The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-06-12

sermon was a thrilling presentation
'of the truth and made a most deep
impression on all present The camp
is now in good running order and the
work will be pushed with vigor from
now on 10 the close.
After the strenuous work OF Sunday
the people We're about early on Mon
day morning, and at 900 a. IN.
largely attended prayer and expert.
ence meeting was held at the big tab
ehnacle At s. 80 a. m, the trustees
"of Central Holiness university met in
their annual meeting and consider
able important business was done.
Among other things, the financial at-
fairs of the school were placed in
charge OF an executive committee OF
five: three from the trustees and two
from the faculty. This plan does not
Idisarrange any of the regular officers
iUf the board, but puts these interests
on a more systematic. basis. The
members Of this new committee are
George H. Ramsay. president OF the
trustees, John Baily of Des Moines,
il. NJ. ShrOyer. of University Park,
President Geo. A. Mclaughlin OF the
university, and Prof. J. w. Leedy.
Prof. A. l.. Whitcomb preached
strong and vigorous sermon at the
morning preaching service from Deut-
IeronOmy G:23: And he brought us
out from thence, that he might bring
lus in, to give us the land which he
ISWore unto our fathers" After each
|of these services, an altar service is
held and large number of people are
being reached. The many friends
iOf Mrs. NJ. J. Harris are greatly re-
joiced to have her presence here at
this camp. After the completion OF
a heavy season. she was taken down
last November with inflammation of
/ the muscles OF the heart and for weeks
ishe was not expected to live. Most
! OF this time she was in Florida and
J is only now able to get about in a
wheel chair At the public services,
three times day she is in her place
at the organ but is obliged to spend
much time in rest She greatly en-
joys the pure fresh air of the camp
land is very slowly coming strength.
4 Afternoon Services.
! At 1870 o'clock the annual business
meeting OF the Iowa Holiness Associa-
ton was held in the university chapel.
Reports OF various committees were
received, reports of the officers were
presented and considerable routine
business was transacted. Rev. ID. j.
Bunce OF Des Moines gave an inter.
esting historical sketch of the asso-
citation. Four members of the exec
utive council were elected; Rev. d. j.
Bunce OF Des Moines, Mrs. P. J. Ep'
person of Council Bluffs, Mrs. NJ. j
Tyler OF Sioux City and J. F. Malloy
Of Albion. The first two are re-elect
ed and last two are new members.
Rev. c. w. Ruth preached at the af
ternoon service from LIST Corinthians
/ l0:13 There hath no temptation TAX
en- you, but such as is common tc
man: but God is faithful, who will not
suffer you TO be tempted above thai
we are able; but will with the tempta
ton also make way OF escape, thai
We may be able TO bear it." The
sermon was graphic delineation o
the subject and the speaker added 4
the interest by the use of several OBJ
ject lessons Miss Stella McNutt o
Steubenyille, Ohio, who has charg'
of the children's work at the camp. i
popular leader in this work and i
one OF the best in this country. He
service is at the tabernacle tent a
80 p. M, and her work is now wei
organized and is great delight to all
Evening Service.
The evening service opened wit
4 the usual praise service under the d
4 rection of Rev. j. NJ. Harris and hi
q good wife. Rev Harris and wifi
n have been connected with the low
j Holiness work for % years and thi
= is the seventh year on this cam
ground. The opening prayer wa
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