The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1914-08-14
Emory Grove Camp.

LHlory Grove camp meeting opsI. IA
August under favorable circum-
stances. There was satisfactory at
tendance OF the people who are spend
i'm the summer at Emory Grove, and
Of people from Glyndon. The song
service was conducted by Mr.. George
III. Buchheimer,i chairman OF the
music committee. Rev. II. IT. Wider
man, u. D., the veteran OF Emory
Grove, offered prayer President
William IT. Conn, Oh the Emory Grove
Association, made the opening I'd
dress He announced that Ill amuse-
ments and games that would in any
way interfere with the religious ser
vices would be suspended until the
close OF the camp meeting, Sunday,
August 23. The religious director,
Rev Carlisle III. Hubbard, pastor on
Monument Street Methodist Episcopal
Church, was introduced. lie made ii
clear that the services would be in-
tensely evangelistic, that everything
possible would BE- done to make this
seasons camp meeting Of an old time
Methodist revival character Members
OF the religious directors cabinet, and
Mr.. George ri. Buchheimer, chairman
of the music committee, were pro
sented and briefly outlined their
plans.
The BIZ chorus choir and the
Emory Grove Glee Club, an agErega-
ton OF male singers, a. well as a
number or soloists, will b. utilized
largely i'm the camp meeting.
Mr. Charles r.. Cleveland will have
charge of the music OF the young
peoples meetings. He has arranged
for a soloist to sing at each meeting.
The Western Maryland Railroad haa
arranged to sell reduced rate tickets
to Glyndon On the three Sundays OF
camp meeting, August 9th, 18th and
23rd, from Baltimore, Thurmont, Han
over and intermediate points, and on
Sunday, August 23rd, "a special train
will leave Glyndon at 1890 p. m.y FOR
Thurmont, enabling the excursionists
to remain for the late services
Last Sunday three great meetings
were held I'm the Tabernacle in addi-
tion to the other regular meetings. In
the morning and evening Rev George
Edward Reed, I'D. I'd, pastor of Grace
Methodist Episcopal Church, Whining
tom, Delaware, preached two wonder
full sermons, and in the afternoon
Rev. T.. II. Hubbard, ID. ID, Ph- D.,
former pastor OF Old EutaE Street
Church, held a great audience spell
bound.
1T il expected that next Sunday will
be the banner day of the camp. At
1890 al m., and s p. m., Rev William
IT. Morgan, ID. I'D, OF Calvary Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, New York, will
preach, and at 500 ID m., service win
b. conducted by Rev. Richard H- Gil
bert, I'D. I'D, or the Central Pennsyl-
vania Conference.
Following IL the program to b.
given at Emory Grove Camp the com
In week:
Monday, August 17-1O.30 a. m., Dr.
Morgan. 500 p. m., Dr. Morgan.
Thursday, August 20-10-30 a- m.,
Communion service liza charge OK Rev.
Luther Fl. Widerman, D- ID.
Saturday, August 22-1O.30 al m.,
800 p. m-, in charge Oh Anti-SalOon
League or Maryland. 8.00p. ia, Evan
gelistic service Sermon by Rev.
Thomas Hare, ID. D., Superintendent
Anti-Saloon League.
Sunday, August 23-10.3O a. m., Rev.
J- WV. R- SumWalt, pastor Smithfield
Methodist Episcopal Church, Pitts
burgh, r.. 500 p- m., Rev. Don =.
Colt, D- D., pastor Madison Square
Methodist Episcopal Church, Balti-
more, Md. 500 ID. m-, Dr. Sumwalt.