Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1916-08-12
Looking Forward With Interest
TO "LiffIe Sunday" at Camp


necessary precautions to prevent the |
spreading Of infantile paralysis which |
has become such a serious menace to /
New York and other Eastern cities, I
announcement Is made that the |
PENNSYLVANIA State Board Of Health |
will place an inspector at the Penn
svlvania- Delaware State border line, |
which is not far from Johnson's cor /
ner on Sunday
Those who anticipate coming out /
to the camp on Sunday or any day
thereafter are advised by the com
mittee in charge Of the camp to bring
with them certificates Of health from
their family physicians certifying that
their children are in perfect health. |
This ruling applies TO all children
under sixteen years OF age.
Lewis Cox, an inspector for the
State Board OF Health OF Pennsyl-
vania came out 10 camp last night
and made thorough inspection OF
the grounds. He reported that he
found everything here In excellent
condition. There is a physician on
the camp grounds all the time and all
the children at the camp are in the
best OF health and free from even
any suspicion Of disease.
Today at Brandywine Summit Camp
Is general cleanup" day, and from
early this morning all the cottagers
have been busy preparing for the
morrow which will be Little Sun
day" Should the weather be clear
a record breaking crowd is expected
tomorrow and from early morning
until late afternoon the grove was
astir with the hustle and hustle OF
preparation for the large number of
visitors that are expected to come
out this evening and tomorrow to
spend the weekend.
Little" Sunday is always one Of
the biggest days OF the campmeeting
season Speakers tomorrow Will be
the Rev. G. T. Wyatt. Of Middletown,
who will preach at the morning SER
vice to be held at 1890 o'clock. and
the Rev. DR.. J. r, W. Sumwalt of the
Pittsburgh Conference. who will
preach in the afternoon and evening
Tomorrow the committee In charge
OF the grounds will charge a fee Of
% cents to all automobiles and other
vehicles. The money so secured will
be used toward paying for repairs on
the road into camp. and also for the
parking and care OF the machines or
vehicles during the time they are in
the grove. for which the committee
in charge has hired Ave men Each
/ OF the services tomorrow will be
featured by special music, which. UNI
der leadership Of Professor William
~ Thomas and with Mrs. Grace SUIT
ton Powell. will be exceptionally fine.
A male quartet will also sing.
Today's services we're we'll attend
ed. No set programs have been ar
ranged for various days, and so II
is impossible 10 announce ahead who
the speakers for the various days will
be- This afternoon the Rev. Raymond
Cooke will preach II he is on the
grounds, and tonight the Rev e. II
Collins, pastor OF Madeley Church
!, will preach The Young Peoples ser.
. vice tonight will be featured by spe.
cial music. A male quartet. comprls.
ing Dr. j. Marvin Hanna. Professor
Thomas. Harry j. Guthrie and Viii
liam r. White. will sing az will also
the children's choir. and Mrs. Powell
soprano Al the children's service
day Mr.. Bickine gave an interesting
chart talk. while family prayers were
held as usual al o'clock
Temperance Day Observance.
Temperance day was observed here
yesterday Charles Prettyman. chair
man OF the Delaware Anti-Saloon
League, presided Speakers for the
day were Harry Mayer. former
mayor Of Dover. and Or. G. NJ Lewis
ter. Of Baltimore. Md. Mr. Mayer
spoke at the morning service. He
. pointed out how the government pro.
vides great amounts OF money for
health departments and other depart
ments having TO do with the develop
I ing of the mental and physical growth
= Of the nation and yet through IN,
u legalized liquor traffic they permitte,
: the undermining Of the very prlnci
plies upon which II is spending mil
lions 70 uphold
=, DR.. Levister, who was the after
- noon speaker. showed what prohibit
u ton has already done in the temper
ance States, and gave number O
8 statistics. At the children's servic
~ Mr. Bicking gave specially prepare
~ temperance talk. and the childre
sang Drive Out the Booze Shops" [
IA the tune Of Brighten the Corner,
Allen White played a cornet sol,
ei Ten other children were added TO IN
n roll today. making a total enrollmer
"a Of 10
e. Previous 10 the regular service La
~ night the Young Peoples meetir
n was held under the direction OF n
Of Rev z. r. Collins Parker Clyme
ir tenor soloist Of the Advent Luthera
le Church. OF Philadelphia sang.
al Walk With the King while Mr.
p Powell also sang a solo.
d Instead Of having sermon. la
al nights service was consecratiC
2, service. featured by song and praye
I'd Toward the close OF the service a
D." the camp leaders and other Chri
ID tians knelt by the mourners' benz
I'd and sang many OF the old hymns an
n offered prayer. The invitation
d. all who would be saved was give
and while there were no conversion
the meeting was attended by muC
lis spirit Dr. Hubbard conducted Il
re service.
on Announcement is made that aut
of mobiles and vehicles TO the grove q
,st morrow will be parked at the top
he the hill and in the field along q
n driveway This will keep the Sc
IN vices in the tabernacle from beir
lal interrupted and will also make a
.ee parking more convenient and syst
IN matte.
,sl KAMP KUT OUTS.
len llsneui Mealher mas Deeh EMO
30 ed by the cottagers at Brandywii
Summit. and one and all are TAXI
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