Evening journal., 1909-08-14
SUNDAY SERVICES
AT SUMMIT CAMP
Messers BeauChamp. Wyatt
And Durham to be the
Days Preachers

Aug 1.-THE Rev. J. II. Beauchamp, OF
Still Pond, Md, and Evangelist Dun
ham were the preachers at Brandy
wine Summit Camp meeting today.
Tomorrow will be Little Sunday"
and while the attendance win not be
as large as on big Sunday" August
22. a considerable crowd Is expected IL
the weather is pleasant Dr. Corkran,
spiritual director, has prepared pleas
ing program for the day. At SOC a.
m there win be an old-fashioned Love
Feast II is expected that many will
be present and take part in this SER
vice. At 1880 the Rev. J. H. Beau
champ, OF Stll Pond, Md, will preach.
The preacher for the afternoon win be
Rev. c. IT, Wyatt, Of Harrison street
NJ. j.. church. Dr. Wyatt Is favorite
at Brandywinc Summit and a large con
gregation will be present 10 hear him.
Tho evening service viii be In charge
OF Evangelist Durham. The choir OF
Wesley NJ. Il. church, under the leader
ship Of the pastor. the Rev. Thomas r..
Nandyke. will sing special music and
also lead the singing at all the services
during the day.
owing 70 the threatening weather.
the services yesterday were not large
~ attended At the Penticostal SER
vice Evangelist Durham gave a prac-
tical address on "Christ's Lesson Of Di-
vine Love-" Among other things Dr.
Durham said: Love to Christ will
open the pocketbook have been
watching your offerings and they do
not look good. There are too many cop
pers. IL you give copper to God, you
Will get "A pOupfr blessing.
The church is full OF loafers / do
not say that they are not religious, but
they are not worth a penny in the
practical affairs OF the kingdom" DIR.
Durham announced at the conclusion
Of his address that he would run "a
double track revival. for purity and
pardon. for the santincation OF boliev-
ers and the conversion OF sinners"
AT the 1880 service Dr. Corkran re-
ferred to the Milton fire and announc-
ca that a collection would be taken for
the sufferers He then. led the con-
gregation In a brief prayer In their be-
half The Rev. ID. j. Givan Of odessa,
preached the morning sermon from Is
a. 3d. "Awakei Put on Thy Strength
.. Zion" Mr.. Givan said that the
strength Of the church was I'm her
equipment and foundations.
AS usual the largest congregation of
the day assembled for the children's
meeting at l.30 o'clock. Aubrey Van
dever. the leader gave a chalk talk, taxi
ing as his subject "Wigwag." The
children were much interested and res
pondod to Mr.. Wanderers questions IN
lively fashion. Richard J.. Turner,
son OF the Rev H. c. Turner. volnn-
tecred to recite from memory the
scripture lesson at the next meeting.
The secretary. Miss Reba Chandler, re-
ported slight deficiency in the collec-
tions.
The $50 o'clock service was In
charge of Miss c. X. Swartz. a doa-
coness from washington. ID. c. After
singing a solo. accompanying herseH on
the auto harp. Miss Swartz gave IN ad-
dress explaining the work of n dea.
-coDeases- and specially their York II
Wilmington.
Evangelist Durham lead thA younl
peoples meeting and also preached th'
evening sermon from Luke II, iS. Al
Altar service followed the sermon.
Notes and Personals.
Mr. Ella Peters and children of New.
ark n. j.. are staying az the Penior
cottage on Asbury avenue.
Deputy Sheriff j. II. Bartlett has re.
turned 10 his home in Wilmington ar
ter spending few days with J. C
Crosley. on ST. Paul avenue.
A. M. Pierce spent yesterday with
his family at the blue Bell" Asburs
avenue
Mrs. j. w. Jackson. of st. Paul av-
onuc. has returned to Wilmington foi
a short stay.
Edward +. Handy and George Banks
Of Wilmington, have taken the Banks
cottage on Brandywlne avenue for tn
camp season
Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Linton AM
daughter. Miss Helen have returned &
camp after a short stay at their hom
in wilmington.
Tho Rev. II. r. Baird pastor OF tn
NJ f. church. nt Landenburg. Pa.
the guest OF Thomas johnson. ON th
circle. Mr.. Baird is accompanied b
Mrs Baird who is Mr.. Johnson's daug
ter
r. r. Brooks. the blind proprietor I,
the Carroll villa at Cape May has dec
icatcd the following Acrostio to n
inmates OF "Sun Bonnet Inns"
Sunny girls in Summertime.
Upon the heights OF Brandywine,
Never saw such jolly girls
Bustling. hustling round in whirls;
oh. them girls from Chester-town,
Nursing frecklcs, checks so brown;
Ncver-tiring. always gay,
Even happy night and day;
Trouble, should It come along.
Is soon driven away with song;
Ne'cr forget me. girls Of mine
Nor turn down my little rhyme.
Mrs. Emma Townsend, OF Wilmini
ton. is the guest Of Mrs. A. W. Brile
on the Circle.
Justus Davidson, Francis Smith al
\ Francis Gallager. Of Wilmington, we
I camp visitors last evening.
The Red Mems RED Tickets buy al
thing and pay your car fares