The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-05

opment of his subject. II you are not
at Ruggles Campmeeting Sunday be
sure to hear DR.. Ryder at the chautau.
qua.
There has been a regular Sunday
crowd in the camp this evening. In
our more than twenty-five years at
this campmeeting we have never seen
anything like as many people here on
week night. The tabernacle was al
most full, a most unusual thing for a
week night. No doubt but that the
wonderful preaching Of DR.. Birney is
drawing the people. Such earnest at
tention as the crowds are giving sure
ly means much for the results of the
meetings.
1t will be well to announce here
that DR.. Birney will deliver two great
sermons on Sunday, the last day Of the
meeting. His subjects for that day
will be, morning, "The Fellowship of
the First Born" evening, 1.-THE Trag-
edy Of the Eleventh Hour" The man
agement is preparing for the greatest
crowd in the history of the campmeet-
ing. In DR., Birney we feel that we
have a preacher we can recommend
as one who will fulfill the largest ex-
pectation of anyone. Come and hear
him.
The usual order Of services will be
followed out on Sunday The morning
prayer service at 6 a. m. Visitors
would enjoy being at that service. Why
not start early enough to take in every
service of the day? AT 8 a. m. the
campmeeting love feast will be held
with Mr.. G. N. Harding as leader The
preaching services will be at 1890 a.
M, 2:S0 p. m. and the closing service
at 1880 p. IN. We have a tentative
promise Of the Trinity M. e. Church
orchestra, Of Augusta, also their male
quartet for the Sunday services. If
they should come a real musical treat
is in store. Even should they not come
Director Ashley has fine program
Of music by our campmeeting choir.
The annual memorial service was
held today at the morning church hour
Rev. G. N. Jolly was chosen to preach
the sermon which was on the subject
Heaven" No need to say it was a
good sermon. Many times has DR..
jolly been selected for this occasion.
He is so we'll versed in the Holy Bible
that he brings to those in sorrow the
wonderfully comforting words of the
Bible in such a way that one is
brought to rejoice for the wonderful
hope Of the Christian. Those campers
who have died during the year were
Rev. c. w. Williams of the NJ. E
Church, South, Germantown, Carter
Hamrlck, Mrs. Off Hendrix, Mrs. Hen.
ry V. Morris, Harry Foxworthy and
Mrs. Geo. Arnold Following the ser.
mon the sacrament of the Lords Sup.
per was administered to large crowd
of communicates.
The morning prayer service was
conducted by another new preacher
Rev. F. w. Points, Of the vanceburs
circuit
DR.. Fort had charge Of the afternoon
service. He gave us another wonder
full message on the Sunday school, EN-
phasizing the value Of religious educa
ton. 1t was inspiring to hear him tel
how the child should be taken at brit
and gradually trained in the Christian
life. At 10 a. m. tomorrow he will Civ,
his final talk it being PLAY and Re
ligion." This will be popular service
and one profitable to leaders of tn,
young life of the church.
The board of directors met thii
morning and organized for the coming
year by re-electing the old officers
John R. Brodt, president; w. s. Peters
secretary, and ]. H. Richardson, treas
urer. J. R. Brodt and G. N. Harding
committee to allot ground to any
prospective cottage builders, there be.
ing those who desire to build soon af-