The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-06-13
OVER TWENTY TWO
DENOMINATIONS
TOOK PART IN HOLINESS CAMP
MEETING JUST CLOSED.
NATIONAL OFFICERS CHOSEN
Rev. c. J. Fowler Of Massachusetts
isAgain Elected President--Rep.
resentatives Were Here From
Many States and Nations,


Yesterday and today there was
general breaking up of the camp an
the beautiful grove where the Ma
tional and State Holiness Camp meet
ings have been held for the past tel
days was soon vacated and was in
deed vacant place During tn,
camp a denominational census wa
taken and the following were fount
to be present; Methodist Episcopal
Friends. Presbyterian, Baptist, Unit
ed Brethren. Free Methodist, Naza
renes, Church of God, Southern M
H., United Presbyterian, Evangelical
Association Christian Church, Craw
ford School, Christian Union, First
Reformed, Seven Day Adventists
Congregational, Wesleyan Methodist
Missionary Baptist. Methodist Protes.
tant, Union Evangelical and Salvation
Army. Total. 22.
States and Nations Represented.
The following states and foreign
countries were represented: Iowa.
Nebraska, Alabama, Ohio, Illinois,
Minnesota, Pennsylvania, Kansas,
California, Kentucky, Florida, Wis
consin, Texas, Montana, North Da-
kota. Indiana, South Dakota, New
York, Oklahoma, Colorado, Missouri
and Michigan. Total, o. Foreign
countries: Canada, Ireland, Japan,
England, Scotland. Sweden, Holland,
Africa and Wales. Total, 8.
: AT tho annual r.aatsn, 80 A. U-..I
of Trustees of c. H. u, the following
were elected as additional trustees,
making in all "a: Rev. w. H. Huff of
Sioux City, Rev. E. A. Lacour of Uni
yersitys Park, Rev. j. M. Harris of
Evanston, ILL.,, B. f. Sheline and C. S.
Mccormick of University Park. The
new officers are: President, w. NJ.
Bair; vice president, Eph Smith; sec
Rotary, H. e. Rosenberger; treasurer,
B. Frank Shoemake.
Iowa Holiness Association Council.
In the readjustment of the council
of the /. H. A. for next year, four are
elected each year and Rev A. l..
Whitcomb takes the place of Rev. G.
A. Mclaughlin, who desired to be \
released, and Rev. D. W. Dobson,
Mrs. Hattie Edgington of Alton, and |
W. M. Bair of University Park were
reelected. Officers were also re. |
elected AS follows: President, Rev. !
D. w. DObson of Marshalltown; sec.
rotary, Mrs. Hattie Edgington OF AT |
ton, and treasurer, w. NJ. Bair of |
University Park.
National Officers Elected.
During the camp the annual meet I
ing is held and the official list is as
follows:
President. Rev c. j. Fowler of
West Newton, Mass.
First Vice President, Rev. w. II.
Huff of Sioux City, Iowa.
Second Vice President, Rev. H. c.
Morrison of Louisville, Ky.
Third Vice President, Rev. Joseph
H. Smith of Redlands, California.
Fourth Vice President, Rev. M. L.
Haney of Pasadena, California.
Fifth Vice President, Rev. G.. A.
of University Park. la.
Sixth Vice President. Rev. c. w.
Ruth, of indianapolis, Indiana.
Seventh Vice President, Rev. Wal
er Malone, Columbus, Ohio.
Eighth Vice President, Rev. J. w.
hughes, of Wilmore, Ky.
I Ninth Vice President, Rev. J. M.
Harris, of Evanston, Ill. ...
Tenth Vice President, Rev. Aura
smith. of Delaware, Ohio.
Eleventh Vice President. Rev. Geo.
!. Kunz, of Syracuse, N. Y.
Twelfth Vice President, Bishop W.
[. Hogue, of Michigan City. Ind. il
Recording Secretary, Rev. G.. J.
xunz, of Syracuse, N. Y. 1,
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Hat
lie Edgington, of Alton, Iowa. |,
Treasurer. c. w. Locke, of Cam
bridge, Mass. .......
Railroad Secretary, Rev. j. n.
iampe. of Pittsburgh, Pa. |,
Auditor, Ludwig NJ. Anderson, of
Missouri.
Dates Of Or. J. L. Brasher.
AS Indicating good summers
work. we give list of the camp
Meeting engagements of DIR. J.. l..
3rasher. the president of c. II. u,
md as will be seen. he will be busy
lp to the very opening of the fall
ERIN. Erie, North Dakota. June is
o 80; Gordon, Nebraska. July 5 to
s.; Ferndale, Washington, July IS to
IS; Romeo. Michigan, August 2 to
2; Toronto. Ohio, (Hollow Rock
,amp). August Is to %; and Rich
and. NJ ", August % to September :
|. In addition to this list some As !
amps. are to be maintained in vari- ,
'us parts of the Iowa Holiness Asso-
istion territory and a large number /
Il their workers will be in the field.