Evening journal., 1913-07-07
ARRANGE FOR
The ANNUAL
CAMDEN CAMP
Out Door Services This Year
to be Addressed by Prom
inent Visitors
HALL AND MACK
TO LEAD IN SONG

CAMDEN. Del. July THE annual
Camden Assembly Will open on July
%. and continue until August IL. with
the Rev +. c. Sunfield in charge. VIII
liam f. Maloney will be secretary.
The program follows:
Friday. July 25-Preparation Day.
Saturday. July $3.50 p. m, ser
vice in song.
Sunday suly 27-s.OO, love-feast;
1880, sermon. by the Rev. ]. G.
Bickerton. d. d., Of Philadelphia, Pa;
300. sermon by the Rev j. G. Bicker-
ton. d. d.: 7.30, sermon by the Rev.
Alfred Smith. ID. ID.
Monday July $3.50 D. m. evange-
listic services. directed by Hall Mack
and DR.. c. r. Woolston.
Tuesday, July 29-Sunday School
Day. Three sessions, morning, after
noon and night. Hall and Mack will
lead in song. and DR.. c. II. Woolston
Of Philadelphia. Pa. whose services
charmed the people last year, Will de-
liver HIS famous address on Jack the
Giant Killer" and How | Teach By
Objects" Round Table talks will be
great features for Sunday school Of
dcers and teachers. e. Ross Farra,
Of Wilmington. will make an address
on the Sunday School Triangle"
7.30. sermon, by the Rev. T. II.
Beauchamp.
Thursday, July 81, Home Mission
airy Day. Address-10. Missionary
Instruction In the Home and Church"
the Rev. Alfred Smith, d. D.; IL, I'm
portance OF Mission Study Glasses"
the Rev. Lawrenson Correll, OF MILL
Vile. n. j.: 230, address-By the Rev.
Alphus c. Kynett, D. D., OF Phlladel-
phia. Pa. 7.30. sermon-By the Rev.
Lawrenson Correll.
Friday. Augustl-10, sermon by
the Rev. Thomas sard: 3. sermon
BY the Rev. Homer Smith, d. D.;
7.30. sermon-By the Rev. H. @. Budd.
Saturday, August 2-Services 20 ue
announced later.
Sunday August g. 9, love feast.
1000. sermon-By the Rev. j. r. Ma
son OF Camden n. j.; 3, serr~ IN -
BY the Rev. 7. J. ]. Wright, OF Mt.
Holly, n. j.; 7.30. sermon-By the
Rev. J. r. Mason.
Moncay. August 4-Wednesday g.,
Bible conference-10. Bible reading
The Return OF Jesus, What Christ
Taught About IT," the Rev. G. w.
Moore; 1000. Address-"Christ In
the Old Testament" the Rev. J. r.
Mason; 230. "Grieving the
Spirit the Rev. T. j. J. Wright; 1880,
evangelistic services.
Tuesday. August 5, 10. Bible read
lng--"Return of Jesus, What the
Apo-..es Taught About IT," the Rev
c. W. Moore; 1890. address-"Fillec
with the Spirit" the Rev. T. ]. j
Wright; Ills. address-"The Worl
OF the Holy Spirit" the Rev. j. r. Ma
SON. 230. nddress-"The Holy Spirit
-.s5nd Power the Rev. T. J. j. Wright;
$50, open discussion; 1880 evangelis-
tic services.
Wednesday, August 6-lO Bible read
ing, Return of Jesus, the Believers
Hope" the Rev. c. w. Moore; 1880. ad.
dress, "The Holy Amounting" the Rev.
T. j. j Wright; $50, address, rs Future
Punishment Taught in the Scripturesi ?"
the Rev. j. r. Mason; $3.50, what Have
! Learned in This Bible Conference;"
730, evangelistic service.
Thursday, August 7--Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union Day, in charge
4 Mrs. Addie B. Parsel, of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Anna Faulkner and others viii
speak. full program is preparedi 7.s0,
Anti-Saloon League, the Rev. Q. w.
Poole, speaker.
Friday. August s-l0.30, sermon, by
the Rev. G. r. Neese; 3, sermon, 7.30.
sermon, the Rev. w. Z. Matthews.
Saturday, August 9--Services to be
announced.
Sunday, August 100, testimony
meeting; 1880, sermon, by the Rev, al
fred Wagg, d. d., of Collingswood, N. j.;
3, sermon, by the Rev. Alfred Wagg, ID.
d. 7-30 evangelistic services.
Workers-Aliss Emma Kelly will con-
duct children's services; Miss NJ. Edith
Mcclellan, of Philadelphia, soloist; Mrs
Clara j. Reeder, Of Philadelphia, music
director. The Rev, R. High Adams will
conduct altar services.