The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1919-07-29
COOL NIGHTS AT
CAMPGROUNDS help
OUT DURING HEAT
Interesting Daily Letter From Rug
giles On Important News Happen
ings at That Popular
Camp.

Ruggles Campgrounds, July 28.-Or-
dinarily we would be more than pleas
ed at so many beautiful sunshiny days.
But after so many torridly hot days II
we could just have nice shower and
few breaths of cool air how it would
improve things. But we still have 1t
on the people in the city. With our
fine shade trees and cool nights we
get along pretty well.
Superintendent ]. M. Literal accom-
panied by the Rev. j. B. Mahaffey who
will assume charge Of the young peo-
pies meetings, arrived this afternoon.
Now that all our workers are here
things should move along nicely this
week. Rev. W. H. Morris and family
moved out today. They will camp with
Mrs. ]. E. Gault who also arrived dur
ing the day.
Rev. A. w. Insko led the early pray
er service this morning, At 10:30 a.
m. we heard fine sermon from our
choir leader, Rev. T. B. Ashley. Bro.
Ashley's work as chorister and his
genial personality is winning him
friends and admirers every day.
AS Rev. Mahaffey could not. get here
in time for the afternoon meeting DR..
Bunton took the meeting and gave us
another one of what he chooses to
term Book Reviews" This time it
was the book of Titus. From this
short book of scripture he drew many
practical points that will do us all
good.
Our good friend William Mamrick
who runs the hotel is giving the best
service this year we have ever known
him to give. In spite of the high
prices of all sorts of food and the diff
ficulty to get many kinds at any price
he Is feeding the best the country af-
fords and at reasonable prices, and
Furthermore in such a courteous way
that it is a delight to go to his hotel.
To all who may be thinking of coming
we say to you that Hamrick will treat
you right.
Among the many who attended here
Sunday were two automobile loads
from Portsmouth, Ohio. Think Of peo-
pie coming that far in single day to
attend campmeeting! Those in the
party were: ]. W. Jordan, wife and
son, Frank; Mrs. Ella Ruggles and
sons, Maltby and viii Henry; Dr. and
Mrs. James Jordan, Mr.. and Mrs. Har-
ry Jordan, Mrs. George Jordan and
son. These were all former residents
of Tolesboro, and two of them grand
sons of William Ruggles, former own
err of Ruggles Campgrounds. They
drove through in two cars, Page
and Buick"
Miss Nellie Richards of Portsmouth
was Sunday visitor with h1r. ant
\ Mrs. P. C. Henderson in cottage No. IL
The day closed with fine evange
listic service. DR.. Bunton gave an
other impressive sermon using thu
story of Ruth" as basis for his dis
course. A special feature of the ser
vice was beautiful duet sung by Rev
Ashley and Miss Lillian Muse.
Interest now centers on the meeting
of the Association Wednesday morn
ing. The Association will check vi
the work of the Board of Directors ant
outline the policy of the Association
for another year. The election Of fiv
lay members of the Board Of Director
always creates interest, and especial
ly this year as a successor to the lat
| 1. NJ. Lane must be elected. This l
one day that large delegation of min
listers are sure to be present. TIL
news Of this meeting will be locke
forward to with much interest
Mr.. A. E. Parsons, family and part
left today on their return trip to Mar
ion, Indiana, going through in a larg
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