Evening journal., 1913-07-31
18TH YEAR
OF WORSHIP in
SUSSEX CAMP
LaureI-BetheI Services to
Open August Is and
Continue Two Weeks
PROMINENT PREACHERS
TO BE REARD THERE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
GEORGETOWN, Del, July S1-The
twenty-fifth annual session Of the
Laurel-Bethel Camp will commence in
Moore's Grove, near Broad Greek
switch Friday, August Is and con-
tinue until September /. The min
listers in charge will be the Rev.
George c. Williams, Of Laurel. and
the Rev. ]. w. Gray, of Bethel. Prof.
o. ]. Randall, of Washington, D. c.,
has been selected as chorister, and
Professor Chapourian's Orchestra will
furnish the music during the series.
Following is the program;
Friday, August 15.-Opening day.
Saturday, August 1870 p. ma SER
vice of song; 8 p. M. sermon. the
Rev. c. Bieri. d. D., Of Columbia,
Pa.
Sunday, August 17-s a. m, love
feast the Rev. Samuel Pusey. Sea-
ford; 1890 a. m, sermon, the Rev.
]. Howard Gray, Princess Anne, Md. !;
2 p. m, Sunday school, the Rev. J. w.
Gray, Bethel; p. m. sermon, the Rev.
John c. Bieri, Columbia, Pa; 7.3O p.
m, song service; 8 p. m, sermon, the
Rev. J. H. Gray, Princess Anne, Nd; /;
Monday, August IS, musicale.
Tuesday August 19-Temperance
Day, services in charge of the Rev.
w. c. Poole, as speaker, under the
auspices of the Anti-Saloon League of
Delaware.
Wednesday, August 29.-sunday
school Union and picnic day; speaker,
the Rev. c. w. Woolston, d. D., Phila-
delphia.
Thursday, August 21-Epworth
League Institute. conducted by the
Rev. T. r. Van Dyke, Berlin. Md,
president of Salisbury district.
Friday, August 22-S p. M, musi-
Gale.
Saturday August $3.50 p. m,
song service; 3 p. m, sermon, the Rev
H. G. Budd, d. D., Dover.
Sunday. August Pa a. m, love
feast, conducted by George c. Spicer
Laurel; 1890 a. m, sermon, the Rev
H. G. Budd, d. D., Dover; p. m.
Sunday school, the Rev. G. c. Will
liams. Laurel; 3 p. m, sermon, the
Rev. w. A. Hutchinson, Ped. D.
Carlisle, Pa; 7.S0 p. m, song service
p. m, sermon, the Rev. G. W
Bounds. Dagsboro.
Monday. August 25-s p. m. musi
Gale.
Tuesday, August 26-s p. m, ser
mon, the Rev. G. w. Cooke, d. D.
Tangier, Va; 730 p. m, song service
p. m. sermon, the Rev. G. w. Cooke
Tangier, Va.
Wednesday, August 27.-Fraterna
Day. 3 p. m, address, the Rev. R. K
Stephenson, d. D., Dover; 7.30 p. m
song service, the Rev. @. T. Wyatt D
D., Middletown.
Thursday, August 2s-3 p. m, lee
ture the Rev. G. P. Jones, d. D.
Salisbury, Md; 730 p. m, song ser
vice; s p. m, address, the Rev G. 2
Keen, Salisbury, Md.
Friday, August 29-s p. m, musi
Gale.
Saturday, August sO-7.30 p. m
song service; s p. m, sermon, the Rev
Leonard White Cordova, Md
Sunday, August 31-9 a. m, Low
feast, James Spicer. Bethel; 1890 a
m, sermon, the Rev. ]. H. Gardner
Galestown, Md; 2 p. m, Sunda,
school, Victor c. Kitchens, Laurel;
D. m, sermon, the Rev. Leonar
White, Cordova, Nd; 7.30 p. m, SON
service; 8 p. m, sermon, the Rev. G
H. Stockdale, Hebron, Nd.
II is the desire of the committe
that on Sunday School Union and Pic
mic Day that all of the Sunday school
within reach of the camp join in tn
services and make It the best unio
that has ever been held at tn
grounds. The Rev. c. H. WoolstoI
D. D., of Philadelphia, will delive
an illustrated lecture on that day.
One of the new features of the cam
. is the Epworth League Institute
which will be held on Thursday, Au
gust 21, under the direction of tn
Rev. T. R. Van Dyke, of Berlin, Md.
Fraternal Day will be one of the bi
days at the camp, and il is likel
that many secret organization
throughout lower Delaware will
present at the services on Wednes
{ day, August a. An invitation is el
s tended to all organizations With
reach of the camp. whether they /
composed of men or women.
Arrangements have been made wit
the railroad officials to have all train
stop at Broad Creek switch a shol
distance from the ground. with the e.
pectation of the New York and MOI
folk express trains.
Laurel-Bethel camp is growing
favor each year, and under favorab
conditions this season It Is likel
that II will have the record-breakin
WI crOudo of b4ctorv