The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1905-08-04
WOODLAWN.
Thirty-Fiftfi Annual Camp Meeting
Now Being Held-Emlnent
Divines Present.
A LARGE NUMBER OF rENTERs

A LARGE NUMBER OF TENTERS
| Woodlawn Campmeetng opened on Thursday
of this week, under the most favorable circum.
stances, there being larger number OF tents
than for many years. As this is the S5th year of
the camps existence the managers are putting
forth special effort to make it the best encamp-
ment of its history. The preaching will be of q
high order, as some of the leading ministers In
Methodism are scheduled to preach. Among the
number are some who took an active interest in
Woodlawn Campmeeting years ago. in some
cases before they entered the ministry.
Rev. J. T. Mcfarland, D. D., corresponding
| secretary of the Sunday School Union of the NJ.
E. church, will preach next Sunday morning and
evening, Aug. 6. DR.. Mcfarland is one Of the
most widely known ministers in Methodism.
Sunday school workers who have been reading
| his editorials and notes on the Sunday school
lessons in the Sunday School Journal" will
deem it great privilege to hear him.
Among other ministers scheduled to preach
are: Rev. Il. W. Westwood Oxford, Pa; Rev,
Il. W. Ewing. Boston. Mass; Rev. /. L. Wood.
Harrisburg. Pa; Rev. T. E. Martindale, D. D.;
Rev. Alfred Smith, D. D., Dover. Del. Rev. C. T,
Wyatt, D. D., Wilmington, Dell Rev. W. G.
Herbert, D. D., Baltimore, Nd; Rev. A. s. Now.
bray, D. D.. Presiding Elder of Wilmington Dis.
trict. Also Revs J. F. Bryan, ]. p. Otis, W. R.
Gwinn, W. P. Taylor, o. E. Jones. W. T. M.
Beale, J. H. Mitchell, T. B. Hunter, W. E. Green
field, W. R. McFarlane and other well-known
ministers in this county.
Besides the two Sabbaths there will be four
special days as follows: Saturday, Aug. s. Patri-
otic Day under auspices of the o. ia. NJ Rev.
]. P. Otis, Rev. W. t. NJ. Beale, Rev. h. W.
Ewing Hon. Victor Tarburt and Rev. J. F. Bryan
will be the speakers.
Tuesday. Aug. 8, the 35th anniversary of the
camp will be celebrated The morning will be
devoted to reminiscent addresses by ministers and
laymen who have been interested in the camp
from its beginning. In the afternoon DR.. Martini
dale, who assisted in the first Campmeeting held
on the grounds, will preach the anniversary
sermon.
Thursday. Aug TO- will be Epworth League
Rally Day. The morning will be devoted to read
ing of papers and literary exercises Rev. F. F.
Carpenter, President of the District League will
have charge of the services. The afternoon
speaker will be DR.. C. T. Wyatt.
Friday. Aug. IL, will be Temperance Day, under
the auspices of the Cecil County W. C. T. U. Rev.
Alfred Smith, D. D., will be the main speaker.
All the evening services will be devoted to
evangelistic efforts.
Mr.. ]. Wesley Ewing Is musical director.
assisted by the Ewing Orchestra. The new and
popular singing book. "New Songs of the Cos
pei" will be used in all the services.
The following is list of the tenters:
A. L. Duyckinck. Rising Sun
W. T. B. R. Robertson, Rising Sun
Mrs. H. L. Worthington. Rising Sun
Miss Brown, Sylmar
Mrs. Jos. Gillespie. Liberty Grove
Mrs. Ward Brown. Port Deposit
Mrs. John Bevan. Port Deposit
Mrs. O. L. Thompson. woodlawn
F. E. Barrett. Port Deposit
8. D. Mccullough, Colora
Lewis Martindale. Colora
Miss Mollie Harlan. Leeds
Miss Jessie Baker. Aberdeen
John g. Dennis. Perryville
James Abrams. Bay View
DR.. J. F. Brown. Principle
Jos. D. SINNERS. Woodlawn
Miss Leila Charsha. Baltimore
George W. Campbell. woodlawn
Eli jackson. Principle Furnace
Mrs. M. L. Brickley. Pennington
Misses MAXWELL. Principle
q. U. Caldwell. Liberty Grove
Ross Biles. Blue Ball
Miss Osmond. Havre de Grace
Mrs. E. 8. France. Port Deposit
Chas II. Reckefus. Port Deposit
Mrs. J. D. Kemp. Chestertown
Mrs. Mollie Thompson woodlawn
Rev. F. X. Moore. woodlawn
Rev. W. R. Gwinn. Colora
Rev. E. O. Jones. Lewisville
Rev. W. P. Taylor, Bethel
Rev. e. Il. Nichols, Whitman
]. Albert Boyd. Psrryvilie
r. @. Jenness, Principle
Samuel B. Gray. Bay View
Mrs. B. K. Terry. woodlawn
Harry Logan. Greenhurst
Mrs. Rachel Foster. Calvert
Robt Cameron. Principle
Miss Florence Gather, Prncipio
W. A. Brickley. Greenhurst
G. 8. Abrahams, Woodlawn
John W. Mccullough. North East
B. ". Mcvey, Pennington
]. @. Crothers. Calvert
Thos. Mearns. Calvert
Clifton Jackson. Blythedale
Chas. T. Wilson. Havre de Grace
Miss Carhart, Zion
VIM. D. Ewing, Blake
Misses Cameron. Zion
Mrs. h. II. Keilholtz, woodawn
Mrs Steele. Blake
George r. Ewing Blake
T. T. Shippers. North East
Henry Watson. Akin
B. NJ. Barnes, Woodlawn
Alfred Kirk. Pennington
George Tyson. Woodlawn
r. X. Rawlings. Woodlawn
DIR. H. O. Donahoo. Woodlawn
Harvey Tome, woodlawn
Daniel Hawk. Pennington
VIM. clifford, Pennington
Enoch Mccullough. Liberty Grove
Il. H. Kirk. woodlawn
Mrs. Fannie Crothers, oolora
Miss Helen Biles, Providence.
= While the four-mule team of
Thos. d. Miller was being driven
down a steep hill near Webster,
Hartford county, one day recently,