Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1903-07-16
PROGRAM FOR
PITMAN GROVE,

Ine annual camp meeting of the
New jersey Conference Camp Meeting
Association will open on July 90 and
close on August 10.
The committee of arrangements, in
Guiding Rev. DR.. A. E. Ballard, Rev.
Henry G. Williams, Rev. DIR. E.
Hewitt and Rev. DR.. John s. Heisler,
have completed the program for the
big woods meetings.
The first three days will be given to
three great institutions of the church.
Tuesday, July 28th-Woman's For
eign Missionary Society. Directed by
Mrs. Reeves. of New Brunswick.
Wednesday, July 90 Woman's Home
Missionary Society. Directed by Mrs.
Q. F. Garrison, of Jamesburg.
Thursday, July 30-Epworth League.
Rev. f. A. DeMaris, President.
Friday. July 31-The regular Camp
Meeting services begin. Opening SER
mon 1000 a. M, by Rev. W. A.
Hunsberger, D. D. i; afternoon, Rev.
7. s. Hammond; evening, Rev. Frank
Moore.
Saturday, August 1-Morning, Rev.
J. W. Lee; afternoon, Rev. @. I.
Fitzgeorge evening, Rev. George H.
Neal
Sunday, August 2-Love Feast at
$50 a. m. at 1000 a. m., sermon by
Rev. J. B. Fox, D. D., pastor of State
/ Street Church. Trenton; afternoon,
Rev. J. W. Marshall. D. D., Presi-
dent of Pennington Seminary; even
ing, Rev. E. L. Hyde, the we'll known
evangelist.
Monday, August 3-Morning, Rev.
T. ]. j. Wright; afternoon, Lizzie R.
Smith; evening, Rev. Thomas Ogle.
Tuesday, August 4-10.00 a. M,
Rev. W. P. @. Stricklan afternoon,
Rev. Jos. Ell. Smith, evening, Rev.
Q. L. Mead, D. D., of Hoboken. New
ark Conference
Wednesday, August $40. 90 a. M, i,
Rev. J. D. Bills: afternoon, Rev.
Jos H. Smith; evening, Rev. J. F.
Shaw, D. D.
Thursday, August $1,000 a. M,
Rev. John Shape, D. D., pastor Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, Will
mington, Del. afternoon, Rev. Joseph
Fl. Smith evening, Rev. Henry Spell
myer, D. D.. of Newark.
Friday. August 10. 90 a. m., Rev.
George W. Thompson, pastor Presby-
terian Church, Woodbury.; afternoon,
Rev. Jos. H. Smith, evening, Rev.
George s. Wendell, pastor of First
Baptist Church, Woodbury..
Saturday. August $1,000 a. M.
Rev. Willis Reeves; afternoon, Rev.
Jos. H. Smith; evening, Rev. Eli
Clifford, D. D.
Sunday, Auugst 9-At 8. 80 O'clock
Love Feast at 1000 O'Clock sermon
by Rev. John Y. Dobbins, D. D., of
Montclair; afternoon, Rev. Jos. H.
Smith; evening, Rev. W. @. M. Bos-
we'll, D. D.. of Philadelphia, Pa
Monday. August 100000 a. m.,
Rev. Geo. T. Harris; afternoon. Rev.
Jos. H. Smith; evening, Rev. G. W.
Ridout.
Tuesday, August lilo 90 a. M,
Rev. s. M. Vansant; afternoon, Rev.
Jos. H. Smith; evening, Rev. John
Handley, D. D.
Wednesday, August 1910 90 a. m. !,
the concluding sermon by Rev. Jos.
Fl. Smith; afternoon, closing services.
In the evening special Song Ser
vice conducted by DIR. H. L. Gill
mour, of Wenonah.
Thursday, August 13-A convention
of the Woman s Christian Temperance
Union. Directed by Mrs. DR.. Gill
morn.
A Bible Reading will be given each
morning at $50 by Rev. E. 1. D.
Pepper, D. D.
Sunrise Service each morning at 6
o'clock, and Young Peoples Meeting
in the Tabernacle at p. m., led by
Rev. E. L. Hyde.
Holiness Meeting in the Temple at
1.30 and 6 p. m., led by Lizzie R.
Smith
Children's Meeting in the Taber-
nacle each day at 1.3o p. m., led by
Mrs. Carrie Thompson.
The singing of the Camp Meeting
will be under the direction of DR.. H.
T, GilmOur cupportad br a oborre
choir.
Mr.. and Mrs. Loper, the singing
evangelists will be present during the
entire Camp Meeting, giving interest
to the Val iaue saruinor