Evening journal., 1919-08-12
TENTERSRESTAF AFTER
THEIRBUSY SUNDAY
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paper that Hungarian soldiers in Buda-
pest had stood by and laughed when
they were clubbing the Jews. We must
he fair 10 them, We got our Christ
from them. We must give The Jew a
fair deal
No service was he'd in The morning
and in the afternoon the only service
held Was The children's meeting which
was in charge Of the Rev j. n Bick-
ing The grown7ups were invited 10
this meeting as there was no afternoon
sermon.
The trustees held a meeting last night
and discussed the financial affairs Of
camp for this year. u was made
known that thus far $1,000 has been
pledged for The running expenses
which was one-half OF what was ask
cd. Cards viii be distributed 20 an
coitagers next Sunday TO secure fur
Their pledges 10 raise The other $1,000
II is thought that the amount viii be
secured
The Rev. E. IT, Collins was in charge
3 OF the Young peoples meeting last even
ing. and announced that an interesting
program was arranged for tonighrs
Young peoples service. The intermedi-
ate department OF McCabe Memorial
Sunday School will come up 10 camp and
help out in the meeting by furnishing
special music, Mrs James Gam viii
give a recitation. Mr. Collins stated
that the memorial services would be
: Presumed this year.
Prof w n. Thomas, the popular Choir
lister. sang last evening az the service,
My Saviour Takes Care Of Ne"
Today, a prohibition jubilee. is being
celebrated. and John Barleycorn is to
be buried. Dr. C. G.. Rarick. executive
secretary Of the Board Of Temperance
and Prohibition is the speaker at both
The morning and afternoon services. Dr.
J.. w NIunhall, OF Philadelphia, viii
ocupy the pulpit this evening
Mrs. w l.. Missimer entertained yes
ierday Mrs II 4. Boop and Mrs. len-
Mo Niisslmer.
Mrs. Elmer Perry spent yesterday IN
Philadelphia
Miss Jennie Ellison Of Frankford.
Pa, Is the guest Of Mrs. William Woods,
on Asbury avenue.
Mrs Horace Valentine, Of Newport IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G. Wedin
Or J. Marvin Hanna, Dr. Walker Arde
and Billie Clifford left this morning for
'pennsgrove. to enjoy a days fishing.
Miss Mabel Hanna, Mrs Alice Clifford
and Harold Prcssel who spent The week
end with the Rev and Mrs John y. G.
Hanna, returned 10 Philadelphia yester-
day.
one Of ihe interesting features Of
Yesterday was HE different parties mat 7
went out IN search Of blackberries and /
elderberrlcs. Many quarts We're picked /
and housewives were busy making Jelly
and preserves and other tempting good
les The fruit Is plentiful in the sur
rounding country
The Rev J. r.. Bicking chaperoned
crowd Of young boys over to Chadd's
Ford last evening, 10 witness baseball
game. The crowd OF young people went
over by automobile.
The Rev. John d. C. Hanna left this
morning FOR Rawlinsville, Pa, where ne
NNil preach at the Rawlinsville camp
meeting tonight
Miss Gertrude Nsnsant and James
liearn motored out from Wilmington
last evening and were tho guests or MT
and Mrs. George NJ. Fisher.
Miss Bertha Talley and Melvin Talley
spent Yesterday with Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lam A. Carpenter OF. Brandywine ave
nue.
Mrs. Ira w Records. Mr.. and Mrs,
BALDWIN and Miss Ethel Harrington, at
N Wilmington, were recent guests OF
Mrs. Mollie RidgwsN on Brsndywlnc
syenue
Mrs. Mollle Hubbard ~ Wilmington
Is the guest Of Mrs 4. II. Ainscow.
The Rev. H. d. stewart and son Ed
Nard stewart who have been the
quests OF the Rev and Mrs. +. L. Hub
,arl returned yesterday to Havre dc
Grace, Nd.
nr. Clinton t. Wyatt, who was 2
guest sunday and yesterday, left last
evening for Wilmington. He expects TO
return TO his home at Denton, Nd, on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Emma Worrilow entertained on
sunday the following guests Miss Elsie
Ecmmer. clifford Scholsv. Mr and Mrs
Fred T. Hsrkins OF Philadelphia, and
Milton Pennington of Boothwyn, Pa.
Mrs Lewis Potts Of Ceuterville and
Hiss Elizabeth Conlev OF New York are
he guests Of Miss Elizabeth Hendrick