Evening journal., 1912-08-13
TOO MUCH
THEOLOGY
FORFARMER
Prof. Hayward Tells MethO-
diStS More Practical Talks
Would Help
CAMP GIVES OVER
DAY TO THE CHANGERS
Rr star Correspondent.

BY STAFF Correspondent.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP
GROUND, Aug. 13.-The hot weather,
market day preparations and farm
chores made the attendance at the
farmers Day at Brandywine Summit
small today. Il. C. Johnson, Joseph
Derrickson and William Derrickson
were among the prominent farmers
present.
Professor Harry Hayward, of the
Delaware College Experimental Sta
tion was introduced by DIR. J. ID. G.
Hanna and spoke on "The Present
Condition of Farming" This after
noon Prof. Hayward will speak on
"The Problem of the Country Church y
Professor Hayward this morning said
the two great questions on the farm
today were TO get a maximum result
and to make farm life attractive to
the young people. He advised less
theology and more practical talk by
the country minister. He said the
State Changers could do valuable
work by making a study of Delawares
rural schools and planning for sani-
tary buildings and courses of studies
preparing the scholars for farm lifo
The high cost of living resulted IN
lively half hours discussion.
The Rev. r. c. Wright said the cost
of corn made beef raising so eX-
pensive that there was not. so much
robbery by the beef trust as the peo.
pie thought, but he thought the sheer
growers We're pulling "the wool" ovel
/ somebody's eyes. Professor Hay
ward said the big city papers were
discouraging good milk by bowling
/ high prices. The cost of feed he said
made milk so expensive that farmers
were not making a cent off the pro
4 duct. He placed much blame fo
little profits upon the farmers them
selves, because they would not CO
operate, and that makes costs of mar
keting the products cheaper. Profes
sor Hayward used as an illustration
the berry situation at Bridgevills
where they were grown. and at New
|. ark. He could buy cheaper at tn
latter place, he said, than at Bridge
: Vile
Tomorrow is Home Missionary Da.
Thursday is the big Sunday schoc
rally and Friday viii be Bible Da.
making a camp program of specis
interest all through the week
Yesterday was ideal as to th
weather, and as no services wer
held in the morning preachers an
cottagers took the time for long walk
and recreation. The divines playe
closely fought game of quoits.
IL was Wash Monday" and th
camp housewives had long lines OF
early in the morning
Some of the men in camp went fisl
ing or driving out into the country.
A camp joke that got around in Il
morning furnished much amusemen
This was a new use for a nightshi
. discovered by Scott avenue cottager
e The sleeping habiliment of a mascl
: line guest was handed over to II
/ care of the hostess. AT night q
e garment could not be discovered an
@ where. The guest, who was a sho
:. man, had TO borrow a nightshirt fro
q his host, very tall man. Mond;
morning, the hostess unwrapped q
) bread. aud discovered to her amal
q ment that she had rolled it up in h
d guests nightshirt instead of in 4
N breadcloth.
. William G. Mackenzie had sever
" photographs of st. Paul's aven
n taken on Saturday morning
4 A nest OF yellow-jackets, who n
h decided to make their home under {
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