationalists, and Thursday the Bap-
lists and they sure needed it. Go and
hear him. He's enjoyable.