Smyrna times., 1909-07-28
CAMDEN CAMP NEXT WEEK
Fine Program Arranged and a Larger
Attendance Than Ever Anticipated.
Evangelist to be There.

Camden Camp Assembly will open
on Wednesday, August A, and continue
until August 16, 1909. This historic
camp ground is the most central point |
in the Wilmington Conference terri
tory of religious purposes, being stu
ated two and One-half miles from
Dover, and one and one-half miles
from Wyoming, with splendid train
service and hacks to carry the people.
The grove is beautiful, the water ex-
cellent, sanitary conditions good, with
large two-story boarding house for
the entertainment of the public at the
rate of one dollar per day. No dis
order allowed on the ground. NO
"dress parades" or marches" on
the circle during any religious SER
vices. Perfect quiet is assured to
every speaker. All cottages are per-
manent and substantial buildings,
which give the grove a homelike APP
pearance. The followin program will
speak for itself: Wednesday, August
4-Worker's Conference. Thursday,
5-Morning prayer, Ia. m. sermons,
1890 a. M, and 3 p. M, by Revs.
D F. McFaul and w. L. S. Murray,
ID ;. Mrs. Anna E. Wells, a noted
evangelist of Newark, N. j., will
preach in the evening. Friday, g.
Anti-Saloon League Day, directed by
Rev. ]. M. Arters; Mrs. Wells will
preach in the evening. Saturday, -
1890, bible conference; p. m. SER
mon by Rev. L. W. Layield; 7.45 p.
M, stereopticon service on City
Missionary and Church extension work
by Rev. J. G. Bickerton, D. D., of
Philadelphia. Sunday, So a. m.
old time Love Feast; 1920 a. M,
sermon by ]. G. Bickerton, D. D. 8
n. M, sermon by Mrs. A. E. Wells ;
las p. M, sermon by Rev. J. G.
Bickerton, D. D. Monday, 80 a.
M, bible conference; 8 p. M, SER
mon by Rev. R. H. Adams, D. D..
LAS p. M. sermon by Mrs. A. E.
Wells. Tuesday, 1O.-Sunday School
Day, directed by Miss Mary L. Hop
kins, the new State Secretary of Sun
day School Work in Delaware; speak
ers tn be announced. Wednesday,
11-Young Peoples Day directed by
Rev. W. R. Mowbray: Speakers
Rev. w. E Greenfield, Rev. w. D.
Perry, Rev. L. E. Barrett, D. D.,
and others; Hall and Mack, of Phila-
delphia, the great camp meeting sing
ers, will conduct the music for the
day. Thursday, 12-Woman's Chris.
tian Temperance Union Day, with
Mrs. Kate E. Smithers in charge
speakers to be announced; evening
sermon by Mrs Well. Friday, 1S-
Missionary Day; speakers: Rev. E
C. Hulse, of Belmar, N. j., Rev. W
F. Dawson, Rev. w. o. Hurst, anC
others; evening sermon by Mrs. Wells
Saturday, 14-Bible conference and
school on methods in religious work
evening sermon by Mrs. Wells. Sun
day, 15-9 a. M, Love Feast; sermon
by Rev. Alfred Wagg, D. D., Sup
erintendent of Trenton District, New
Jersey Conference; Las p. No., Miss
Carries Swartz will speak on Deacones
Work; 8 p. M, sermon, preacher t
be announced; 7.45 p. M, sermon
and closing service by Mrs. Wells
Miss Leila N. Mccoy, OF Cecilton
Md, and Mrs. Carries Swartz will hav
charge of the children's meeting
daily. Mrs. A. E. Wells, the notet
evangelist of Newark, N. j., will
preach and direct the evangelist
work each evening, except thos
above noted. A full chorus choir vii
render song services daily, under tn
leadership of Prof. Elmore Owens, o
Perryville, Md, Miss Pearl Cooper
of FELTON,, Del, will be the organist