Evening journal., 1913-08-16
SUMMIT IS
READY FOR
BIG SUNDAY
All Day Services in Woods
Expected TO Draw the
Usual Crowds $50
ONLY ONE SERVICE
TODAY FOR WORSHIPPERS

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYWGNE SUMMIT CAMP
MEETING. Aug, Recreation Day
today at the camp brought with Il its
accustomed quiet, and there was little
Of import all morning. most OF the
tenters being busy with preparations
for big Sunday" tomorrow Those
who attended the early morning SER
vice were well repaid for coming
all nature herself seemed worship
ping-so gloriously beautiful was the
fresh dewy morning.
The children were out in force at
the children's meeting this afternoon.
/ The special feature of the service .heing
the testimony tree, which is always
much enjoyed by the little ones.
! Not once since the beginning of the
camp meeting has the enthusiasm OF
the children Jagged, and. under the
able instruction of Aubrey Vandeyer
the daily meetings have been wonder
fully instructive as we'll as interest
ing
! The usual three o'clock meeting was
omitted and the young peoples service
and evening sermon this evening will
be the only other devotional services.
A feature OF the young peoples
service will be the singing OF the
Sons Of Hiram Glee Club, which was
specially organized for the occasion.
Big Sunday" tomorrow. and wealth
er permitting, big" 1t will be in
every sense OF the word-blg ser.
vices, big crowds and big dinners for
the crowd. Both Mrs. Mary RambC
at ST. Pauls Inn, and Mrs. f. l.
Cam. who has the Union boarding
tables, have provided extra accommo-
dations for the crowd which without
a doubt will be in attendance-anC
the automobile service will be thu
best that can be obtained.
The early morning service vii
open the days program, and a low
! feast will follow at o'clock
The Rev. John Watchorn, ID D.. o
Central Church, Frankford Pa, vii
speak az the morning service; tn
Rev. G. T Aldersoa, pastor OF Har
rison Street Church IS to be the al
, ternoon speaker. and pr Watchor
I win address the meeting again in th
levening
Services last evening. although M
I quite so well attended as the nigl
before. we're very Interesting. m
Rev. w. X Galloway, OF Wilmington
{ a noted evang gelist. was present an
under his leadership the enthusiasm
OF the people was aroused and
spirited altar service was held. dur
ing which a number of the old famil
lar hymns were sung. The Rev T.. c
MacSorley preached the sermon
which was based on THE Bible-th
Book Of Books" and al the close tn
: choir sang favorite hymn, m,
Mothers Old Bible.
, Young Peoples service was wei
attended and full of interest Tn
I musical program was fine as usual.
Misses Edna Strong and Adelaid
Watson sang a duet, and Miss Louis
: Husbands gave a recitation entitled
Toms Prayer" The Rev. f. G
Y lEenjamin, OF ELAN. was the after
? noon speaker His text was "And /
t / be Lifted Up VIII Draw All Mel
. Unto Me"
4 AZ lhe morning service the Rev f. c
MaeS0rley took his text from Ephesians
81.
Throughout the grounds every one re
ported few visitors and little worth re
, Icording Yesterday, and fewer today
Late Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs
! james Clayton aud family We're arousel
4 from their slumbers by the continuou
! ringing 81 an electric bell. which 70
some time completely bewildered them
i las the sound could not be located.
Upon investigation, tho hell WAS founl
! under bed IN the cottage BY thi
" time the occupants Of the cottage ha'
/, become thoroughly aroused and went
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