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Stephens' Revival Will Begin Sunday Everything in Readiness For County-Wide Evan gelistical Campaign for Month of November. Next Sunday, November 3rd, marks the beginning of what prom ises to be one of the greatest un dertakings of its kind ever attempt ed in Rutherford county when the Stephens tabernacle meetings get under way. Weeks /of preparation have been spent by a score or more of committees representing all parts of the county and those in charge of the work of the various committees repert that everything will be ready when evangelist George T. Stephens of High Point arrives to begin a four-weeks series of evangelistic meetings in the huge tabernacle in Spindale. Unusual interest in the | coming series of meetings is noted for many miles around. Scores of ( people visited the big tabernacle, last Sunday and all who saw the uni- j que structure were well pleased with the splendid arrangements. First Meeting Sunday Night. The first meeting to be conducted ; in the tabernacle is scheduled .for; Sunday night at 7:30 o'clock. Every; church congregation in Rutherford , county is asked to join in a great un-! MOST people know thin antidote for pain, but are you careful to say Bayer when yon buy it? And do you always give a glance to see Bayer on the box—and the word genuine printed in red? It isn't the genuine Bayer Aspirin without it I A drugstore always has Bayer, with the proven directions tucked in every box: Aspirin Is tke trade mark of you Ml When your Children Cry for It There is hardly a household that hasnl heard of Castoria! At least five million homes are never without it. If there are children in vour family, there's almost daily need of its comfort. And any night may find you very thankful there's a bottle in the house. Just a few drops, and that colic or constipation is relieved; or diarrhea checked. A vegetable pro duct; a baby remedy meant for young folks. Castoria is about the £ily thing you have ever heard doctors advise giv ing to infants. Stronger medicines ara dangerous to a tiny baby, however harmless thay may be to grown-ups. laood old Castoria! Remember the name and remember to buy it. It may spare you a sleepless, anxious night. It ia always ready, always safe to use; in emergencies, or for everyday ailments. Any hour of the day or night that Baby becomes fretful, or restless. Castoria waa never more popular with mothers ft is today. Every druggist has Ik i ion service at the tabernacle. A > special request on the part of the ex "' ecutive committee to all pastors in ". the county that they invite their peo -! pie to come to this first service, is ; ! made through G. B. Howard, gener t! al chairman and a great crowd that 1 j will tax the capacity of the big tab !lornacle is expected to be on hand. 5 ' Services will be held in the taber / nacle each night beginning prompt ly at 7:30 o'clock. The meetings are ) Ito continue four weeks. ( I , | One of the most interesting events , je\*er staged ?'n the community took j place last Thursday when a group i of over 100 men built the mammoth j tabernacle (n a little less than eight ! hqurs time. A sumptuous chicken i dinner was' served to the workers by jthe ladies of the churches and a - j great day was reported by all who , • took part in this most unique un— j I dertaking. The tabernacle is 100 ; feet wide and 150 feet long with j , seats for 2,000 people. The main en- j ; trances are facing state highway No. ! | 20. A choir platform with seats for 1 , 350 singers is constructed in the j | south end of the structui'e. Comfort- | ! able seats have been installed and ' the floor of the tabernacle is cover- j !ed with from four to six inches of j : fresh pine shavings. Four large heat- j I ers have been installed which will j i make the building comfortable no matter how cold the weather may be outside. The building is brilliantly j lighted by scores of 200 watt elec tric lights. The speakers platform is elevated so that the speaker can be seen and heard from the remotest part of the huge auditorium. 1 One Hundred Ushers Required. I ; A corps of 100 men has been en ' ! listed to act as ushers at the taber nacle. In order to efficiently handle ' the crowds that are expected to at j tend the tabernacle meetings, a well i J organized plan has been worked out ! Jby W. G. Haymaker, campaign di- ! 1 rector with the Stephens party, j ! There will be a chief usher and two j ] assistant chief ushers, four platform j ushers, four aisle captains, eight j | doormen and two sectional ushers for every eight rows of seats in the ( tabernacle. The first meeting of the ushers is to be held Thursday night 'of this week, which is October 31st, in the tabernacle at 7:30 o'clock. 