The Delawarean., 1900-08-01
Shouting IN The WOODS.
Coatiane2 on El..4 Paee.

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people sa.nereu ~ sne lalse Uaa-0Jr-
luAl. Rev. n Il. s4aeI. u Ma. u-.,
preached the eteAlus set--loA lJf
knclsher crowd u lns5f5s,sd pe5p4e.
Rey. Omar u. Jones j Aiyla, ln .le
opening prayer III lAls service, maze
touching appeal I3t .As 4l.ssl.nallea
in China. and Sae famine sufferers otI
India.
The evening service was preceded
by song service lea by the Lars
choir which WAS composed 10 some of
the best singers oi she county IAese
services have become one OF TIE most
popular features Of the camp, and Rey.
Edwin Gardner .ha camp chorister, IS
ably assisted ~ these well-known
singers. Mrs. Miriam Sheppard David
son, Mrs. Q. WI Evans, Mrs Z. 1.
Jones, Miss Miriam s. Davidson. Miss
Mary Wharton, Mrs Mary Wolaott,
Miss Leila Baker, Dover; Mrs. N, NH
Ford, Smyrna; Mrs. Edwin Gardner,
Cheswold; Miss Florence Burke, Mag
nolia; Miss Mary Burke, Chester; w
T. Smiuhers, c. W. Fisher. Sheriff J.
B. Wharton, J. NJ. Davidson, Dover;
DIR. Frank Gardner Gamaliel Garrison,
w. r. Smith. Cheswold; Arthur Coop
er, Brenford, and John I. Carrow
Camden
Another big crowd Of people is ex-
pected tomorrow. Temperance day,
when Mrs Margaret Dye Ellis Of New
Jersey, will make an address
Four Generations There.
During the morning service four
females, representing four generations,
sat on the pulpit Steps and attracted
much attention The youngest was 10
years Of age and The oldest Is. The
others were Mrs. Joseph Rash, aged
so years, and her mother. Mrs. William
Pyle aged "a years. Maud Rash. the
4O-years-old child, was tAe daughter
pf Mrs Joseph Rash.
Made Fortunes Out West.
Two visitors al Camden camp who
attracted much attention were former
Delaware boys, who are visiting their
old home here after several years
absence. One was Peter i. Gooden pf
Alaryville Mo. AImerly Of Willow
Grove, who is home fer The first time
for 81 years, lie has been very sue
cessful III business In the West and Is
NOW owner Of three fine farms. He has
been married three Zines Mir. Gooden
is an ardent Bryan supporter and en-
tertained crowds III interested politi-
clans with anecdotes of Billy Bryan
and Bill stone. The other WesJerner
was Thomas lIir1ns of Honeywell, Mo-.
formerly Of Wyoming Mr.. Hirons,
while a wheelwright in his native town.
studied civil engineering, and when he
went West thirty years ago lie worked
ait this profession for some time, af-
terwards becoming wholesale mer-
chant. He is now retired and is Wis
iang among old friends here
The Program at Sand Hill.
Sand Hill Camp-meeting near
Georgetown, has commenced in charge
OF Rev. j. H. Wilson, pastor Of George
town Circuit Nj L. Church Rev. b. II.
Campbell Of Catasauqua, Pa, viii as
sisI the minister-in-charge throughout
THE camp. Other well-known ministers
who will be IN attendance are Rev.
George w. Burke, Chester, who was
i'm charge of the first camp here thirty
years ago; Rev Adam Stengle, George
town; Rev. w. ], DuEIadway, Milton
Rev. V. L. Hills. Lincoln; Rev J. G.
Fosnlocht, Pennington; Rev. D. f.
Waddell, Millsboro; Rev. J. Il. 5.
Ewell, Georgetown.
Rev. Roe in Charge at SudlersviIle.
Suldersville Camp, in charge Of Rey.
Robert Roe, has commenced and Will
continue for two weeks. Among the
ministers Who viii assist with the
services are Rev. S. w. Thomas. d. d.,
of Philadelphia; Rev. " P. Northrup
of Wilmington, and Reys. L. E. Bar
1CltJ Y. SOlIllsa, -. l1dhNl, w ~
Corkran, A. Green, F. E. Bloxton, w.
B. Buthrie, E. r. Sidell, E. G. Sunfield,
g. p Jones, G. f. Kennard, G. w.
Mitchell, J. NJ Anters, J. A. Arters,
q. G. Atkins, A. P. shipman, H. B.
.Cassavant, G. b. Anderson and E c.
Wright of the Wilmington M. E. Con-
Ference. asaE
Concord Begins ON Friday.
Rev. r. +. Beauehamp of Williston
will be the minister-in-charge Of Con-
cord Camp-meeting, which will begin
next Friday. These ministers will bel
present and assist with the services inI
1he tented grove Presiding Elder G. S.
Baker, Revs. l.. 2. Barrett William r,
White, Aloycius Green. T. N. Given, G
n Wvatt q T, Hardastv n H Wab-