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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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rate prices during the period. The Ladies Auxiliary ofthe Board gave a reception including entertainments, which con-tinued during this time. A banquet was given on Wednesdayevening, followed by a grand concert by the Auditorium choirand Choral Society on Thursday evening, while on Friday even-ing a Winter Lawn Party, illustrative as a dream of Eden,charmed all who were privileged to be present, and deepenedtheir attachment to Ocean Grove as a place they have learned toconsider as-their own. Lectures and Entertainments. In connection with the Summer School of Theology, DeanPrice delivered a lecture clearly defining the gospel attitudetoward Faith Healing and Christian Science. Hon. J. P. Dolli-ver on Public Virtue a Question of Politics. Dr. Purvis lecturedon the Representative Epistles of the Xew Testament. Dr.Fuller on the Sources of Power in Oratory. Mr. Ellsworth onArnold and Andre. Dr. Winchester on the London of a CenturyAgo, and another on English Lakes. Albert Armstrong on the
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OCEAN GROVE CAMP MEETING ASSOCIATION. 27 Bonnie Briar Bush. Professor Peckhain on Liquid Air. Dr.Con well on the Heroism of a Private Life, and a general addressby Dr. Gates. Music. The music of the season has been under the training ofProf. Morgan, whose genius has given us a choir, organizedout of widely different material, but whose accord has beenas perfect as is found in churches where for years the singershave been trained together. Under his teaching voices appar-ently without capacity have developed capacity, and whichwere seemingly destitute of time and tune have found them-selves possessed of both. Its effectiveness was a marvel tothe people and added largely to the value of our services. In the meetings held in the Temple, Tabernacle andChapel, as well as the soloists of the platform a number ofladies gave their musical services without remuneration. The Childrens Festival Concert cost Professor Morganmuch of time and labor, but was one of the most enjoyablefeatures of the

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