The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-30
STRONG SERMONS
Being DELIVERED At
THE CAMP GROUNDS
Campers Are Greatly Pleased with
Eyangellst-New Campers
Are Arriving Daily.

Many has been such remarks made to
the writer since the Fourth Of July
Just wait until campmceting then
we'll have rain" The rains have come
and all are glad. It has put new
feeling OF gladness into the hearts OF
the people. And how beautiful II has
made the campgrounds! 1t will sure
ly be good to see Sunday. No dust.
Everything bright and cheerful. And
the best preaching and singing and So
ciability one could ask for. Everyone
is predicting the largest first Sunday
crowd we have ever had.
DR.. Birney the evangelist is simply
getting hold of our people. Such
earnest and heart-searching sermons
have seldom been heard al Ruggles.
His large experience in great pastor
ates and later his wonderful war ex-
perlence has made him man Of keen
discernment-one who knows human
nature like a book. With such knowl-
edge and ability he gets right at our
heart strings. SO far he has given us
three messages and already there are
signs Of good results. 1t will no doubt
create greater interest in his work for
the public to know the general outline
of his sermons for the remainder of
the campmeetings. Here are his SUBJ
jects:
Sunday evening - "Over the Top -
No Mans Land"
Monday evening "The Family
Name of God"
Tuesday -.--"The Tragedy of the
Empty House"
Wednesday - Ringing the Bells of
Heaven"
Thursday 1.-THE Hammers and
Nails Of SIM"
Friday - "The Marks of Heaven
and He'll"
Saturday-"The Suicide Of the Soul"
Sunday morning-"The Fellowship of
the Nrst-Born."
Sunday afternoon 2:30 o'clock -
"The Tragedy of the Eleventh Hour"
A special invitation is given all eX-
service men to attend the Sunday eve
ming service when he breaches from
the subject "Over the Top-No Mans
Land" The attendance at every serv-
ice so far is just about double that of
former years. With a'big rain this eve
ming the tabernacle was well filled.
This is surely indicative of the in
creased interest in this old campmeet-
ing.
The morning prayer service was led
today by Rev. N. G.. Griswold, of Toles-
boro, and was full Of the spirit of the
meeting. At 1O:3O Rev. L. C. Godbey
of Lucasville, Ohio, brought a splen-
did sermon.
There is quite demand for the lit
tie campmeeting booklet recently got
ten out as souvenir of Ruggles camp
meeting. Many are the words of
praise heard about the booklet. Camp
ers are mailing them to friends far
and near. This is sure to work TO the
growth of the campmeeting.
Rev. A. w. Insko, of Nicholasville, is
today's addition to the force Of min
isters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith will
leave for their home in Indianapolis,
Saturday, after very pleasant week
spent on the campgrounds with his
parents.
Mr.. r. P. Boyce, of Maysville, is en-
joying a few days of camp life the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lane.
Messrs. ]. r. Rowland, Of Orange
burg and E. f. Lyons, of New York
City, are among the hotel guests to ar
rive today.
The Misses Emmons and Bruce Wal
lingford, Of Mt. Carmel, are now oc-
cupying their rooms in the Kentucky
Inn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oral James and son
Claude, arrived today to become camp
ers for the rest of the meeting.
Miss Matte Irvine of Washington, is
a guest at the DR.. Irvine cottage.
Miss Rene Mae Coryell arrived to-
day and Is In her rooms in the Ken
lucky Inn.
Many improvements have been made
to the cottages owned by private fami-
lies during the past year. Several have
appropriate names over the doors. One
of the prettiest and most conspicuous
is the william cottage just at the en-
trance to the grounds. 1t has the ap-
pearance Of a beautiful rustic bunga-
low and has been named "Eedgewood
Cottage" Take a look at 1t when you
pass that way.
volley ball has been added to the
many games being enjoyed by the
campers. To mahy it is. an entirely
new game. That 1t is a great attrac-
ton is evidenced by the large crowds
that surround the players. 1t is a Wig
Iorous game for hot weather but they
all seem TO enjoy 1t.
The last room in the new Lane Inn