The sun., 1900-08-14
JOIN
u TRIUMPHANT MARCH
At CAMPS Close
FrJndywine Summit Campmaet-
ing a Thing of
the Past.
DIR. MURRAY GOT MUCH PRAISE
Much Oft Success of the Camp Be-
longs to Him---He Worked
Exceedingly Hard But
Was Always in
JoviaI Mood.
From The SUMS STAFF Correspondent.

II Brandywine Summit, Pa, Aug 13.-
Brandywine Summit Camp was prac.
{icaly closed this evening with the
Usual closing exercises including the
march around the circle. TIE march
Which is always one of the greatest iea-
4hlres OF the closing exercises took place
I}mnedately after the evening revival
&#rvice.
Ri II was lead by Rev w. i. S Murray,
Fminister in charge; Mrs. Thomas Ben.
Hon, ofganist; Rev. Francis Marion Don
SIlen, leader oi tine choir and Norman
3IWinl e the cornetist. Next came the
ministers who were present ard after
Them the campers and visitors making
fn all at least 1000 people in the march.
eThe procession passed around the
Brounds seNeral times singing camp
Ameeting songs to TIE strains OF tine cornet.
They then entered the tabernacle.
HAfter short addresses by number of the
ministers and campers they were dis
&missed by Rev. Murray.
There was also march around the
chcle by the children after the 80
o'cock cheldren's service which attract
ftd much attention. There was about
200 Of the children and they were all
formed in line two abreast Immediately
after the service and marched around
the circle twice.
The march was also led by Rev. w.
y. S, Murray, Rev. Alfred I. Scott, Mrs.
Benson who led the children in singing
and Norman Winner, the cornetist.
Amopg others who took part besides the
children were Revs. A. w. Davis, James
Grove, Asbury Burke, r. M. Donlin, J.
w Jones and Aubrey Nandever.
Two OF the largest of the boys were
placed IN the middle Of the procession
aud each were given an American flag
which they waved during the march.
& The children after the march, again
entered the tabernac and were thank
ed by Rev. Murray for their attendance
and interest during camp. The. emil
dreL i'll turn thanked all those who had
taken any part in their meetings.
f& The campers were given chance to
rest this morning after "big Sunday"
the $50 pray er meeting which was lead
by Rev. Murray being the only service
II during the morning. The children's SER
vice was in charge OF Rev. James Grove
who spoke to them on forgiveness.
Both the |. 80 and 90 O'Clock holiness
meeting We're led by Rev. G. r. Tomp
Rms
AT the o'clock service an excellent
sermon was preached by Rev. George
4 Burke. His subject was ''The Heavenly
Home Gathered" ESsyBTS
III Rev. Asbury Burke conducted the
young peoples service at Z o'clock this
evening. An interesting and eloquent
sermon was preached by Rev. ]. P. Oils
after the young peoples service. A
YTeuslng revival FOLLOWED after which the
march was begun.
sN The last service of camp will be a
prayer meeting at s 30 O'Clock tomorrow
morning
Though the present camp has not been
as large as in former years many Of the
old campers think that it is one OF the
best ever held here
Much OF the success of the calpp be-
longs to Rev. Murray, minister in
charge, who has worked exceedingly
bard. Rev. Murray is always in
joyial mood and is very popular with
every one.
A number of families moved away to-
day and it is expecte that by tomorrow
nlght the greater maj ,rity Of them will
have moved There was quite large
crowd on the grounds to witness the
closing services this evening.