Evening journal., 1916-07-21
Campers TRYING TO
Get BILLY" SUNDAY
Noted Evangelist May be at
Brandywine Summit on
"Big Sunday"
NOTED MINISTER'S
ON CAMP PROGRAM

Brandywine Summit camp. which
opens Wednesday. August 9. and
closes August 23, will be a much
larger and better camp than ever be-
fore. Some OF the most prominent
preachers in the Wilmington and Phil
adelphia conferences, including prob
ably one or two bishops will partici-
pate in the services. An effort is be-.
ing made to secure BILLY" Sunday
for August 20 big" Sunday The
committee in charge has written Mr..
Sunday and II is awaiting definite
word from him. Mr.. Sunday goes to
Ocean Grove. N. j., on August 25. to
open an eyangelistic campaign there,
and it Is planned by the trustees Of
the camp association to secure him
for Sunday, August 20, or some time
between that date and August 25.
Among some of the preachers Sc
cured so far are the Rev j. w. r.
Sunwalt. Of Pittsburgh, who will
preach Sunday afternoon and even
ing, August 10, and the Rev. c. T.
Wyatt of Denton, who will preach
Sunday morning, August 13. Others
who will preach at various services
ford, pastor of st. Lukes NJ Z.
Church. Philadelphia, DR.. Charles
Tinley, of Broad Street Tabernacle,
Philadelphia, DR.. f. D. Decker and
DR.. j. d. c. Hanna. both of Philadel-
phia. From the Wilmington Confer
ence there will be the Revs. J. c. Nc
Coy. of Ebenezer; Dr. Robert Watt,
district superintendent; Lewis E.
Barrett, of Harrington; ]. f. Gal
lagher, Of Elan; 7. R. Van Dyke,
Leonard White. G. T. Anderson. Jo-
seph Herson. Salisbury; ]. L. John
son. Scott Church; E. H. Collins,
Madeley; ]. R. Bicking, w. E.
Habbard, of Ridgeley, Nd; W. L.
White, Easton; George c. Williams
Smyrna, and the Rev. J. r. Bunting
The personnel of the camp leader;
this year has not been changed Al
all. The Rev. DR.. E. l. Hubbard
will be spiritual director. Professor
William y. Thomas will be musica
director. The Rev ]. r. Bickint
will have charge of the children anc
boys; the Rev. Raymond Cook, o
the Yoke Fellows; the Rev. E. H
Collins, will be in charge of tn
young people; Charles Cleaver vii
be cornetist and Miss Ella Fredericl
will be pianiste.
Several new lamps have been in
stalled in the choir loft OF tn
tabernacle. They are green shade
and a great Improvement Sunday
August 6, will be improvement sun
day and it is expected to have Pre-
fessor and Mrs. Harold c. Clase. {
the Lyon Evangelistic party preser
on that day.
Mrs Mary Seward and Mrs. Eliza
beth Cam have begun the erection
an attractive bungalow next door I
the Union Boarding Tent II will B
a boarding house" and will be on
of the largest bungalows on IN
grounds.
Several families have moved out
the grove this week, among them be
ing Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Watson
of Washington who have opened the
cottage on The Circle; Mrs. c.
Robb. Of Philadelphia, who has oper
ed her cottage on Asbury avenue
Mrs Charles wilkins. of the Circle
Thomas Woodward and family WI
are staving at the Ainscow cottage @
Summit avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Emme
Adams and family. on the Circle
Mrs. Charles Griffith and son al
staying with the Rev. DR.. and Mr.
J. d c Hanna. on Summit avenu
and Joseph Turner, who has loint
his wife at their cottage on Unic
avenue.
Services will be conducted at
grove at o'clocS Sunday by the r.
G. T. Anderson, pastor OF Harris
Street NJ. Z. Church The camp ch
will be assisted in the singing by me
bers Of Harrison Street choir under
leadership OF Professor George +. XII
William p White viii conduct the SO
service to be held Sunday evening.