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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1916

Page

18

Sunday Preacher Draws 22 000 In Boston Tabernacle

Evangelist Billy Sunday rallies a vast Boston crowd at the Tabernacle with calls to live for Christ and do deeds for others. He urges natural preaching, enlists women workers, outlines upcoming factional gatherings, and previews a busy week of men and women focused meetings across Greater Boston.

Boston Kingdom of God God Jesus Christ Billy Sunday Christ Bill Elizabeth Frances Miller Business Women’s Work Devil

Boston Advertises Eczema and Piles Remedies With Local Endorsements

An advertisement from Boston promotes D. C. Pile Remedy and O. D. C. Eczema Remedy claiming cures and endorsements from Boston fire department officials, physicians, and local business figures. It cites Chief McDonough, Officer O Brien, Sergeant Winslow, Jeweler Bell, Engineer Fay, and executives Holland and Kimball, offering prepaid prices and contact at LE Druggists or MPany Office.

McDonough Boston Fire Department George I. O’brien Summer St Washington St John E. Winslow North Cambridge Mass Bell Temple Pt Boston Charles FE. Fay Boston Transit Commission Beacon St D. C W. B. Holland Congress St George F. Kimball Savoy Co Columbus Ave LE Druggists Ormpany

Sunday Campaign Programme Today Returns to Stage

A full schedule for Billy Sunday events across Boston area. Morning sessions feature Miss Frances Miller speaking to business women at Park Street Church with luncheons at five cents. Noon gatherings include speakers at Mystic Wharf shop and Woods Machine plant. Afternoon services and student meetings proceed at churches and temples through the evening with Miss Rose M. Fetterolf and Miss Grace Saxe contributing remarks.

Frances Miller Park Street Billy Mystic Wharf Company Rodeheaver S. A. Woods Machine Company South Boston

Ye Are My Witnesses Sermon by Billy Sunday at Tabernacle

Billy Sunday preached on Ye Are My Witnesses from Acts 1 8 at the Tabernacle last evening. He urged Christians to live by their words and deeds, warning that hypocritical lives harm the church and that true power comes from giving up sin and serving God.

Jesus Hell Perdition Peace Billy Sunday Jerusalem Judea Samaria Jesus Christ Jacob Joseph Potiphar Goshen Egypt God Paul Boston Beacon Street Commonwealth Avenue

Seats Reserved for 5000 Business Women in Boston

A large event tonight at the Sunday Tabernacle will seat 5000 business women from factories, hospitals, and hotels along with 100 Union Boat Club members led by Walton Green and 125 from Atlantic National Bank led by Clinton H. Stevens. Billy Sunday sermons urge charitable acts and bridging class divides.

Boston William Asher Union Boat Club Walton Green Atlantic National Bank Clinton H. Stevens Springfield Billy

Miss Gamlin Leads Youth Christian Meet at Dudley Street

Billy Sunday workers held the first youth meeting at Dudley Street Baptist Church with Miss Alice Marian Gamlin directing. About 150 pupils from 15 schools attended. 26 declared they would become active Christians by signing decision cards after her address.

Billy Sunday Dudley Street Baptist Church Alice Marian Gamlin Charles L. Page

Out of Town Delegations at Billy Sunday Services

Eight towns send special delegations to Billy Sunday at the Tabernacle for Sunday sermons with reserved seats. Leaders include Rev E L Hamilton Hudson 100 seats, York A King Lawrence for city youths, Rev Don I Patch Beverly 35 seats, Rev Frederick J Ward Danvers 800 seats, S T Emery Worcester for Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance, C O Ford Springfield 25 seats, Rev R J Davis Salem 100 seats, A A Hartwell Milford 100 seats.

Billy Sunday Tabernacle Boston Hudson E. L. Hamilton Lawrence York A. King First Baptist Church Beverly Don I. Patch Danvers Frederick J. Ward Worcester S. T. Emery Worcester Mutual Fire Insurance Company Springfield C. O. Ford Salem R. J. Davis Milford A. A. Hartwell

Miss Saxe Opens Bible Study Course at Newtonville

Miss Grace Saxe of the Billy Sunday staff opened a 10 week course on How to Study the Bible at Newtonville Methodist Church. She will speak each Tuesday evening and conduct similar meetings in three other towns. About 170 people attended, mostly students from towns within 15 miles of Newton. Rev. Peter Black presided.

Miss Saxe Grace Saxe Billy Sunday Newtonville Methodist Church Newton Peter Black

Girls from six towns hear Sunday plan at Malden church

Several hundred high school girls from Malden Medford Woburn Melrose and Everett gathered at the First Baptist Church Malden to hear Miss Ross M Fetterolf assistant women's worker outline plans for the high school night sermon by Billy Sunday at the Tabernacle next Saturday. The meeting featured hymn singing from the Sunday hymnal and tickets were allotted by town with Malden receiving 200 Everett 200 Melrose 100 Medford 100 and Woburn 75.

Malden Medford Woburn Melrose Everett First Baptist Church Ross M. Fetterolf Fetterolf Clara E. Gary Doris Beals Ferry Street Elizabeth Smith Beverly Street Mildred Shannon Newbridge Avenue North Bernice M. Lovejoy Park Street Florence Harper Kenwood Road

First Parents Meeting Held in West Roxbury

Miss Alice M. Gamlin of the Sunday staff urged stronger home companionship between boys and girls at the first Sunday campaign meeting in West Roxbury at the Daniel Dorchester Church. She urged parents to guide children to Bible study and church involvement, recommending church membership at ages 10 to 12 for strongest parental influence.

Alice M. Gamlin Daniel

The Neal Treatment Offer Promises Safe Sobriety

An ad touts a three day program to end liquor appetite amid homelike surroundings. It claims no hypodermics or withdrawal, no dope, no bad after effects, confidential dealings, and free consultation.

Neal

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