The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1917-06-14
NATIONAL CAMP
i. NAMES LEADERS
HOLINESS FORCES REFLECT
PRESIDENT FOWLER.
PROGRAM GROWS IN INTEREST
Splendid Sermons Being Preached
aid Good Work Done in All Lines
of Endeavor--News Notes
Of the Gathering.

At the annual business meeting,
members of the National Holiness
Association elected their officers and
Standing Committees for next year,
as follows
President, DR.. Charles ]. Fowler of
West Newton, Mass.
list vice president, Rev. W. II. Huff
of Sioux City, Iowa.
I'd vice president, Rev, H. c. Nor
rison, Louisville, Ky.
Sd vice president, Rev. Joseph II.
Smith, Redlands, Calf.
4t'l vice president, Rev. M. l.. Ha-
ney,, of Pasadena, Calf.
9Th vice president, Dr. G. A. Nc
Laughlin, University Park, Iowa.
9Th vice president, Rev. C. W.
Ruth, indianapolis, Ind.
7th vice president, Rev, L. f..
Walker, Glendora, Calf.
9Th vice president, Rev. j. w.
Hughes, Wilmore, Ky.
9th vice president, Rev. J. M. Har-
ris, Evanston, Ill.
10th vice president, Rev. Aura
Smith, Delaware, Ohia.
18th vice president, Rev. George ].
Kunz, Syracuse, N. Y.
18th vice president, Bishop w. t.
Hogue, Michigan City, Ind.
Recording Secretary, Rev. c. W.
r tn, Indianapolis, Ind.
Corresponding Secretary, Miss Mil
lie M. Lawhead, Van Vert, Ohio.
Treasurer, Rev. c. J. Fowler elect
ed pro tenn in place of ]. f. Lock
wood of Boston, Mass, deceased.
r. R, Secretary Rev. Charles
Tushingham, Williamsburg, Pa.
Auditor, Prof. Harry e. Rosenber
ger, University Park.
Finance Committee, DR.. C. J. Fowl
er, Rev. G. ]. Kunz, w. L. Foshier of
Council Bluffs, Iowa.
Constitution and Bylaws, Rev. J.
M. Harris, DR.. G. A. Mclaughlin, Rev
d. E. Vance of University Park.
Membership Committee, Rev. ]. M.
Harris. Rev. c. J. Kunz and Miss
Millie M. Lawhead
Memoirs, DR.. G. A. Mclaughlin, of
University Park.
Fridays History.
On Friday the program of services
was followed very closely from the
early meeting at sunrise, at which
about one hundred and fifty of the
campers were present, to the hour of
closing in the evening. Rev. w. II.
Huff preached at the morning service
one of his appealing sermons that at
the close brought seekers to the al
tar. The afternoon sermon was
preached by Rev. c. w. Ruth on the
Importance of Sanctification." Rev.
Ruth stated that he had been in the
ministry for S3 years and had aver
aged preaching a sermon a day dur.
ing all of that time and that proba-
BIZ $4,000 persons had either been
saved or sanctified as the outcome of
his ministry This is a strenuous
record but in all Rev. Ruth has also
found time to write several books
that have a wide circulation.
Rev. A. =. Gouthey spoke at the
evening service on the Second Com
inc of Christ" This is probably one
of the most debatable subjects that
could have been selected but in view
of the present disorganized condition
in the affairs of nations today and the
r asonable teachings of Prophesy, it
j. quite generally claimed among
blical scholars, that the end is not
far off. So the subject, indefinite as
j. is, was not entirely out of place
lev. A. p. Gouthey is one of the
younger Holiness evangelists but he
is solid and substantial in his teach
ings and his ideas are presented in
such unique and quaint manner that
his message is bound to be heard