Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-26
Second Day Of First Annual En-
eampmenl Brought More Dele
gates 10 Popular Resort.
M!xY Prominent D|v|Its There
Delegates Listened to Splendid 40
dresses Yesterday by Revs. J. n
Sampsey, J. T. Watts, Frank Raw
iinason and others-Program An
nounced for Today.

When the second days session oi
the first encampment of the Virginia
GaFrsl Baptist Association coh'eh''
in the theatre at lmckrC" Beach yes
terday morning the enthusiasm Was
greater, while the attendance wa
much larger than the opening serVic s
on Wednesday night.
The trains yesterday brought down
to the resort many more oelesat'H
from Richmond and other cur =
throughout the state, while 4 Sp' Ciai
excursion train came from Rlchhiohu
with 900 excurSionists from the Ven
able Street Church Sunday school IN
tho Canital CITY. The eXcnrSiOniSlS
took part in the exercises and aSFlS'-
ed I'm making the afternoon eh1oS'ote
To those attending the encalnpin"h'.
she serene around the motel and COZ
rrs is one of much ANIMATION ana
>eSt wherever one goes he Will De
confronted with a man or woman
wearing hodge Il am --
Who are yon?' BY this means OF
Introduction the Baptists are soon ac'
qua.nted with each othHr. In fact 'hn
spirit permeating BuckIoe IS one VI
quiet Joy and refined fun and th"S"
who are here for the encampment DE
clare that the beach will see them
again next year when the second an
Dual ncampment will h. ftld.
Among some of tho very prominent
leaders in the Baptist denomination
in attendance at the encampment are
Rev. ]. r. SampSey, of The LOUISVILLE
seminary: Rev. o. F. Gregory. d. ID.
Of stanton: Rev. w. c. Taylor. ID. d.,
of Petersburg; Rev. +. w. Winfree'
of Culpeper: Rev. 0. f. Sims. OF Lyh-
chburc. Rev. F.. l.. Grace, OF Rich
mond; Rev. r. II. Pitts. ID. D., editor
of the RELIGIOUS Herald. Richmond:
Rev. Frank Rawlingson, missionary
of China; Rev. J. W. kinchoieo o'
Crewe: Rev. J. T. Watts. of Pittshure:
Mrs. F. W. Boatwrlght, wife OF the
president of Richmond College. is
among the verv prominent lady work
RS attending the encampment.
The Program Yesterday.
The encampment began its session
in the theatre ct S:i5 O'Clock WIN Il
nrayer service by Rev. S. W. C"ie'
OF Remington. Va.
Mountain Peaks of Old Testament
Revelations" was the theme I"
-sn,endik-.sfdress by Rfv. n. Sahip
soy n ID. one of the instructors IN
the BAPTIST Theological seminary at
Iorisyiile. This was the first OF a
series of talks which DR.. SampseE
will deliver during the encampmeh'
Rev. ]. T. Watts. Of Pottsburs. IA.
a leading worker in the Sunday Schoo'
a.,a smoke on TIL Place of the SUI"
do school in the Economy OF me
church" DR.. Watts is thor"nshis
s,mi,iar with the Sunday school tea
1ures and his address provided thosf
W. be,rd him with much valuable In
formation. g.,
The address Of Dr.. watts was toi
1,w.d l,v grn,p conferences. in which
,b: nastors superintendentS and tcach
ars of tn. various grades acc"rdhs
% derar,ment work participated
Having Lots Of Sport.
AZ was arranged by the gen ia
committee the afternoon was Si'''
-, % recreation and notwithst andinE
~, rain the delegates found pi' MY
:, entertain them.
Last Evenings Program.
The session last evening opened
If, Twilight PRAYER strv'ce co"
suc,ed by Rev. J. w. Kinch"l"e I"
rrov., va, and 4 most tIjoyH"''
S,.reo., icon lecture Nv Rev. ftam
p,vIirgscu. a missionary from emma
Nv Pawiiugson entertained his a""'
enc. most DELIGHTFULLY."- with 'aik ~
the mission fields Of China and ~
..,s rsv,ed many attractive pictures o
the section in which he iai"red
Today's Program. .
The program announce for today :
MORNING.
s.is-Snng Service.
oo-N,ssiuu study. Rev. $. J. f"'
ter. ID. ID. 49,,
e.so-Demeasirai Class In MIS-
sion study.
Mountain Peaks Of Old Tes'a
men, Revelations thoses,.
n n u gamucey D. ~.