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Title: Annual report
Year: 1869 (1860s)
Authors: Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Subjects: Methodist Episcopal Church
Publisher: (Ocean Grove, N.J.) : Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association of the Methodist Episcopal Church
Contributing Library: New Jersey State Library
Digitizing Sponsor: LYRASIS Members and Sloan Foundation

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t from the beginning; Mrs. K. Chandler, First Vice-President ; Mrs. Dr. I. Simmons, Second Yiee-President ; Mrs. Wm. H.Skirm, Third Vice-President ; Mrs. A. Kent, Fourth Vice-President ; Mrs.Dr. H.Wheeler, Corresponding Secretary; Mr.-. P. A. Thompson, Re-cording Secretary ; Mrs. Rev. J. R. Yankirk, Treasurer; Mr. C. E. Moore-head ; Mrs. Wm. Skidmore : Mrs. Dr. J. K. Knowles; Miss Richardson,Bombay, India ; Mrs. W. H. T. Reeves, Rev. Dr. Waugh, South India ;Miss Fannie Sparks, of India; Mrs. Lewis Evans; Mr-. Grace WeiserDavis; Mrs. Rev. Wm. P. Osborn; and Rev. Dr. S. H. Baldwin; Rev.I). Robinson of the Eurasian work in India. From the commencement, there were unmistakable evidences of thedivine presence and all the services were aglow with spiritual fervor. The ladies were highly gratified, and very much helped in their exer-cises by the presence of native missionaries from Bulgaria, Syria, etc., aswell as several returned missionaries from other foreign fields. 68 OCEAN GROVE, N. J.
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Miss Ethel Raphael Slugh. Graduate H. A.: Calcutta University, India. The Love Feast, on Saturday night, was at white heat. Most of thepersons speaking were, or had recently been, in the active missions workabroad. The sermon on Sabbath morning, was by Rev. S. L Baldwin, I).I)..for twenty-two yeari a missionary in China, but now Recording Secretaryof the Missionary Society of the Methodisl Episcopal Church, whoannounced the following as his text: I entreat thee also, true yoke fellow,help those women who Labored with me in the gospel. He gave an out-line of the work accomplished by this Society since its inception, in Bos- ton, on a snowy New England ling, March, 1869, by less than ten Ladies, when Miss Isabella Thobum was sent to India as its first mission-ary. He -In.wed what they had done and what they needed to meet theobligations continually pressing them. He did this in such a direct andimpressive way, thai all hearts were touched, and each felt like asking:Lord, whal wouldsl th

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