The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-08

The young peoples service ut 8 81
O'Clock drew together one OF the larry.
tst congregations Uf tho day. Oi
oourse the young were veil represent
oil an,l joined In the singing with 3 eli
fervor that the R1v. II y. Dulany. the
minister IN Charge before the opening
oil the service said he rost encouraged
anu lnoked forward 10 great results
1rom these meetings alone Keen
Close TO Jesus the old ana familiar
hymn which 40 Inspired the hearts OF
Ghfisonn men, women and even chill
oren Mt the camp last year was the
opening piece and the chorus was so
Justify shouted that til" eciIo could he
board great distance I ora the cufup
ground.
1t was a grand meeting and when
Rows. Hanna and White prayed for n n
putpourlDR OF the Holy Ghost the ser.
Vice had reached Its climax Leaning
on the Everlasting Arm was sung and
Mr. Gulany addressed the rongrega.
Ron on the necessity Of the olde. peo.
pie to help their children in order to
nuke the meeting II success. With
ouch assistance God would be pleased.
The young people comprise tho con.
Ing church aud therefore the great I'm
portance OF converting them to God
whon their hearts are tender. After
She exhortatlon Howard Mcdaniel and
MISS Ollver sang the solo. Jesus
Load Us" and an invitation was Ak.
tended which one lady aeceptod.
Al the close OF he service Nj. iIanna
hhHouneed that II there were penltent
souls at the altar at the young people a
meeting the regular preaching ser.
vice would he dispensed with They
are at work to save souls and 1t would
be done II all the afternoon sorYIces
had to be side'tracked. rs lie termed II.
The announcements for to-day were
Jamas q. Morrow
Z 30 O'Clock, prayer and testimony
meeting, Rev. William l.. White.
Corebran.
30 O'Clock, ohtldren's meeting, led
by Rev. l. ". Laytiud.
O'Clock, the Nomens Christian
Temperance Union. Addresses by
Presiding Elder Barrett. Rovs. j. Ii.
Howard and Robert Watt.
$50 O'Clock, young peoples meeting
key. IL. y. nulany. leader.
The preacher for the evening service
was not announced Mr Hanna ,teslr
Ing to wait until this morning.
The doxoibgy was sung and the
meeting was over.
THE EVENING SERVICE.
At 1850 tho bell called the little vii.
lbge OF worshippors together again
Tor the last service Of tine day. From
tho Methodist HymHal hymn No So
wRs sung the Hast VERGE Of whiCI
:eadsi
sod calling vet,
shall uut near.
EaitQ'p pienslte shall sill hold dear
Shall lilo .Hrt neetirg cars pn-s by,
And siill my soul In slumDer lie
1t was sung In that spirit wkic
hwakens the heart of the sluner to
realization but not to suoh an eBt.nl
that he fssIs bis entire dependence OF
Christ. Ibis sentiment was not over
looked by Rev. William > White IL
his prayer and before lie closed lie nsS
ID oil God downpoGr OF the Hol,
Spirit such as has never been seen o
Che camp ground. Last years wor
vas pleasant recollection, but tIod /
Sill ready to save aud that to the Vi
most all who Will come unto him. Mr.
Hanna again spoke eKhortinR all 1
help In tho great work. He wanted A!
formallty cast aside which would hay,
to be done II success would follow
Rev AshGry Burke. VI ndywin,
Church was the preacher His tex
was from John 49, 0: t1esus saith uu
70 him. l an the was tho truth All
The HE. 10 man Uameth unto til
Father but by me After the sermo
which was brief ono, tail Of hope 10
the sinner and tue wonderful love 0
Bod to all mankind, au invitation wa
given butit was not accepted.
lhe catnper5 then retired Ani In
nrst day OF camp was gene. MI
hanna said 1t WAS the most pieasgr
rrst dsy lie had ever spent OH til
Rfounds while other Christian me
exp cd them selves likewlse.
iin day was a. that could be- do
u vi. The air which illl4d the Eroy
MAS pure aud Ireah and Infused ne,