Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-08-03
PROGRAM FOR THE
SUMMIT CAMP
Announcements Made for All of
the Days Of the Campmeet-
ing Season.
Staff Correspondence of Every Evening

The cuTiew must not ring tonight.
That's what the young people at
Brandywine Summit Camp are saving,
but 1t rings every night just the same.
And the young people are not even to
blame for the adoption of the system, be
cause Rev. +. L. Hubbard. who announced
last night that the camp bell would ring
at 1870 every night a signal for tcntCrS
TO retire or AT least quiet down and let
someone else sleep, laid the blame right
at the doors of the ministers who are
sojourning at the camp. Anyway nobody
minds, because I0.30 is time to go 10 bed
at any regular camp, and the old custom
simply adds zest TO the many novelties
that attract visitors and cottagers TO
Brandvwine Summit and make 1t such n
delightful place TO summer.
The long g-hoped-for programs arrived m
camp YESTERDAY afternoon and there was
quite scramble for them They tell, IN
short of the joys that camp life holds for
young and old, and extend a hearty in
vitation for others to share them with the
present tenters 4 well-illustrated history
of recent improvements Mt the camp is
also inserted. and the usual program of the
preaching services follows:
SATURDAY. August SC. c. Clarke,
1880 a m; +. III. Collins, 3 p m; VII
liam May 80 p. m.
sunday. August DIR. c. T. Wyatt.
1890 a m; DR. c. l.. Hubbard 3 p. m;
c. 7. Wyatt. 80 p. N.
Monday, August 5I r. Bicking, 1880
a. m: VI. f. Habbart, 3 p. m; L. NJ.
Broadway. 80 p. m.
Tuesday. August 6-E. II. Collins, 1890
a. m; .. W. Dawson 2 p. m; Zach "
Wells. 30 p. m.
Wednesday, August 7-Dr F. L. Hub
bard, 1890 a m. William Bamford 3
p m; r. p Nichols, 7.30 =, m.
Thursday August S-W l.. Munhall
'The Book Of Books. 1890 a m and 3
p. m Rev J. u c. Hanna 80 p. m
Friday, August &C. c. Clarke. 1890
a m; T. J. Sard, 3p. m; G. W Dawson,
80 p. m
saturday, August lo-E. II. Collins,
field, 3 p m; Thomas ;. Minker, 80
p. m.
Sunday, August I1-Bishop J. ".
Hamilton. 1890 a. m; Rev Clarence
True Wilson, ; p. m. DR.. L. l.. Hubbard,
80 D. m.
Monday. August l2--Dr. f. L. Hub
bard, 1880 a. m; II. b. kelso, s p m
" c. Harris. 80 p m
Tuesday, August Isl. r. Bicking.
1880 a. m; L. II. Collins. 3 =. m. Or.
{. VI. Boswell, 80 p. m
Camp will close with the usual walk
around Zion, on Tuesday night, August
Is.
There are two excellent boarding
houses on the ground. where kindly
attention awaits all who patroniz them
ORDER or SERVICES.
100 a. m.-Family prayers
900 8. m.-Prayer and experience
meeting
a M - ~, -,ao+;-r ,or+L Il, !,
OF ground
900 a. m.-Girls' meeting in the pa
vilion
$50 m.-Yokefellows in charge Of
G. c. Clarke
1890 a. m-Preaching
l30 D. m.-Children meeting. III
charge OF Rev. J r BickIng.
800 D. m.-Preaching
go D. ny oung Peoples meeting in
charge OF L. H. Collins
80 D. m-Preaching
As was intlmated yesterday these
hours are subject to slight changes rs
the changed time system seems to play
havoc with the audiences during the
first part of each service. It has been
suggested that all services be set one half
hour later, and II was understood yester-
day that this Is soon TO be done.
Or L. l. Hubbart will he assisted by
the superintendent Of the Wilmington
district. Rev Robert Watt. ID D.. and
also by the following ministers.
DR. c. NJ Baswell, Philadelphia; " l..
Munhall DR. Robert c. Wells, J. d. G.
Hanna. D. D.. William Banford d. d,
Thomas :. Minker oi the Phlladel-
phia Conference; Clarence Wilson OF
Washington, d c; Paul II Sloan New
jersey Conference; c T. Wyatt, J L.
IL l
W L. Habbart, j C. Mccoy John A.
Beauchanp, Zach ". Wells,
r. P. Nichols, T. ! Sard. George +
Wood, c. ". Clarke. l. N Broadway
L. W Layfield, c. l. Hubbard. Bishop
J. W Hamilton, H d kelso " j Harris.
{. c. Clark.
The Rev j. r. Bicking the popular
leader of the last two years. will have
charge Of the childrens meetings and the
boys meetings. The Rev i. II, Collins
whose services last year and years before
drew enthusiastic crowds, vail again con
duct the ! Young Peoples meetings c. c.
Clark will lead the Yokefellows III their
aggressive and helpful work
The services Yesterday were as well
attended as usual Rev j r Bicking Of
New Castle preaching at the morning
service, and Rev L. " Layfeld presiding
over the afternoon services The evening
meeting w.y in charge Of the Rev. K O.
Wells Of Philadelphia and the Summit
Sing" the young peoples meeting, al
$50 was as well attended and enthusiastic
as usual Many Of the older folks also en-
loved the sing by sitting on their pOrches
where they could easily hear 4 solo was
rendered by Miss Edith Moyer Miss
Edith Sarti in also sang during the evening
service
Popular as he was with The older
people, Rev Paul H. Sloan even more
easily worked his way into the hearts Of
the juniors, when he took upon himself
the duties of physical, as well as spiritual
director of the camp and othciated over
all sorts of games, sports, and track
events High jumps broad jumps,
sprints and dashes were enjoyed by the
Youngsters, but the final event, rough
and tumble tug-of-war, was too much
for the mriosities of the elders and the
"grandstand'' was filled with enthusiastic
rooters Being battle between the boys
and the girls, it is unnecessary to give
INV results. Why, the girls, won, Of
course. But with characteristic, femi-
zine secrecy, they neglected to announce
nat several boys were on their side.
PRINCIPALLY Personal
Although there are several cottages in
the camp that are vacant, the great
majority are very much filled at present.