Bridgeton pioneer., 1905-07-20
BRIDGETON N. j., THURSDAY. JULY 20 1905
PITMAN GROVE f
PREPARATIONS.

Pitman, N. j., July 17.-Active
preparations are now making by the
Fltman Grove Camp Meeting Associ-
alton for the annual series of meetings
held in this, the Mecca of South Jer-
sey Methodists.
AS usual, the regular services of the
camp will be preceded by three days
devoted to the many societies of the
church. These meeting will start on
August 1st and will be Immediately
followed by the regular services of
camp on Friday, August 4th.
A perusal of the program as outlined
shows that all the old workers have
been engaged for another year, with
an addition of one or two new ones.
In thisslist will be found the name of
Miss Helen G. Rumsey, the well
known girl evangelist, who will have
charge OF the young peoples meetings,
and is looked upon as one of the COM
ing attractions of the camp. Being
we'll and favorably known throughout
South Jersey, she will at once be in
favor and will call to her aid hundreds
of young people who are now summer
ing here as we'll as those who come
just for the two weeks of the camp.
| The Rev. E. L. Hyde has also been
engaged for another year, and will
have general charge of the after ser.
vices at the auditorium and preach
several sermons.
Rev. Joseph Smith, the we'll known
holiness advocate, will again be found
| at the head of the holiness movement,
while Mrs. Lizzie Smith will have the
holiness meeting in charge in the
Temple, and Mrs. Carrie Thompson,
of Camden, is expected to look after
the children's meeting.
Two excellent speakers have been
secured for the two Sunday mornings
of camp. On Sunday, August 9Th, the
Rev. W. D. Parr, D. D., Secretary OF
the Church Extension Society, will be
the speaker. On Sunday, August 13,
Rev. @. H. Mead, D. D., Of New
York, will be the speaker.
The program as now arranged in
cludes the following:
Tuesday, August 1-Women's For
eign Missionary Society.
Wednesday, August 2-Women' IS
Home Missionary Society.
Wednesday, August 2-Women' s
Home Missionary Society. Rev. Mar
shall Owens will preach. Miss jose
phine Corbin, of New York City, ma
tional organizer, will speak in the
morning.
Thursday, August s-Epworth
League Day.
Friday, Aug. 4.-1o a. m., opening
of camp. Sermon by Rev. E. Hewitt,
D. D. Afternoon. Rev. William
Stone. Evening, Rev. J. W. Morris,
D. D.
Saturday. Aug. 5-Morning, Rev.
Willis Reeves. Afternoon, Rev. Will
liam Stone will conduct an evangelis-
tic service. Evening, Rev. W. P. G..
Strickland.
Sunday, Aug. Glove feast, $50,
led by Rev. DR.. Ballard. At 1C
| o'clock sermon by Rev. W. D. Parr,
D. D., Secretary of the Church Elk,
tension Society. Afternoon, Rev. DR..
Monrose, of Philadelphia. Evening,
Rev. Frank Moore, D. D., president
OF Pennington Seminary.
Monday, Aug. 7-Morning, Rev. E..
A. Wells. Afternoon, Rev. VIM. Stone.
Evening, Rev. John H. Boswell.
Tuesday, Aug. s. 8.-Morning, Rev.
]. L. Roe. Afternoon, Rev. JOS
Smith. Evening, DR.. Chas. L. Mead,
of Newark, N. J.
Wednesday, Aug. 9.-.Rev. James
Moore, D. D. Afternoon, Rev. Joseph
Smith. Evening, Rev. W. W. Ridgely.
Thursday, Aug. 10-Morning, Rev.
A. H. Eberhardt. Afternoon, Rev.
Jos. Smith. Evening, Rev. Marshall
Owens.
Friday, Aug. 11-Morning. Rev.
VIM. Bamford, D. D., of Philadelphia.
Afternoon, Rev. Jos. Smith. Even
ing, Rev. William H. Morgan, u. D.,
of Newark, N. j.
Saturday, Aug. 12- Morning, Rev.
D. H.IShock. Afternoon, Rev. Joseph
Smith. Evening. Rev. E. L. Hyde.
Sunday. Aug. 13-Love feast at s. 80,
led by Rev. FL. M. Brown. At 10
O'Clock sermon by Rev. Chas. H.
Mead. D. D., of New York. After
noon, Rev. Joseph Smith. Evening,
Rev. DR.. Mead.
Monday, Aug. 14-Morning, Rev.
o. IF. Garrison. Afternoon, Rev.
Joseph Smith. Evening, Rev.EB. @.
Lippincott, D. D.
Tuesday. Aug. Morning. Rev.
A. johnson, d. D.. Of Philadelphia.
Afternoon, Rev. Joseph Smith. Even