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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1915

Page

13

Billy Sunday Sermon Draws 10 500 in Paterson Platform Reflections

Fin ley J. Shepard and his wife Helen Gould sat with 10 500 fans at the Sunday tabernacle in Paterson New Jersey to hear Billy Sunday preach If Christ Came to This City The crowd heard him denounce local business men for denying Christ and closing with a prayer asking Christ to walk the aisles and touch the people Shepard called Sunday a wonderful man and said newspaper reports do not do him justice

Paterson N. J Finley J. Shepard Helen Gould Sunday Tabernacle Billy Sunday Christ Shepherd Sonal Jesus Tabernacle Jesus Christ Christian Science

Paterson Campaign Attendee Counts And Charity Totals

Attendance yesterday 4000 afternoon 10500 evening total 14500. Grand attendance to date 482700 with previous 468200. Charity collections today 875.73 split between Paterson fresh air fund and orthopedic association. prior charity totals 3739.57. Campaign expenses total 25371.69. grand total funds 29111.26. Converts today 354, previous 9803, grand 10057. Attendees heard a Sunday lecture “If Christ should come to Paterson” drawing a large crowd. five thousand turned away outside as 3000-plus gathered inside for the sermon and gifts to Ma Sunday.

Paterson Fresh Air Fund Paterson Orthopedic Association

Christ in Paterson stirrs moral questions in sermon

A preacher in Paterson denounces sinful living and urges self scrutiny. He asks whether Christ would find one in saloons, debt, lies, or pride, and challenges merchants and readers to live righteously. He asserts Christ would confront all, from tenements to mansions, with equal demand.

Coburn Leads Bowling Field In ACBA Tournament

Coburn hit a three string total of 343 to lead individual candle pin honors at the Mechanics' building event of the Atlantic Coast Bowling Association last night. Waddell and Rouse each had 322 for runners up. The Symonds team topped the 10 pin event with 2579 and the Colonials led the duck pin day with 1592. Sanborn and Foster were high in two man candle pins with 594. Felton and Howland had 6588 as runners up.

Coburn Mechanics’ Building Waddell Rouse Symonds Colonials Sanborn Foster Felton

Harvard Receives Photo of 1674 Catalogue

Harvard Library adds a photograph of the 1674 triennial catalogue from England. The print comes from the sole known copy, held in the English state papers in London. Edward Bell of the American embassy in London donated the photograph to Harvard.

Harvard University Harvard England London Edward Bell

Noted Frenchman Anatole Le Braz Guest at Harvard Cercle

Anatole Le Braz a Legion of Honor member and 1906 Harvard lecturer was guest of honor at a Cercle Francais reception. The event took place in Gray's Hall rooms, where he addressed members on the current European situation.

Anatole le Braz Legion of Honor France Harvard Cercle Francais Cerclé Gray's Hall M. le Braz

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