The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-07-29
THE SERVICES AT ACTON.
They viii Be Continued Next Year Is The,
We're This, Under DR.. Ksea's Charge

tpeeisi 60 the lndiaaapolis JOurns.
CAMP AcToS, July 2S-Ths early praysr
meeting to-day was interesting. as usual ~
vas led by J. +. Mckee. OF BrookviIle III.
o'clock speaking meeting in the morning wa
the best Of any yet held IL vas well attended.
and Was led by Rev. $ T. Tineher. Of Indian
spolis At the conservation service the altar
was crowded. and one was converted. Al IS
o'clock Rev. J. S. Bitter preached to a COOS
sized audience His subjec, was Our Duty
and Responsibility 10 One Another The evan.
relist was q, his best, and preached 9 very
strong sermon
In the afternoon Q business meeting Of che
tent-holders was held in the auditorium. 10
the absence Of DR.. Tneher. the viee-presi-
dent DR.. Dolph presided. The meeting Was
for the purpose OF considering the interests OF
the camp meeting for another year. The fol-
lowing resolution was presented By J. b Con-
ner, OF Indianapolis, aud was unanimously
adopted:
Whereas. The present eanp-meeting. under Tire
management Of kev. :. A. Keen, ID. ID, has bean q
success and is very gratifying.
Resolved that we request the board Of trustees 20
engage DR.. Keen for the coming year. for Ike work
and that = committee OF three, on ~eanpsmeoting. b
appointed 10 act with him.
The following committee was appointed: W..
w. Wheeler. indianapolis; Rev. l.. ID. Moore.
indianapolis: Rev. F. Il. RAwls. Greensourg.
Nothing dehciis las yet been arranged further
than that the meeting Is TO be run upon the
same line A committee. consisting OF The
Revs L. T. MeLain. g.. Z. jenkins and T. A.
Campbell. was appointed 10 meet aud coufes
with the trustees and camp meeting COMMITTEES
on some special matters connected with the
meeting. The trustees aud the committees
will meet iu the near future.
An anniversary meeting OF the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society Was held Mrs. katS
Haynes, OF indianapolis. presided. and address
ess were made by Mrs. Robinson and n number
OF others. IL was made q missionary testimony
meeting. The childrens' meeting was. as usual.
interesting and largely attended. the Taber-
nacls, in the evening. was again well filled for
the young peoples meeting IL WAS full OF en-
ergy and spirit
An hour later q very large audience gathered
TO hear E. 7. Brown tell his experience. He
was once an infdel OF the rsnkest sort. His ex-
perience is thrilling. and, 10 being well told, held
closely the attention OF the many hearers This
man Joined the Southeast Indiana Conference -
its last session, and 10 now the successful min
lister at Morristown. Rev. Bitter closed the day
with q short evangelistic service.
The camp meeting proper closes with q fell
lowship service ~ $50 o'clock on Monday morn
ing. at the auditorium; a march around the
camp; aud a return to the auditorium for hand
shaking.
Sundays services will be as follows
$50 A. N.-Penteeos,al service. led BY D-. Eeen.
s A. N.-Speaking meeting. led by Rev. J. q.
Chafee.
10 A. M.-Preaehinr BY Mrs. Robinson.
2P. M-Song service.
$50 p. NJ. Preaching BY J. s. Biler.
p. M.-Children's meeting.
$50 r. M.-loung peoples meeting.
7;45 p. M.-Eusene V. Staley relates bis experience
followed BY evangelistic services. L. d n.