Evening journal., 1901-08-12
LAST DAY AT
SUMMIT CAMP
Work Of Packing Up VIII
Begin Tonight
MANY PRESENT YESTERDAY
Moro Visitors on The Grounds Than
Moro Visitors on The Grounds Than
iCr Many Years. Services
Largely Attended
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stan CORRESPONDENCE Evening Journal
Brandywine Summit Camp. Aug. 70
Big Sunday has come and gone
and the quietness which has come I'm
It's place rs unprecedented in the his
tory OF the camp. And a big Sunday
IL was In reality as well as in name
Not for many years has there been so
many persons on the grounds at one
ume' and conservative atatisticians
placed the attendance at 5000. though
many were inclined to believe that am
ouher thousand should have been added
TO the above figures.
From the time that the beaminp
iace OF the sun showed itself from ho-
hlnd the misty. blue hills until long
aiter the shades OF night had envei-
oped the camp an almost continual
stream OF vehicles and pcdesfrian,
Kept pouring into the grounds. A
Wluer variety of vehicles would bavo
neen hard TO find. they ranging from
the ancient blackboard TO the un-to-date
drag. Wheclmen. too. were I'm evi-
uehco. and mounted on steeds of all
classes ranging from the wheezv iro
cutter 20 the modern chainless thev
SpIeamed into camp from far distant
points. Farmers, too there were iu
plenty, and they brought their entire
families, eating their dinners I'm their
wagons, and while The women and chill
ufen attended the services In the after
noon, they sat around in comfort. dis
cusNlng crops and the weather.
Az night the circle was packed 10
such an extent thai walking was nor
ia from impossible, and It was long
past midnight when the last OF the
visitors had departed for their homes
lhis mornings services wcre very
quiet the Rev w. Is. Galloway com.
Quoting The love feast and PRAYER moot
Ing and Spiritual Director Prettvman
preaching. This afternoon the chfldrop
viii hold their walk around. and fbe
older persons win hold theirs tonight
All night long the work OF packing nm
will go on and by tomorrow night
camp Summit viii be a thing of the
past until another Summer shall have
rolled around.
While the number OF conversions
mas not passed tho one dozen mark.
Mr.. FreLtyman is well pleased with
tne work Of the camp I'm general. and
me great interest shown in the ser
vices is gratifying I'm the extreme.
Mr. Prettyman had charge of the
PRAYER meeting and love feast
Yesterday morning. and the sna-
'ious tabernacle was packed to MS ut-
most capacity. Intense enthusiasm
prevailed at the meeting. which contin-
led until the hour for preaching. An
sAnoftation was made by Evangelist
galloway at the close of tho services
md "hallcluiahs," and "amensi''
were almost continual during his tan,
The Rev. A. S. MOwbray PREACHED
ne morning sermon to monster CON
yregation. and chairs had TO be carried
rom cottages to accommodate thel
'rowd. He took for his subject. "Re-l
mission of Sins and the text found
n Acts \. l3. was ITO Him all fbol
prophets witness that through Hisl
lame whOsOever believeth I'm Himl
'hail receive remission of sins"
Ihe discourse rendered by Mr. Now |
lray was a powerful aIhl impressivel
me referring DO the many sins Of to-
lay, the great expense to which our i
and is put to punish the SHINING onesl
nd how simple. after all. is the rem-l
dy-the worship of Christ.
The criminal seeks q pardon" saidl
Or. Mowbray. "A long list OF names
S attached to the petition bv his
riends and carried TO his cell What
nguish fills the soul Of the condemned
nan when he secs the name of one
'ho alone can pardon. missingl Andl
is the same with the sinner. who
'ithout the saving grace Cf Christ. the
IA. ]
{ his crime" The service was char
cterized by special music. and the
loir under the directOrship Of Profes-
pr Dashiell rendered the anthem, 81
lave Set n Watchman on Thv Walls.
jerusalem while Miss Simmons
lng. Jesus is the Light"
HOLD BIG MEETING.
An enthusiastic congregation was
resent at the children's meeting undrl .
he auspices of the Rev w. G.. KOons.
no prepared a special program FOR I
le day. The Rv. A. S. MOwbray sangl
wilt Thou BE Made WhOle?n and fol- ,
wed with a sermOnette on children 2
Christians" D." Mr. Prettyman gave q {
lort talk, which was followed by a J
lk by Mr.. Kcons on children as /
'orkers for Christ" Master Walter j
lwdon and little Miss Alice McCol- s
n sang DO No Sinful Action" and q
living in the Sunlight"
The holiness meeting held in the tab
nacle at the upper end Of the grounds
charge Of the Rev q. r Tompkins r.
the afternoon was largely attended -
Id much enthusiasm prevailed
C CROWD HEARS COLORED DI-lh
VINE. lc
A monster congregation was present lw
the afternoon service. at which Pre-
ling Elder c. A Tindley. Of the Della
IRE Colored Conference. preached. A
-ge number Of colOred persons wcrCl
esent, and the circle about tho tab J
nacle was filled with these unable 4
obtain seats Mr. Tindley took for
J subisct. And Him Crucifed The
IL found in First Corinthians H. Is