The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1889-08-24
WOOdlawn Camp Meeting.
WOODLAND, August %, 1889

the following services were held in the
grove since my last report and in charge Of
| the following ministers:
Friday, August 16, Rev. Z. H. Hynson,
family prayers at $50 a. IN. Rev, T. E.
Terry, prayer meeting $50. This being tenn
perance day, the services were held in spe-
cial reference to this subject. 10 a. m. Rev.
W. +. Speake, presididg elder L. Baltimore
district, text LIST Samuel 4th chapter, and
Sth verse, followed by Rev. H. r. Herbert.
from Baltimore. Children's meeting 1.30
Isaac Jewell. Rev. j. H. Wiley, D. D., 3
cred an address on temperance or an eulogy
on women. p. m. prayer meeting, j. ID.
Kemp. 7.30 sermon by Rev. T. E. Martin
dale, Luke 16 chapter, and 9Th verse.
Saturday, August IL, Rev. T. E. Terry,
family prayers $50 a. M. 80 prayer meet
ing T. E. Martindale. 10 a. IN. Isaac Jewell
Revelation 18th chapter, and 18th verse.
1.30 children's meeting in charge of Mr..
Jewell. 8 p. m. Rev. E. G. Atkins, Luke
18th chapter, and 23d and oath verses. 7.30
Rev. L. P. Kartsholtzen, John 14th chap
ter, and 9th verse.
Sunday, August 49, E. Fl. Hynson family
prayers at $50 a. m. Love Feast $50, Rev
w. L. S. Murray. This was largely attended
and all seemed to enjoy the services. By
this time the large crowd that usually at
tends this camp began to come on the
ground and it has been estimated by good
judges that between 5000 and 1000 people
were present and more orderly and we'll
behaved assemblage never attended a camp
meeting, and while officers were present to
take charge of any violators of laws, their
services were not required. The sermons of
the day were all up to the usual high STAN
dard of the past Rev. VIM. Swindells. pre-
siding elder, preached from Ezekiel 9th
chapter, and 4th, 9th and 9th verses. Rev.
Thomas E. Terry p. M, Philippians I'd
chapter, and 9th verse, and Rev. w. L. s.
Murray 80, LIST Corinthians 18th chapter,
and 5Sth verse, to large and attentive audi
ences. Children's meeting at 1.30 p. m, Mr..
Jewell. p. m. prayer meeting In charge of
Rev. J. d. Kemp.
Monday. August 10. A vast difference
between the day before, the great crowd had
gone and many of the tent holders called
home for their usual calling. $50 q. 10.
prayers Rev. E. H. Hynson. {. 80 Rev. Isaac
Jewell. 10 a. m. John Jones, I'd Timothy
Sd chapter, and 9th verse. 1.30 Isaac Jewel
children's meeting. p. IN. Rev. E. H. Mel
son, Revelation I'd chapter, and goth verse.
7.3O Rev. J. o. Sypherd.
Tuesday. August 20. Rev. E. H. Hynson
family prayers, $50 q. IN. Rev. w. L. s.
Murray, $50 a. m. Rev. r. c. Jones, 10 q.
m, Job 18th ahapter, and 25th verse. 1.3O
children's meeting Rev. Isaac Jewell. So.
IN. Rev. L. E. Barrett, Ephesians Sd chap
ter, and 9Th verse. 6 p. m. prayer meeting
Rev. Isaac Jewell. 7.30 Rev. H. w, Ewing,
one of Cecil's young ministers did credit to
his county. Luke Oath chapter, and 51st
verse.
Wednesday, August 21st, Rev. e. G. At
Barrett prayer meeting. $50 a. m. Rev. J.
ID. Kemp, Philippians LIST chapter, and 21st
verse. 10 a. m. children's meeting. 1.3O
Rev. Isaac Jewell. p. m. Rev. H. G. Sim
pie. 6p. m. prayer meeting, Rev. E. II.
Hynson. 73O p. m. Rev. j. c. Nicholson,
Jonah LIST chapter. and Sd verse.
Thursday. August %, family prayers $50
a. m. Rev. E. H. Hynson. $50 a. m. Rev.
Elan Kirk. 10 a. m. Rev. r. C. Jones,
Mark 9th chapter, and 9Th verse. 1.3O chill.
dren's meeting Mr.. Jewell. 8 p. m. Rev. L.
E. Barrett. D. m. Mrs. r. H. Matlack.
TAO p. m. Rev. j. o. Sypherd, LIST Timothy
LIST chapter, 18th verse.
The following ministers have been on the
ground part or all of the time and have BEEN
willing to render any or all the services in
their power: Rev E 81 Hynson, in charge Of
the camp, and Revs John Jones, Isaac
Jewell, John D Kemp, T E Martindale. T f
Terry, d F McFaul, j H Wiley. H R Her.
bert, W F Speske, Alfred T Scott, w l. s
Murray, L L Hartsholtzen, E G Atkins,
VIM Swindels, E H Nelson, j o Syphert,
R c Jones, L E Barrett. Harvey W Ewing,
+ E McKinsey, H c Smith and j c Nicho
son.
While the number of converts has not
been as great as in former years, yet the
meetings have been thoroughly spiritual,
and its fruits will likely be seen in coming
days. Mr.. Hynson has had the cordial SUI
port of ministers and laymen and all regret
that the time has so soon passed away.