Evening journal., 1912-08-14
SUNDAY SCHOOL
DAY AT SUMMIT
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we'll as a vote OF thanks, and an ex-
preston of deep appreciation on be-
half of the camp from the superinten-
dent. DR.. J. ID. G. Hanna.
DR.. Hayward suggested the follow
ing topics for sermons to be given by
country preachers in place of fine
points Of theology "Home Life, Home
Decoration, Health and Sanitation"
He urged the rural minister to read
up on improved agriculture and form +
mothers clubs, child welfare clubs,
and to be interested in the grange /
and other farmers organizations, If |
he would make his church Of live in
huence in a community.
Professor Hayward spoke in a
heartfelt way of the lack If interest |
he had found among Delaware county /
minister's in grange institutes, and
that only three ministers responded
to 300 personal invitations he sent
them to Farmers Day at Delaware /
College.
He also thought there were TOO
many country churches I'm Delaware
and that consolidation was needed to
give life, for competing with each
other for a bare existence was too
often the case IN the state.
. He reminded the country pastors
that farmers nowadays were we'll
read, deop-thinking men, and they
must preach sermons OF calibre
that would appeal to such men "
they were going 10 expect them to at
, tend church Wholesome recreation
centers We're another good use Of the
country church. he said.
Professor Hayward also pitched into
the farmers present, saying they
should pay thei ministers better ~
they expect much from them. and that
they should do their part, everybody
In the church having a Job" In the
church work
Aubrey Vandever used a model farm
with bumper crops and prize cattle
for his daily blackboard talk to the
= children
The Rev. f. c. sunneld preached
I a powerful sermon at the Young Peo-
; pies Meeting. AT this meeting,
4 pleasing musical numbers were a.
e duet by Miss Alfredda Hance and
Director Thomas, and quartette Of
young girls.
Z The social side Of camp life is said
. by campers OF long standing TO be
{ much quieter this year than in past
4 seasons. So far, residents have en-
tertained visitors quietly in their cot
tages, and there has been little in the
way Of serenades and other time
= honored camp Stunts" A number
G of families who are we'll known resi-
: dents OF former years are not out at
Z camp this summer, and are greatly
missed
Yesterday was the hottest day at
+ the Summit Camp this summer.
e Mr.. Alexander's stock of ice cream
o was In great demand last night.
Camp Notes.
= Brandywine hundred friends were
n entertained at Hin Top by Mr.. and
I Mrs. John r. Carver yesterday. They
l. were Mrs. Lottie Oskins, Mrs. Har-
70 yey Clark and children, Rev. Willie
VI Hahbart and wife, William Bird, Mrs.
z. w. w. Day and daughter. James VIII
10 son Talley and wife. Miss Lora II.
m Little, of Newark, was also guest.
e. Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN Willard,
Willard Thackery. Mrs. Thomas West
Mr.. and Mrs James Wilson, r. ]. My
,e ers, Mrs. $. A. Young and daughter
In Dorothy, were at the Anne cottage
le yesterday, coming out by automobile
I. for the day
Ie Mrs Jesse Grifford IS entertaining
y Clarence Green, Jr
,e Mrs. Anna Price. of Chester
Heights; Mrs. John X. Nipple and
daughter Virginia, of Media MIR.
and Mrs Thomas Newlin. of Bran
y dywine Summit, and Mrs. l., b. We'll
n din, of Chester Heights; Mrs. How
~ ard Yoder and daughter of New Cas-
tie, Virginia, were entertained to-
"a day by Mrs. George Palmer and MIS-
10 Lottie Drayton. Mrs. Noder and heI
~ daughter will remain for several
,s days as the guest of Mrs. Drayton
s. and Mrs Palmer
A very enjoyable party was giver
H. Miss Bessie PenrOse on Monday nigh
Ia in honor of her birthday. She hat
5O celebrated about rs birthdays on th'
s- camp grounds. She received man,
useful and handsome gifts. Amonl
those present were James MOntgom
cry. Miss Bessie PenrOse, Mrs. vii
liam Jones. Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Lin
N ton. Mr.. and Mrs. John Linton, MI
N and Mrs. Frank Linton, Mrs. Pen
per, Mrs. Robinson, Mrs. Phelps, MI
[. and Mrs. Herman Glanding, Mr. an
,;s Mrs. Noah Cunningham, Mr.. and Mrs
!, Irving Hofecker. Mrs. Morris Grub
no Mrs. James Lewis. Mrs. Midlam Mr.
eu Oshourne, Mrs. William Langley, Mrs
IN j. Nelson Talley. Mr.. and Mrs. Cha'
- Gray. Mrs. Mcclure Miss Catherin
~ Glanding Miss Marian Pepper, Mis-
~, Frances H. Palmer. Miss Reba Gland
o ing. Miss Mary Robinson, Howar
IN Glanding Master Sam Jones, Wallac
a. PedriclS, John Hoffecker, Miss Mildre
w. Penrose. Miss Edith Wood.
W A well-hmown feminine resident {
~ the camp went out for blackberrie
NJ yesterday. She became entangled /
'' the bushes, and when she extricate
herself. some of her hair RENAME
behind hanging on the briars.
had played her false. and her CON
panions were convulsed with laugt
II ter.
All the campers who went fishin
yesterday wish it to be announce
AL. that they caught a big string (
sEl whales
OF A batch of watermelons which sue
'au denly left the NJ II. Alexander stoi
a. az on Monday night and went rapid
Is down Union avenue, was traced
~ ~. residents OF ST. Paul's avenue, wh
'U' were caught consuming them at tf
St. Paul's boarding tables after tt
evening service The St. Paul ave-
: nue-ites had an impromptu Il
ey cream fest at the Alexander stoi