Evening journal., 1917-07-18
ALL plans Laid
FOR BRANDYWINE
SUMMIT Worship

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galows have been made. The Rev.
Dr. J. d. c. Hanna, affectionately
known as the Bishop OF the Camp"
Is building a new cottage which he
and Mrs. Hanna will occupy, while
their son and daughter-in-law, DR..
and Mrs j. Marvin Hanna, OF Phila-
delphia. will occupy their old cottage
during August The state road from
Tallyville has been repaired and is
now I'm fine condition while the road
leading into the grounds is in excel
lent condition.
On Improvement Sunday" July 20
the Rev J. II. Beauchamp. OF this city
will preach in the morning; the Rev
William Bamford. OF Philadelphia. will
preach in the afternoon. and in the
evening there will be a song service
In charge OF William p. White. we'll
known in local musical circles. Mrs.
Powell and Mr.. Thomas will also
probably sing at that service
Following is the complete program
for the camp:
Wednesday evening, August IL
Opening night. DR.. b. L. Hubbard.
spiritual director. in charge.
Thursday, August patriotic Day.
with the Revs. A. s. Burke Of New
port in the morning; A. II. Thomp-
son. OF ST. Paul's NJ o. Church. in the
afternoon. and Zach Wells, OF Wesley,
in the evening.
Friday. August S-The Rev. @. w.
Dawson OF Asbury, in the morning:
the Rev. Sherry OF Elan. in the after
noon; the Rev. G.. w. B0unds OF
Richardson Park, in the evening.
Saturday, August 4-The Rev. J.
C.. Mccoy in the morning; the Rev.
c. e. Wood of Mt. Lebanon. in the
afternoon; the Rev. e. H. Collins Of |
Eastlake, in the evening.
Sunday, August 5-Little Sunday,
the Rov. c. T Wyatt OF Denton, in
the morning; the Rev. J. Ernest
Baily Smith OF Washington, in the !
afternoon; the Rev. 70. l.. Hubbard ]
In the evening.
Little Sunday" afternoon will be !
temperance afternoon and Or. Smith /
who is secretary OF the National Tenn |
perance Society, will deliver his ia |
nous address on 1.-THE Battle OF i
Booze Run" 10 is expected that d 4
large number OF W. G.. T. u. mem. |
bers and others interested in prohi- /
billion win attend this meeting
Monday. August 6-Morning. song
and testimony service; afternoon, the /
Rev. j. r. Bicking; evening. the
Rev W. o. Bennett OF Goodman
Church.
Tuesday. August Young Peoples
Day. in charge OF p. Blair Ely chair
man OF New Castle County Epworth
League. There will be special speak
ers for morning and afternoon SER
vices. The Rev. w. r. Habbart will
preach In the evening.
Wednesday, August S-Morning. the /
Rev. +. J. Cochran, OF Chester Bethel; |
afternoon, the Rev G. r. Anderson, OF !
Harrison Street: evening the Rev. L. /
M. Broadway, OF Madeley.
Thursday. August ~ Sunday |
School Day. in charge OF DR.. Hanna;
morning, A. r. Spaid; afternoon. the
Rev. J. L. Johnson; evening. the Rev.
William Bamford.
Friday. August 10-Morning, the
Rev. j. W. Easley. OF McCabe: after
noon, the Rev DR. May, OF Sloan
evening. the Rev. j. II. Warren, OF
kingswOod.
Saturday. August 11-Home and
Foreign Mission Day; special speak /
ers for morning and afternoon; even
ing. Thomas Powell Night.
Sunday. August -. Big Sunday
Morning, DR.. J. r. W. Sumwalt OF
afternoon, DR.. A. N.
Thompson; evening DR. u. L. Hub
bard.
Monday, August Morning. song
and testimony service: afternoon. the
Rev p. W. Jones OF Silverbrook;
evening. Dr. w. +, Corkran OF Union.
Tuesday August IA. closing day
Morning, the Rev. H. Gray: after
noon. the Rev. 10. II. Dashield; even
ing. DR.. Hubbard }
Camp VIII close with the usual |
walk around Zion" on Tuesday night. |
August "a. Several changes In the (
working stan have been made, owing |
TO several OF the workers leaving town |
for the summer. These will be an
nounced later All indications are
that this seasons camp will be the
biggest and most interesting that has
ever been held on the grounds. Many
families are now at tho grove sum
mering. while others will go out just
for the camp season. In so great de
mand are the cottages this summer
that forty or fifty more cottages could
have BEEN used.