Evening journal., 1911-08-11
SUMMIT CAMP
in FULL SWING
Many Visitors at Services in
the Tented Grove Last
Evening
LADIES' AUXILIARY
PLANS DECORATIONS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL;
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP.
Aug. 11.-Camp meeting is now in full
swing and from every indication this
already shown he is very efficient
one Of the most successful in its his
tory The music promises to be an
interesting feature Of the services. r.
l.. Muller, the musical director, has
alreadyt shown he is a very efficient
chorister. Mr.. Muller came here late
yesterday afternoon from Rawlins>
vile camp meeting where he had great
success Tho young peoples choir
OF that camp was loath TO disband on
Wednesday evening aud continued to
sing until "A late hour. Nr. Muller
hopes to organize a large chorus choir
here and make the music the best that
has over been heard at this camp. He
is ably assisted by Mrs. Philip M.
Money. of Kenton, who Is a compe-
tent organist. When the songs in the
new hymn book become more famil-
lar, they Will mako the woods ring
with the pretty airs.
There was large attendance at the
/ first childrens service yesterday af-
ternoou. Miss Reba Chandler was
elected secretary and treasurer, and
Mrs. Money was selected by the chill
drcn as their organist Miss Chandler
announced that the collection last year
amounted to $t03.05 and they expect
20 raise a larger amount this year
The children's subject for the day was
Jesus the Light of the World" F." which
was illustrated on the blackboard.
Last evening the twilight service at
6.1b o'clock was conducted by the Rev.
| r. G. MacSorley. bis subject being
/ With Jesus at His Baptism" He pic
tured the scene at tho Jordan and
dwelt upon Johns conviction that
Jesus was the Messiah.
The Rev. George White Dawson de-
livercd the evening sermon, his text
heing based upon Numbers 13.3O-32.
II was an historical address giving(ths
experience of Caleb and Joshua land
their visit 10 Canaan. He pointed III
that those who climb the heights Il
I view the land Of Mizpah get the
, ward
p Tho weather, so far. has been
n hghtful and campers are hoping 3 /,
y 10 will continue The roads 10 canf5:f
y IN excellent condition and many pei
n sons are availing themselves Of tn
y opportunity for an automobile trir
d which seems TO b the favorite mod
b of conveyance.
y Last evening there were several au
o tomobile parties and the ride in tht
r moonlight was ideal II the gooc
S weather continues until Sunday there
d will, no doubt, be a record attendance
i The new summer pavilion" has now
r been completed. much to the credit of
DR.. j. ID. G. Hanna and the red paint
(his favorite color) can be seen for a
long distance. So pleased is he with
the result that be was out last evening
admiring the effect Of his handiwork in
, the moonlight
There was one change in the pro-
gram today. The Rev. W p Habbert
preached this morning In placs of the
Rev. B. S. batshaw, who is away on his
honeymoon. The Rev J. F. Beauchamp
will preach this afternoon and the Rev
DIT. MacSorley will deliver the ser.
/ mon this evening.
There will be no preaching service
! Saturday morning but In its place a
- brief praise service. Saturday is al,
ways a busy day with the campers In
preparing for Sunday.
, Aubrey Vandever organized the 1T,
i tie folks yesterday afternoon and they
listened to one Of his famous chalh
talks with much interest Miss Rebs
Chandler was elected secretary anc
treasurer
The Ladies' Auxiliary held their an,
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