South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-14
WINONA ASSEMBLY
FACES BIG SEASON
Interesting Program at Popular
Resort Attracts increasing
Number of People.

since the organization OF the Winona
assembly Il years ago. has there been
so much interest manifested by people
all over the country. as is shown this
season. There are several reasons
for TINS: Because Of the war in Eu-
rope there is no real desire TO go
abroad. but there is a strong desire
10 patronize our summer chautau-
squas, assemblies and resorts OF va
rious, Kinds at home. Then, also.
WinOna lake is the home OF the Rev.
Billy" Sunday and during his great
campaigns he has told his hearers so
much about this lake resort that
r many are anxious to spend their vaca-
tions at a place so praised by Mr..
Sunday. Inquiries are coming in more
numerously than ever before and
reservations are being made at the
hotels and Cottages in such numbers
as TO assure the managers OF an un-
usual attendance.
AS a prelude 10 the regular opening
Of the program on July 4, open
Gates has been announced from june
"a TO July 5. During this time the
summer school Of missions will be
held (Jupe 27-July %.
The Indian Passion Play. Hiawatha,
will be given on the lake shore. Fifty
ful-blOoded Indians. living in camp
for nine days. will present the classic
poem, "Hiawatha," twice every day,
except Sunday.
The regular summer season opens
on Sunday, July 4, with service in the
auditorium. w. G. Hall Of IndianapO-
lis will have charge of the sunday
school, and the Rev. DR.. r. NJ. Rus
sell president Of Westminster college,
will preach the opening sermon. DR..
Russell has recently been called TO
the chair of hOmiletics in the Moody
Bible institute Of Chicago and viii
enter his new work in the fall.
The White HuZzars will sing at the
auditorium on Monday evening, July
5. The Bible hour during opening
week will be in charge of Rev. Or.
Russell and DR.. Frank n. Palmer.
feature OF the opening days will be
Lyman Howe's pictures, which VIII
surpass anything of the kind ever De
fore shown in Winona- Perfect pic
lures of naval equipments and gigan-
tic floating fortresses. being Of special
interest.
Program is Unusual.
The program throL ghOut the entire
season is unusual. Among the SPEAK
ers announced are A. - Barrett OF
the Carnegie endowment: James A.
Burns. president of the Oneida instl-
tute: Frank Dixon. Wells Watson
CHM. DR.. Charles +. Barker, X. +.
Pattison Kline, Montraville Wood
Gov Ashton c. Shallenberger' IhcIIlds
Brooks Fletcher, Peter Mcqueen, Cay
ZenOla MacLaren Nj. g -, Mason -. III
John Royal Harris, DR.. John NJ. Coul.
tex. Sen William s. Kenyon, Rapol
Wise. with others OF note.
There will be music by the Rogers
Winona orchestra, the Hruby Bone
milan orchestra. CreatOre's band, the
Grace Hall-RiheldaIer orChestra, ny
NetrOpolitan Grand Male quartet
the Boston Symphony seXtet and the
Schumann quintet. The sacred opera.
"Egvpta." will be given at least three
times during the season. prominent
ministers and evangelists VINO VIII oc-
cupy the puplit during the SUIlIl IT
program are: Rev Dr. X NJ. huSselt'
Dr F. y. Palmer, Evangehst NJ. b.
Williams. DR.. w. T.. BeiderWcI, NJ
charles Reign SCOVille, DIT u *.
Grose. Or. Milford II: Lyon, Rev BOD
Jones. Rev. French Il. Ohver, Dr.
Henry Collin NIinton. II Is nopeu tho.
William Jennings Bryan VIII give at
least one lecture during the season:
The annual Bible conference Will
convene Aug. 20-19. Minister'S anu
other RELIGIOUS workers VIII come
from all parts of thO country TO TINS
conferences because of the noted SPEAK
ers- among whom are the Kew "
Campbeu Morgan of London, DIT A.
- Dixop pastOr Of the Metropolitan
fabernacle. London, Bishop HoII
Hughes DR. John Douglas Adam Ii
lanes WhitcOmb Brougher IT. d
Wilbur Chapman, Dr. camden ~ DI-- Is
mr. A r Burn, Van Ormer, BlshoP
Henry r Fout. Rev. Melville r
v~rotter DIR. William Walter Bustard'
Dr A. T Robertson. Dr. CIal IeS
S+elzle. Rev Bob Jones, Marion Law
rence. DIT. Charles Scanlon, Dr. M. -;
Williams. DR. w. +. belogrWIoI 81
n Iarre number others II Is hopeu
fbat REV. Billy sunday viii speak at
some time during the conference.
y r A Kelum of Indianapolis.
former travelling passenger agent vi
the New York Central lines, mas TAKEN
charge of the excursions TOT Iile
son and will arrange tor plcrlcs' r.
-,,tons and all sorts of large gamer
tngs at the park. 1t Is expected Ih"l
tha thousands Of converts, Wl'hlu =
radius OF 100 miles OF Wlnoha, w
meet on the grounds with evans I 4l7
who have held mtel,isT pilI,,
Trdiana- namely. Bob Jones b1lS
SUNDAY. Or Chapman. Or. Lyon ~.
poiderwolf and others, II Will also
10 meeting place for mems blole
classes throughout the state
MANY Conferences.
rrt,ore Will be conferences on evan
~, ten1perance. church efficiency.
home and foreign missions uenVl.I-
@ational meetings and other sathef,
80 ~ interest TO those VINO a''eH'
+he Bible conference.
The singing. as for many years pas
viii he n great feature OF the con
ference and will be led by Prol. r. ~
ExceU OF Chicago. Only those who
bove attended other conferences can
,,,5e-stand the wonderful effects OF
Mr. FxceWs leadership. The Erea'
choir. assisted by the pianist PROF.
Alvi, Roper. is coml ed or some
Of the best singers or America
erto corfarence on pastoral evan
oeiiern TO he held Aug 1919. will he
r. charge OF the Rev. Farley F. TART
roann extension secretary Of the In
sensational association Of Evanselists-