Evening journal., 1912-08-08
LAUREL CAMP
SERVICES NOW
Distinguished Clergymen to
be Heard at Services Be-
ginning August l6
SPECIAL MUSIC
70 BE A FEATURE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del. Aug. s-Ar-
rsngements have about been com
pleted for the holding Of the LAUREL
Bethel Camp, one Of the most attrac-
tive and fashionable tented spots on
the Peninsula. The camp will start
on Friday. August 16, and conclude
on Monday, September 2. The
grounds will have a more attractive
appearance this year than heretofore.
and the camp is expected to expert
enoe a greater success than it has
during its previous twenty-three
years existence The management
had spared neither pains nor money
in making this the best camp on the
Peninsula, and that their labors have
not been in vain is evinced by the
condition in which the grounds will
be at the opening session. AS here
tofore, an able corps of musicians
and singers will be present TO liven
things and TO serve as drawing
card. The talent procured this sea-
son will no doubt be the means Of
Sundays, than have been to the grove
for the past few years.
The music will be under the direc-
ton OF Prof. George d. Warfel. of
the Wanamaker Musical Institute,
Philadelphia. and arrangements are
now under way for a choir of about
125 voices. The Tioga NJ. f. Church
Orchestra, Of Philadelphia. is expect
ed to play at each service during the
entire time Following is the pro-
gram as arranged so far:
Saturday, August 17-730 p. m,
address by the Rev. H. G. Budd,
D. d.
Sunday August 1870 a m.
family worship in the auditorium: 9
q m, love feast, conducted by S. 3.
Pusey, of Seaford; 1870 a. m. preach
ing, by the Rev H. G. Budd: D. m,
childrens service. led by the Rev. J.
W Prettyman, Rockhall Md: D. m,
preaching by the Rev John c. Bieri.
Philadelphia; 730 D. m. song ser
vice; $50 p. m, preaching, by the
Rev. G. c, Williams. Laurel.
Monday. August 1870 a. m. fam
fly worship; p. m, music. Tioga Or
chestTa, Philadelphia.
Tuesday. August 2O-730, family
worship; 1890 a. m, preaching, the
Rev. T. R. Van Dyke, Berlin, Nd
p. m, children's service, conducted
by the Rev. J. W. Prettyman: p. M
preaching. the Rev j. A. Hudson
seaford; 7.9o. song service; 500
preaching. the Rev. Van Dyke.
Wednesday. August 21-Sundsy
School Reunion Day; 730. morning
worship; 1890, concert, Seaford band
100. address of welcome. Victor G
Kitchens, Laurel: 400 p. m, treat tC
Sunday schools Of Sussex county, .01
p. m, address, the Rev G. A. Wool
ston. D. D.. Philadelphia, illustrator
and lecturer; 730 p. m. address. III,
Rev. G. A. Woolston.
Thursday. August 22 Epwortl
League Day-79O a. m, morning wor
ship: 1880, address. the Rev. J. W
Prettyman, of Galena, Md: 200 D. m.
children's service, led by the Rev
]. W. Prettyman: 800 address, tn,
Rev. r. r. Adams. Sharptown. Md
730. song service; 500 D m, preach
ing. the Rev. George P. Jones, d. D.
district superintendent of Salishur,
district
Friday August 2S-7S0 .. m, fam
lily worship in auditorium; 7.30 D. m
music, by Tioga Orchestra
Saturday. August 24--730 a. m
morning Worship; 730 m, mlsic
Tioga Orchestra
Sunday. August $3.50 a. m
family worship in auditorium. 9Ot
love feast. conducted by George
Spicer, Laurel: 1890. preaching RI
Rev. G. l. Humphreys Of NJ T
Church, Pocomoke City. Md; p m
children's service. conducted by III
Rev. J. W Prettyman Of Rockhal
Md; 300, preaching, the Rev. T. v
Mckinney; 730, song service; so
q D. m. preaching. the Rev Mr., Hum
q phreys
worship; 7.30 .. m. music, Tioga o.
Il chestra
Tuesday, August 27-7.S0 a m
morning worship: 1880 preaching
the Rev. W f. Gunby. Easton Md
200 q. M, children's service, conduct
ed by the Rev. Mr. Prettyman: 81
p m, preaching, the Rev. T F. BeaI
champ, Wilmington; 730 p. m, son
service; 500 o. m, preaching, the Re
w F. Gunby.
Wednesday. August 2s-Y W c.
y. Day-130 a. m. morning WORSHIP
7.30 p. m, music, Tioga orchestr
Prominent speakers will address Il
congregations in the morning an
* afternoon services of the day. tt
program for this day is not filled.
Thursday. August 29-7S0 a. n
morning worship; 1870 a. m, presol
n ing. the Rev w. II Revelle. Newar
Del; .. m. children's service;
81 p m, preaching, the Rev. w G. Koon
a Lewes; 7S0 p. M. song service;
n p m. preaching. the Rev W.
q Revelle.
Friday. August 30-730 a M NOR
81 ing worship; 7.30 D. m. song servi'
q and musical by orchestra
Saturday, August $3.50 a. n
q family worship in auditorium by CO
s. tagers; 7.30 p. m, song service.
Sunday, September 1-730 a. n
morning worship; 900 A. m. 10
feast. conducted by William J. Ca
non, Sesford; 1890 a. m, preachin
the Rev F. n. Faulkner. Fairmour
Nd; p m, children's song Sc
vice. led by the Rev Mr. Prettymsi
4 $50 D. m. preaching. the Rev. W.
3 Sharp. Seaford; 7S0 D. m. song sc
vice; m. preaching, the Rev.