Bridgeton pioneer. (Bridgeton, N.J.) 1884-1919, 1913-08-07
SUNDAY At
SEAv|LLE CAMP
Wonderful Meetings on the
Camp Grounds.
GREAT CROWDS PRESENT
Big Sunday at the Seaville Camp
Proved Interesting to Many
People.

Sunday was wonderful day The
early meeting was one of spiritual
power, and there was old time shout
ing. Rev. G. L. Dobbins conducted the
loye feast. Such a largs number de-
sired to speak for Jesus, the time was
far too short. DR.. Geo. H. Neal, Dist.
Supt. of Bridgeton District, preached
a wonderful sermon. There were
many wet eyes and great rejoicing.
At the children's meeting in the
Temple, gave their hearts to Christ
Rev. w. H. Luther delivered the after
noon sermon. The young peoples
meeting was in charge of James Jones.
of MiDville. At the evening service
Rev. Dr.. Dobbins now retired, and re-
siding at Ocean City, delivered the
jubilee sermon. He preached from the
same text he used SO years ago. These
words of the text were What Profit
Shall we Have, if we Pray Unto Him ?"
The service ended in a rousing altar
service. Collections during the day
amounted to over 5000. Everything is
now in full swing.
Lawyer w. J. Garrison, Mrs. w. J.
Garrison, Mrs. Hagerman, Francis and
Esther and Charles Hagerman, and
Bertice Horner, of Pleasantville, COM
prised an auto party. These people
were well pleased with the camp
ground, service and the excellent
supper.
John Donnelly, of Heislerville, en-
joyed the services on Sunday and
greeted old friends.
All the way from Port Elizabeth,
was Willie Williams. No sir, he did
not walk.
Mrs. H. o. eagle, of Gulf Port, Mis-
sissippi, and son Virgile, are here. She
was a Dennisville girl, and has not
made visit here for about years.
We are glad to have with us Eva
Howells, of Norristown, Pa. She has
with her Herbert, her brother.
Among the parsons on the battle
ground of salvation are the Revs.
Wells, of Salvation, the Miller and
Veal to supply our spiritual needs, the
Root, to root out the evil one, the ].
Reed, to keep us off the shore and
help us out into the ocean of song
where he leads, and Corliss, who is
part of the chorus, Broadway, who sets
a pace for the narrow way, and Uncle
Benny Collins, who has been tested
and tried, and is our guide at a. m.
every day and is always ready to pray
and say do your best Last, but not
least, Luther, who is father of Martin
Luther.
John Bates and wife, Mr.. Hoffman
and wife, Floyd Hoffman, Gordon
Yerricks, all Of Fishing Creek, were
here on Sunday.
Holly Beach people were Harry
Shaw and wife, and Mrs. Horner.
Clark Hewitt. formerly of Pleasant
vile, now residing at Merchantville,
took in the goods things on Sunday.
Samuel Horner, of Trenton, has his
name on the register.
Rev. H. F. Gravett, pastor of First
M. E. Church, Camden, was here on
Sunday afternoon and offered the op-,
ening prayer.
Excitement prevailed for while on
Sunday afternoon when lady whose
name is unknown, tainted. 1t was re-
ported that she was struck by a man
whose mind is unbalanced, but this is
not SO. Physicians were called for
and DR.. Hughes and Dr. Sooy respond
ed. She soon recovered.
Visitors here from Clermonr were
Geo. Sayre and wife, Mrs. H. S. Miller,
Cornelius Hess and wife, Harry Near
and wife.
Some from Millville were w. D.
Robbins and wife, Laura, Oscar and
Arthur, Burdett Tomlin, Mr.. Budd.
Rev. B. d. Collins spent Monday
evening in Belleplain, assisting Rev.
Howard Amer in the glorious revival,
sweeping DER that country village.
Rev. Stanley Clark preached Mon
day morning. In the afternoon he left
for Ocean City. He is pastor at Dem
nisville. !