The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-08-02

WINGED than ever that in Drs. Fort and
Birney the camp has two men working
together that make up the best team
we have ever had. DR.. Fort gave a
very practical address this morning
on the active side of church life; in
the afternoon in short half hour he
gave US a wonderful lesson from the
two Bible characters, "The Rich
Young Ruler" and Paul" In this talk
he wonderfully convinced everyone
present that If we are to gain anything
we must give ourselves away in con-
secrated life.
Our Third street pastor, Rev. W. S.
Peters. led our early prayer service,
thus preparing us for the good things
of the day.
Then DR.. Birney brought us the
evangelistic message from the subject,
"The Family Name of God" A large
Monday night audience heard the SER
mon. The altar service which followed
the sermon was one Of deep feeling
and earnestness. Our people are get
ting really into the work of the cam
paign. People are asking to be prayed
for Others are asking prayers for
their children and other members of
their families. The solicitude of many
of the workers augurs well for the
success of the meetings.
Bro. Ashley is doing some great
work with the Gospel songs. Special
numbers are given nearly every serv-
Ice. This evening he sang as solo
the touching message in song, Ivory
Palaces" A male quartet is being used
very effectively. Over the weekend
several members of the Maysyille
bands who, by the way or of our Meth
odist churches, assisted much with the
music.
Our hotel man Hamrick is giving
unusually good service. The newly
outfitted rooms are proving quite at
tractive. The kitchen and dining room
service is good. With our friend
Yazell to look after the dining room
and A. E. Bobbittt as head waiter, a
job he has done with increased eff
cheney each year for seventeen years,
no one can find cause for fault with
this part Of our campmeeting arrange
ments.
Mr.. Chas. Putnam, of Newport,
prominent candy manufacturer, is
stopping at the hotel for few days
and taking in the campmeeting.
At the Williams cottage "Edgewood
Cottage, they are entertaining this
week the following guests: Misses
Nettie Masters, of Latonia, Nettie Nc
Carly and Flora Rowland, of Ewing.
Miss Anna Mae Apologize, of Nepton,
will join the party on Thursday for the
remainder of the week.
Mrs Matte w. Redman, of Rector
vile arrived today for few days visit
with Miss Rena Mae Coryeil.
Mrs. Prather, of Maysville, moved in
this afternoon and is occupying rooms
in the avenue building. =.
Quite lot of interest is being taken
in the coming primary elections in
LOWS and Mason counties next Satur-
day. The campaign is warm here in
old Lewis as we'll as in Mason. The
camp will likely be short of the voting
class that day. AS this includes those
Of both sex now It will take a big
number away for part of the day. Ar
rangements are being made by many
to get to their voting places and back
as soon as possible.
Mr.. Geo. N. Harding came back to
camp this afternoon after spending the
Sabbath at his home church in Mays
vile.
Rev. N. H.. Young, OF Paintlick ar
rived this afternoon. Bro. Young is
one Of our regulars. His presence with
Us is always a blessing.
Misses Rosa and Ota Hayslip, Of
Joined the increasing num-
Der Of campers today.
Mrs. Maxwell, OF Portsmouth, Ohio,