Evening journal., 1910-08-18
HOME MISSION
DAY AT CAMP
Salvation Of the UnChurChed
Masses Of the City the
Topic Of the Services
DR.. HILL THE
MORNING PREACHER

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL-
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP.
Aug lS This is Home Missionary
Day at Brandywine Summit Camp.
The subject under consideration is the
Salvation OF the Unchurched Masses
OF the City The speaker Of the
morning was the Rev. c. A. Hill, OF
81. Paurs Church, Wilmington. and
of the afternoon the Rev. r. w. Nc
Kinney, OF Tioga Church. Philadel-
phia. This evening the Rev. j. w.
Easley, superintendent Of the Will
mington City Missionary Society,"
will speak T. Lincoln Hall, Of Phila-
dclphia. and Adam Geible. the blind
composer. are leading the singing.
Yesterday was Epworth League
Day and although the weather threat
ened. tnere was a large attendance at
all the services.
The Rev w. E Habbard. Of Ridg-
ely. Nd, preached at 1890 o'clock.
from Philippians ?, Is: That ye
may be blameless aud harmless. the
Sons OF God without rehuke. in the
midst OF a crooked and preverse ma
tion. among whom ye shine as lights
IA the world"
There was an unusually large at
| tendance at the childrens sehvice.
/ Miss Caroline Vandeyor sang solo.
aud the Rev. w. +. Habbard made an
address. Aubrey Nandeyer gave an
/ interesting chalk talk on the life OF
! John Wesley Mr.. Nandever drew a
picture OF EpwOrth Rectory on hre
and OF John, boy OF six years, being
rescued from the fames.
The speaker of the afternoon was
The Rev. Wilbur v. Mallalieu, Of Bal
imorc. who took for his subject:
"rhe Two Visions" lie presented
hist. vision OF an evangelized
world; and secondly, a vision OF a
, Christianized America.
, There WAS but one service during
= the evening" the. young people ser
vice at TOO o'cl6ck, the features o
which WAS a sermofSby the Rev. sam
y uel McNiliams. OF PhS2adelphia' irol
- Imke, 6. 3S; Give ano>si y snail =
y given unto youn A spirited>Seltaf SCI
u slce followed ia charge Of Evahsvsr-
Galloway duriuz which a young ma
n nfoioased conversion.
n The programme for tomorrow Is q
y follows: 1890 O'Clock. the Rev. J. +
Gray. OF Odessa; 800 o'clock, th
Ilcfs VI. o. lAltlti oblif ~ AN'N ~ ~ 80
=, o'clock. the Rev G.. w. MoC-e, Q
y Hopewcl. sd.
Notes aud Personals.
Mrs William G. Jones and son Sam
uel penrose have returned TO theii
home IN Wilmington. Mrs. S. Win
field Penrosc and Miss Bessie Pen
&. rose are now occupying the Penrose
cottage on Asbury avenue.
Miss Garter and Miss Florence Por-
+ ter of Wilmington, are the guests OF
l Mrs. l.. O. Porter.
Mrs. James H. Seal and son, MIL
ton, OF Wilmington, are visiting Mrs.
Cooper, on the Circle.
Miss Emma Langhead, Of Chester
! is spending q few days with her par
) ents, Nh and Mrs. ii. A. Langhead, on
! ST. Paul avenue.
, The Rev and Mrs. /. w. Layfield
have returned to their home in Eel
[ ton after visiting Mr.. and Mrs. B.
ID. Wright
) John S Mullen and son. Samuel,
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Nurgatroyd and
daughter, Louise, spent the afternoon
! with Miss Clara Murgatroyd. on St
, Paul avenue Mr. Mullin and Mr.. MUIR
! eatroyd called on the ministers at the
! Marquet at the close Of the afternoon
{ service
5 Mrs. Robert ". Reed and son Rob-
s ert H. Reed lr. of Wilmington, are
= staying with Mrs Rambo at st. Paul
y boarding table.
d Miss Caroline Eferes. of Oreland
Z Pa, Is the guest of Mrs. Steward at
= the Union boarding table.
d James r. Chandler spent the after
= noon with his family on Summit
n avenue.
: Mrs. NJ r. Lincoln. of Wilmington
l. is the guest Of Mrs. w. ID. Haddock
Il on Asbury avenue.