The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-08-06
INTEREST in The SCHOOL
MANY VISITING PREACHERS NOW AT
BETHANY PARK.
Stockholders Hold Meeting and
Elect New DfrectOrs-Lake Jewel
'sDisaster" q Pure Fake.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BETHANY PARK, Aug. 5.-The school
for preachers continues with increased in
terest, and almost every State in the Union
has representative in attendance. Beth
any Hotel. the annex and all cottages
owned by the assembly are filled to over
flowing and number of beds were placed
in the Tabernacle last evening for the ben
eft Of transient guests. The early morning
prayer meeting was composed largely of
the young preachers who are attending the
school. and as all were prompt in taking
part In the service the meeting was one of
the best held this year. At $50 a. m. d. r.
DUNCAN gave his second lecture on the
Letter to the Hebrews" and at $50 B. c.
Deweese gave a lecture on Relation of
the Holy Spirit to the Divine and Human
Element
The lectures are all we'll attended and but
few preachers are seen lettering about the
hotel or park after DR.. Carpenters stem
torian voice calls out, Everybody go to
the tabernacle" Many people heed this adj
monition who pay little attention to the
assembly bell. At II a. m. rally for Beth
any Assembly was held and quite a num-
Der of people took new shares of stock and
paid old pledges. Dr. Carpenter now has
Samuel Harris, superintendent of grounds,
who is large stakeholder, gave 800 this
morning; Among other donors were J. !;
each, and G. l.. Reeves $50, all from Column
bus. At 1:3O p. m. stockholders meeting
held to elect five directors, those whose
time having expired being L. L. Carpenter
Wabash A. M. Hutchins. Columbus T. c.
Howe, Howard Gale and Amos Clifford. Of
indianapolis The meeting resulted in the
election of the following directors to serve
for hrs q
M Hutchins, Columbus; T. G. Howe and
Amos Clifford, Indianapolis. L. L. Carpen-
ter was also elected, but has not yet ac-
cepted.
The lectures for the afternoon were a
Bible lecture "Exegesis," by w. p. Ayles-
worth, and "Homeletics," by A. B. Phil
putt.
The hour that was to have been taken up
each day by Professor Beattie's lectures
has been called the Quiz hour" one of the
form with the understanding that he is to
try to answer the many questions fired at
him by the younger preachers.
The entertainment Nv T W;,, passon u Pay
The entertainment for tomorrow evening
will consist of moving pictures and illus
trated song service, conducted by Mr.. jim
nett
man, has been a visitor at the park. Mr..
Brown would like to interest the manage
ment to put forth some effort In behalf OF
our native birds, by putting up bird houses
among the trees and establishing a course
of Nature study. In his rambles about the
park Mr. Brown discovered a golden
thrush, which is very rare bird. He is
a friend to all birds except the English
sparrow. which he believes ought to be
exterminated by the government.
Hotel Arrivals
L. f. Murray Mr.. and Mrs. S. NJ. Con-
| nor @. NJ Anderson, Allan B. Philputt,
| ]. A. Heller. D. r. Lucas and wife, Mrs.
| G. NJ. Cornelius and family. Pembroke S.
| Cornelius, Indianapolis; A. NJ. HOFFMAN.
| Logansport; Mrs. r. L. Bond and sons.
Oaktown; Ethel Bebout; Maverne Bebout.
| Mamie Kemp Mary Dill, Rushville; Ed A.
| Jordan. Huntingburg; j. A. Harris, Fort
| WAYNE; Benjamin L. Smith, Cincinnati o.
| Mrs Fred Kurfess. Mabel Kurfess, Fred
| and Leland Kurfess, New Albany; ]. 8.
| Grant. Alexandria,; Mrs. Mollie Griffith,
| Miss Maude Griffith. Greenwood; w. E. An
| derson. Bedford; s. j. Tomlinson and fam
| ilv Fairland.