Evening journal., 1919-08-13
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drink. II VIII be a thlng OF the past.
There will be a new and wonderful
generation that viii know none Of the
tears that follow the curse OF drink"
Or. Rarlck stated that the Young Mems
Christian Association and The Red Cross
had been made The innocent instru-
/ mcnts OF the tobacco trust I'm dlstribut-
/ ing enormous quantities OF cigarettes TO
our boys in France.
MANY boys acquired the habit'who
/ never smoked before" he said.
"The Methodist Episcopal Church will
so on the rocks unless there are
} changes I'm doctrine at the next confer
! ence.' declared Dr. J.. w Munhall. OF
/ Philadelphia Conference, and editor OF
I The Eastern Methodist" at last nights
meeting at the camp.
Or. Munhall declared that "the devil
is the god Of this country and later
| Il feel like shouting glory lIalleuiuh,
but will not for fear Of disturbing
| some OF YOU serene AlclhOdists who
are afraid TO say amen in your own
church"
! nr. AIunhall bcwailed the state that
! present-day AleihOdists have fallen
into. why he said, III people were
TO START running around TO their
preachers at dawn. asking them how
they could serve their Lord and Mas
ter, the devil wouldn't know what to
do
"The Methodist colleges teach bad
doctrine" he continued, no wonder
! our boys do not like them"
When he asked, "Now I want every
body in this congregation who Is hon
est, and who expects 90 pay his bills. 10
I turn around and shake hands with his
neighbor.' There was general laughter
! but 10 was noted that everyone COM
piled with Or. Munhalls request
! Al the beginning OF his talk last
night DR. Munhall gained much sym
pathy when he told OF the death OF his
son-in-law beneath his automobile on
Monday. Immediately after the ser
vices Dr. Nlunhall left 10 go TO the be
reaycd widow and children.
DR. Munhall asio stated that "the
| Wilmington Conference ought mover 10
have been. as This district belongs TO
Philadelphia"
At the end os Dr. NIunhalls address,
/ the hymn. There is Power In the
/ Blood" was sung. and a stirring ap-
peal for converts mas made by the
/ Rev. Ivanhoe Willis, Of 81. Georges
NJ. Z. Church.
! The meeting last night was opened
Iby the singing OF a hymn by the
choir. under the direction of Prof. W.
IN. Thomas. This was followed Coy
prayer by Or. =. H.. Hubbard, and a
fduet by Prof. Thomas and Mrs Hlr-
yey stewart
Or. Hubbard then told the cotlagers
| that their ground rent was overdue.
and that A. II. Ainscow would be glad
TO see those who were rcmiss in This
detail
At last nights young peoples meet
! ing a recitation Of Josiah Allen
Wife" was given by Mrs. James Gam
Wilmer Gray, Of Philadelphia, was
the speaker at the meeting.
Duning the meeting Mss Mary Ward
was the soloist. she singing the hymn
l"Saved." and Norman White and Louis
Tarley sang the verses or another
lhvmn. with a choir Of young people
joining in the chorus. 80
The Rev. F. II Collins, Of Noru'
East. Md. was in charge Of the meet
/ ing 80.
Mrs Joseph Buck, Mrs Williams,
Miss Dorothy Buck. and Leroy Corkran
spent last evening at The Guthrie cot
tage.
Members ~ the Epworth League Of
scott NJ F.. Church. came mp from VII
mington in a large truck, and visited
Mrs. George NJ. Fisher and Mrs. j. u.
Bartlett. After the services the youns
people were the guests Of Mrs. Fisher
and Mrs. Bartlett at the ice cream
store. Herbert Van Dyke is president
OF the League.
The Rev. Ivanhoe Willis, Of st.
Georges. and the Rev. Wilmer l.. Gray,
Of Philadelphia, are visiting Mrs. James
Gam and Mrs. Harry G. Webb on II.
/ Pauls avenue
Mrs. Jennie s. smith. Of the Cedars,
Brandywine Springs. is a visitor at the
! Harvey.
! r. Harry Husbands. for many years
superintendent Of the camp grounds.
/ has been busy lately He has pa I'm
/ two new cement well-curbs, and yes
/ terday he laid a cement slab at the
door Of the power house, and another
in front Of the cottage OF J. Elm3:
! Perry. on Elan avenue.
Mr.. Husbands is in charge Of the
power plant. and he states that IL Is
giving excellent service.
Mrs. Feaster and her daughters
Greia and Jane Dutton, Of Wilmington,
visited camp yesterday.
/ Mrs. Ella Dickson, Of Hockessin, Will
stav for the remainder OF the camp
with Mrs. Eli C.. Welsh, OF Guyen-
court
Mrs. r. 8. Loomis, Of Wilmington,
spent yesterday with Mrs. Cora Clay
/ ton.
/ Mrs. Morris Grubb had as guests lost
night the following party which mo-
tored up from Wilmington: Mrs. $. Val
entinc. Mrs. George Casey, Mr.. and
Mrs Leonard Grubb, and Norris and
Horace Grubb.
Joseph Mcclure who had been visit
ing his mother, Mrs. Anna Mcclure
since sunday, returned to Wilmington
/ last night.
Martin Howard had as his guests
Yesterday afternoon Richard Hayes and
Harry Boggs.
Mrs. Catherine Hutton, Of West Grove,
is spending a few days with Mrs. James
II. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. C. Wcldin enter
tanned Mr. and Mrs. George J. Palmer
and Miss Emma Palmer, Of West Ches-
ter yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fraim, chap
eroned a party Of boys and girls from
NlcCabe NJ. r. Church, who sang at
last nights Young peoples meeting.
Nfr. Fraim brought some OF the young
people up in his truck, and Mrs. Fraim
brought the remainder in their touring