Monday brings confusion, improvisation and people Monday is another day of preparation as arrangements are made and remade for people to travel to camp. Some rented buses become unavailable and others are rented. People call the Williamson residence all day to check on plans for transportation and numerous other things. The people in charge of the concession stand can't come. Other plans are made to obtain supplies and manpower.
Anticipation heightens as people begin arriving.
There is the typical confusion as sleeping locations are selected, mattresses are assigned and more and more people arrive. The evening service is postponed because many haven't arrived yet. Supper is served a little late and the Monday evening service begins at 9 p.m. Although the camp has many of the facilities supplied in the United States, some basic items besides clothes, bed linens and toiletries must be brought from home. There is a kitchen at the camp, but the campers must bring their own plate, cup and utensils.