Evening journal., 1909-08-21
big SUNDAY" AT
SUMMIT CAMP
Well Known Preachers to
Have Charge Of Services
in Grove Tomorrow

BRANDYWINB SUMMIT CAMP
GROUNDS, Aug. I.-The forty-third ses-
sion OF Brandywine Summit Camp is rap
idly drawing to close. Two more days,
and the little city in the woods Will be
deserted
The preachers Of to-day were Evan
geiist Durham and the Rev. Il. c. rur-
ner OF Wilmington.
The services Of yesterday were well sus-
tained At the Pentecostal service Evan
gelist Dunham gave Bible reading on
! Cor. i3.
At the morning service the Rev John
NJ. Holme, of Alexandria, Va, sustained
his reputation Of being one Of the abest
ministers of the Maryland Conference Of
the Methodist Protestant Church. Dr.
Holmes preached an able sermon from
Philippians Ill 3.
The children's meeting was not as well
attended as usual. owing to "A storm which
was passing over the camp ground at
that time Miss Carolyn Vandever and
Miss Florence Buckholtz sang duet
entitled Il Belong to the King" The sub
iect of Aubrey Wanderers chalk talk was
"Our Advocate"
At the afternoon service Dr. Holmes
delivered another sermon taking as his
subject "Quonching the Spirit
The Rev. J. T. Kingsley of Marcus
Hook. delivered an adress at the Young
peoples meeting.
Evangelist Durham delivered the even
ing sermon taking as his subject, THE
Person and Work Of the Holy Spirit"
Big Sunday Service.
Tomorrow will be Big Sunday and a
great crowd is expected il the weather
conditions are right, Dr Corlran has an
nounced splendid program for the day
At iOSO o'clock the Rcv. u. H. Webster.
Of Asbury NJ y. Church Wilmington.
will preach. AT e.so p. m. the Rev c. A.
Finley. OF Philadelphia, a noted negro
orator. viii occupy the pulpit The
preacher Of the evening will be Evangelist
Durham. The choir and Orchestra of
Union NJ. +. Church. Wilmington. will
sing at all services. DR. Corkran has also
announced that the Ushers' Union Of
Union Church, will be present to seat the
people and take collections.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The Rev. J. T.. Kingsley, of Marcus
Hook, and the Rev. George W. Bradley,
day.
The Rev Robert II. Comey. pastor Of
ELAN NJ. Il. Church. is frequently seen
In the congregation.
Misses Helen and Ethel Clark will
spend the remainder OF the camp season
with Miss Edna Palmer. on the Circle.
Mrs. r. $. Palmer and daughter, OF
West Chester. are visiting Mrs Margrct
Palmer on the Circle.
Mrs Laura Baird and daughter. OF
Landenerg. and Mrs Thomas Johnson.
Jr OF Mlllngton Md. arc the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Johnson on the
Circle.
| Bachelors Hall. on Brandywine ave-
nue. which has been closed for a few
days, is again occupied.
Mrs Elizabeth Palmer and son, and
Mrs. j. Fisher. Of the codars. are stay
ing with Mrs. +. NJ. Linton, on Brandy
vine avcnue.
Harry Hollingsworth. Of wilmington.
who was staying with Mr.. and Mrs. r.
NJ. Linton. left yesterday on a trip to
North Carolina.
Miss Reba Chandler and Miss Alice
Green are the latest addition TO the "sun
bonnet girls"
Miss Margaret Tall. Of Media. is the
guest Of w j. W. Hance on St. Paurs
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. w s. Morris and Miss
Irene Hamilton. Of Wilmington. visited
J. c. Crossley. on St. Paul's avenue
George NJ. Fisher, Mr.. Short and son.
and Deputy Sheriff Bartlett were camp
visitors yesterday.
The "Gingham Apron Brigade" has ar
rived and will remain until the close OF
camp Nt the Idle Hour, on Brandywine
avenue.
Candy c.. Mammelle and Miss Helen
Baily, OF Wilmington spent the evening
with Miss Helena Memmolle, on Sum-
init avenue.
Mrs Mccall was called to her home in
Chestertown, Md, by the serious illness
Of her brother
w. Il. Linton. Ruben HUT Mrs. Anna
LaclSlan and Mrs. ]. Irving HoneckeI
made an automobile trip TO camp last
evening.
Clarence r. Holt came to camp in his
touring car and brought Mr.. and Mrs
George c. Mckay and Mrs John ID. c
Cummins. Of Patterson. n. j.