The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-07-24
WORSHIP IN i.
THE WOODS.

Chester Heights, Pa, July 23.-Undel
the direction Of Presiding Elder Kynett.
new daily meeting was inauguratsd ut
the camp. meeting this morning, to con-
vene at S.30each morning during camp.
1t will be In the nature Of q conference b.
tween the Ministers and workers Tor tht
purpose Of making special efforts to In
crease the number OF converts.
Several ministers arrived this mornin 2
and will work until the camp closes
Among them were Revs. J. ID. Rigg G.
NJ. Br0adhsad. II. X johnson and j. II
Rorer, Philadelphia. and Rev. A. L Beat
~. Crozisrville. During She absence OF
DR.. Kynett, Rev. DR.. h. Il. Durriss took
charge Of tho camp
The sermon this morning was preached
by Rev. Nathaniel Turner, of Philadel.
phia, who chose for bis subject '.rhere
tore with Joy viii We Draw Water
service Mrs. Mumford rendered u solo en-
titled Docs Jesu. Caro- ?" DR.. J. D..
Martin, of Philadelphia, preached In the
afternoon, and Rev. 1. n. Foster. OF
Philadelphia. in the evening.
d At the children's meeting at 1850 Rev.
G. ". Burnwood illustrated his teaching
with II miniature Mephistopheles, which
be brought to camp with him. lIe told
tho children he would exhibit 1t today
and tho result was II large attendance OF
littlo ones. All wanted to sec what that
terrible Bad Man" looked like. Tho
subject of the service was woman ut
the Well"
Tho holiness meeting at this Same hour
WAS In charge OF Rev. q. W. North, the
subject being "Love. tho Greatest Thing
In the World" The young peoples
meeting. ut $780, was IN charge OF Rev
W. r. Ellinyswortb, Of New London, Pa.
Solos were rendered by Mrs. +. W. Ewing
and Bessie simpson.
Simpson Grove, Pa. July 20 AN cleo
trical 9: orn that shook tho cottages and
drove the occupants from their beds. pass
ell over tho grove ut an early hour this
morning Whom the storm wa. at its
height u ball Of electricity exploded In tho
grove with "a terrific shock. Many OF inc
cotJagers ran out Of doors and declared
the!e h al been an earthquake.
Today the weather in the grovs was do
liyhtfnl andI the services won't off with
vim, the first meeting being tho Bible
conference by DR.. Burns at o'clock. The
morning sermon was preached by Eav.
s. W. Smith OH tho text, "Other founda
ton can no man lay than that which is
laid
A lively discussion was preciI iated by
Chaplain Sayres, who spoke on Mine
teenth Century Progross." Scvsrnl Of
the ministers took decided exception to
The propositions advanced by the chap
lain, especially along political lines.
AT tho twilight service Dr. Burns spoke
on ''Tho Balm OF Gilead," and the closing
sermon of tho day was delivered by Rev.
A. f. Taylor. VI Philadelphia
En ton. Md, July 23 Wye camp meet
ing held every year at Wye within three
minutes walk OF Wye station. on Queen
Annes rail DAD will begin its session Of
10 days encumpment next Friday, July
sG. continuing until Tuesday, August 8.
Tho camp Is delightful grove, with
plenty of excellent water. Ministers Of
commanding positions, both in Whining
ton and Baltimore conferences. will
preach. There will be three preaching
services u day. q her services, such aa
prayer meetings and song service, will be
held us occasion demands
Rev. w S. Edwards, D. d.. OF Baltl
more will preoch Oh Friday, Saturday,
Sunday and Monday, July aj, ~, IS and
20. ThursIiy, August !, will be Temper
ance Day. Roy. G. II. Mead, ID. D., OF
New York, ons OF tho best platform ORR
tors of tho country, will speak at 1879
and p. NJ.
Rev pr. Alfred, of Baltimore and Rev.
+. Klnnar Creed will preach sunday,
August 4.
Monday is set apart for young people.