The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-07-30
THUNDER STORM
MUSES. THINGS
AT RUGGLES
First Sunday at Camp Meeting Is Big
Success Despite Terrific
Thunder Storm.
(By j. II. RI

10y j. II. w.
Ruggles Campgrounds, July 81
This has been n beautiful day for
camp life. Just hot enough o, may
be ii has been a little too warm in
spots, but under the big trees it is
Just delightful.
| Many came in during the day to
stay over Sunday. Dr. Autman, the
Sunday preacher, arrived during the
afternoon. He was warmly well
coined. He is always sure Of a good
hearing when he comes to Ruggles
The services of the day were all
; good and we'll attended Rev. T. l..
Stotler of Germantown preached at
the morning service. At the young
peoples service Rex. Cheap gave an
other of his picture-sermons. They
are being much enjoyed by the young
folks. The chorus director. Mr.
Dodds, has organized fine choir OF
young folks for the afternoon meet
ings. All over twenty7one ruled out
And it surely good to hear the young
voices. They will Sing special num-
bers at each service during the camp
meeting At this afternoons service
a pretty duet was sung by Misses
Catherine Pollitt and Juanita Rich
ardson. Another special feature of
the afternoon meetings are the whist
ling selections by Miss Mcclellan, the
1t is no wonder that her playing and
whistling has made her popular
wherever she has appeared, Every
one who can get to Ruggles this year
should surely make it a point to hear
her in some of her selections
Rev. L. c. Cooley preached at the
evening service.
Mr.. ]. c. Smons, Policeman Will
liam Tolle. Robert Rosser and Mr..
Clint Rains were some of the Mays
Williams who came out to stay over
Sunday.
Z The tennis enthusiasts got busy to-
day borrowing enough hoes from
nearby store to scrape the court of all
weeds and grass, lining it off and
otherwise getting it in trim. During
the afternoon tennis was in full blast
Quoits are still popular. Carr Pol
lit has been in several winning
games, and says he is getting his bat
ting eye" all o. X.
Several of the campers enjoyed a
trip to Kirk Springs during the after
noon. 1t is a most delightful trip
just at this time
Ruggles Campgrounds, July 2S-
The first Sunday of the campmeet-
ing is nearing a close. The attend
ance during the morning was rather
small, About noon the skies were
threatening and it appeared as if a
hard storm would strike the camp.
But it all passed away without any
rain, but leaving the air much more
pleasant During the afternoon the
people came in large numbers until
the attendance will compare favor
ably with past first Sundays.
The services have been great DR..
Aultman preached with all his old
, time vigor. His morning sermon was
about as good as any ever heard at
Ruggles. He preached from the text,
"There Was No Room for Him in the
give an outline of this great sermon.
Suffice it to say that he was given the
best of attention by the large audi
ence The good impressions made
were plainly visible through the faces
{ of hearers. We can hardly see how
ANYONE could hear such sermon
( without being made better. At this
service Mrs. Carl Dodds sung one of
her most effective solos
At the afternoon service the lar
= gest audience of the campmeeting
thus far was present The choir OF
= young folks was almost to the over
; flow point, Their singing was truly
inspirational. Miss Helen Foxworthy
sung very sweetly the song Gle
J. Knows the Way" Miss Mcclellan
/. gave two whistling selections the
: "Mockihg Bird, and Jesus Savior
( Pilot Me-" The male chorus sung by
= request THE Little Brown Church in
the Vale" Prof Frizzell of Vance
burg assisted with violin. The Rev
e Cheap gave another OF his excellent
9 sermons, adapted especially for tho
e young folks,
d At the evening service DR. Aultmar
o again preached, We know we voice
the feeling of all who heard him whei