Evening journal., 1919-08-11
CROWD AT SUMMIT
SUNDAY SERVICES
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, Il was announced last night that the
funeral OF Mrs Mollle l.. Rambo. for
many years proprietor OF the ST, Paul's
tables, would take place from the
home OF Harry Yates, Nineteenth street
and Boulevard on Wednesday morning
at 10 o'clock. After the services, the
funeral will go by automobile 20 Elk
ton, Md, where interment will take
place.
The entire camp was saddened to hear
Of the death Of Mrs Rambo, which
occurred yesterday at The Homeopathic
Hospital, Wilmington. Mrs. Rambo had
been IN for about two weeks prior TO
her death, and had been removed to
the hospital last Friday night. She
had many friends at the camp, who
were grieved and shocked TO hear OF
her sudden death.
Perhaps The feature OF yesterdays
services was the singing Of the Treble
Glef. a musical organization OF girls,
from the Baptist Temple in Philadel-
pha. The Clef sang at the afternoon
and evening services. Many expressed
hope that the girls might be at the
Summit again next Sunday, but this can
not be done.
The Rev. DR.. George G. Williams, Of
McCabe Church, Wilmington. preached
last evening. When the singing was
over and DR.. Williams entered the
pulpit several persons started TO leave.
81 don't blame you" said the McCabe
pastor, smiliHg good humOredly. III ]
were you and knew what was going
10 listen to, would leave, too" This
rauaaplr conenI cauaro1 paraopc IN the
outskirts Of the crowd TO hesitate, and
in flye minutes they were lost in the
interest Of the sermon.
DR.. Williams text was III Man Die,
Shall He Live Again?"
One Of the most enjoyable features Of
the evening was a duet Of In Jesus"
by Professor W. n. Thomas, chorister
Of the camp, and DR.. J. Marvin Hanna.
This is Professor Thomas favorite
hymn and has a great history.
The united choir and Treble Clef sang
several hymns last night under the di-
rection Of Professor Thomas.
During the evening Or. +. L. Hubbard
made-an appeal for funds. The response
was all that could be desired, as over
half OF the camp indebtedness was
cleared off in ten minutes.
At the morning service at 1890
O'Clock Or. Clinton T. Wyatt, OF Den
ton, Md, NJ f. Church, said that this
country "is suffering from spiritual
malnutritlon." He declared that the
majority OF preachers talked high
brow slun' which HIS congregation
couldn't digest, nor care TO digest. III
the world does not get a good dose Of
salvation the speaker said, God help
us ALL"
The sermon in the afternoon was
preached by the Rev. DR.. Frank J. An
drews, OF Philadelphia, who made a
plea for the old-time religion, and said
that tho churches were popular with
mental dyspeptics.
At the children's meeting Rt i.3O
o'clock the subject OF the Rev. J. r.
Blcking was Faith"
There was a quite hour" az 1890
o'clock this morning under the leader
ship Of Dr. r. J.. Hubbard. -s-
The Rev. George White Dawson. pas
tor OF Asbury NJ. r. Church, Whining
ton. will preach at o'clock this after
noon.
Or. Clinton r. Wyatt will occupy the
puiplb AGAIN hlls evening
A meeting OF the board OF trustees
will be held this evening. Financial
measures will be discussed.
Residents OF the Hilltop received
treat last night when the members OF
the Treble Clef gave an impromptu re-
cital
The speakers on Saturday vera the
Rev. G.. G. Harris in the morning, the
Rev. J. r. Hudson at the afternoon ses-
sion and the Rev. p. II. Collins. OF
North East, in the evening.
John DOugherty and Walter Dough-
Visitors at Camp.
Or. Clinton T. Wyatt Is a guest OF
Mayrice +. Alexander. at Hilltop.
John Dougherty and Walter Dough
erty, both Of Wilmington, were visitors
at the cottage OF Captain Clyde E. Gray
yesterday
Misses Hattie and Mary Ferrel spen,
Sunday with Mrs. Martha Porter.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. +. Schmidt OF Chi
cago, who are making a three months
tour OF the east, are visitors. at The
home OF Mrs. r. w. johnson, Jr. Mr.
and Mrs Schmidt recently toured
through the Berkshires and other New
England points.
William Prouse OF Wilmington, and
the Rev. II. d. Stewart Of Havre de
Grace. Nd. were the guests OF the Rev.
E. l.. Hubbard yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. John l.. Linton are vis-
iting Mr. and Mrs. II. n, Hollingsworth
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred McGill and Pro
fessor and Mrs. w. E. Marks OF VIII
mington spent Sunday at the Van Dyke
cottage.
Miss Mary E. Abrams OF Sharon Hill.
Pa, who has been staying with the
Van Dykes since Tuesday VIII remain
until the close OF camp.
The intermediate department OF Me
Cabe Memorial VI. E. Sunday school OF
Wilmington viii come up 20 camp on
Tuesday evening and help out in the
young peoples meeting by furnishing
special music.
]. Hunt Holt and family were visitors
Yesterday at the cottage Of George NJ.
Fisher.
Miss Annie Chamberlain OF West
Chester, and Miss Emma strickland
Mrs. William d. Griffith. Miss Edna
Grihith' and David Oft, all OF Whining
ton, We're visitors Yesterday at the cot
cage Of I. Elmer Perry.
a Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey BAH and her
two sons, Of Marshanton. and Mrs
John Peach and Mrs. Derrickson. both
OF Wilmington, We're guests yesterday
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrar. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. NJ Nc
Cracken and family, OF Chester: Mr..