Evening journal., 1906-08-04
PLANNING FOR
BIG SUNDAY
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descriptions when the evening service be-
gan.
At the praise service at 7i5 and during
the preaching service Mrs. l.. w. Jordan,
Mrs. II. A. C. Westerheld and Mistress
Mary Foster sang appropriate solos. and
large audience assembled to hear the
Rev G. r. Anderson, of New Castle, who |
was the speaker Of the evening. lie took |
for his text. Come now. let us reason to-
gether," and his theme was, "rhe Re
ligion Of Jesus Christ"
In mastery manner Mr.. Anderson |
sketchcd the man-made religions OF the |
world and their achievements and in
contrast to these he brought christianity. |
He pointed out that christianity was for
the individual not the masses. il recog- !
nized an ever present personal God. a
savior, helper, friend
He then showed the achievements OF
christianity throughout the world, point |
ing to the place of the christian nations
Of the earth as the leaders in world al
fairs.
The speaker declared Il was the only
religion which IS suitable for all ages
and all classes and conditions. 1t suits the
boy, the girl, the young man and woman,
the wife and husband 1t suits in middle
age and soothes declining years. 1t is the
only religion that gives hope FOR future
that is worth having.
Flag Drill In Glory.
Mr.. Anderson drew a striking picture
Of his point that Il was the only rclie on
man could safely die in by the deathb. d
scene Of Voltaire and Paine and Ingcr-
soil and those Of the humblest Of Gods
children
In closing his sermon the speaker po.n.-
ed TO the christian religion as icing wo. a.
wide. lie told the story Of the Toronto
Epwoith League Convention and OF the.
flag drill and transferred tho bell.i u,
inspiring figure to the fair grounds ,f0
glory where the kingdoms OF the earth
shall become the kingdoms OF our Lord
At the close Of the service a revival
meeting was held and many knelt at tho
altar until after 10 o'clock. --i-.....-
Among those on the platform at ihe ser-
wees yesterday were the Revs. Dr. Bolton
and Poulson, .he Revs. II. C. Turner. A
a. G. Westerneid, II. r. Prouse and
cthors.
To-day big things are planning in prep
araton for to-morrow-Big Sunday.
The layman's meeting at 100 Tonight
is being talked Of and looked forward 10.
II will be led by the Rev. S. B. Con. Jr..
one OF Torrey's great helrers IN hs
Philadelphia meetings
Big Sunday Tomorrow.
Philadelphia, viii preach at 1880 ard Dr.
Martin. whom Or Bolton calls zone cf
the best preachers In tic PHILADELPHIA
Conference If not the best" VIII preach
al o'clock
In the evening the Rev. n. G. Tur-
ner viii preach Mrs. S. Is. Gcf. .Tr..
will sing at both morning and evering
services Tomorrow. Plans are on 10,
also TO have mala quartet for the
services Of the day This is i'm charge
II w. =. White and Musical nirecto.
stone.
Camp Jottinss.
The shower which came up at 1916
last night drove many visitors to Their
teams in a hurry and To some degree
spoiled what might otherwise have
Later in the night the storm, when
broke over the camp grounds kept
many away. The lightning was in
cesslnt and the thunder heavy. Every
body hoped that IL was the clearing
up" shower.
Rumors on the enoampment last
night declared plans were on foot 10
move the camp from the present lcca-
ton to the grove on the Concord PIKE
above Lombardy cemetery.
These rumors were basel up tie
improbable rent desired for the grove
and the fact that eventually ii viii be
used for quarrying purposes, the foun-
dations OF the camp ground being rich
in felspar.
! 1t was learned. however that tho
woods spoken Of Is the proposed site
Of the Tuberculosis san tarium, and
I Il is hardly likely that both could Sc
cure the samo ground.
Mrs. Hinkson continues. despite thc
rainy weather TO keep hfty-odd board
ers at St. Paul's table happy and con-
tented. Mrs McCauley at Union re-
ports the same degree OF success.
Mixing drinks" has been the cause
Z of some sickness at camp. 1t was
some time before new tenters discov-
/ cred the fact that the effect of drinking
/ from the ma gnesia and the iron water
springs al the same time is fraught
with considerable inconvenience to the
] system.
A large fishing party is planned for
to-day during the early morning hours
/ and should the weather be clear a good
catch is expected
Camp days are drawing 70 close
| and the young folks are striving TO get
all the fun into their stay that is pos
sible between services.
| A good sized permanent choir sticks
loyalty by Director Stone in every SER
vice. rain or shine. A fact which he
appreciates greatly.
Personals.
Mrs. ]. T. Prouse has as guests
Misses Grace Thomas and Pepper OF
Moore's. Pa. and Miss Gertrude Mar
tin OF Philadelphia.
Mrs. A. c. Morgan is entertaining
Charles S Morgan.
Lewis Pierce. of Boothwyn, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Lewis,
Of Mount Cuba.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sharpless is enter
tainng Miss Margaret Talley OF
Media.
Miss Lettie Turey IS guest Of Mrs.
II. c. Pyle.
MRS. Thomas Benson and daughter,