Evening journal., 1913-07-26

the 0llnnll ciiiupmcrllnE echoNu iuuitN.
This h. time of the year 60 which all
look with intere.t from every nuuk ami
corner of the Peninsula both young,
middlcaccd aud old; Il tinc Of the ycaf
M which the "ciiy cousins" connie down
into tower nelaWorc mud Marymnd for
week or iWo's vacation 10 get n ,niii
of the country air. and get their face
and bands Drowned tu make a ptctensc
! that thcN have been to the scashore on
an outing or for iheu summer, ,aca
4 ton; a time of the year iu which AN
/ OF our folks.n brothcr- sisters, cousins.
( fathers mother, and thc pct eats nnd
dogs come down into tho staid old towns
land villages and out on the farms tn 20
Z Go 'c'mpmr,tin The ten days outing
at the different camps Is time ior
lccrcntion with most of the farm aud
town folk and as usual thing tneN
nuhc good .u-c of the time. In tho even
ina, few fewncr- can hc found no home.
+ and the several iuwns ncal tic tented
+ spots are like unto deserted Villages az
i they are ahnost dcpopulatcd euch even
/ ing especially il a wave of rcNi,ali-lu
sweep The camp grounds. WITH the
young -hoys and girls the campmcctn-
season il ono of the happiesI LINES oi
the wear. and they lool, forward 90 the
time Of the opening. months before the
date set There have been little changes
n several nl the camps Tor the pa asi
thirty or forty wears so far az the ap-
pcarauce of the grounds nrc concerned:
but therc 4 a vast difference in tho
conducting Of the services end the
crowds who assemble on The grounds.
Among the Young people one of the
main purposes for attending camps Is
10 enjoy the promenade about the
grounds the girls 20 ~catch a fcller' and
ihc boys TO git gll an promenade.
Disappointed Is that girl or boy who
returns To- his or her home m the
towns. Villages ol rural sections, after
spending on evening on some camp
ground who does not get io have a
promenade Much 20 the delight OF all,
especially the "smart set,' viii the ia-
moiis whoop; "liuck for camp given
by the hacl,men from the towns and vil-
laees be heard within short Tine
Today Is moving day for those who
anticipate tenting at some of the camps
Ton The Peninsula. Tomorrow VIII really
mink the opening Of several oi the
camps. and one week later several more
win hc Ia progress. aud by the 'nlddl'
of August most Of them viii have
served their purpose
Sharptown Meeting Popular.
Sbarptoun Mcthodists viii hold Their
camp ai Nelson's woods. commencing
SUNDAY and continuing until August q
This Is one ol the most popular on th'
Eastern Shore having mrgc auh wen
Kent grounds. aud attracts large crowds
from different parts OF Delaware an,
Nnrvlnnd. The pastor The Rev. r. "
] A ..f.. ..Ii 4 lr IrI nf
featnros of the camp. assisted by othe
peninsula ministers The cottagcrs an'
the committee are looking forward T.
= ono ol the most prosperous cnmpe TIM
hne over hecn held ut that place Silnau
camp. located few miles from Shatp
town started on SUNDAY under the pas
tor. the Rev. W. $. n. Williams Of Oh
Salisbury. Md circuit. formerly pas
iiot ol thc Grorgctowh circuit
\ Tie volrinttcc in charge OF Silca
= has made gieai imnrosemcuts TO ~
D. grounds and ients and II is expected
hc much larger than ever. The boar,
ing tent Is in charge ot A.. G.. Bounds an
son aud is one OF IL" largest IN tha
section oi the peninsula ns well as Oh
grounds OF the camp.
Sharptown camp was opened formal
yesterday The Rev T. J. Sard of AZ
NOR, Church. Dover. is IN charge Tues
, day. July 20. has hecu set apart ~ lay
X mans Day. and will hc conducted by th
J local preachers ia that section. Will
Ihusday viii be devoted 60 the work O
. the sunday school. The most expert
!. cnccd workers OF the Sunday school j
Wicomico county viii address the pee
!. pie on the various phases of The wor
= on that day Addresses win bc mad
! by L. W. Gunby and l.. Atwood Ber
y nett D g. Ellcgood and G. r. Dishrool
!, of salisbury Mr. and Mrs. Wnicl
Hunter of Mofrstown. ~ j.. evangc
,. istic singers are expected to be prescn
An admission Is charged 20 enter a
n, grounds ms is the case with most OF a
camps nodadays in order that the ei
pcnses may he met by the committee
NJ Leslie Camp in Progress.
~ The twentieth annual campmcetii
+, at leslie opened Wednesday of last We,
he TO continue for two Sundays There HI
III been change OF ownership OF the
~. grounds since the last camp. sto
N. company having been formed in whi
he a majority of the holdings rest with d
nv National Association OF Local Preac
a ers The Rev John II Chankshaw. pre-
40 dcnt OF the association Is spiritual
ts rector OF the meetings, and f. s. Hal
mond has been made manager OF I
grounds.
BiNalrc camp. near Bivalve. Md.
now IN progress and is being largely d
tended
The Twenty-fourth annual can
on the old Historic camp-grounds
Nelson's viii begin on August ]
This camp has long been rccogniz'
IN AS one OF the leading camps OF d
M Eastern shore. and is as largely q
tended as any country camp on q
Peninsula. Religious services IN
year will be IN charge of the Re
M NJ. ID. Nutter who will he assisted
lte a number OF ex-ministers.
be Larinia Camp "Most FASHIONABLE
ni Layinla's Camp. better known
re Milton. eight miles from this tow
<'s win open on August and Coniini
D. until August IS This is one Of Il
'rc fashionable camps OF tho Peninsu
cs end Is mostly attended by town 70
ng of Milton. from which town it
to- located about q mile. and by the rel
zen dents OF Milford. Georgetown Al
ey fewes President John $. Bowers
na the Maryland Annual Conference h
nd announced the following ministers
take charge OF the scries Of mc'
20 ings First Week-F T. Tagg, d.
nat editor Of the Methodist Protestant.
OF O. Baccus. r. ]. Phillips ! r. Mali
rk b r. Ruiey second week. q. NJ 81
I'VE lum, J. L. kiderdice. y. n Jones'
ne W. Sanderson
als Salem. Md, camp and Bethel Car