The Lewiston teller. (Lewiston, Idaho) 1900-1905, 1903-05-29
CAMP MEETING AT OROFlNO
The Disciples Of Christ will Hold Camp Meet.
ing at Orofino-Thsy Will Purchase Camp
Grounds

Grounds.
The annual camp meeting of the Dis
ciples of Christ in North Idaho will be
| held near Oro6no on the Frank Edmun-
son place, June nth to 2Ist. Convey
ances will go from the station to the
grounds Special rates can be secured
on the railroad if each visitor and dele
gate will secure a certificate of the agent
when purchasing ticket to the conven-
ton. The clerk of the district can secure
one and one-third fare if one of these are
procured.
The assembly will probably decide on
the purchase of permanent camp grounds
and the erection of large temple. The
Disciples have four assemblies in the
northwest. Their meetings are held at
Turner, Pendleton, Ore; Walla Walla,
Wash, aud Nez Perce Co.
The Turner assembly at present is the
oldest and largest but the promoters of
that in the near future railroads will con-
meet south Idaho and northern Montana
with the Clearwater country. Then this
camp will be central location for an
immense territory and large membership.
This will be most delightful ten days
outing for everybody. All necessary pre-
parations will be made to accommodate
large crowd. A lunch stand will be
placed on the ground. There will be an
abundance of spring water, plenty Of
shade, and most beautiful scenery. These
meetings have proven very pleasant in
the past and it is expected that this will
be the best ever held. Everybody is
invited. The program is as follows:
Evangelistic services will be held each
evening, J. B. Da sley, minister at Gull
desac, doing the preaching. A. Mclean
Of Cincinnati, Ohio. one of the noted men
of the day, who is making tour of the
conventions on the Pacific Coast, will be
present to speak Sunday, June I4th.
w. +. Cowden will also be at the con-
vention Saturday 18th to Monday 18th,
and will address the convention on some
of his themes During these two days
a {. w. B. M. session will also be held.
Mrs. Mccullough of Nezperce will pre-
pare program and preside. Mrs. H.
Hines of Spokane, district organizer of
the northwest, will be present and ad-
dress the session.
A general outline of the program of the
day sessions of the second week is as
follows:
Monday I5th-Address by w. F. Cowden,
Needs of the Ministry. Business session.
Tuesday I6th-A Bible school session led
by w. l. Mccullough Of Nezperce, who
will prepare the program. Preaching.
Wednesday I7th-Address by E B. Harris
of Moscow, elements of Successful
Minister.) Business Session.
Thursday ISth-C. + Session led hy f.
Harold of Genesee, who will prepare
the program. Address on the district
work. ]. A. Fine.
Fridas Ioth-Address by w. II. Harris,
Moscow, (What organization has done
for the growth OF the Kingdom
Preaching.
Saturday 2oth-Address by F.. Harold,
The liquor question. Final business
session.
Sunday 2I-Bible school Preaching dur
ing the day.
Other preachers viii! be present who
have been asked TO make addresses, but
have not yet replied to letters Of request.
II is expected that the sessions mentioned
will be strengthened, and breaks in the
program will be filled by the following
minister's:
Horace Sibberal, Clarkston; J. Nanks,
Winchester; John Lowe, Clifford; c. Nc
Donald, Grangeville; w. l.. Mccullough,
Nezperce; ]. M. Chasteen, Russell; John
Mcdonald, Lewiston; Mr.. Wyrick. Lowe;
f A. Ladow, Troy.
People of various religious fellowships
are cordially INVITED to attend and enjoy
all these sessions.