1 This meeting is for organization and ! instruction and all men who will act as ushers are requested to meet Mr. Haymaker at the tabernacle tonight. ; Thorough instruction will be given and an actual drill will be held so that every man will be thoroughly ! . familiar with his duties. The work 'of the ushers is one of the most in \ teresting and important parts of the 'campaign and a large group of the ! representative business and profes sional men are expected to assist in i this part of the work. ; Large Choir Enlisted; The Music committee headed by C. W. Keeter of Rutherfordton, is at work* enlisting 250 singers for the tabernacle choir. Never before has i such a large choir sung together in j Rutherford county and some splen did music is sure to be the special : feature of the series of tabernacle J meetings. Everyone in the county who will sing is asked to meet at the ' tabernacle Friday night, of this week, | which is November Ist, at 7:30 for i the first choir rehearsal. A fine big : Chickering concert grand piano has i been installed at the tabernacle by the Andrews Music company of Charlotte and Mr. Powell Lee, of I Atlanta, Ga., will be on hand to di- I rect the choir Friday night. The mu ! s^c committee extends a special in-! I vitation to all singers to join the big J l tabernacle choir and help in this i I most inspiring part of the revival j j meetings. A special song book is to J be used and a special program of i | gospel music will be given each \ | night at the tabernacle. i ! Prayer Meeting. j " Tdrs. G. P. Re id,' of Forest City, ! i chairman of the cottage prayer meet j ing committee announces that many i ; prayer meetings are being held in i the tri-cities in preparation for the I coming meetings. The cottage prayer j meetings are held on Tuesday, Wed nesday and Friday of each week from 3 to 3:30 p. m. A large attendance at the various meetings is reported and unusual interest is being taken j THE FOREST CITY COURIER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1929. by all. Everybody is invited to at tend the prayer meetings. Special Parking Arrangements. A traffic committee with Chief of Police Yates Duncan and County Traffic officer Garret Edwards and J. H. Hill, scoutmaster troop one, B. S. A., Spindale, will be in charge of the parking arrangements at the tabernacle. A special plan for park ing hundreds of cars is being work ed out by this committee and the co-operation of the people of the county is requested so that the max imum number of cars can be parked properly in the vicinity of the tab ernacle. Tabernacle Nursery Provided. A tabernacle nursery is to be main tained at the Spindale House where mothers with small children can leave the children while they attend the tabernacle services. 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Bulk Candy 2 for 40c Cherry Bark """ PpnwL ( 0) 2 for 36c Asst. Preserves 2 for 51c Couirh Svrun 9 ei cjv T r V 2 f° r Coffee I 2 for 73c Larkspur Lotfon^.Z"""""" for 26c ArtW? 1 V? 101 Symphony Royal 2 f0r1.51 Little Liver Pills 2 for 26c AdheW PhfJ? o 5° r 60c Oil 2 for 36c j Hot Water Bottles ......... DO NOT FORGET THE DATES—OCT. 31, NOV. 1 AND 2 There Will be Other Items Not Listed Here, So Come in and Look Them Over SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE HALL-RUDISILL DRUG COMPANY FOREST CITY, NORTH CAROLINA charge. It is requested that all chil- j • dren under four years of age be left j at the nursery where they will be j well cared for by those in charge. A j special reserved seat section will be provided in the tabernacle for moth- ■ ers who leave their children at the i i nursery so that they can be easily j located should they be needed at the i nursery. All mothers with children over four years are requested to 1 accompany them at the tabernacle. 1 i Want Home for Stephens Party. An urgent request is being made j by the entertainment committee j beaded by Mrs. S. K. Yelton, of j Spindale for a six-room furnished home where the members of the j Stephens party can be entertained while in Spindale. A home as near 1 the Tabernacle as possible is need- i ed. The committee would like to rent! : a furnished home where the mem— ! ; bers of the evangelistic party can! really be "at home" while in the! community. In order that the mem bers of the Stephens party may be J •well cared for a good colored cook will be secured to prepare their i meals. Let's all try to make the time ! spent in our community by Mr. Ste j phens and his party just as pleasant I as possible. SALEM NEWS j i Bostic, R-l, Oct. 28.—This commu nity was saddened Friday by the pass | ing of one of our most beloved men,' Mr. James Burns. We extend our | sympathy to the bereaved ones. j Mr. .and Mrs. W. E. Stacey spent part of last week in Chase City, Va.. Mr. Wade Wells visited his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wells near Washburn Sunday. Mr. George Jones, of Lattimore, i spent the week-end here with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stacey. Messrs Earl Stacey, Wade Wells and George Jones visited Mr. Geo. I : j McDaniel near Oak Grove 'j Miss Ruby Stacey visited j Eva Price Sunday evening. Mr. Grady Walker and f aniil spent the week-end in Forest City Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stacey visit, j ed at Mr. Charlie Lees one night re cently. j Mr. J. I. Stacey, of Shelby, We r e visitors in this section recently. Mr. W. E. Stacey has as their f afternoon guests Sunday: Mr. J j Stacey and daughter, of Shelby, ;^ r ' • George Jones and children, of Lat timore, Aileen Wright, of Lattimore Mr. and Mrs. Robert Biggerstaff and children, of Waco, and Mr. Bud McDaniel. The farmers are behind with their fall work on account of the recent rains. Mr. Earl Stacey and family an( j Messrs Wade Wells, George Jones and Bud McDaniel visited at Mi- Bill Bridges Sunday night near Ellenboro.
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