The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-18
CAMBRIDGE is READY
FOR CHURCH REVIVAL;
DENOMINATIONS UNITE

CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Nov IS.
Organization for the evangelistic
campaign which will be initiated Tues
day, Nov. %, in this city. has been
fully completed and the committee
chairmen and membership announced
by the organization. Committees have
been provided for all possible branch
es of the activities.
They include prayer meeting COM
mittee one for the provision of music,
management of the platform, secretar-
ial committee TO take names and
church preferences of the converts, a
nursery committee to care for children
of mothers who wish to attend the
meetings, and others for finances, pub
Lefty, and entertainment.
In addition committees have been
provided 10 extend the influence and
work of the revival, working in the
high school, among business men, fra
ternal orders, shops, and in surround
ing towns.
Churches Cooperate
Cooperation, not only of the
churches of Cambridge City but also
Of those outside the city. has been Sc
cured. Delegations have been prom
ised and assistance secured from
churches OF Milton, Pershing, Dublin,
Straughn, Lewisville, Richmond, Hag-
erstown and Economy.
A rousing welcome has been planned
for DR.. Elwood J. Bulgin, the evan
gelist, on the occasion of his arrival
Tuesday evening. A delegation of
500 citizens, headed by the Pershing
band, will meet the 5:19 ear and ex-
tend the welcome of the city to the
party
The committees. with their heads
and members, are as follows:
Business Committee
Business and Professional Mems
ommittee-Captain, Roy Copeland;
lieutenants, Charles Kerlin, Ed Mills,
Will Judkins, Frank w. Marson, o. U.
Toppin.
Delegation Committee and Shop
Meetings-Floyd Petty, chairman.
Fraternal Orders Committee-Bar-
on Stratton, captain; Will Judkins, AL
bert Kelsey.
SecretariaI Committee-Mrs. Ella
Copeland, captain; Mrs. Lilly Huddles-
ton. Mrs. John Mannon, Mrs. Robert
Fancher.
Boys and girls juvenile chorus:
Captain. Mrs. Tague; Lieutenants,
Mrs. Steffy. Mrs Fuman, Mrs Forrest
Banner, Jr.
Nursery committee: Miss Roy Cope
land, captain; Lieutenants Mrs Pet
~, Mrs. Hogan, Mrs. Charles Marson
Mrs. Walter Krone.
High school committee: General
Prof. A. H. Hines; Lieutenants, Prof
Bowden, Mr.. Cloyd.
Sunday schoo' superintendent
William II. Judkins, David P Wissler
Clifford Oldham, Charles MARBLE
Young peoples meetings committee:
Presidents of Young Peoples societies.
Villa Cooley. Reginald Dale, Mrs. Petty
Finance Committee.
Finance committee-Chairm c.
Fl. Graver; Forrest Banner, treasurer;
r. NJ Krahl John Judkins, Roy Cope.
land, John Mannon, Frank Marson,
Charles Marson.
Publicity ommittee-Chairman Al
bert Wiseman: A. F. Hogan, Harry
Box, Rev. Reece, Clarence Steffy.
Entertainment committee Mrs
Charles Kerlin. captain: Mrs Johnson,
Mrs NJ. r. Krahl, Mrs. Will Judkins
Mrs Steffy. Mrs Huddleston, Mrs.
Stombaugh. Mrs. Shepman.
Prayer Meeting Department.
For the prayer meetings, the city
has been divided into four sections.
with a city head and four sectional
leaders, with their assistants.
Prayer meeting department.; gener-
al, w. Fl. Doney; section a.. Cap
tain II. G.. Owens; lieutenants. Mrs.
Steffy, Mrs. Ludington; section b"
captain. Clifford Oldham; lieutenants,
Rev. Reece, Mrs. Fancher; section
C" captain. John Judkins; lieuten-
ants Mrs. Stocbaugh, Mrs. Petty; see
ton ID" Miss Gertrude Routh. cap
tain; lieutenants, Mrs. Bowden. Mrs.
Pierce.
Personal workers committee-Cap-
tain. DR.. c. NJ. Pierce; lieutenants, Ed
Mills, Mrs. M H. Gaar, Mrs. c. Hud-
dleston, Miss Virginia Barnett.
Music ommittee-Captain NJ. H
Gaar; leutenants. Mrs. Ludington, C.
j. Marson. George Galloway, Miss
Madge Mannon.
Ushers-Chief usher, NJ. r. Krahl;
Will Judkins, o. +. White, Ward Par
ker, Charles Sewers, George Morton
Ray Gardner, Ross Tyler, Charles Ker-
lin, John Mannon, Oscar Cooley. AL
bert Kelsey, George Nolkert, Z. r.
McGraw.
Platform committee-Chairm the
Rev. A. F. Hogan; Rev Reece, Rev.
Hoover.
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