Evening journal., 1913-07-26
Peninsula Camp Meetings
Open, Offering Out Door
Worship 10 Many Thousands

%. Waltersville camp, on the Dor
chester, Md, charge is now 10 pro-
gross, having commenced on July
u.s.
The ministers who will have
charge OF the Shiolah camp are
First week -. b. Smith. J. A.
Wright. G.. j Burdette. c. NJ. Clayton
second week. 2. r. Woodford, J. T.
Bailey w a. Melvin. r. l.. Rice
The ministers IN charge OF Wal
tersgille camp are A. $. Bcanc. J. J..
Ward, r. y Reynolds, J. r. Bailey.
Tyndal's Services on.
Tyndal's Camp, eight miles from
this town, started today under the
direction OF the Rev. James l.. Der
rickson, Of this town. who will also
have charge Of James Camp which
starts on August ! and Noar which
commences ON August 10.
Fenwick Island Camp. under the
Rev George w. Bounds. will start
August ~ and continue for ten days.
This camp Is the favOritc with the
residents in the southern part OF the
county and HE border counties Of
Maryland This season. Il Is said. arr
rangomcnts have been made for
boat 10 ply between Ocean City. Nd,
and the camp for the accommodation
of the suinmer residents of the re-
sort The camp has undergone eN-
tcnsiyc improvements this seaEOn a
new boardwalk along the beach front
having been laid and the cottages eX-
tonsively repaired. The camp Is
largely attended by persons in this
section OF the county. and persons
who attend not only enjoy a ton days
outing Of the camp but the sea
breezes Fenwick Island Camp is
rapidly coming 10 the front as one OF
the most popular and largely at
tended ones in the southern part Of
the Peninsula.
The Fifty-dfth Annual Woodland
Camp. near ElktOn. Md. viii open on
Thursday. August e. and viii con-
tinue over two Sundays. The Rev.
r. A. n. O'Brien, pastor of the Tome
Memorial NJ E Church. Port Deposit,
Md. has been appointed ministcr-in-
charge. and about all OF the arrange
mcnts for the meetings have been
completed Judging from present in
dlcations. this year should prove TO
be one of tho most successful held
for years. A special feature OF the
camp viii be farmers day Govern
or GoldsbOrough and Dr. n y Pat
1 torsOu of the Maryland Agricultural
College viii be the two speakers Tor
the occasion The Rev r. r. Van
Dyke. Of Berlin Nd, viii have charge
of the music for the camp. also the
childrcn's meetings Rcv. @. Gray
Jones. of Philadelphia. a member OF
tho Philadelphia Conference viii
have charge of tho Bible study The
Rev A. A. Brown viii have charge
OF the conference ON Christian work
Mlss M. Louise Van Dyke. = member
OF the junior class at the Wilmington
Conference Academy Dover, viii
preside at the piano during the series
OF meetings
Marydel Camp. under The care ol
the Rev w W. Chairos formerly OF
this town. win open on August s. This
camp ia we'll paironized 10y Maryland
, lers and Del9wnrcans, being located
only short Distance from the bordei
I, limo between tho two states Vher'
lwill be about fifty tents occupied thil
/ lycar and nearly uii of them have beer
Icngaged The following minister's are
Expected 10 take part the Revs, w y
lConoway. IT, H. Collins. w r. Corkran
Ia. r. Reese. u. n. Derrickson w. y
liabbait Harry Taylor, l.. %. Barrett
w. F Dawson. Leonard White, c. Y
wyatt, George l.. Hardcsty. c. W
prettyman, l. G. Fosnocht
The committee in charge of Hebron
+ Camp rs making great preparation.
for the camp which opens on Satur
day, August and continues unit
Sunday night. August TO- The Fame
. loI this camp has spread all over Mary
, land and Delaware and every yea
hundreds of visitors from as far al
, Baltimore SO and spend the wcel
A there The camp is located only q few
miles from Salisbury. Every effort q
heng made this season 10 have tn
e finest camp in the history of Hebron
o Many tents are being added, improve
/ lments made to the grounds. and oN
/. ltensiye repairs TO the boarding tent.
The date for tho opening OF Par
o lsonsburg Camp which is also a fel
4 miles from Salisbury. has been fixe
: Tor Saturday August and this yea
e il viii be In charge of the Rev. NJ. L
k Nuttcr. Before the opening OF thi
n one of the big camps on the Penmsul;
Ie much attention will be given TO On
/. grounds by the committee on arrange
3 mcnts. More tents are TO be addel
4 and several repairs made to the on.
n now standing The camp rs GROWN
ie in popular fa,ore each year and wit
favorable weather conditions durir
is its progress there Is little doubt bi
& that hundreds VIII be present on bot
Sundays.
p Concord and Dorchester Camps
Il Maryland only a few miles from Ii
8. state line win be I'm progress within.
d few days as we'll as lslwpuu Camp. al
le der the management of the sect know
T. as Henryitcs of "rhe Church Of God
e OF near Preston All three are populi
il I'm those sections and arc we'll a
" tended
" But probably tho two most widcl
known and most popular or an q
cept Camden Camp. near Camde
Is Kent county. arc Historic zoar. eig
n. miles from this town. and Laurs
Ie Bethel. sometimes called Moore
e Camp being located in what "a know
as Moores woods. near Broad Cree
X Historic Zoar 70 Draw Many.
Historic zoar starts. on August /
= under the Rev, James L. Derricksc
y, OF this town. and Laurel Beth
y Camp win omen August - and 90
u tlnue until September Laur,
4 Bethel Camp has the distinction
}. being one OF the largest. perttlest al
4, most fashionable tented spots on 1
". Peninsula while Zoar has thp rep
L tatlon OF being the oldest on the Pc
G. inslla The history surrounding q
old camp dates as far back a. Rev
~ luton times FOR rs far hack as C.