Evening journal., 1917-08-11
BIC SUNDAY" PLANS
At SUMMIT CAMP
DR.. Sumwalt, DR.. Thompson
and DR.. Hubbard TO
be Preachers
MISSIONARY WORK is
r. VIEWED TODAY
- Correspondent.

sides being Home and FOrelBn MIS-
sionary Day," tonight viii be "Thom.
AZ Night." thus making today one OF
the biggest days Of the camp so far.
DR. Robert Watt, Was chairman OF
the program. Home Missions was
the tonic discussed at the morning
service and Dr.. Watt gave an inter
estlng discourse on the missionary
work that Is being done In this coun
try. This afternoon was devoted TO
aForeiRn Missions" and the Rev.
II. b. Keiso. OF Mt. Pleasant de-
livered an instructive and interesting
address on the missionary work be-
lng done In foreign fields. Al the
children's meeting this afternoon, the
Rev. Richard Bicking also took mis-
sions" as his topic and gave an enjoy
able chart talk.
Tonight will be Thomas Night"
and Il promises TO be q most delight
ful evening. Professor Thomas, who
is considered one Of the leading musi'
cal evangelists IN the country, Will
hoth sing and speak this evening, he
being in charge Of the service. He
will be assisted IN his sing BY
Mrs. Powell, soprano. and by the
large chorus choir. One OF the songs
that will probably be sung tonight will
be From Every Stormy Wind That
Blows which was such a faVorite
during the Lyon evangehsuo meet
ings.
Speakers yesterday we're the Rev.
G. W. Clark. OF BrackEx, WHO
preached on "The Call OF the Twen'
tieth Century" while IN the after
noon the Rev. Dr.. May Of SLOAN
preached on God, the Hope OF the
World" Mr.. Bicking's talk TO the
young people was on Pilgrims Pro-
gress."
The Rev. J. H. Warren. Of Kings
wood Church, preached last evening,
taking for his theme Partnership
With God" his text being from Phile'
mon. A consecration service follow
ed the sermon.
Ant'olpa on Of tomorrow, big
Sunday" and preparations for the In
aux Of visitors which that day al.
ways brings to the grove. featured
he life OF the camp today. Should
the skies remain unclouded. there Is
little question that the largest crowds
Of any previous Big Sunday here Will
be welcomed TO the grove. The trus.
tees announce that the same plan OF
charging an admission price OF TWEEN
ly.fiye cents to all vehicles In the
grove on Sundays will be in operation
tomorrow. This includes the parking
II ali vehicles.
Campers and others Interested are
happy over the announcement made
yes erday OF the opening tomorrow o
The new stretch of road between Blue
Ball and McKee's hill With the ex
eeption OF q small piece of road be
side the reservoir, which has not yet
been completed, motorists and others
driving to the grove will be able 10
make the trip from the city over the
new road, which Is now one OF the
dnest IN the State. The trustees OF
the camp are grateful to the Levy
Court and other authorities Tor open
ing the road tomorrow.
"Big Sunday" speakers will be the
Rev. DIT. J. r. W. Sumwalt OF
Pittsburgh, the Rev. DIT. A. II.
Thompson Of ST. Paurs Church and
The Rev. DR.. y. l.. Hubbard, who
will preach In the morning afternoon
and evening, respectively. These min
lsters are strong exhorters OF the gos
pel and three excellent sermons are
promised. At the childrens meeting
tomorrow. Mr. Bicking will give q
chart talk on "War Gardens"
Announcement Is also made thai
the Baldwin automobile bus win leave
Wilmington every hour and a hal
tomorrow.
Senator wolcott, in addition TO The
governor will be invited to come q
AaN Ntn alR
this year, the invitation TO be ex
tended TO him today.
KAMP kUT OUTS.
The pavilion at the top OF the hi
viii be reshingled and a new whit
dirt noor viii be placed In It. Thi
pavilion Is one OF the most favorit
places for persons who come TO n
.Rmp to spend the day while eac
morning many Of the women OF IN
amp gather there and knit and seN
Other Improvements are beir
made at the top Of the hill, whiC
add considerably 70 the general a
Dearance OF the grounds. The roa
ways leading from the hilltop dow
into the grove have been filled
where they had washed away, wi
clean white dirt, while the gr0unl
around the recently completed &C
lage Of "Bishop" Hanna also ha'
been filed in and put into excelle
sondition
Bonnie Bradford. land perhaps
would be just as well at the outs
10 tell you that Bonnie IS a PEE
greed black angora cat that lives ,
Asbury avenue), is one of the fayc
ties in that nelghborhood. Howevt
now that Mrs. Bradford and the ch
~ >1ren are spending this week aw'
from home and as c. William K BRA
ford comes home only In the eve
lngs Bonnie. out Of the loneline
of her heart. has become accustom
o msk'ng long daily calls ut neig
ar ng cottages. One evening hi
E Bonnie went TO sleep in a.ne z
-i house and when bedtime can
he forgot to 60 home which "
4 course mist ill bred in her Lat
hat n'gnt Mrs. Neighbor awoke W
4 weighty feeling and almost imme
ately she becsme conscious of sni
queer noise directly under her ch
With a cry of fear she threw I
weight OFF her chest thus rudely d
turbing the slumbers of Miss B0ul
who no doubt thought that she v
in the "Briar Bush" instead of
side II when Mrs. Neighbor dealt
hat solar plexus blow.
PERSONALS.
Guests at the cottage OF Mrs.
B. McCaulley on the Circle, yesi
day. were Mrs. George Booker {
children, Marjorie and Janice. NJ
George Goodwin and Mrs. G.. A. "
Ter.
Guests at the Union boarding I