The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-08-05
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ed to get out a pamphlet giving severa
| pictures of the camp, and with histor'
ical data and a general write-up of the
ccmpmeeting, to be ready for distribu'
ton by May first, next. This pamphlets
or booklet will be circulated all ovel
the Kentucky conference as we'll a:
outside the state, calling the attention
q the public to the advantages q
Ruggles Campmeeting. In order t.
provide for the increased attendance
looked for, another room building viii
be erected, and the erection of cottages
will be encouraged The board will
take care of all who wish to encaml
next year. even if they have to pur'
chase tents for the purpose. A pho
| tographer will be brought to the
ground this week to get several of the
best and most picturesque views, also
picture of the big chorus choir ant
of the Board of Directors. Work will
begin at once on\getting out the book
let.
The association also empowered the
Board to employ additional musical
talent for next year. 1t is the purpose
to secure at least quartet of instru-
ments to accompany the piano. This
will be decided addition to the mu-
sic We have one of the finest choruses
ever gotten together here and this re-
inforced with about four more instru-
ments will make music that will be
worth going miles to hear,
The matter of making way for a
school of methods specializing on Sun
day school work was considered. Prof
T. ]. Currey, who was present, was
given the floor to speak to this point
In very earnest and pointed address
he showed the advantage of such a
move The matter was referred to the
Board of Directors who will give seri-
Gus consideration to the suggestions
made.
The association expressed in the
most appreciative terms the faithful
work of the Board of Directors. With
in the last two years debt of ovel
$500 has been cleared and the affairs
of the association are in the best o.
condition. 1t goes to show that Rug
giles Campmeeting is 4 progressive In
stitution. While campmeetings have
died off in many places Ruggles in
creases year after year.
At the adjournment of the associa'
ton the Board of Directors was called
| together and organized for the new
year, by the election Of the following
officers:
President, John r. Brodt
Secretary, Rev. W. S. Peters
Treasurer, ]. H. Richardson.
The board then adjourned to meet
Monday to wind up the business of this
campmeeting.
This has been another of those days
when it Is truly good to be alive. The
camp has had many visitors during
the day. Outside the religious services
of the day, the campers have had great
times socially. The young folks are
il dulging in games everywhere.
Rev. and Mrs. c. w. Williams of the
Germantown M. E. Church South ar
rived today and will be guests at the
Maxwell cottage during the remain
der of the meetings
Rev. T. L. Stotler and Mrs. Ber
Rapp and family of Marathon, Ohio
fcame In last evening and stayed until
today.
Mrs. Bette Trisler, of Maysville
and sister, Mrs. Gala Mckee, of Belle
vue visited at the Simons cottage to.
day.
Mr.. Richard Rayborn. of Paducah
is attending campmeeting, being the
guest of Mrs. o. o. Dodd.
Mrs. Mary Heflin, of Maysville, and
daughter, Mrs. c. w. Buck, and son
Harry, of Indianapolis, were in camp
for a short time this afternoon greet
ing old friends. It's their first trip
here for twenty years and they OF
course noted the many changes in the
camp.
Revs. o. W. Robinson, of Russell
Kentucky, and LIGHTLY, Of Maysville
came out this evening to remain over
night and to hear the evangelist.
Mrs. D. E. Knight came today tc
spend few days and Is stopping with
Misses Knight and Anderson in the
Kentucky Home.
The days services: Early prayers
led by our beloved blind preacher
Bro. Cheap. 1t is wonderful to see hin
lead service. He can recite grea
portions of the Holy Word, and car
sing hymns by the score from memory
And that is the sort Of service he held
1t was a delight to sit in service
where no books were used-everythins
coming forth spontaneously from
hearts DESTROYS of worship.
Rev. Chas. Mitchell, Of Vanceburg
preached a good sermon at the morn
ing church hour.
Another fine young peoples servic,
under the leadership of Rev. HarroI
this afternoon. His varied methods O.
interesting the young folks is proving
very helpful.
Evangelist Humble delivered an.