The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1922-03-14
DATES ARE FIXED
FOR CAMP.mEET|NG::
INSTITUTE PLANNED
Interesting Meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of the Ruggles Camp.
meeting Association Is Held In
Maysville on Tuesday.

The spring meeting Of the Board Of
Directors Of Ruggles Campmeeting
Association met Tuesday morning at
the Third Street M. e. church. Those
present were District Superintendents
s. X. Hunt, of Ashland, and ]. M. Lit
eral, Of Covington, Revs. A. +. Felts,
Of vanceburg, N. G. Griswold, of
Tollesboro. e. v. Cole. Of East Mays
VILE, and laymen Col. w. D. Hendrick-
son. Of Vanceburg, J. r. Hinton, of
Epworth, and ]. H. Richardson of this
city. In the absence of the president.
John r. Brodt, who with Mrs. Brodt.
are at West Union attending funeral
8. X. Hunt was chosen chairman Of
the meeting. The secretary, Rev. w.
s. Peters, being detained because Of
illness, J. II. Richardson was chosen
to act in his place. One other men,
ber. Mr.. G. N. Hrding, was also alb
sent because of illness.
DR.. John Lowe Fort, Of Trinity NJ. E.
church, Louisville, who was made
dean Of the Euworth League Institute
to be held in connection with the next
campmeeing was here Monday in con-
sultation with Rev. Peters, manager Of
the institute and Rev. Hunt who was
appointed by the conference to ar
range for the institute. Their recon-
mendations were placed before the
Board of Directors at Tuesday morn
ing's meeting and unanimously adopt
ed. While the program for the insti-
tute is as yet incomplete yet 1t can be
safely announced that 1t calls for
some OF the best talent In Methodism
for the carrying forth Of the institute
idea during the campmeeting. This
part Of the campmeeting will be held
from Monday till Saturday Of the sec
end week of the campmeeting. The
greatest change to be made in the reg
ular campmeeting program will be the
occupation Of all the morning hours
with the various features of the insti-
tute. The whole afternoon will be
given over to recreation under the
direction Of an expert recreational d.
rector. The first three week days and
both Sundays will be conducted as in
the past. The evangelist and Sunday
preachers are yet to be secured. How
ever, Superintendent Hunt said he
could almost guarantee that Bishop
VIM. F. Anderson would give the camp
a visit on the last Sunday.
In order to take care Of the increas-
ed number Of campers that will be
drawn hither by the institute the
Board of Directors retains the twelve
best rooms in the hotel and will Sc
cure tents for all others who come.
Superintendent Literal announced
that the Conference Board of Educa-
tion would give $500 toward the pub
licity fund for the institute.
Rev. T. B. Ashley as musical direct
or and Miss Juanita Richardson as ac-
companist for both campmeeting and
institute sessions were chosen.
Col. w. d. Hendrickson, of Vance
burg, expert on keeping good order,
will again be chief police officer.
It was the sense of the board Of d.
rectors that the offering to the camp
ers Of the unexcelled opportunities for
such help as has never been offered
within the bounds Of the Kentucky
Conference before, will make Of Rug
giles Campmeeting training center
for young people that will do more to
popularize the campmeeting than any
thing yet attempted. The dates for the
campmeeting and institute will be
Thursday, July 9th, to Sunday, Au-
gust 9Th. Young people Of any de-
can attend. Plans for such
a profitable outing and vacation
should be made early. All communica-
tions and inquiries for information
about either campmeeting or Epworth
League Institute should be addressed
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