Evening journal., 1920-08-09
THRONG JOINS
IN WORSHIP AT
SUMMIT CAMP
contlnned dom FIrsl Page.

! booster motto was announced 10
be: i belong TO Jesus. What would
Jesus have me do The meeting
ended after Prof. Clase had induced
| his dog, Fido, TO do some tricks.
Dr. McComhC again spoke at the
, 3O o'clock service. His subject Was.
~TSyice Born Men" TO many people,
he sid, religion appeared as an un,
surmountable mystery which cannon
be understood, and therefore lhey
| shun il Yet neither can they lully
understand the growth or irull ana
| flowers. or electricity. or Wreless
| ioleQraphv and these earthly ihlnSs
| ihsv do not avoid Hymns Wcr
sung BY the choir, and by the CON
W The Young Peoples Meeting
/ last evening at Gao O'Clock addresses
were msde By Miss Mildred Van
Dyke and Mrs McCombe several
musical numbers we're given sing
ing was enjoyed by all.
The meeting tonight VIII be III
charge OF Miss Ethel Lynch
Last evenings service was wen AZ,
tended many people having TO stand
In The Circle Many persons WcIe
also on the porches OF colAsess
around the Circle. The suhlect ul
Dr NlcComhe's sermon was ln'
Glory OF Serving God" a.
nnartet Including Dr. ana Nils
NrCombc and Prof ssor ana VI, ~, =
ciase and an old Negro folk sons en-
filled Lord. ! Want to be 0"'''''
'an, Predecessor Clase before the taking ,s
nm nj Tho offering asked every on, W.
contrlbsle 10 the pkeep ol hIanpi aloio
vine summit We also sang a. ,,as
us Hc satisfied WIN Ne ~, ihe
accompanied by Mrs. nlaS'
piano. ...nt nc
held tomorrow morning lrom x
until Q o'clock at the nomes "a T.
n. slaughter, II. NJ. Lacklahn anu -
The rbbo Yoke Fellows will take Ink. nix
mis- afternoon at o'clock. lheg
,,,ii "a into the woods and nave
frankfuricr roast. A., rirst
The siX-piecc orchestra OF int rMS va
swedish Baptist Church. which plaly,n
yesterday at services ana cnli
meeting viii again be present next
7''''' Field nay saturday
Ficld nav. which was celenraWu
saturday al camp proved most ~
iovahio Tho races and contests loon
nlacc ON tho tennis courts and ripbohs
wore awarded 10 winners, Inc Juusts
,,crc J n. Woods. /. Elmer perry
and L. l.. Bildcrback. pr. Mahcnss-
icr distributed The prizes botn glrls
and men had needle threading con
1 SIS. in which The participants, on
rcachinc a certain point IN tne race
s,onned long enough 10 thread a needle
h.forc continuing William II. Foulk
,uon for Inc men in the first set
,oncoln Guthrie in tho second, WINE
| Ntes Ffizaboth Weir was the winner
In Inc 0rst suitcase race, Holt9n
Quinn came out ahead, but IN ihc
/ second Lincoln Guthrie won the
The 0rst whcolharrow race was won
hv Norman Mckee and Henry foulk
! Inc second by Lincoln Guthrie ana
/ Raymond Gruhh. .,,
game OF dodge ball proved oNcit-
ing. Lincoln Guihrie's team won pY
/ the score Of to 3.
/ In the peanut carrying contest Mts
Harry Lakeland. Mrs. A. II. Slaubhter
and Mrs. Harvey Moarns were VIC
Miss Edith Loomis won the nail
| driving contest. -
I'M inc INdINNllNAiNN '.AAN''t -Hf
! Harry Lakeland was able TO consume
/ her share FIRST.
Tho ing OF war was featured by a
great sctfne. The ropc broke I'M the
midst Of the hardest pulling Con
3 iosiants agreed 10 renew the sWug-
/ gle. using a stronger rope, and Moril-
/ mer Mckccs team won.
In the baseball game the married
men beat the single men by a score
/ of 3 TO 3 The lineup OF teams was
as follows
/ single Norman White. pitcher;
DulOn. Catcher: Mckee, tst base +,
/ GIihric. 9d base Lewis, Sd base Al
{ len White. short stop kellum, conler
/ filed: Lyle. left field. Pyle. right ncld.
Married Mcn-Lynch, pitcher Foulk.
catcher: Jones, ist base Hansen, sec
ond base Mackenzie, third base Jtf-
1 ferries short stop. Glasc. center held :
| LLOYD. left neld; Rcybold, right hcld
" g., Robinson was umpire, ana l.
Elmer Perry scorc-keeper
At The ladies' auxiliary meeting IN
! the marquee reports were maze or
4 the recent bazaar and festival. inc
nroeocds were S227. of which 500 was
Z donated 10 the trustees Of camp, TO
/ helm dofray the camp expenses.
a 6.30 o'clock Saturday there was
meeting Of young people conducted
bv Miss Majoric Guthrie. Earl Ewing
sang solo entitled Somebody
knows. while reading Was given
hv Miss Pauline Buck. the subject
being Look Up; Lift Up"
At 80 everyone gathered In the
circle to march as FAR as Johnson S
Field. where there was an opcn camp
, lre. 4 testimonial meeting WAS held,
and some SONGS were sung. including
a solo by Professor Clasc. and % was
announced that II everyone would
/ look toward the hilltop they would
behold a surprise Almost immediately
a cross of lire blazcd up 4 wooden
cross, covered with oil-saturated cloth.
was set afro. thus making The light
Ing effect extraordinary
Today Is "Amcricl Day" at uts
camp Prayer meetings took the
place or the regular morning service
. At . o'clock the boys and girls met
, AZ 2 30 o'clock Professor Clase wiu
cpndut a boys and Girls meeting
, \ rally Of the X. 5. girls viii take
, place az 4 o'clock. After The & %
= young peoples meeting Professor
- Llase Vii don his uniform to Rad
plirlotic service In the tabernacle
tomorrow viii be Friendship Day a
NhNlNs
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Picrson OF Mar
/ snallton. were camp visitors yoster
4 day
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Derrickson an
: Mr.. and Mrs. Puscy Pennock of Mil
a town were visitors yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs George pyle and fam
Z ily. Mss Mary TAYLOR and Mr. am
Mrs. Charles Melhourn and family. a
OF The Ccdars spent the DAY In caml
kcnnard Grant OF Nilmingio
ii, was a visitor.