Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1902-08-07
WOODLAWN GAMPMEETlNG.
1t win Open Today with Many Tents
Occupied.

Occupied.
Elkton, Md, Aug. 4.-All arrangements
have been completed for the opening Of the
32d annual campmeeting at Woodlawn,
Cecil county, next Thursday, under the aus
pices Of the Woodlawn Campmeeting Aseo-
citation. Nearly 100 tents will be on the
grounds. During the past few weeks many
Improvements have been made to the
grounds, including their Enclosure by 10
foot fence. Rev. Robert w. Todd, ID. D.,
pastor of Hopewell Methodist Episcopal
Church, the preacher who will be In charge,
has arranged leaders for the following daily
services Early morning prayer service, IN
charge of Rev. George w. Dawson of Bethel;
prayer and experience meetings, in charge
of Rev. II. A. q. Westerfeld of Rising Sun; /;
children's afternoon meetings, in charge OF
Rev. w. e. Greenfield of Perryville; young
peoples evening meeting, in charge of Rev.
n, o. Sunfeld. The following prominent
ministers will preach on the following days
Of the camp: Friday, August 9Th, will be
held the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union County Convention. Mrs. Haslup,
State superintendent, Rev. e. o. Suhfeld
and Rev. W. L. White will make addresses.
Saturday, August 9th, Revs. II. A. G. Wes-
terrified, j. III. Mitchell and George s. CON
wny. Sunday, August 10th, Rev. e. Q. Sun
field, Rev. A. s. Mowbray, d. D., and Rev.
W. r. Compton. Monday, August llth, hey.
]. D. Kemp, Rev. L. .. Poole and Rev. X.
X. Stephenson. Tuesday, August 10Th, Rev.
Robert Watt, D. D.. Rev. J, z; Otis, ..
D., and Rev. w. L. White. Wednesday,
August 18th, Rev. Robert Watt, d. D.,
Local option meeting, Rev. s. =. Nichol-
| son, Rev. j. 7. Otis, D. D., and Rev. II.
9. Turner. Thursday, August 18th, Rey; d.
W. L. White. Friday, August 10th, Rey.
Il. Fl. Collins and Rev. A. S. Mowbray, d.
| d. Sunday, August 18th, Rev. A. w.
Lightbourn and Rev. e. O. Sunfeld.
On each Sunday of the camp an admis.
sion Of five cents will be charged all visitors;
| The tenters will be: Mrs. Jane Barnes OF
/ Baltimore, Il. Nicholson, Parsonburg, two
tents; S. e. Heston, Oxford, Pa; Rev. j.
| ID. Kemp. Millington; Mrs. S. T. Woodrow
| Pilot; Thomas Miller, Elkton; Samuel B
Gray, four tents, Bay. View; Miss Addit
Grant, Cherry Hill; W; T.. Drummond
Mrs. W. g. West, Rev. A. R. Brown, Syl
mar; Charles Wilson, Mrs. H. T. Woodrow
Hayre de Grace; E. Mccullough, O. Z
Caldwell, Liberty Grove; Joseph j. Wright
u. W. jackson, Henry Watson, Aiken
Clifton jackson, Levi Patterson, Blythedale
!. L Coststt, Abe! Q. Cameron, Northeast
hurst; Rex W. e. Greenfield, John @
Dennis, @. L. Cole, Perryyille; Misses Max
we'll, Robert Cameron, Mrs. Mary Fletcher
Mrs. s. jackson, Principioi Thoma ma
Mearns, two tents; MISS Leora CIothers
Miss Cora Tyson, Samuel MeCardell, J
Frank Foster, ,Oolora; Thomas Kirk, Emmi
Wilson, Rev. Fl. A. G.. Westerfeld, Josep
Smith, William M. Pogue, John Kimble
Rising Sun; George H. Poist, Mrs. J. 4
Brown, Miss Shannon, Rev. r. w. Todd
ID. d., @. s. Abrahams, j. B. Tyson, Il
M. Barnes, George E. Tyson, r. K. Raw
, s. Mowbray, d. D., Joseph A. Everist, Mis-
Rina Alexander, Harvey Tome, Charlt
Martindale, Deborah Hasson, Nora Whitf
! ker, Mrs.W. F. Kidd, Port Deposit; Samu'
Smith, Misses Slicer, Mrs. Slicer, Alfre
Kirk, Benjamin McVey and Calvin Watson