Gloucester County Democrat., 1907-07-25
P|IMAN GROVE CAMP
K MEETING ITINERARY.


The Pitman Grove Camp Meeting As
sociation has completed arrangements for
the opening Of the Methodist camp meet
ing on Tuesday, July 23d, one week earlier
than usual. The list Of speakers includes
many prominent men Of the New Jersey
Conference as well as two Bishops.
Bishop L. B. Wilson will speak July
31st, and Bishop E. Stanford on big Sum
day, August 4sh. Rev. Joseph Fl. Smith,
Of California, will be among the permanent
eyangelists at the camp. Rev. D. B. Har-
ris, one of the oldest members of the New
Jersey Conference. will have charge Of the
sunrise meetings. The young peoples
meeting will be il charge Of Rev. F Har-
ris, while the boys 4 ID girls meetings viii
again be in cha e ii Mrs Carrie Thomp-
son, Of Camden Tar Holiness Meeting in
the Tabernacle vii he conducted by Mrs.
Lizzie Smith. Evangelist E. L. Hyde has
again been engaged to conduct the altar
services at the Auditorium. DR.. II. Z.
Gilmour, who for nearly thirty years led
the Pitman choir, will again conduct she
singing.
Tuesday, July 2sd, with the Epworth
League day, under the direction Of Rev.
Sherman G. Pitt
On Wednesday, July 9th, the regular
services Of the camp will commence, the
opening sermon to be preached by Rev. N.
J. Wright, Presiding Elder of the Bridge
ton district The afternoon sermon will
be delivered by Rev. 7. j. Wright, and
the evening sermon BY Evangelist E Z.
Hyde.
On Thursday, July 25, Rev. A. johnson,
Rev. e. A. Wells and Rev. VIM. Bau.ford
will preach in the order named.
Friday, July 26th, Rev. Willis Reyes
Rev. j. A. Oakes and Rev. J. Morgan
Reed, Presiding Elder Of the Camden dis
trict, will preach.
% Saturday, July 27th, the morning
sermon will be delivered by Rev. ]. D.
Martin, and the evening sermon By Rev.
F. A. DeMars. There viii be no sermon in
the afternoon. a rousiDg song seryics will be
conducted By DR.. Gilmour instead
Sunday, July 2stb, Rev. ]. Krantz will
occupy the pulpit and deliver both the
morning and evening sermons, while Rev.
VIM. Fry will preach the afternoon sermon.
On Monday, July 29sh, Rev. J. NJ.
Tower, Rev. Joseph N. Smith and Rey. Q.
9 hatfield will nreaeh
Tuesday, July 30th, sermons will be de-
liyered by Rey. James w. Marshall, Rev.
Joseph II. Smith aud Rev George johnson.
Bishop L. B. Wilson will occupy the pull
pit Wednesday, July 3lst, Rev. Joseph H.
Smith in the afternoon. and Rev. ". H.
Morgan in the evening.
Thursday, August ist, Rev. ]. 3. Adj
ANS, Rev. Joseph H. Smith and Rev. c. I.
Mead will deliver the sermons.
Friday, August ID, Rev. John Handley,
Rev. Joseph Smith and Rev. c. N. Boswell
will preach.
! Saturday, August Sd, Rev. B. A. Miller
Rev. Joseph Smith and Rev. J. D. Bill
will have charge Of the services.
Sunday, August 4th, will be big Sum
| day. and nothing but stormy weather will
prevent this date being made the greatest
day in the great camp meeting The
morning sermon will be delivered BY
Bishop E. Stamford. Rev. Joseph f.
Smith will deliver the afternoon sermon,
while the bishop viii deliver the evening
discourse.
The last sermon Of the camp meeting will
be delivered by Rev. Joseph II. Smith on
Monday morning, August 9th. the balance
Of the day being taken up in hearing the
reports from the workers and in singing
j Tuesday, August 9th, will be Women's
Foreign Missionary Day. and Wednesday,
August 7th. the temperance societies will
hold their regular annual rally day ser
vices.
/ tt will thus be seen that there is great
Improvement in the list Of speakers. though
the leaders in song and prayer will show
the same old familiar faces as heretofre.