The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1920-08-06
RUGGLEs CAMP
(By J. II. RICHARDSON.)

WSeh-udy VI Iue Calupneotin6' lhSio
are always many visitors on Memo
rial Day." This service was held at
the morning church hour. Rev. G. N.
Jolly, d. D., of Bellevue, was chosen
to preach the memorial sermon. We
always expect big sermon when Dr.
Jolly breaches and our expectations
were again fulfilled. 1t was very
beautiful and impressive service. The
hymns sung we're such as to give COM
fort to the Borrowing - "The Home of
the Soul" 1T Is Well With My Soul"
and 20 Think of the Home Over
There" being of the number sung. Mr..
]. Robert Currey sang very sweetly
and tenderly Tennyson's Crossing the
Bar" At the conclusion of the dis
course the Holy Communion of the
Lords Supper was administered to a
large number of communicates. For
mer campers who have passed to the
Homeland of the Soul" during the
past year are: Rev. E. L. Shepherd,
Chas. e. Shekell, Johnson Thomas,
Mrs. Jennie Harding, Mrs. e. R. Over
ley, Edward B. Piper Mrs. Lutte Lane,
Miss Lavisa Bonniwel, Mrs. Julia
Devaugn Burris, Mrs. Esther David
son, Mrs. Margaret Toncray, A. E,
Parsons, and Mrs. Adah Porter Hicks.
We are all looking forward now to
the last Sunday of the campmeeting.
For the information of those who are
o come we wish to announce that the
Rev. H. H. Miller, d. D. of Ashland,
Kentucky, said to be one of the most
eloquent preachers in Methodism, and
who has wide reputation as an evan
gelistic preacher, will preach both
morning and afternoon.
The morning praise service, always
a service of great interest on the sec
ond Sunday, will be led by Mr. Geo.
N. Harding, and will begin at $3.50. Try
and come early enough for this serv-
Ice.
Mr.. Henry V. Norris, of Covington,
arrived today for short visit, the first
time for many years. He is stopping
in the Crane cottage with Mr.. W. L.
| Davidson.
Rev. J. NJ. Literal, District Superin-
tendent, came to camp this afternoon
having just returned from an extended
trip to Washington, D. c., New York
and other Eastern cities. He will have
charge Of the meetings from now till
the close.
Mrs. D. p Glasscock is spending a
few days In camp a guest at the Kelly
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs George H. Turnipseed
arrived today for a stay Of few days
with their daughters and guests.
The campmeeting census was taken
this morning by the following volun-
teer enumerators: Misses MAMMA Mae
Kelly and Lillian Muse, Rev. T. B. Ash
ley, j. Robert Currey, Harold Ham
rick and Stanley Williams. The re-
suit will be of interest to many we are
sure. The total number encamped this
year is Ala. This number will be in
creased to at least $50 by Saturday
night by those who come in for the
last few days This year the campers
hail from nine states and the District
of Columbia, as follows: Kentucky,
Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Colorado, Mich
igan Pennsylvania and Florida. Forty
nine postoffices are represented. De-
nominationally the camp is divided as
follows: Methodists, 80; Disciples, SO (;
Presbyterian, II; Baptists, IL; Lu-
theran, /; Episcopal, /; Catholics, 4 !;
not members of any church, 70. This
number shows the capacity of the
camp until more cottages and rooms
are provided. Included in this num-
Der Is nineteen ministers that have
been present during the meeting.
Think what privilege to hear the
Gospel from so many different preach
ers. 1t is one of the valued opportuni-
ties offered by this campmeeting.
The special committee appointed by
the Association yesterday has had a
Cincinnati photographer here today
getting several good views of the
grounds and buildings, the choir, and
the children from which cuts will be
made for the booklet to be gotten out
soon.
On account of the inability to Sc
cure the necessary equipment to put
on the stereoDtiCon lecture Sunday
night it has been called off, and the
closing service will be just an old
time campmeeting closing service.
The services Of today have all been
excellent. The memorial service has
already been referred to. The early
prayer service was led by Rev. c. W.
| Williams of the Germantown NJ. E.
Church South
The young peoples meetings under
the leadership of Rev. Harrop are
growing in interest and attendance
It's Bro. Harrop's first time with this
service and we've been wondering why
we have not had him in previous years
He certainly has the gift of gaining
the attention of the young people and
giving them something to think about
that will be Of real help to them.
The evening service took decided
turn, 1t was, as the evangelist termed
II "a breaking up time" there was