The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1912-06-13
Iowa State Officers.


Bunce, Des Moines, Iowa.
Third vice president, Rev. NJ l..
Haney, Pasadena, Cal.
Fourth vice president, Mrs. NJ ].
Tyler, Sioux City, Iowa.
Secretary, Miss Eva G. Carothers,
Guthrie Center, Iowa.
Treasurer, w. M. Bair, University
Park, Iowa.
The executive council and board of
trustees: Rev. d. w. Dobson, chair
man; M. l.. Haney, ]. M. O'Brien,
Miss Eva G. Carothers, John Bailey,
w. r. Gilmore, ID. ]. Bunce, Rev. ].
M. Harris, Mrs. Phoebe J. EppersOn,
Rev. Geo. A. Mclaughlin, Mrs Hat
tie Edgington, Miss Lurana Terrell.
The Holiness Camp Meeting for
1912 has come to an end. The last re-
ligious service was at o'clock on
Monday morning and the people broke
camp Immediately afterward. There.
and not a few We're erected for the
last few days, but on Monday evening
the camp was a scene of desolation.
The camp meeting this year was
better and larger than ever before
and the people who attended came
from a greater distance and was more
Representative of the whole Holiness
movement. This fact is shown in the
census of states represented.
After this camp meeting some 20
camp meetings have been arranged
for in the state of Iowa and three of
them will be held in Mahaska coun-
ty during the present season. The
first Mahaska county camp meeting
will be held at Evans and the other
two will be advertised later.
The state organizations aside from
Iowa, which are identified with the
National Holiness Associations, are
Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas, Illinois,
Indiana, Nebraska, New Mexico, Ohio,
Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania,
North Dakota, Tennessee, South Da
kota, Washington, Wisconsin and the
District of Columbia. Iowa has the
advantage of being the geographical
center of this group of states and it
also is the largest in it's membership
and activity. 1t is also located in the
great garden spot of the Mississippi
| Valley, so that its very position is
pivotal and consequently highly i'm
pOrtant in the success of the Holiness
Movement. tr e.a. 5.s...rG,f. .s..a
Census of States.
| Massachusetts, Nebraska, Minneso-
ia, California, Kentucky, Colorado, Ar
kansas, Oklahoma, Montana, Iowa,
| New York, Mississippi, Tennessee,
Indiana, North Carolina, Illinois,
Maryland, Wisconsin, Ohio, North Da-
kota, South Dakota and Idaho. Total,
"a states. England, Scotland, Ger
many, Ireland, Canada, Wales, Africa,
and Holland. Total 8 foreign coun-
tries.
UNCONVENTIONAL Census.
Methodist, Episcopal, The church
of the Lazarine, Presbyterian, African
Methodist Episcopal, United Brethren,
| Wesleyan Methodist, Lutheran, Meth
Odist Episcopal Church South, Holt
ness Church of Southern California,
Congregational Holiness Christian, In
dependent Holiness, Metropolitan,
Missionary Baptist, German Reform
Christian Salvation Army, Free Meth
odist, Union Evangelical, Seven Day
Adventists, Holiness Alliance, Meth
odist Protestant, Men1onites, Quak-
ers, Apostolic Holiness, Dunkards
and German Lutheran. Total q.
List Of Tenters.
Mrs. d. J. Bruce, Des Moines; Mrs.
&c. p. Anderson, Oskaloosa; Miss Inez
Minton, Abba; Prof. J. w. Leedy, Os-
kaloOsa; r. ID. Taylor, Charlton; Mrs.
Mary E. Reid, Hutchinson, Kansas;
Prof. A. l.. Whitcomb. Oskaloosa;
Preston Lame, Sioux City; Miss Lib
bic J. Davis, Grinnell; Mrs. w. b.
Dunn. Grinnell; Samuel Davalt, Ka-
hOka, Mo-; w. A. Gankel, Muscatine;
Mrs. Phoebe J. Epperson, Vinton; o.
d. Vaughan, Oskaloosa; Rev. G. NJ.
Whitney, Chicago, ILL.,; Mrs. S. S.
Connley, Marshalltown; Nathan
MantZ, NGrinnell; ID. ID. Lyon, Rich
land; II. ID. Holleabeck, Hampton;
Miss Lettie Chandler, Omaha, Neb.;
Mrs. Anna Marquis, Talleyrand; Mrs.
E. J. Lackey, Colfax; Mrs. Jane p.
Yontz, Oskaloosa; Mrs. f. r. Howard,
Council Bluffs; Sanner and Hepbrew,
Lincoln, Neb.; Miss Nellie Blake, OF
tumwa; DIR. F. NJ. Swain, Kewanee,
ILL.,; Elmer r. billiard, Oskaloosa;
Mrs. Mary Shaffer, Clifton, Kansas;
Daniel Written, Rowan: Mrs. Ella
Andrews, Red Oak; DR.. J. NJ. O'Brien,
Shelbyville, Mo-; Mrh. J. A. Hammond
Lovilia; Edward Peterson, Fort
Dodge; Mrs. Ida Levi, Commerce;
George Westcott, Lockport, ILL.,; Mrs.
r. O. Haven, Mason City; Samuel But
Ter, Anita; William Il. Laughry, Pack
wood; Store Tent University Park:
Mrs. Anna McLeary, Abba; Head
quarters tent Central Holiness Uni
versity; Mrs. Elizabeth Baughart, At
lantic; Mrs. Anna Charter, Boone;
Mrs. Mary Vores, Ottumwa, Mrs. Lau.
70 Scofield, Abba; CHS. F. Mccall,
Colfax; John Rosenberger. Oskaloosa;
Edward T.. Palmer. Newton: Samuel
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