The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1906-06-21
LANCASTER
CAMP MEETING
Begins August 1. and Clo-
.seS August II.
THE ASSEMBLY
- Will Last Eight Days. Fx-
cellent Talent Secured

The Camp Meeting and Assem-
by season is drawing near, and We
are glad to tell our people of the
good things that await them or
the camp ground this year.
The annual excursion day to the
camp ground will be Thursday,
June 28th. 1t is expected that
many people will come to the
grounds that day to arrange their
cottages, to rent cottages, and to
make their plans for the season
The camp meeting will begin
August 1st., and close August
l1th. The assembly will begin
August 11th., and close August
10Th. The superintendent, Rev.
+. NJ. Swinehart and Professor H.
T. Silverthorn- have prepared a
fine program, and the business
manager and superintendent of
grounds, Mr.. j. F. Kennard, of
Lancaster, o., is getting all things
in readiness for a great meeting.
Write to Mr.. Kennard for cot
tage. There is every prospect of
a large attendance this year.
CAMP MEETING TALENT.
DR.. w. F.. BierderW olfe, of
Monticello, Ind, will have charge
of the Evangelistic services. He
has been the principal associate of
DR.. j. Wilbur Chapman in evange-
listic work in many of the large
cities of our country. Last year
they held meetings in such places
as Atlanta, Ga, Terre Haute,
Ind; Los Angeles, CAL. Portland,
Oregon; Seattle, Wash, and
Butte, Mont. DR.. Biederwolfe
was the evangelist in the great re-
vival last winter in Elizabeth, n.
j., in which fully two thousand
publicly confessed Christ. DR..
Biederwolfe is among the strongest
evangelists of the day.
Mr.. C. N. Miles, Of Bellefon-
taine, OHIO, will lead the singing,
and will also sing some choice
gospel solos. Brother Miles 10 in
full sympathy with evangelistic
work. The management feel hap
py in offering such talent as Bic
derwolfe and Miles, to the lovers
of our camp meeting.
Mrs. Miesse, of Lancaster, will
again preside at the piano. Our
people all know her, and it gives
us pleasure to announce that we
have secured her services.
Mrs. Chatterton, of Fairfield
county, will be the organist for
the Young Peoples meetings.
Mrs. Chatterton has served sue
cessfully in this capacity for sew
eral years.
Miss Jane Akin, of Louisville, !
Ky, returns to us the fourth year
to have charge of the Children's
Club. The parents and children
have learned to loye her for her
Christian character and helpful
work.
Rev. C. f. Turley, of Delaware,
Ohio, will also again have charge
Of the Boys Club. Much good
work was done last year, and
Brother Turley was engaged to
take the work this year, before the
slose of the assembly last year.
Miss Louise Bright. 1t seems
best and but fair that the young
aides of our camp ground should
receive recognition, and Il leader
md manager of their department
las been secured, in the person of
Miss Louise Bright, daughter of
Judge s. II, Bright of Logan,
ohio. Miss Bright is a christian
ady of culture and refinement,
md especially fitted to have charge
# this work.
Rev. George Gable will preach
n the afternoon of Sunday, Au-
sust 9Th. Brother Gable is evan,
,elistie in spirit and popular and
bile preacher. He is the pastor
II the NJ Il. church of Greenfield,
J., which IS the largest institu-
ional church in our state.
Mrs. Anna Elder will speak at
he anniversary of the Woman's
lone Missionary Society at 80
}. m, Tuesday, August 7th., Mrs.
Cider is the Superintendent of our