Evening journal., 1912-07-06
READY FOR
CAMDEN CAMP
Distinguished Preachers TO be
Heard at MethOdiStS'
Wood Meeting
CHURCH SOCIETIES
HAVE SPECIAL DAYS

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN, Del, July 6.-Camden
Camp, the Mecca OF Methodists from
every section Of Kent and Sussex
counties. will open on July 19 and
continue until August Is. Many dis
tinguished clergymen will be heard
while the camp is in progress. The
Rev e. c. Sunheld will be preacher
in charge.
The program follows:
Friday. July 1880 p m, song
service.
Saturday, July 2O-7.sO p. m, lec-
ture. BILLY Bray, the Kings Son."
the Rev. ]. r. Mason.
Sunday July 21-9.0O a. M. love
feast: 1890 a. M. sermon, the Rev. J.
r. Mason. OF the New Jersey Confer
ence: 800 D. m, sermon, the Rev. w.
r. Corkran, D. d.. Wilmington. Del;
7.30 D. M, sermon, the Rev. ]. r. Ma
son.
Bible Conference. July 22-27: Mon
day, July 22-10.O0 a. m. Bible songs;
800 D. m, the Twenty-third Psalm,
the Rev. J. r. Mason; 7.30 p. M. evan
gelistic service.
Tuesday, July $4,000 a. m.--''The
Holy Spirit in Type and Symbol" the
Rev. f. c. MacSorley; 11.O0 a. M,
THE Resurrection" the Rev. Edwin
Gardner. Ph. D.; 2.30 p. m. THE
Work Of the Holy Spirit in the Book
of Acts" the Rev. II. c. MacSorley;
$3.50 D. M. "The End Sought in Chris
ton Teaching" the Rev T. j. Wright.
7.3O p. m, "The Passion Play in Stere-
opticon Pictures by the Rev. J. r.
Mason.
Wednesday. July 24--10.00 a. M
THE Beginning Of the Christian
Life The Rev T. J. ]. Wright; HOO
Edwin Gardner Phi. D.: 2.30 D. M,
THE Great After Dinner Speech" the
Rev. J. r. Mason; 2.3O p. M, open
conference; 7.s0 p. m, sermon. the
Rev. T. ]. Wright
Thursday, July 25-1O00 a. M.
How TO Win Souls" the Rev. J. R.
Mason: 11.00 a. m. "Consecration
Hour" 23o p. m. The First Princi-
pies" the Rev. T. ]. j. Wright; 800
D. m. Heart to Heart Expressions. I.
7.3O D. m, sermon, the Rev c. w.
Moore.
Friday. July 26-100O a. m. Five
Things Which Constitute a Christian. /"
the Rev T, J. j Wright. HOO a. m,
The Sons Of God" the Rev. ]. r. Ma
son; 2.3O p. m, Devotional Moments
! In riC hA ~
Moore; $3.50 D. M, What Has This
Conference Done For .Me?" 7.sO D.
m. sermon, the Rev. r. ]. J. Wright.
Saturday, July 27-Morning and af-
ternoon. services 10 be announced ;
7.S0 p. m, sermon, the Rev. T. J.
Sard
Sunday: July $500 a. M. song,
prayer and testimony: 1000 a. M,
sermon. the Rev. S. NJ. Nichols, Phi.
D., OF New Jersey Conference; 2.30
p. m, sermon. the Rev. Milton Mich
OILS, OF Philadelphia: 7.3O p. M, SER
mon, the Rev. s. NJ. Nichols. Ph. d.
Monday. July Morning and af-
ternoon services, to be announced: /:
730 D. m, sermon, the Rev. W. r.
Dawson.
Tuesday July 30-Sunday School
1 day-Three full sessions, morning, sf-
! ternoon and evening.
All the Sunday schools In Kent
county are invited 20 be seated in the
auditorium in their respective groups
for the roll call at 1000 a. m. The
speakers will be the Rev S. H. Wool
ston, d. d., of Philadelphia, the Rev.
l.. w Layheld, I. Elmer Perry, Miss
Maggie Wilson. Miss Florence Burke
singers, Hall-Mack. the Berge sisters
and Doyer's famous male quartet.
Wednesday, July 31-Missionary
Day-l0.00 a. m. How to Secure a
Deeper Interest in Christian Mis-
sions.' the Rev. G. W. Bounds: 11.OC
a. m. Wilmington City Missions.
the Rev, T. F. Beauohamp; 2S0 p. m.
"Deooness Work. 800 D. m. per.
sonal Obligations to Christian Mis-.
sions," the Rev. II G. Budd, S. T
D.; 7.S0 D. m, sermon, the Rev
T. F Beauchamp
Thursday. August 1-Woman'i
Christian Temperance Union Day
the Rev. S. J. Cleeland will sneak il
the evening.
Friday, August 2-10S0 a. m. ser
mon. the Rev. n. c. Shipley; 300 .
m, sermon. the Rev. Z. II. Jones
$50 p. m, sermon, the Rev. Thoma
J. Sard.
. Saturday. August 500 D. M
p sermon, the Rev D. II. Willis; 73
. p. m, sermon, the Rev. W. F. Daw
J SON.
Sunday, August 400 a. m. pray
er and testimony; 1890 a. m, ser
mon. the Rev. Alfred Wagg, d. D., @
Collingswood. ~ j.; 2.30 D. m, ser
mon, the Rev. Alfred Wagg. d. ID.
go p. m, sermon, the Rev. W /
White.