The evening Republican., 1902-08-16
TOMORROW IS
BIG SUNDAY.


The greater part of to-day will be
spent in preparing TOR "Big Sunday
which ls tomorrow. Providing the
weather is clear the largest attend.
ancc Of this aamp will no doubt bs
present. The regular services were
con tinued yesterday.
In the m orniug the Rev. d. [.
Hanna preached an eloquent sermon.
| His subject was The Saving Power
the text being from Jule, a and %:
"Now until hun that is able to guard
you from stumbling and to set you
before the presence OF his glory with
out ble.nish In exceeding Joy, 30 the
only God our Savior. through Jesus
Christ our Lord, Le glory, majesty.
dominion and power -
DR.. Hanna pleaded for the preva.
lence Of truth. spirituality and hu.
mility in mankind. and while recog-
nizing the efficacy OF prayer to heal,
he said he had no patience with some
OF the beliefs CT the Christian Scien'
fists.
His discourse was Of the stirring
revival kind, and awakened much
enthusiasm. 1t was followed by AN
altar service. In which many persons
participated, but there we're no c)n.
versions.
Tie chlldren's meeting ut 1.3o
O'Clock. was in charge OF the Rev.
w e. Cotfmln Of iIiam, who made u
brief speech. The Rev. DR.. q. W.
Prettym n also exhorted the little
ones To lead Christian lives, and
many promised 10 do So
The Rev. E. II. Dlsllicil, OF Mt.
Lebanon NJ. E. Church, led thA holt.
ness me.ting at O'Clock. i1e is
thoroughly ut hon, when conducting
a pentecostal meeting. The servica
continued until O'Clock, SO great
was the Interest manifested 10 It,
Mr.. DashielI NJ ade an exposition Of
the Lords prayer.
The youas peoples nesting in tine
evening Was the most interesting Of
these rallies thus far held. 1t was in
charge OF ths Rev. w. L. S. Murray
whoi an enthusiastic leader Many
persons gave C.'riStian testimony
andthc Rev. W.. T. CoIfnln mlle an
address on ''Ihristian Service. A
feature was the singing Of favorits
hymns.
Mrs. Benson and Mrs Parker sang
"ln His Hands," and Miss Julia
Baynard sang II Belong to the Lord
10 the course Of the service.
The speak ers tomorrow will bo
the Rev, II. S. Dulaney in the morn.
ing, tie Rev t. III. <Dashielf in tho
aft ernoon, and tie Rev.. {. W.
Prettyman in the evening.
Professor J. II. CIym.r, Of vii.
m;ngto1, visited camp today. He
has been visiting in Chester county
and stepped here on his way home.
Some of the tenters expressed de.
sire to have professor Clymer act as
musical director next year,f Evan.
gelist Smith is engaged to lake
charge of the services.
The Rev. and Mrs. j. D. c. Hanna
called on numerous friends while
here today. Mrs Hanna says shs
would like TO tent here next year.
She and DR., Hanna are delighted
with West Chester.
George w. Todd arrived today to
remain over Sunday.
James II. Wyatt and j. e, Nor
row werc visitors today aud enjoyed
the services.
Thomas Wilson and Mrs. Eliza.
beth Lyman, Of Wilmington, spent
the day in camp.
Miss Ada J. Garner, of Roxborough
arrived today. aud 10 being enter
taincd at dew Drop Inn" on tue
circle.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Stafford OF
Wilmington, were guests at the tent
CT j. II. Kilmer tcday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Tindall were
guests u! the tent of Charles Tiniall
today.
Mrs. Chaeles Reese AMI Miss Jeu-
nic Sheldon visited Mi. and Mrs.
William A. Hukiil during tho dlv.