Pa Van Loon Brings Christmas Spirit to The Sunday Post
Pa Van Loon showcases Christmas spirit in a forthcoming comic feature for the next Sunday Post. The humorous piece promises seasonal cheer and festive artwork to readers.
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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1916
Page
8
Pa Van Loon showcases Christmas spirit in a forthcoming comic feature for the next Sunday Post. The humorous piece promises seasonal cheer and festive artwork to readers.
A revivalist preacher delivers a fiery sermon to about 9 000 in a large auditorium. He exhorts parents to pray with their children and confronts sin with direct questions. The talk features vivid memories of family life and a personal conversion in Chicago. There is a large turnout of 381 in the evening and 101 in the afternoon, totaling 482.
A sermon recounts Elisha and the widow of Shunem from II Kings as the speaker asks Is it well with thee and thy husband and child. It describes the Shunem home, the child’s death, and the mother’s reaction as she seeks help and comfort.
The report shows afternoon and evening collections totaling 554.38 with prior day totals 55,326.71 and comparisons for the first 33 days of Sun day campaigns in Boston Philadelphia and other cities. A Bible story about the Shunammite widow and Elisha emphasizes faith and prayer when a child dies.
A Boston event reports 482 converts for the day and 29 308 total for the campaign. A sermon urges parents to guide children early, fearing delay leads to lost souls and calls for proactive faith in shaping future leaders.
About $2000 worth of box candy jewelry and wearing apparel collected for prizes in a punch board game was seized by Lynn police yesterday afternoon in the room of James Callahan at 152 Essex Street Lynn.
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