The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-28
DEDICATION OF
Lane INN HELD
At RUGGLES CAMP
Large Crowd on Grounds for Formal
Opening Held Today, Says
Richardson In, First
Letter.
(By J. H. RICHARDsON.)

'hS biouhuo ehio thc uoy poioic thC pO-
ginning than there usually are by the
first Sunday. Campers have been ar
riving steadily since Monday morning
One coming into the grounds today
would think the meetings were in the
second week If they judged by the ap-
pearance Of things. Nearly all cottages
are full, the hotel is in full blast and
are all set for the ringing
Of the first bell in the morning at 6
o'clock for sunrise prayer meeting. 1t
is an early hour but we have an
early" man to lead the service in
the person of Rev. e. N. Early, of Ad-
vance, KY, who is camping his first
time at Ruggles..
Many are interested in Just who are
here and we will try to give an idea of
those present. In the Kentucky Inn
are: Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Griffith and
two sons, Richard and Kenneth, apd
Mrs. Kenneth Griffith and little daugh-
ter, of Indianapolis, Ind; Mr. and Mrs.
J. w. Tolle, of Dayton, Ohio; Miss
Anna King and Miss Marie Duzan, Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Carpenter, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. H. Richardson and daughter, and
their guest Miss Austin Fleming, Of
Maysville.
In the new building, the Lane Inn,
there are Rev. T. B. Ashley and family
of Pikeville, KY; Mr.. Henry Morris
and daughter, Miss Matte of Coving-
ton; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Lane and Mrs.
Mollie Shepherd, Of Ashland; Mrs.
VIM. Rosser, Of Maysville, and grand
daughter. Miss Lotta Mae Ohlinger. of
Cincinnati; Mrs. DR.. Heflin, of New
port, KY; Mrs. Belle Smith and Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Weis and daughter, of
Maysville, Mrs. Chas. Vicroy and son.
of Maysville, Mrs. G. H. Turnipseed
and daughter, and Miss Catherine
Forman, Of Rectorville
On Northoott avenue there are: Mrs
J. c. Simons and son, Col. and Mrs. W.
H. Thomas, of Burtonville, and the
Misses Williams and guests of Ewing.
In the Avenue Building are: Mrs:
J. A. Hill and Mrs. Leo Hannah and
children of Maysville.
In the Children's Chapel are Mrs.
Lille Virgins and Mrs. w. w. Keys
and sons of Maysville, Mrs. Gordon of
Mt. Carmel, and Messrs. Lykens, Hen
dirk, Cooper and Lashbrook.
The following cottages in Tabernacle
Square are already occupied; Harold
Hamrick and family of Tolesboro, the
Misses Bierbower, of Maysville:. Col.
W. D. Hendrickson and wife, of Vance
burg; ]. H. kirkland and daughters, of
Maysville; Rev. and Mrs. w. G. Brad
ford and son, of Augusta; MIR. and Mrs.
VIM. Sons, Rev. and Mrs. o. W. Rob-
inson, of Russell; Rev. E. N. Early and
daughter, Of Advance, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. E. Bare, and Mr. and Mrs. H. c.
Yazell and family of Maysville; Mrs.
Moody and Miss Herbert, of Rector
Vile; Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Hinton, from
Epworth; Clarence Stevens and fam
lily, Rev. W. s. Peters and family, Of
Maysville; and Miss Irwin, of Toles-
boro; Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Daulton and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Jones, Of Mays
Vile; DR.. and Mrs. ]. B. O'Bannon, Of
Mt. Carmel; Mr.. and Mrs. John Walsh,
John R. Brodt, Mr.. ]. L. Markwell and
family, Mrs. James Hutchinson, of
Maysville; Mrs. John Crane, Of Mays
Vile, and daughter, Mrs. John Power,
Of Lexington; Rev. N G. Griswold and
family of Tolesboro, and Mr.. W. l..
Davidson, of Covington.
Besides these already named there
is the hotel force headed by Mine Host
Hamrick and sons, of Tolesboro. Now
say we haven't some crowd to start
with. We have possibly omitted some
not Intentionally, however. Camp
ers will remember newspaper head
quarters and give us the news then we
will do our best to make this part of
the campmeeting life interesting.
Master Robert Peters will again be
the "newsy" Of the campmeeting. II
you want a Maysville paper Just let
Robert know 1t and he will deliver the
goods.
According to pre-arrangement the
new building was duly dedicated this
evening with appropriate ceremonies.
In the absence of District Superintend-
ent Davenport the service was in
charge of Rev. 7. B. Ashley who as
sembled the campers about the build
ing and led in several rousing hymns
then called upon President John Brodt
to lead in prayer. Rev. G. N. Jolly, d.
D., one of the Oldest preachers on the
grounds and one who has attended
longer than any other minister, was
called upto to give talk along histor-
ical and reminiscent lines. This DR..
Jolly did TO the entertainment and edi-
fication Of all The writer was then
called upon TO tell something Of the
progress Of the campmeeting and TO
present It for dedication. This was
done and 1t ths close Of his rsmarks