Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-29
CAMDEN CAMP PLANS
FOR GREAT MEETING
I, Will be a Mecca for the Poll
ticians, Especially on the
Three Sundays.

Camden Camp, one of Kent county s
most famous resorts, will open on Satur-
dav. July "a, and close on Sunday,
August s. Rev. T.. G. Sunfield of VIII
minrton will bc director of the camp
meeting, which position he has ably
filed for many years. His stall VIII
consist of Albert +. Wilde, chorister;
Mrs Albert T.. Wilde, pianist; Miss
Elsie Waller leader of children's services;
Rev. G. W. Moore, leader of Bible read
ings and Rev. Lewis Shelhom, evange-
list. The Morine Orchestra of VIII
mmgton will be in attendance.
With program of superior talent
Camden is anticipating great camp.
The grounds are being put IN excellent
condition. A large clearinghouse will
be provided for the public.
Camden Will bc a mecca for politicians,
especially on the three Sundays OF camp.
Director Sunheld announces the tol-
lowing program:
Saturday, July 24-7.3O p. m, or
uanization of choir.
sunday. July 25-0.30 a. m, love
feast. Rev. c. w. Moore, leader; 1890
n m. sermon, Rev. Carlisle l.. Hubbard;
80 p. m. children's service, Miss Elsie
Waller: y. m, sermon, DIR. Hubbard;
T3O u. m. evangelstic service.
Monday, July 26-7.30 p. m, I'm
portance of Early Conversions, Rev
{ II. Woolston.
Tuesday. July 81, Sunday school insti-
tutc 10 a. m, devotions; 10 10 q. m,
"How 90 Have and Maintain Teacher
Training Class" Rev. c. II. Ellis; l0.45
a m. "Religious Education Through
the sunday school" Rev. Henry G. Budd;
IIl5 n. m. conference, what is the
Lack and Need in Sunday schools
l3N .. m, Primary Methods" Miss
Elsie Waller; p. m, Sunday school
Organization" Rev. Milton McCann;
2i5 D. m. season in song; 3 p. m, Value
Of Object Teaching in Sunday School
Work. DIR. Woolston; 3.45 p. m, ques-
tion box: p. m, song service: 40 2. m,
s'What 20 Teach and What Not TO Teach
in Sunday Schools DR. Woolston.
Wednesday, July Is, Sunday school
institute-l0 ,. MI. devotions; lu.l3
q M, conference, 'How to Conduct
Sunday School Session. Rev. Milton
Mccain: IO.45 a. m, "How Can the
Sunday School Home Department he
Made More Effective?" Rev. G.. w.
Bounds; Ills a. m, departmental work
ers' conference; |. 80 p. m, primary work
demonstrated, Miss Elsie Waller 2 p. m,
How To Win and Hold Boys IN Sunday
Schools" DIR. Woolstoni 2.45 p. m,
season in song; p. m, BEST Methods
and Material for Study of Missions in
sunday Schools" Rev, J. w. Colona;
$50 p. m, experiences with mission
study classes: y. m, song service; 745
u. m. address, Rev. Milton Mccain.
Thursday, July 20, Sunday School
Day-l0 a. m, devotions; l0.l5 q. M,
Possibilities of the Adult Bible Class"
Rev. R. II. Nichols; III a. m, exercise,
Magnolia Methodist Episcopal Sunday
school: l30 y. m, exercise, Wyoming
Methodist Episcopal Sunday school;
AIS D. IN, object lesson, DR.. Woolston;
3 y m, concert by the choir, assisted
hy MIR and Mrs. Arthur Wilson of VIII
mington; 7.30 p. m, solos, duets, quartets
and full chorus.
Friday, July 1910 p. m, religious
service.
saturday, July $3.50 p. m, musical
'by the choir and the Morine Orchestra.
Sunday, August l-9.3o a. m, Christian
testimony; 1920 a. m, sermon, Revv.
George {. Williams; 80 p. m, children's
lections by the Morine Orchestra; p. m,
sermon, DR.. Williams; Z. p. m, song
service; 1s5 p. m, sermon, Evangelist
Monday, August 2-7 30 p. m, sermon,
Evan gelist Shelhorn.
Tuesday, August 3, Woman's Christian
Temperance Union Day-Full program
TO be announced
Wednesday, August 4-10.3o a. m,
Bible reading; 80 p. m, sermon, Evange-
list Shelhorn.
Thursday, August 5000 a. m, an
hour with Saint Mark; p. m, sermon;
7S0 p. m, sermon, Evangelist Shelhorn.
Friday, August $50 p. m, sermon,
Evangelist Shelhorn.
saturday. August 7-7.30 p. m, musi-
cal by the choir and the Morine Or
chestra.
Sunday, August s-e.30 a. m, Christian
testimony; 1890 a. m, sermon, Rev.
4. J. J. Wright; Las p. m, selections by
the choir and the Morine Orchestra
3 p m, sermon, DR.. Wright; 1.30 p. m,
closing service.