Evening journal., 1920-08-07
LITTLE SUNDAY
Up At SUMMIT
Love Feast to Precede Three
Preaching Services in
Grove Tomorrow
CAMPFIRE IN
. WOODS TONIGHT
stan Corresnondent

N9Ihe tdlNo 10 ali women ana young
I, 'Women's Greatest Memorial" was
the subject ,Qf Or. J. NJ. McComb's
sermon last evening. He declared the
. greatest danger menacing the world
To-Day is the fact that woman Is be-
his helper.
"A woman is a blessing or a curse
as she crosses to be-" he said.
In the mornig Mrs McComb gave
an interesting talk TO the married
women, pointing out the importance
ance.
The children's meeting was again
directed by Professor Clase. With
his many tricks he emphaszed/ and
Illustrated moral lessons TO the boys
and girls.
At the Yoke Fellows meeting. Mrs.
lens.
The young peoples meeting at $50
was in charge Of Miss Sarah Slaught-
er, Miss Eva Weldin spoke on Bear
ing the lolk"
A duet. Yes ! Know He is Able"
was sung by Mrs Sharpless Handy
and her daughter, Miss Helen Handy
A trio. when l Think OF His Love
For Me" was sung by Miss Grace
Lynch Miss Ethle Lynch and Norman
White.
Cottage prayer meetings were held
this morning a. the homes Of NJ F.
Alexander, II. J. Woods and George NJ.
Fisher
There We're no preaching services
on the grounds today. AT 40 O'Clock
there was a meeting OF all the women.
In the afternoon field day exercises
were enjoyed 10y Old and young.
Miss NJ t-hNrlr VIII be in
charge OF the $50 o'clock young peo-
pies meDi.'...
At 100 c'cp,.s brief services will
be held in the tabernacle. following
which everyone will march 10 the
woods on the other side Of the quarry.
There, in addition to a great open
campfire, will be a surprise.
There Will be two big sundays at
camp this year. The frs. one, to-
morrow. Will commence with a love
feast at O'Clock. Preaching is TO be
az 1870 230 and 40 o'clock I'M
medlalely after the 23O o'clock ser
vices, Vespers will be held for the
younger people. The wOmens aux
illary viii gather at The marque at I
O'Clock 10 90 over important business
while at 6.3O o'clock the young people
will meet.
The X. $. Girls. which means the
Keep Sweet Girls" will enjoy a
picnic on Monday. They will b,
chaperOned by Mrs. Clace.
CAMP PERSONALS
Mrs. Elizabeth Rawlins OF phila
delphia opened her cottage on IN
, circle last evening and viii remail
until the end OF the season.
The Rev. J. d. G. Hanna left yes
terday for Philadelphia TO spend IN
weekend
A new piano was installed in IN
tabernacle last evening. 10 wa
loaned TO the camp through IN
courtesy OF the Slicn Piano C0mpan
OF Wilmington.
Mrs and Mrs. J. Wales Davis an
children were callers last evening o.
Mrs. Samuel II. Baynard
Miss Dorothy Lloyd who has bee
ll for the past week was able 10 al
tend the childrens meeting yester
lay for the FIRST time.
Mrs Morris Grubb. OF Asbur
avenue Is recovering from be
stngs.
Al the meeting OF the Circle I'm
provement Society yesterday after
noon in the Marquee, an auditorium
committee was appointed TO loo
after the choir stall and the placin
OF fresh flowers each day on the pla
form. Tho committee consists OF "a
Misses Helen Handy, Martha Lloy'
and sara Slaughter. The society an
would be placed in each cottage O
the Circle during the evening servic
Mrs. Martha B. kates OF Philade
phia Is the guest OF Mrs Ella Rhoad'
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the cau
is holding a meeting this afternoon
J T. Turner Of the Hilltop, who M
been spending the week al ms cotlal
Will return 10 Wilmington tomorrow
The Yoke Fellows were unable
hold their picnic yesterday on a
count Of the weather. rhe socic'
expects 10 enjoy an outdoor Re
early next week.
Mrs. Martha Baxter was a rece
camp visitor. -,
Mr.. and Mrs r. G. Zebley. Nj
out 10 camp last evening from w
3 the McComb-Clase book Of hym
Is proving popular with visitors 81
In an. interesting tennis game yC
ferdav played by Billie GinOrd ~
Jack Porter the latter won by SEQ
" Miss q Emily Mckee is a star play
The REV q. =. James. pastor
Nj Lebanon NJ. r. church. was
camp visitor last night.
Mr.. and Mrs William Crouch
MarShallton were the guests "l d"
Elsie Fisher yesterday.
Mrs. Walter Tanning has rented , i,
cottage formerly occupied DN VI
Mary Crouch and opened u ye~,,
dav She expects 10 remain ar
the close OF the regular camp s'
vices. 49,.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ]. Wood ot Marc
Hook entertained Mr.. and Mrs. a. ~.
Cotton OF Wilmington at their col'd
on the Circle yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Middleton hanson
Claymont will snend the week-eno
the guests OF Mr. and MIS- D.
Wood.
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Jones
NJ Chester were the guests OF VI
Margaret Grant Thursday
Mrs. Nierwyn Darlington. Mrs
semi Burlington and Mrs. : /. hef
er OF West Chester were VIC sue
OF Mrs. Levi Binder yesierdsE.
Mrs Harry Hanna and son S'',l ~
OF Concord were the guests OF "
Helen Foulke yesterday. 4.
Mss Katherine Zebley. or Wllnl
ton Is spending the camp season W
Mrs s. II, Baynard at her cottage
St Pauls avenue. ,,
Mr.. and Mrs walter Zalley
Mr. and Mrs Amos galley. ot brah
wine avenue spent yesterday
Wilmington.
Dr. Merritt Burke OF Newport
tied his mother Mrs. Asbury Bu
on Asbury avenue yesterday.
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