Evening journal., 1914-08-15
FOLKS At CAMP
READY FOR SUNDAY
Recreation Period to be Fol-
lowed by Morn TO Night
Services
TOMORROW TO BE
GIVEN TO TEMPERANCE

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYW1NE SUMMIT CAMP.
Aug. l5.rhe woods skirting the his.
toric Brandywine were the Mecca for
many OF the campers today, and the
forest glades echoed forth the shouts Of
the youngsters who made merry in the
woods. Many Of the men made of for
the creek to enjoy days fishing.
Recreation Day was observed today at
the camp. There will be but one service
today, that being this evening at 7.3O
o'clock, when the Rev. J. w. Gray will
preach,
Tennis was the favorite diversion.
Those rated as champions at the camp
tennis courts are DR.. and Mrs. Marvin
Hanna, Charles Cleayer. Maynard Alex.
ander Adelaide Watson, Mrs. Alice
Clifford
Temperance Day viii be observed at
the camp tomorrow and the program ar
ranged promises to be interesting. The
first service of the day will be at o
o'clock, when love feast will be held.
This viii be in charge Of the Rev. g. n.
Wyatt, of Middletown. This service for
several years has been in charge Of Or.
Wyatt.
AT 3 o'clock in the afternoon Mrs.
Mary y. Donneil. president Of the New
Castle County W. c. II. L.. viii preside,
and the Rev. G. NJ. Levister viii deliver
the sermon. The children's services in
the evening win be in charge Of Dr.
Woolston, and DIR. Levistor will preach
at night.
Those In charge Of the Camp are
working on the program for the OBJ
servance Of Big Sunday al the Camp,
tomorrow week. The program ar
ranged for next week includes several
special features the most interesting
promising to be on Tuesday when
Sunday School Day will be observed.
Tho program will be as follows:
Morning-10.30, Song Service, Hall
Mack Company; II, address, "The
Greatest Human Achievement" DR.. S.
McWilllams, Trinity Church, Chester,
Pa; 1120, address. "1'he Country
Sunday School," DR.. William w.
Belts, Chadd's Ford. Pa; 1140. ad
dress, "The Zurich Convention of the
Worlds Sunday Schools Rev. J. D.
@. Hanna, Philadelphia. Pa
Afternoon-1.45, praise service,
Hall-Mack Company: 2.30. object talk
to children. Subject, "The House
That Jack Built" illustrated by me-
chanical objects. DR.. G. IT, Woolston,
D. D., Philadelphia Pa: 315. song
service, Professor w N. Thomas,
camp ehoister and choir; 345. adj
dress, "A Trip to the Wonderland Of
Truth" illustrated by mechanical
effectsl. DR., G. III. WooIston. leader
Of children's meeting.
Evenlng--6.30, Young People az
Work in the Sunday School" Rev
Disston W. Jacobs. leader; 7.30 evan
gelistic service. in charge OF Rev. r.
r Beauchamp, preacher IN charge OF
camp.
Last nights services at the camp
were In charge Of the Rev. I. r. Van
Dyke, who took his text from Timothy, !
! l5. The evening services were preced /
"a by tho young peoples meeting, when
The Rev. Disston Jacobs talked on the /
subject, Opportunity" Professor
Thomas led the young people in singing. /
At the meeting Miss Marian Buck was /
elected secretary and treasurer OF the
young peoples meeting ond Miss Alfredo /
dance was elected assistant.
The Rev. j. T. Richardson, who had I
charge OF the services yesterday morn
ing, spoke on "Gideon's Victory" and |
N the afternoon the Rev. Il. C. MacSor-
ley spoke on "The Seven Golden Sticks"
DIR. Woolston also gave his first lessons
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