Milford chronicle., 1912-07-19
CAMDEN CAMP PRNGRAM.

Arrangements have been completed 70
the annual campmeeting at Camden, thi
State, which opens to day and continue
until August 9th. Rev. E. G. SunfelI
will be in charge. The program follows
Friday, Julg l9-7 80 p. m, song service
Saturday, July 90 BOP. m lecture
"Billy Bray, the Kings Son." Rev. ]. R
Mason.
Sunday, July 2l-9 a. m, love feast
10 80 a. m sermon, Rev. ]. R. Mason ol
the New Jeraey Conference D. M,
sermon by Rev. W. F. Corkran, d. D., Oi
Wilmington ; 80 p. m, sermon by Rev.
J. R Mason
Monday, July 22-10 a. m, Bible songs,
3 p. IN The Twenty-third Psalm, Rev.
j. r. Mason; p. M, evangelistic service.
Tuesday, July 23-10 a. m., 1.-THE Holy
Spirit in Type and Symbol" Rev. F.. c..
MacSorley; 1 ! a. M, 'The Resurrection, :"
Rev. Edwin Gardner, Phi. D.. 2.30p. M,
''The Work of the Holy Spirit in the
Book of Aets.'' Rev. F. c. MacSorley;
$50 p m 1.-The End Sought in Christian
Teaching" Rev. T. J. J. Wright, of the
New Jersey Conference; Bop. M, 1.-The
Passion Play in Stereopticon Pictures,
Rev. j. K Mason.
Wednesday, July 24-l0 a M, ''The
Beginning of the Christian Life" Rev. T.
j. J. Wright; II a. m, "The Book of
Books" Rev. Edwin Gardner, PHI D
$50 p. M, "The Great After Dinner
Speech" Rev. J. r. Mason; $50 p. m,
open conference; Z 30 p. M, sermon, Rev.
T j. J. Wright.
Thursday, July 25 10 a. M, "How to
Win Souls" Rev. j +. Mason; II a m,
Conservation Hour; 2.30 p. m, "The
Rev. T. J J.. Wright 3 80
p. M, Heart to Heart Expressions :"
Z. 80 p. m.-Sermon, Rev. G. w. Moore.
Friday July 28.-.l0 a. m Five
Things Which Constitute a Christian"
Rev. T. J. J Wright II a. M, "The |
Sons of God" Rev. J. r. Mason 80 |
p. tn, Devotional Moments in Chris
ian Life" Rev. g. w. Moore 3 30 p |
m Nv hat Has this Bible Done for nle?"
I. 80 p m sermon Rev. II. J. j. Wright. |
Saturday, July Morning and after
noon services to be announced. 7.30 p
H., sermon, Rev. T. J. Sard
Sunday, July 2S--9 a. m song, PRAYER
md testimony 10 a. M, sermon, Rev.
M. Nichols, Phi. D., of New Jersey
Milton Nichols of Philadelphia a; 80 p
lAsa u4oAif ANGhs % A4s ANlGuOAog II ~ 1
Monday, July 29-Morning and after
loon sereices to be announced 730 p.
a., sermon, Rev. W. f, Dawson.
Tuesday. July 0.-Sunday-school day
he greatest of all DAYS Three full ses-
ions, morning, afternoon and evening :
III the Sunday schools in Kent County
re all cordially invited to come and be
aated in the auditorium in their respec-
ma T.. . be Ill !
e. H. WoOlston, d d
Philadelphia, National S S leader
eV. l. W. Layfied, / Elmer Perry,
liss Maggie Wilson, Miss Florence Burke.
Singers Hall. Mack, the famous singers
Philadelphia the Berge Sisters, the
yeet singers in Israel Dover's famous
Iale quartet.
Wednesday, July 81, Missionary Dav-
a. m., "How to Secure Deeper In
rest in Christian Missions" Rev. q.
Z. Bounds II m, Wilmington City
issiOns," Rev. T. f. Beauchamp 230
M. "Deaconess Work" " 3p. m, "Per
nal Obligations to Christian Missions
ev. II. G. Budds, s. I. D 7.3O p. M,
rmon, Rev. I. F. Beauchamp.
Thursday, August l-Woman's Chris
ln Temperance Union Day. A great
ogram will be rendered. Rev. S. J.
eeland will speak in the evening.
Friday, August 2--l0 80 Ia. m sermon,
. Q. Shipley ;p. m sermon, Rev. E II.
mes 7.3O p. M, sermon, Rev. 7. J. Sard.
Saturday, August 3-3 p. m, sermon,
.v. D. II. Willis 80 p. m, sermon,
". w. +. Dawson.
Sunday. August 40 m prayer and
itimOny 1880 a. M, sermon, Rev.
fred Wagg, D. D.; Z 30 p m, sermon.
". w. L. White.
Monday, August 5-Closing services.