The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-24

teddfod, or German sangerfesr. and
number of choirs and singing societies
will participate e. O. Excel. one OF
organize church chorus OF 400 or 500
voices for Sabbath services at Winona-
An Outing Place for Men.
The management of Winona Assem-
bly, has arranged many attractions for
business-weary men who may during
the summer indulge In sort or lengthy
vacations. Winona Lake Is proving to
be unusually good bass fishing ground
this year, and fagged-out men will
find outings on the water there OF
much physical benefit. There will be
golf tournaments, baseball and athlet-
ic contests for college men, water pa
geants, and other attractions to take
men into the big outdoors.
Summer Training Schools.
There seems to be a general effort
on the part of organizations which
work toward clean citizenship to get
their affairs on better basis through
the medium of trained workers, the
workers being developed in summer
schools. Several of these schools will
be in session at Winona Lake this sea-
son. One of them is in the charge OF
the Anti-Saloon League OF Indiana,
which will teach township temperance
workers how to clear out saloons, the
operations of the state laws. and how
to organize for temperance campaigns.
The Winona Bible school will teach
ministers. missionaries and church
workers, as we'll as other students of
the Scriptures. There will be a spe-
cial school for the training OF Sunday
School workers. and another will be
to instruct women that they may lead
their local missionary societies In the
work during the winter months
There is also a department to train
workers among children. In all OF
these schools some Of the most prom
inent authorities in the country will
be the teachers and lecturers.
The Winona Bible Conference.
The Bible conference which attracts
many thousand men and women to
Winona Lake every year will open on
August 10 and continue through ten
days. DR.. David Gregg. formerly of
Lafayette, Ind, now one Of Americas
greatest preachers; Archdeacon Web
Der. leader in the Episcopal church;
Bishop Morrison of the M. e. South: :.
DR.. r.. A. Torrey of Chicago: DR.. W..
e. Cell Of London, Eng: DR.. G. H.
Woolston Of Philadelphia, are a few
Of the eminent men who will be heard.
There will be special conferences for
evangelists, missions, rescue work.
and along other lines. John Mitchell.
president of the United Mine Work.
ers. will be one of the speakers In the
conference on church work among
men.
The Bible Conference days will be
30 crowded with speakers and serv.
ices that the programs will begin at
8 q. m. and continue until 10 D. M.
with several meetings In progress at
one time. The indications are that the
attendance will be greater than ever.
The Winona Summer Schools.
Some Of the best-known instructors
from Indiana colleges and high schools
are on the teaching force of the sum.
mer schools at Winona Lake this sea.
son, there being more than fifty OF the
instructors in about twenty-five school
departments. All lines of school and
college work are taught, and there are
also schools for music, art and nature
study. One of the new departments ia
domestic science, in charge of Daisy
A. Dean. of the Fort Wayne public
schools. Another is a school of swim.
ming for women, conducted by q
young woman who is an expert at
swimming. D. w. Dennis of Earlham
College directs the study of birds, flow.
ers and trees. and Isaac Brown, "the
bird and bee man." will lead the chill.
dren into the woods and talk to them
Of birds.
During the summer school season
the students will each afternoon as
semble at the auditorium. where they
will hear some noted speakers on edu.
cational topics. These lectures will
supplement the work of all summer
school departments, and the convoca.
ton affairs will be open to all visitors
to Winona Lake
Y. M. c. A. Camp at Winona.
A new feature at Winona Lake IL a
camp In the woods for members OF the
Y. M. c. A. and college students, and
several hundred young men are ex.
pected to spend their vacation there
The camp is in the deep woods far
from the hotels and centers of winona
park. with a fine swimming beach
close at hand. The camp occupies q
large frame building. about which sgy.
eral tents have been pitched, where
the young men will eat and sleep. To
those who have limited means the
Winona management is giving work
that the young men may have a fine
vacation and meet expenses, and for
the others the price of living In the
camp has been placed at actual cost.
Some famous story tellers are to gath.
er with the young men at their camp
fires. some good singers will be heard,
and other entertainments will be Civ.
en-. so that camp life willnave no dull
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