The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-19
HOLINESS CAMPMEETING
Joint Convention of National and State Associations
at University Park.

, faculty. Entered C. H. U. 1911 from
, Evansville Seminary Will enter
college and expects to teach.
Margaret Hunter, age 10, from
, Sheldon, Iowa high schbol. Entered
G. H. u 1911 and completed course
, Will enter college. Is preparing fol
, missionary work in Africa. Orator
, of class and lives in University Park
Leon A. Dodson, age IS, from WITCH
Iita, Kansas, high school, Entered
&c. Fl. u. 1909 for full course; class
treasurer. viii enter college and
expects to teach. .........
J. Preston Lane, age 81, from
Hutchinson, Kansas, formerly attend
ed Asbury College, Wilmore, KY;
entered c. H. U. 1910 and completed
course; president of class. Viii en-
ter college and expects to preach.
Herman Wolf, age %, from New
ton, Kansas; entered G. H. U. 1909
for full course. Will enter college
land expects to preach.
Miss Josephine Wolf, age 10, from
Newton, Kansas; entered c. H. u. in
1911 after two years at Jennings
Seminary, Aurora, Illinois; class sec.
retary. Will go to college and pre-
pare for teaching.
Ethel White, age 10, from Michigan.
Entered c. H. U. in 1910 and COM
pleted course. May go to college
and probably teach
Mary McNichol, age %, from Oska-
loosa, Iowa. Entered C. H. U. 1909
for full course: will go to college
and prepare for teaching.
j. Richie Long, age %, from Canada
n f,,I1
Will go to college and expects to
teach class valedictorian.
Orpha Mllen, age 10, from Chart.
ton, Iowa high school; entered c. Fl.
u. 1910 to complete course. Will pro-
badly enter college; future not def
mite now ''''' b.
William Hull age %, from Monte
yuma, Iowa; entered C. H. U. 1912
from high school and completed
curse. May enter college; expects
to teach.
Edna F. Achison, age %, from
Chillicothe, Mo-, entered G. H. u.
from high school in 1911 and complet-
ed course. Will probably teach, may
enter college.
Normal and English Bible Courses.
Cilicia l.. Cross. age 81, from North
Dakota; entered c. H. U. 1912 from
high school. Will probably enter
college and prepare for missionary
work in Africa.
Mark E. Campbell, age 25, from
Lacona, Iowa; entered C. Fl. U. 1910
and finished course. Will probably
enter college and prepare for preach
ing
Elsie B. Clor. age 90, from Chicago,
ILL.,; entered c. H. U. 1908 and ex-
tpects to go to Des Moines hospital to
qualify for a professional nurse, so
that she can go to Japan as medi-
cal missionary. ~. (
! :. Ralph Harmon, age "a. from Iowa:
entered G. HI. u in 1910 and is pre-
pairing for evangelistic work. May
enter college.
Anna E. White, age 81, from ILL
nois; entered c. H. U. in 1907, but
was away year and came back to
finish. May enter college; aspects
to teach.
Musical Course.
Mrs. Clara Wyland, age %. from
Oregon; entered C. II. U. 1911, and is
the wife of Prof w. l.. Wyland, of
the faculty. and will probably assist
MIN IN MS WORK.
Esther Tiberghien, age 20, from
Sac City, Iowa; entered c. H. U. 1910
and will probably finish the Academy
course. Is an exceptionally fine vocal
ist and is considerably in demand
for concert work.
Bertha Buell.. age 20, from Iowa;
entered c. H. U. 1911 and will con
tinue course in advanced music and
later may teach.
Silva McColl, age 10, from Council
Bluffs, Iowa: entered c. Fl. u. 1911
and will return and continue her
music and also the Academy course.
Is quite active in evangelistic work.
Inez Minton age 90, from Iowa;
entered C. II. U. in 1911 ad will re-
turn to finish the Academy course
and advanced music.
Eugene Mulkins, age 81, from
Iowa; entered C. H. U. in 1912, and
expects to complete course in ad-
vanced work.
Mrs. Howard Wagner, aged %, from
Iowa; entered c. H. U. in 1910 and
is the wife of the Physical Director
of the school. Is fine musician and
may teach.
Sunday was the last full day at the
camp and the weather was ideal. AL
though warm there was a breeze that
made the day delightful. The full
program of the day was carried out
and early meeting at 500 a. IN. and
the love feast at $50 a. m. were
largely. attended. This last service
was in charge of DR.. D. J. Bunce, OF
Des Moines, and scores seemed to
strive with each other in their effort
to testify to the mercies of God to
them. "
The public service of the morning
began with the usual praise service,
with large choir and large audience
present. Never in the past years
has the music of the camp been ex.
celled. There has also been har'
mony and unity In the camp and re,
garding the work in general that has
been potent force for good to all
who have attended. The opening
prayer was made by DR.. c. j. Fowler
and afterward words OF congratula,
ton and commentator we're spoken
regarding the growing influence Of the
camp and the yearly widening of its
territory. a'u.a '1fc
A Special Collection.
In order to clean up all expenses
and provide for the extension of the