Evening journal., 1918-08-05
SUMMIT CAMP HAS
THRONG ON SUNDAY
Hundreds of Visitors at
Services and Also Guests
of Cottagers
EIGHT CONVERSIONS
AT DAYS MEETINGS

Special 30 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
BRANDYwINE SUMMIT CAMP, Aug
5.-"Little Sunday" was interestingly
celebrated at Brandywine Summit Camp
Meeting yesterday. Many friends and
relatives OF tenters and others inter-
ested in the religious services began to
arrive early in the morning. Despite
the threatening rain clouds many at
tended the morning services. The sunny
weather Of the afternoon brought many
auto parties TO the grounds. At the
head OF the grove a great number Of
cars were parked.
All the services were well attended.
The Rev. DR.. C. T. Wyatt, Of Denton,
Md was the preacher at the morning
service. DR.. Wyatt since 1904 has been
bleaching every "little Sunday" as the
first Sunday of the camp session is
termed He has missed but one year in
hat time.
His sermon was based upon the eighth
chapter OF Romans, 2sth verse. The
keynote Of the sermon was a challenge
TO faith. Or. e. L. Hubbard read the
Scriptures, and Mrs. Edith Sartin, OF
With the Broken Wing" w. N. Thomas
sang Make My Life What 1t Ought TO
Be-"
At 1870 O'Clock the children's meeting
was held, the Rev. J. r. Bicking using
coored inks TO illustrate lessons Of sin.
The o'clock service was the most in
spring Of the day. The tabernacle was
crowded and many persons stood in the
open space surrounding. The Rev. Car
Isle l.. Hubbard, of ST. Paurs NJ. L. |
Church, Wilmington, preached on the
text "Agrippa said unto Paul, almost |
thou persusdest me to be a Christian"
At this service there were six CONVEX
sions.
The young peoples song service
which they call a sing" is growing
more popular each night. It is held at 7
O'Clock.
II. j. Guthrie, secretary Of the Board
OF Education, OF Wilmington, led the
singing. The Rev. z. II. Collins was In
charge. The Rev l.. w. Layneld made
the prayer. A piano solo was given by
Mrs Howard s. Bartenslager, organist
of Hanover Presbyterian Church, VIII
mington. Mrs. Nettie Lamborn, OF
Avondale, sang a solo. The Rev. J. w.
Fogel. retired minister Of the VIII
mington Conference. now at Seaford,
gave a talk. Miss Annabel Groves sang
solo.
The Rev. c. T. Wyatt was the minis
ter in charge Of the evening service. He
took as his text the 27th verse Of the
third chapter Of Lamentations. DR..
WAITS address was directed toward
a. L., hf fa faI
remarks emphasized the acceptance OF
the yoke Of Christianity. There were
two conversions at the service.
solo was given by Mrs. Edith Sar-
I'm, and Professor w. N. Thomas sang.
The Rev f. L. Hubbard led in prayer.
During the day si75 was collected In
subscriptions Of So, beside the basket
collections.
Announcement was made that there
would be no service this morning. As {
housewives should have a chance TO
ook after their affairs, after their ]
many guests on Sunday. All other ser '
vices will be on the usual time after s
noon. /
new flag was raised yesterday n
morning on Asbury avenue. Many per-
Ions attended the celebration. The c
lag was presented by Edward Flory.
William V. Montgomery and Rodger
tinker raised the flag Mrs. MontgOm- /
'ry played the organ. and the gather I
ng sang "The Star Spangled Banner" a
My Country NTis Of Thee" and Keep
he Home Fires Burning" i
Two watermelon parties were held
N Saturday night. One was given in
lonor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Medford White. v
'ir. White passed his physical exami-
lation for the draft on Friday and q
expects to be called TO training camp
IN Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. White have s
been married two months. The other
)arty was given by a number of chill
iren. A good time was had.
The Brandywine Camp Women's Aux Y
liary held a meeting on Saturday af-
ernoon at the head Of the camp J
The festival held on July %
letted sS5. The next meeting Of the 7
association will be held on Saturday !
lext, when accounts and business mat
ers viii be settled for the season. Mrs. !
5eorge NJ. Fisher is the president. 7
Mr.. and Mrs. William Blease and son =
4 Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. H. r. a
layer for a week.
Mrs. Alice M. Clifford and Miss Mabel
r Hanna, OF Philadelphia, are guests 7
4 Mrs. ]. d. C. Hanna. The Rev. DR.. !
lama is expected to return from Pit y
nan Grove today. y
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Scarborough, Of v
Darby spent the weekend with Mr.. I
nd Mrs. II. j. Jones. u
Or. George r. Foulk spent Sunday a
With his mother, Mrs. w. H. Foulk, on q
Il. Paul's avenue.
William E. Dunlap and William En- 3
lis were camp visitors all day yes 3
erday r
DR.. Florence Seward was a visitor 81
It camp yesterday. N
Ferris Giles and Clyde Thomas were r
seen on the grounds.
G. w. Hobbs came to camp on Sat ic