Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-13
ALL PREPARING
FOR BIG sunday
Much Activity Among Those IN
Attendance at Brandywine
Summit Camp.
staff Correspondence OF Every Evening


Prandvwine Summit, Pa, Aug. l3.-
While this is "Friday the 18th. nobody
M camp here believes that will influence
ANYTHING but the weather, which looked
ANYTHING but encouraging this morning.
Rut no matter, much of the time TO
dav will be devoted to preparing for
'Rig sunday as il is proposed to make
tomorrow big saturday" rs yesterday
was big Thursday
The guest services" last night were
featured by music of high order.
With all the lights out except the grea
lighted cross. Professor Harold Clase
sang in his singularlv beautiful and APP
pealing voice the solo, For Me" I'm
mcdiatclv upon its conclusion the choir
took up n melody which was rendered
with an effect as of the distant singing
of angels Then Professor Clase and
Mrs Clase sang a duet. There was a
second cross used in last nights services
and upon this many colored lights were
thrown. When all was in darkness except
this cross a young girls voice could be
heard IN the distance singing. The voice
gradually became nearer until a figure
IN trailing white garments approached
and clung TO the cross. The girl was Miss
Marjorie Guthrie. The choir then softly
| First Saw the Light
DR.. McCombe's text was: Call His
Name Jesus"
Mrs McCombe in her talk TO women
Yesterday morning impressed upon them
the Importance of the mother gaining
the confidence of her children az an early
age. She said that this was the most
inportsnt between the ages Of II and 20.
She also deplored the habit of Young
people spooning, saving that If a girl
could be impressed with the idea that
she must never kiss a boy unless she IS
engaged 10 he married to him that n
great deal Of the trouble in the world
would be avoided
The Reds" and blues" were out in
force az the children's meeting The new
trick Yesterday was the best yet. The
children are becoming n little wise and
YESTERDAY shrill voices could now and
then be heard saving, take down your
hand" or open them both at once. but
TODAY the trick awed them into silence.
Professor Clase took n jar OF jam and
nut a vase over H. He let the children
examine both vessels. When he took the
vase from over the jar of bran the bran
had all disappeared and instead was a
lar OF delicious candy. This candy was
passed around for the children TO cat,
A picnic luncheon was served on the
lawn in frcnt Of the tabernacle at noon
The majority Of tho campers and large
number Of visitors packed their lunches
and ate them there. After the lunch a
song service was held in the tabernacle
The choir and quartet sang and Profes-
sor Clase delighted with a number Of
impersonations DR.. and Mrs. McCombe
each gave little talk, welcoming the
guests.
Last night $ rain caused no real damage
CAMP PERSONALS.
RAYMOND Kienley Grubb is enter
tanning James Walker.
Mrs. James c. Mearns and Mrs Viii
liam Hamilton are visiting Mrs. J. Harvey
Mearns.
harry lynch entertained Rev. Ed
ward n Collins AT dinner.
Miss katherine Frazier, Of Wilmington
and Mis- Ruth Holland, of Philadelphia
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. William p
White.
G. !. MrComb c. F. Wollahan. James
- Claire, Miller st Claire and Yelling
ton Palmer. all Of Claymont, motored
ort TO camp 10 last night.
Mr.. and Mrs Bayard Germ were on the
camp grounds lass night. Mr. Gem is the
Oldest member of Asbury NJ. f. Church.
IL Wilmington.
Rev and Mrs. Ernest " Greenfield
OF Wilmington, motored out to camp YES
terday afternoon with Mrs. John Forscht.
Rev George White Dawson visited
camp today Mrs Dawson and the chill