Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1899-07-13
Pltman Camp Meetins

The New Jersey Conference Association
has completed every arrangement for the
Camp Meeting of 1899. to begin on August
1st next, and continue until the 18th as
follows:
On Tuesday, the first day of the camp,
the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the New Jersey Conference will hold
their annual rally in the Auditorium.
On Wednesday, the second day of the
camp. the Local Preachers Association OF
the Conference will have charge of the
exercises, and an interesting programme is
being prepared.
The Epworth League hosts, under the
auspices of the Camden District Epworth
League, will take possession OF the camp
ground on the third day.
The camp meeting proper will open on
Friday, August 4, the initial sermon to be
preached BY Rev George L Dobbins,
Presiding Elder of the Camden District.
The camp will close on August II with
a rousing temperance meeting under the
auspices of the Gloucester County Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union.
The order of services for the camp as
adopted will not differ much from former
years, and is announced as follows: 8
o'clock a. M, sunrise service at the Ia.
bernacie :; o'clock, family devotions and
prayer 10 the cottages O'Clock, Bible
readings at the Auditorium 10 30, morn
ing preaching service at the Auditorium /;
II o'clock noon, altar meetings at the
Auditorium l O'Clock p. IN /, children 5
service at the Tabernacle and holiness
meeting at the Temple; 2 o'clock, song
and praise service in the Auditorium 2 30
afternoon preaching service in the Audi
forum 6, Vesper service in the Temple
and Young Peoples meeting in the Ia
bernacle Z, song service in the AuditOri-
um 30, evening preaching service in the
Auditorium.
The evangelistic workers who conducted
the meetings last year will be in their
places again this camp. Rev. E. l.. d
Pepper, D. D., editor of the Christian
Standard, will conduct the Bible School
each morning 10 the Auditorium. Rev. E..
L Hyde. the Young peoples leader, will
again be in charge.
Rev Charles NJ. Boswell, Superintendent
of Mission Work, of Philadelphia, has been
re-engaged to lead the altar services morn
ing and evening at the c'ose of the Tegu-
lar preaching services.
AeF. DStH " hotS, ln6 quaker piCdCuCt.
will have charge Of the afternoon meetings
the last ten days of the camp.
The holiness and yesper services in the
Temple on the hill will be conducted by
Evangelist Mrs Lizzie K. Smith and her
associate, Mrs. Idle Kenney.
Mrs. Carrie Thompson, the ehiIdren's
leader, will instruct the juvenile mind at
the Tabernacle each afternoon, and it is
proposed to again hold mothers meeting
at o'clock each afternoon, in charge of
Mrs Thompson.
DR.. II. L Gilmour, the well known Choir
lister and composer. will direct the music
with large choir of trained voices from
Philadelphia and Camden
The list of clergymen who will partici
pate in the services is as follows =
Revs. G Dewitt Cobb S. II. Ham,
Wright Eckersley. J. B Haines. DR.. CIar
ence A Adams, DR. S H. Hoover, George
T. Harris, w S. Mitchell, J r. Mason,
John H. Boswell, DR. j. M. King. Secre
tsry Church Extension Society Bishop
Bishop Grant, DIR. Speelmeyer,
deDry Betting. Alfred Wagg. F. A. Der
maris, DR.. John Handley, William N Og-
born, DIR. Thomas O'Hanlon, Dr. Monroe.