The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1921-07-29

brought q highly interesting message
from the beautiful and instructive BIZ
BILE story Of the visit OF the Queen OF
Sheba to King Solomon. At 4 o'clock
Mrs. Ashley gathered her crowd OF
children together for an opening meet
ing. There is such large number OF
children on the grounds that she is
sure to have one of the big tasks OF
the campmeetipg, yet one of the pleas
ant works, nevertheless, for to dead
the children to one who loves the
work, brings great joy to the leader.
Brief mention has already been
made Of Or. .Birney. His opening SER
mon was a warning and invitation to
the church to herald the Gospel 10
the unsayed. The evangelist, follow
ing many years of successful pastor
ates, was overseas during the late war
as "Y" man and saw much OF the
horrors of the war. His sermon
abounded in great lessons learned
through his war experiences. The larg-
est audience heard with the keenest
interest the message and the greater
part of the crowd pledged their CO.
operation and prayers for the success
of the evangelistic campaign.
DR.. John Lowe Fort is expected TO-
morrow and according to the program
given out by the district superintend-
ents. DR.. Fort will have charge OF all
the morning services during his stay
with us. His special work Will pc
along the line of the Sunday schooi'
He will be the morning preacher for
Sunday thus giving those who attend
the first Sunday an opportunity TO
hear man who has done such great
work in the Centenary. DR.. Birney
will be the Sunday evening preacher
and most likely the afternoon preacner
also. as many will desire to hear MN
who cannot stay until evening ing
first Sundays program will be a good
one and there should be as many mere
that day as the last Sunday we are
assured of specially good music for
the day. Several members OF the pop
Mar Rows Band of Maysville Will be
present to help in the chorus: Don
miss the first Sunday. 1t VIII pe
good one. ,on
Ministers to arrive today have peen
Rev. George Hugh Birney, evangelis'
of cleveland, Ohio, Rev. ], NJ. Literal
district superintendent Of the Coyihe,
ton district, Rev. w. H. Davenport anu
family of Ashland, Rev. l.. Z. GaSoey
and family of Lucasville, Ohio.
Revs. w. H. Morris, of Maysville,
and L. C. Morris, of Paintsville, were
in the camp for short time during
the afternoon. ,.
Messrs. Leo Hannah and ]. Albert
Hill, of Maysville, spent the day with
their families.
DR.. and Mrs. VIM r. Hord, Mrs.
Ferd Hechinger, Mrs. Rebecca FOX, o.
Maysville, and Miss Louise Oridge, OF
Norwood, Ohio, spent THE afternoon
and evening visiting with frlends III
camp and attending the first evangei,
istic service. They were all delighted
with the appearance of the camp ana
the meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cabler, Mrs. John
Brodt, Miss Lutte Collins, Mrs. Alce
Bramel, Mrs. Bruce Maxwell and NJ
tie daughter, Chas. Rudder and family,
Mr.. Willard Wright and SO many
others that we were unable to keep up
with all their names, Joined the camp
ers today. The onrush of campers mas
inst simply over-flowed the camp. The
only vacant rooms are those held down
by contract and will be occupied by
Sunday.
A little birthday party was given at
the Griffith rooms in the Kentucky Inn
this evening in honor of Kenneth Grill
fifth who has attained his twenty-sixth
birthday. There was nice little fame
ily gathering to which ice cream and
cakes were served. Kenneth is splen-
did young fellow and we are hoping ne
will hereafter become one OF our reg
ular campers.
A special committee Of our best
young people was appointed this after
noon BY Superintendent Davenport TO
plan for the young peoples meetings:
IJpon their invitation DR.. Birney will
give the address tomorrow. afternoon
using as his subject "The Chambers OF
Imagery"
Those who contemplate attending
Sunday will find the roads IN better
condition than for many years. This
was very noticeable the Fourth OF
July. The roads compare very favor
ably with any roads in the surround
ing counties. i
There will be no gate fees charged
on the first Saturday this year. And
all children under eight are admitted
free at all times. The Association is
very anxious for the children to come
and enjoy the camp and so they are
welcome at all times without one cent
charge.