Evening journal., 1906-08-01

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perance committee Of the General As
sembly Of the Presbyterian Church. Pro-
fessor Scanlon was treated with the
largest audience the present campmeet-
ing has seem He chose for the subject
OF his address "rhe Relation Of the
Church to Temperance" At the close
Of the service Rev. William Stone sang
''Tho Green Door Swings on Its Hinges
Many Of the visitors stayed to the
evening service which was spiritually
the strongest service OF the camp. Ow-
ing TO a severe cold Dr. Bolton was con-
fined to his tent and Drs. Wyatt. Murray
and Tompkins were on the platform. De-
c. r. Wyatt preached.
To Save the Lost.
lie took for his theme "To Save the
Lost, d" and his text was the tenth verse Of
/ the 10Th chapter Of the Gospel Of 81.
Luke. "Isor the Son Of Man is come TO
/ seek and TO save that which was lost "
/ Dr. Wyatt related the incidents which
gave the verse It's environment and po-
tency. He told the story of zaocheus, .hc
tax gatherer, his wish TO see Christ, his
tNtNtttIN ~ tNN I'll ttiNf anu tAAN hANN"AtD AN
received.
He called attention to the idea OF
the text that all are lost Lost to
hope. 20 happiness, to Heaven and
that unless something Is found to save.
al must perish.
He then told the story OF the Son Of
Man, OF how He came TO earth, OF
what he suffered and died, and pic
tured the seeking Christ"
Always everywhere he seeks man to
bring him back TO himself.
DR. wyatt told the story Of the sal
walton Of saul OF Tarsus and Of Mary
Magdalene as evidence Of the saving
power of Christ. and Of the fixing of
the great gulf as told In the parable of
Dives and Lazarus as an evidence
OF the eternal and everlasting element
In Gods Justice. He preached the
plain old Gospel with a grand ring to
II and when he got through people
were filled with the spirit and DR..
Murray conducted the successful after
meeting at which many came to the
altar and four professed conversion.
Miss Mabel Parker sang very sweet
ly as O soprano solo "Wll They Know
! am Coming at the beginning Of the
service.
To-day and Tomorrow.
To-day is Epworth League Day and
the leaguers are out In full swing The
quiet hour was In charge Of DR.. MUIR
ray. His subject was Growth" Tho
Rev. l.. E. Poole preached at 1890. At
? o'clock the Rev r. X. Stephenson
was the speaker at the Junior League
services and at Q o'clock Samuel II.
Baynard, Jr., delivered the address Of
the League.
Tonight the Rev. c. L. Fltz George
OF Beverly n. j.. will preach.
Presiding Elder A. $. Mowbray will
preach tomorrow morning and even
ing and the Rev. Thomas L. Poulson
in the afternoon.
Camp Jottinss.
The old time religion got into the
hearts Of many last night and when
ten o'clock came there were still
groups here and there IN the Taber-
nacle.
superintendent Perry says the
Tabernacle did not leak yesterday.
/ The automobile service has come to
4 be one of the features Of the trip 10
the camp ground. The chaneurs viii
take you out as quick or as slow as
you wish Twelve minutes was the
record made by one car yesterday.
Singing on the circle after the meet
/ Ing is over has come to be quite a fad
with the young folks.
There was not much sleep in the
preachers tent last night. Some OF
the young bioods who were taken In
for the night rewarded their bene-
factors with a general disturbance.
Everything from cat calls to upset
hunks went
The NTH full day OF the campmoet-
! Ing is' now on and the interest IS in
creasing. one Of the trustees remark
cd that two days extra should be
added for the rainy days which marred
the opening meetings
Many were the solicitous inquiries
made at Dr. Bottoms tent as his
! health and welfare yesterday and to-
/ day. The doctor has endeared himself
to the tenters.
There were quite a number Of good
voices amongst the company OF young
people who made the hack ride to
camp and before they left they gave
the tentcrs a treat.
Personals.
Among the guests entertained by
Mrs, j. w. Shaffer since camp opened
are Mr. and Mrs. Christian Frederick
Misses Edith and Margaret Frederick,
and Master Walter Frederick, Mrs.
Palmer Mrs. ]. b. Martin Miss Ruby
Sunderland, Mrs. John T. Case and
Mrs. Mary Case ana Miss Rebecca
Little.
Misses Mabel Dunnlng Ada King.
Marie Preston, Mary King, Hilda Pres
ton. Bertha Boone Margaret KINNEY.
May Booth, Virginia Newman. and
Anna Boys. and Messrs Edward Han
away. Vincent Peters. Herbert Nc
Twain, Elbert Neese NJ. Schumacher.
! Christian Weber. Maxwell Wright.
Thomas Evans and Walter Green
composed the party which took a
p, straw ride to the camp last night, got
dinner at $3.50 at Union table. and
serenaded the tenters on the circle
q Mrs. II. NJ. Whitfield is visiting her
cousin, Mrs. George H. Foster and at
/ tending canpmeeting.