The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-03
HIGH SCHOOL NIGHT
ADDS ENTHUSIASM TO
CAMBRIDGE REVIVAL


CAMBRIDGE CITY. Ind. Dec. 81
Cheers greeted the delegation of stu
dents from the High school who Wis
tied the tabernacle for the Bulgin re
vival services Friday night, led by
their principal, Prof. Emerson Cloyd.
With over a hundred high school
pupils attending, a special group of
seats in the front of the center section
was reserved for the student delega-
ton
Rev. Percy James took charge of
the students upon their entrance and,
10 their thorough enjoyment, no less
than to his own. directed them in a
series of enthusiastic yells and songs,
also inviting the school yell leader,
Ralph Boyd. Oh the platform TO assist
him. Boyd preferred to remain on
solid ground and declined the invita-
tfon until moral suasion was intro
duced by Rev. James.
Come on girls. make him come up,
he called, and amid chorus of de
mands the yell leader was forced to
climb to the platform, where he coop
Grated with Director James in leading
songs and yells by the student body.
Jean McGraw and Lowell Corn
thwaite. snare drummers assisted in
the half hours fun.
The entrance of DR.. Bulgin was
greeted at Rev. James signal, by the
veil, "Two-four-six-eight, who do we
appreciate, -Bulgin"
UkeIele Imitation
Another feature during the song
service was an imitation of a Hawaiian
ukelele which was enthusiastically en-
cOred and sent all the small boys
home after the sermon, industriOusly
practising the same accomplishment.
During the song service preceding
the sermon, Rev. James apologized to
the women for having neglected to
give them a chance to show their skill
in whisting on the night before. and
invited them to whistle one of the
choruses, To assure the performance,
he gave permission to the high school
boys to assist, but the women of the
audience surprised the congregation
by swelling flood Of aerial music
equal to the mems performance of the
preceding night.
After a greeting extended by DR..
Bulgin to the students and to a Wis
ting delegation. with their pastor,
from the Friends church at Moore
land. Rev. James announced a special
benefit entertainment of which the
students had voted unanimously to
take advantage, which will be given
Friday afternoon. Dec 9 It is the
practice of Dr.. Bulgin, said Mr.. James
10 give a benefit for the high school
students in each city, allowing them
TO sell tickets to a lecture which he
gives.
The subject of the lecture will be
Mountaineers of the South, or Heroes
of the Homespun" 1t will be given
At o'clock Friday afternoon.
Cottage Prayer Meeting.
cottage prayer meeting Saturday
morning, for which a special request
had been made, in spite of the plan OF
having no prayer meetings on Satur
day. was announced for district No !
at the home of Mrs. M. r. Krahl
The subject for the II o'clock ser
mon Sunday, following the early
morning Sunday schools, will be "Our
Problems and How to Solve Them
Sunday will be full day, as in ad
ditiOn to the morning service, an aft
ernoon sermon will be preached or
The Ten Commandment or Gods
Measurement Of Man and in the eve
ming will discuss the question 81
There a He'll"
Cambridge City residents are curl
0usly anticipating DR., Bulgin's sermon
tonight on What | Would Do If
Were the Devil" DR. Bulgin announced
Friday night that he would discus
dancing. Sunday movies and simila
hemes in his sermon.
Rev viii Hogan of the Portland
Methodist church gave the openinj
prayer Friday night.
About Is people confessed faith ant
gave their names to the variou
church secretaries.