Evening journal., 1913-08-12
BUSY DAYS
COMING AT
The SUMMIT
WOrShipperS Look Forward
With Interest to Sunday
School Rally Tomorrow
DR.. WRIGHT breaches
ON PLEASURES OF SIM
Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
ANfpNANtN,te cTfNfNfTT CAMP

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
BRANDYWlNE SUMMIT CAMP
MEETING, Aug. 12.-Aftcr the recrea-
ton and comparative quiet of yester-
day the next three days will be busy
days in the camp.
Today is young peoples day with
the services In charge OF the Rev. r..
r. Carpenter. president OF the VIII
mington District Epworth League.
Representatives of the various Ep-
worth Leagues will take active parts.
The Rev. J. r. Bickine, of Ccntreville.
Md. was the speaker at the morning
service, his subject being "Evangel-
ism"
A Junior League rally was held in
connection with the children's serv-
ice at l.45 o'clock. led by Aubrey
| Nandever.
AT three o'clock the big Epworth
League rally is TO be held.
The League colors predominant in
] the decorations Mrs. Matte Ander-
son, of Union Church, will speak on
'Tho Relation OF the League TO the
Foreigner" Miss Edna Smith, Of Mt
! Salem Church will make an address
on "The League and the Unchurched,
and Ralph Minker. OF Brandywine
Church, will discuss "The Problem
of the Boy and the Young Man"
At $50 o'clock a union service viii
be held in charge OF the Rev r. II
Carpenter. president of tho Dlstric
Epworth League, who, because OF an
engagement in Wilmington, will ar
rive late today
Tomorrow is TO be an especially
big day Sunday School Rally Day
with special addresses by able speak
ers and special music by an or
chestra OF three pieces
The speakers will include the Rov
j. l.. Johnson, Miss Clara Mendcnhall
Miss Edna Smith and Or. G. II
Woolston. Of Philadelphia.
The musical program is schedule
to be OF special interest
Miss Mary llarman of Wilmington
with a violin. Victor Pyle of Whining
ton. with fute. and harpist iror
Philadelphia will play at the services.
Spiritual Director Beauchamp
/, / speaking yesterday OF the services sal
the attendance was much better tina
last year and everything looked prom
isug. at the service hast evening n
Rev g. r Nyait led in prayer. bar
j. tone and tenor duet by tue Rev. NJ
: Conwel aud Professor Thomas va
! much enjoyed.
Sin Proves Costly.
a sermon on "Thc Pleasures OF Sin
was preached in the evening by Il
p Rev. J.. G.. Wright who took his trl
, from Hebrews II. Citing various i
stances OF the results of sin aud wror
H.. 4 I.. t..
all and the Young people PARTICULAR
one though which, he said, should
burned into their thought and cor
p. science. which was that no matter ho
, much pleasure man gets out of a III
of sn. IL uniailngly ctats more tina
he gets one of it, and that sometime an
4 somewhere he would be sure 10 regrl
4 il. Speaking of the longing which is
2 every heart for the something viii,
might satisfy. the speaker said that mi
terial things never could, because on
e God alone and the true Christian ii
b could satisfy.
r The Rev. c. T. Wyatt was the a
ternoon speaker, and preached frol
e the text Therefore Shall Ye Ora
e Water Out Of the Well OF Salvation
l. Isaiah 1913.
. Speaking OF tho inestimable Walt
Of a well OF pure cold water I'm III
3 yard Of a mans home, and the n
u creased value OF the land having sue
:, a we'll on It, The speaker cited Il
- stances where wells had benefit,
y humanity and said that these ph.
!, sical facts fore-shadowed great spi
!, ltual truths, and that Christ, the Kir
- Of the country had made ample pr
~ vision whereby the weary plgri
~ might rest. and quench his thirst.
n Both in the old and new test
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