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Quincy Whig

Location

Quincy, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1916

Page

5

Large Tabernacle Built For Bob Jones Revival in Quincy

A temporary tabernacle seating 3 500 with 14 000 feet of boards and a 500 member choir on the east side was erected. It features 12 double doors, red exit lights, many stoves and hundreds of electric lights, wide outward doors, a thick sawdust carpet, and 100 ushers. The structure, designed for windstorms, is rain and weather proof with good acoustics and safety plans. The revival will run six weeks with daily meetings, and proceeds minus a few days go to federated churches to cover building costs. Lumber from the tabernacle, about 2 500 in cost, will be sold at auction, with an estimated 1 200 recovered.

Tabernacle Comstock Castle Stove Company H. F. Lummis Don Cochran S. P. Osgood Vermont Street Baptist Church Jones Bob Jones Corps Quincy Bob Jones Organization J. M. Dunlap Bob Jones Federation Federated Churches Ob Jones Billy Sunday Alexander Tabernacles Quincy Evangelistic Association Loren Jones Eula Chandler I. W. Bingaman J. A. Hanna J. R. Pearce Pob Jones

Vast revival plan fueled by meticulous preparation in Quincy

Six weeks of work built the Bob Jones revival in Quincy with a 3500 chair tabernacle for 4000, a 500-voice choir, and a citywide program of cottage meetings. Business manager G H Meinam and Curtis led organizing drives while 13 church committees handled readiness, from prayer districts to transportation and nursery services.

G. H. Meinam Bob Jones Quincy Mr. Curtis

Roof formed by mounting 100 square feet over 27,000 mining feet

A construction note describes laying a roof by placing 100 square feet on a long strip of eight inch wide boards totaling 27,000 feet. The method implies a combustible, makeshift roofing technique used in a historical project.

Lumber Used In Tabernacle Construction Totals 90 500 Feet

The article notes 80 000 feet of lumber used for the tabernacle including seats and 10 500 feet along the side walls, totaling 90 500 feet of timber.

Churches Join In Revival Services In Quincy

All Quincy churches in the federation gather at the tabernacle at 11 this morning for revival services instead of their churches. Sunday school continues in each church, then attendees join a congregational Evangelistic meeting. The federation will close church doors only on first and last Sunday mornings, but every Sunday evening during the campaign. A special chorus from all churches, led by Professor Loren Jones, travels with Bob Jones. The song book Make Christ King, edited by four evangelists, will be used.

Turday Tabernacle Cheerful Home Quincy The Federation of Churches Federation Loren Jones Bob Jones

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