Evening journal., 1912-08-10
GET READY FOR SUNDAY
OUT AT SUMMIT CAMP
(Continued from First Pace !

The Union and st. Pauls boarding ta-
bles will be we'll laden Many farmers
will drive i'm with their families, and
good automobile service is planned
for from Wilmington, leaving Mar
ket and Seventh streets.
The transportation, as in former
years is a burning question with at
tendants at camp meetings.
The famous temperance orator the
Rov. Charles ScanlOn, will speak at
the 3 o'clock afternoon service and
730 o'clock evening service on Sum
day. The afternoon service will be
in charge of the w. c. T. u. Mrs.
Mary b. ODonnell. Of, Newark, New
Castle County president. will preside.
The day will begin with love feast
at o'clock followed by a preaching
service. The Rey. Or. G. r, Wyatt,
ID. d., of Cambridge, Md, will be
preacher at 1890 O'Clock. The chill
dren will meet at LAS, and the young
people at $50. The Rev. B. S. Lat
shaw will he I'm charge of the young
peoples service.
Day For Farmers.
Farmers Day is the next big day
at camp after Sunday. This viii be
Tuesday, August 10, and topics of in
terest to grangers will be discussed In
connection with the meetings. DR.
Hanna heard from Washington yester
day that speaker from that city
could not be secured. He Is now cor
responding with Delaware College In
regard to n speaker.
The Ladies' Auxiliary has not YET
met since the opening OF camp, but
hopes to arrange a meeting soon.
The Rev. w. o. Bennett, of Bridge
ville who spoke Thursday night and
Friday morning, made a very favor
able impression. He has not spoken
at the camp for three or four years
On Friday morning, he spoke on the
necessity OF training young people to
an intelligent faith, and traced the
carrying out OF Biblical prophecies.
On the platform at Friday morn
lng's meeting we're the Rev. DR.. J. ID
c. Hanna, the Rev. r. r. Beauchamp
the Rev George White Dawson, the
Rev. Y c. Wright. the Rev. B. S. Lat
shaw, the Rev. w. o. Bennett, the
Rev 1T Richardson, and the Rev
f. c. MacSorley.
The Rev r. c. MacSorley and Mrs
MacSorley are guests at the Minor G.
Smith cottage,
The Rev w o. Bennett returned tc
Bridgeville on Friday afternoon.
On Friday afternoon, the Rev. J
T.. Richardson spoke on tho duty OF
! Christians In carrying on the Lords
work, speaking Of the example OF
| John the Baptist The Rev. n. G.
] ATaAGArInts Ift4lH oh
This afternoons preacher was tho
Rev. j. c. Mccoy, and tonight the
Rev. G. r. Neese will speak.
Professor w. N. Thomas, the sing.
ing director, is one OF the best the
camp ever had. Mr. Thomas has a
voice of powerful timbre and sweet
quality, and his solos have added
greatly to the meetings. Mr.. Thomas
canes here from the Local Preachers
! Camp, at LeAlie. Md, where he has
been musical director for the pas
Ave years.
Miss Marion Buck was elected soc
retary and Miss Alfredo Hance trea
surer, at the young peoples servic
last night. Miss Louise Husbands re
cited, and quartet sang The Rev
h. S. Latshow preached upon lesson
to be drawn from the life Of Esau.
Census OF Children.
The children's roster at tho sum
NIT Camp is as follows:
Union avonue-Earl Hopkins
Edith Speakman, Estelle Booth. Don
old Mackenzie.
Circle Edna Palmer. Wallac,
Nowland, Wesley Hance, Florcnc,
ely, Ernest Ely, Edith Chandler. Mil
dred Husbands, Pauline Buck, Ali
son Buck, Clara Supplee, George Sup
plee. Emma Supplee, Laurabelle VII
liams, Anna Grubb.
ST. Pauls avenue-Robert Ross
Hamett Ross. Leah Garrett. Georg,
Whitehead. Harry Crossley. Johi
Crossley, Marion Yates. Gladys Nc
Callister, Ella Frederick, Paul Hard
lng' Beatrice Sanderson, Henry Arm
strong. Killena Short
Brandywine-Barbara Talley. Mar,
Robinson, Reba Glanding, Howard
Glanding.
Lebanon-Ruth Blackburn. Edit
Scott--Francis Clayton. Glady
Hudson, Elizabeth Hudson.
Summit-Adelaide Watson. Jane
Chandler. Mortimer Mckee. Charlie
Ginord, Emily Mckee. Florence Law
Goldcy Buck, Elizabeth Alexander
Maynard Alexander.
Ashury avenue-Ruth Osborne
Margaret Osborne. Gertrude Osborne
Samuel Jones, Mildred Penrose. Edit
Wood, Ralph Gruhb. Raymond Grubi
: Todd Beauchamp, Esther Beauchamr
Lydia Beauchamp, Elizabeth Midlan
Edward Midlam. Clinton Dawson
Naomi Dawson, Harold Hoffeckel
John Hofecker. Elinor Hoffecker. Ie
roy Wright Elizabeth Mackenzi,
10 Mary Mackenzie. Frances Mackeuzi,
Howard ID. Mackenzie, Calvin Ora,
2 Florence Welch.
= Small Billy Clifford. DR.. Hanna,
grandson. and a general favorite witt
INC whole camp, is a perseyerine al
J tendant &C the children's services
Billy did not quite understand MI
Nandever's request for the childrel
! TO volunteer answers to his question.
< Anxious TO please. and feeling some
thing was required. Billy amused III
audience by repeating the question
{ promptly after MI. r.Vandever in a hig
,. clear voice.
{ Mrs. Elizabeth Mccall and daugh