Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-08-08
THE CHURCH OF GOD.


GhGtK ma tAMP Al a. NDtsNlbt",
u, husp,c,ous or-rius Sss,crday-," u"-
usually LarLe ,i1'icni Ieprsscntstipn-
friday rvc, tng's LSct,i,oI
This being tho opening day of tho
Church Of God oamp.meetiug at Lands
vile, the tented city of tho woods presents
u lively appearance Already ~ families
have arrived upon tho grounds. aud many
more arc expected on Friday aud Satur
day. An unusual number ot visitors are
already IN camp, when II is considered
that 1t il tho opening day. Among
them wo notice Rev. J. Il. IL brtshaw,
principal of Barkeyyillo seminary, situated
in tho western part of this state Rev
Allen, of III Rev. w. J. Davis, oi Taren.
tum, Pa. Rev. J. w. Davis, Of West
newtowu, Pa; Rev. Nicodemus aud Row.
J. Hailaigh, of Harrisburg A; Rov. Il. +.
Beck, of Mt. Joy Rev. J. Speice, oi Lit,lO
Washington Rey. J. H. l,ong,of ituhrcrs.
town Rev. j. Swonk, Of lancaster Rev.
Seihamer, of Lancaster Rov. Fratm, oi
tho Olivot Baptist church, Lancaster, ana
some others whose names wo have not yet
| learned. Several prOmiuant ministers are
expected to arrive on Friday aud Saturday
from Pittsburg aud vicinity.
The opening sermon was delivered 10y
Rev. SIuuusiicr, of Palmyra, Pa, being
-'Josus only" Prof. Palm, Of Harris
burg, who has charge OF the music during
the camp, was, "a is usual with the pro.
| lessor, early on tho ground and led tho
| song service OF tho evening.
Tho evening services were spirited, aud
| all are looking forward tu suOcessiul meet.
iugs duriLg the camp Aocr tho evening
services were over the following commit.
tee was appointed:
Committee on Devotional ENor0tsos---
Rev. G.. W. Scilhamer, Of Lancaster,
chairman Clerics-Beck, ui Mt. joy q.
| w. Speice, Of Washington j. Ssauk, Of
| Lancaster, aud J. II. Loug..; Lay Members
DIR, K +. Long, q F. Stinehouscr aud
Cyrus ShertHor.
Tho order Of exercises is $50 %. m.
prayer meeting 10 u. IN preaching l:jo
y. IN. chidrou's meeting y. M,
preaching q p. m, prayer aud experiences
meeting 1:3O p. un., preaching.
| Fridays services Will be COnduCtCi by
the following persons !: Morning prayer
meeting, ltcv. j. IL Long morning scr
mon, w. j. Davis; CLildrcn's meeting,
Rev NicUdemus, who viii have charge
of these services during the term Of camp {;
afteruon sermon Prof j. x. ii. Latshaw /;
evening prayer meeting, Rev. J, Swank /;
evening sermon, j. w. DAVIS.
| Frtddy M1rHmg-This morning prctonts
u lively scene in camp. Tho sun shiulng
forth from llIs palace Of light makes
the woods very delightful Tho Lr1uuds
are in excellent condition. No dust, no
mud and nothing of an unpleasant or
objectionable character. We notice the
arrival OF another family this morning..
! Tho Sermon at 10 o'clock was
preached by Roy. W. j. Davis, as pre-
viJusly announced. T,x,-ileb. iy, ,
Theme" Christian Faith" Tho .p 'hkor
presented his subject III plain and prHcu
cal way. The audience wore worry a,tcn
tive during the whole Of this dtscOurso.
| There were fourteen minister's on the
, stand ut this service. The sermon was
, followed with some appropriate remarks
by Rev. J. DeshOng, OF Altoona closing
prayer by Rev. FrLyue, Of Llncastec.
The Pennsylvania aud Reading roads
. will run excursion trains to LandisvlIlo on
Sunday from Lancaster at reduced rates.
4 The following is the schedule of time on
the Reading road /. Trains will leave
King street depot in the forenoon as fol
b lows and 1913 ., III. Afternoon
i:45 aud =. III.
There will undoubtedly bC very Large
: coucourso of people 1T the LludlsvIlC
camp on Sunday.
Another Uampmosu"g.