The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1918-08-06
WHAT WAS DOING
AT RUGGLES
LAST FRIDAY
Delayed Letter From u. II. r." on the
DOings at Ruggles Campmeet-
ing Last Week.

RuNgles Campgrounds, August 8,
(Delayed)-If there is any family
around here doing more for our coun-
try at the present great crisis than
that of Mr.. Harry C. Yazell we have
ready i'm the army, one more of draft
age, and another will come in the
draft age if the limit is lowered to
eighteen Mr. Yazell has also invest
ed literally in Liberty Bonds. War
Savings Stamps, has contributed to
the Red Cross and Y. NJ. c. A. funds,
and is ready himself to shoulder a
rife in defense of his country. We
take off our hats to this patriotic fam
lily.
One more preacher, Rev. II. f,
Trent, of Vanceburg, came in today
This makes twenty-five Methodist
ministers, and three NJ f. South min
listers attending this year.
Misses Lena Wells Lykins and Nell
lie Grant are among the late corners.
| They will remain over Sunday.
The camp has been busy today pre-
pairing for the big day--the last Sun
day. The weather is fine. Now il the
rain will just hold off there will be an
immense crowd tomorrow. Every
thing is in readiness for the crowd.
As the last Saturday night comes
on all games come to close. Tennis
courts, croquet sets, horseshoes, etc,
are gathered up to he put away until
next year. 1t makes one feel little
sad to think the good times are near
ly over. And that is just what makes
everyone so anxious to come again
Perhaps if we stayed another week We
would get too tired to want to come
again.
The Rev. A. F. Felts of Bellevue. LED
the early morning prayers. Rev. join
'Cross. the the only unmarried preach
err on the grounds, preached at 1920
a. m. Our young brother rs conner
He gave us a fine sermon. He viii
preach in Cincinnati for a few years
now until he finishes a course in LAM
Theological Seminary. Then we pre-
dict for him great future.
The young peoles service was ia
vored by highly interesting talk b.
DR.. Nichols, on China. DR.. Nichols
spent seventeen years in that ia
away land. More of the same kim
will be given tomorrow.
DR.. Nicholas preached again at tn
evening service giving strong ant
forceful appeal based on the twenty
third Psalm. The musical part of tn
service was up to the high standar,
of all the services. A duet by tn
Misses Emmons was very effectivel
rendered
As prelude to the evening servic
Miss Mcclellan and Mr.. Dodds gave \
fine program of popular selections
Really il was in nature of recital
1t was given a half hour before tn
regular service The program wa
| preceded by a reading entitled "Mu
sic" composed and read by Miss Nc
Clellan.
LIT Rhapsodie No. S-Piano Solo
) Miss Mcclellan.
cover There"-Piano Solo-Mis
Mcclellan
Musical Reading (a) "Piano"-Mis
/ Mcclellan.
Musical Reading Oh Fellows Fish
fng"-Miss Mcclellan,
! Vocal Solo-"Sunshine of You
. Smile" by Lillian Ray-Sung by MI
0 Dodds.
Whistling solo - "Springtime &C
!. Love" Mosskowsky
Whistling solo 'Focking Bird" b
( Miss Mcclellan.
e "Cariss-ma" solo by MIR. Dodds.
> Readings by Miss Mcclellan Goo
y Old Hymns" and Smile"
y Miss Mcclellan and Mr., Dodds mad
e greater hit than ever with this 81
o cellent program. Those who attende
= were delighted with the program.
- Mrs Carl Dodds returned this ever
:" ing TO remain over Sunday.