Evening journal., 1909-08-13
LEAGUE
DAY in THE WOODS
Large Crowds at the Various
Young Peoples Rallies
at the Summit

BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP |
GROUND, Aug. 1S--The Rov. Daniel
J. Givan of odessa; Miss Carlis IS.
Swartz, of Washington. ID. c.. aud
the Rev. r. S. Dunham. evangelist
from Delaware Ohio, were the speak
ors at Brondywino Summit Campmcot-
ing to-day.
Yesterday was Epworth League Day.
There were good sized delegations Of
young people from the following
churches. Epworth. Grace, Harrison
street, Mt Salem. Scott. Silvcrbrook,
Union. Wesley. and Claymont Mt
Lebanon. Newport and st. Georges.
The days services began at a. M
with family prayer in charge of Spirit
ual Director Corlran. At o'clock a
pentocostal service was held at which
Evangelist Dunham gave Bible read
ing on Prayer" which was followed
by a testimony meeting.
The Rev. w. T. Greenfield. pastor Of
islverbrook NJ. =. Church. and presi-
dent of tho Wilmington district. pre-
sided. The program consisted OF
recitation by Miss Emma B. Kiger. lof
silverbrook Church. entitled "Why
Should the Spirit of Mortal BE Proud? ?"
a rNlW ny AllI NV r. a.. ANlAl'NIlif va
Mt Lebanon. and an address by the
Rev. d. J. Givan, OF Odessa. Mr..
Givan. who is president OF the Con-
ference League. made an able address.
The largest congregation of the day
assembled for the children's meeting
at 1.30 p. m. The children gave their
old teacher. Aubrey Vandever, most
cordial welcome. Organization was
effected by the election Of Miss Reba
Chandler. secretary. and Miss Mar
garet Cox. treasurer Mr. Vandever
gave a chalf talk on Lamps
The program for the afternoon SER
vice was varied and interesting. Miss
L. x. Swartz sang a solo. accompany
/ ing herself on the autoharp.
Miss Anna Danzenbaker. Of Clay
mont; Rev. T.. A. Gillespie. Of Mt.
Lebanon. and Miss Amelia Warner, of
Scott Church. also sang solos,
Mrs. +. p. Manchester and r. ..
Starr. OF Harrison Street Church. and
Miss Elsie Waller and Miss Amelia
Warner. Of Scott Church. delivered ad-
dresses.
Miss Elsie PedricS and Miss Irene
Schlief rendered a charming duet. en-
titled. / Know Who Pilots Ne
President Greenfield expressed his
satisfaction at both the program anC
attendance.
Young Peoples Rally.
The first young peoples meeting O
the camp was held at $50. and address
ed BY Evangelist Durham. There wa
a large congregation. Or. Dunbar
took as his subject "The Ispwort
League Pledge" and made a stron
address. Il am in politics" he dc
clared. because Christ Is In politics. I
YOU think that Christ is a wcaklini
YOU do not know Him Christ Is King
Dictator. and is debating the world
politics. commerce and literature"
/, The Rev. j. +. Kingsley. Of Phila
delphia. preached the evening sermon
from Matt. 1913.
! Notes and Personals.
Tomorrow Rev. j. RI. Beauchamp. OF
stm Pond Nd. will preach at 3 p. m.
.and Rev r. s. Durham, the camT
=, evangelist. at 40 p. m. After The
pontecostal service at $50 there vii
be no service in tho morning.
The Rev. J. r. Gallagher. pastor OF
/, Avondale NJ. r. Church; the Rcv. J. W
! Gray. Of Newark; Ralph Film
. and wife. Of Newport; DR. +. r. Man
? chester and wife. and Dr. Oliver j
Gray. Of Wilmington, were camp Wis
itors yesterday.
Mrs. Enoch Moore spent yesterday
with Mrs. NJ. A. Taggart on Asbur,
avenue.
Mrs. Asbury Burke, OF Cape Charle
city. Va. Is the guest Of Mrs. Mill
Layton. on Scott avenue
Mrs NJ. L. Rambo is entertaining th
! following. The Rev. and Mrs. w. 2
= Greenfield, Mr.. and Mrs. William JET
. ferris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jefteris
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