Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-08-14
WOMAN PREACHER
GIVES WARNING TO
CARELESS MOTHERS
Speaking at Brandywinc Summit,
Mrs. McCombe Scores Neglect
of Children.
CAMP NEARS ITS CLOSE

/ attended the services at the Brandywin,
Summit Campmeeting yesterday. Toda,
is listed as Purpose Day and all will b.
be asked to think of what the 1920 cnmr
meeting at Brandywine Summit has
meant to them. This evening the JUNO,
Choir will give a concert under the dircc
tion of Prof. Clase.
The song program at last evenings
meeting was impressive and included a
quartet Jesus Lover of Riy Soul
| William Z. White. II Guthrie, Mrs. Move,
and Mrs. William =. White composed the
| quartet
Mrs McCombe delivered stirring
talk to the women of the camp at the
| morning meeting. She said II believe
there ought to be a He'll for mothers who
fail in their duties to their children and
| forfei their motherhood T" She urged
| them to clear disagreeable things from
] their minds and keep the home in q sunny
temperature. The influence of happy
| Christian home can be felt throughout
the entire community, she said Mothers
| should insist on family PRAYER To help
their children form good habits and put
aside later day temptations. Family
| quarrels will not occur rs easily and as
| frequently after reading the Bible and
| PRAYING together.
In the afternoon service DIR. McComhe
! took his sermon from the text Lay not
| thine hands npon the lad for now ! know
| thou lowest me, dealing with the story Of
| Abrams willingness 10 sacrifice his son
/ Isaac at the Lords command When
! Won give to God YOU give dfoss for gold
| He will be in no mans debt he declared.
| If YOU put your bank account or vour
work on Gods altar Won will gain many
! times more than you gave
| Speaking Of experience meetings he said
/ many times the testimonials are given
| out of kindness of heart 10 relieve the
/ strain of silence IN these moments when
/ the preacher hopefully waits for the
/ prompting of the spirit.
| Some preachers are just making their
! souls sweat on account Of some old sister
| who arinds out the same old testimonial
| Of a meeting They use the hnckneyed
| religious phrases The preacher has worked
| himself into high pitch Of enthusiasm
and at the close of the sermon he asks
| for testimonials and then there IL a short,
/ expcctant silence. that NAV as well be
1 a week, for the tension has been broken
and the only thing left for the preacher
| TO do Is 10 dismiss the meeting
At the evening service Rev. Ralph
| Mlnker, assistant pastor of Grace
| F., Church made short address 10 the
| young folks James and Bessie Adams
| sang duet at thus meeting, James
| Abrams playing the accompaniment
| DIR McCombe took for his evening theme
/ the story Of Daniel in the lion q den.
In compliance with a number of re
quests made hy the campers the frey
cross service Of last Saturday may be
repeated tonight if the weather permits
Preparations have been made for the
big crowds Of tomorrow the last aud the
Big Sunday OF the camp meeting Special
seats have been placed in the circle and an
adjoining field has been secured for the
dav to park the automobiles and teama
| The morning PRAYER meetings will I've
dispensed with and the entire camp will
gather at the tabernacle 10 enjoy love
feast service.
Mr. and Mrs A. r. Neutse and Mr.
and Mrs. Herbert Neutge and daughter
Elizabeth are visiting MIR. and Mrs
Elmer Perry
Mr. and Mrs William Jones arc visit
ing MIR and Mrs. William Linton.
Miss SalIies Townsend. Of Philadel-
phia, is visiting Mrs. c. II. Clayton.
Mr.. and Mrs John F. Carver are enter
tanning at their cottage, Hilltop, Mrs
William Lowden and Mrs Emma Stoopes.
both OF MarShallton.
Miss Margaret Willis is visiting Mrs.
T. W. Wilkinson.
MIR and Mrs Mayrice Alexander
are entertaining at their cottage Miss
Martha Alexander. sister of MayrIce
Alexander and Edward TAYLOR
Mrs. Lizzie Shipley has returned here
after two weeks stay with Mr.. and Mrs
J. +. Turner.
T. No. w,I Nfra I'fln
Rhoads motored TO West Chester YES
terdsy afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Ryan.
Miss Elizabeth Bull Miss Harriet Barnes
Miss Phillip Marsh, Grier Shockley and
+. NJ. Davis are visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Leon Ryan.
Mrs Martha Johnson is entertaining
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Victor Hughes, W. II.
Poinsett, MIR and Mrs. Charles Banks
and Fred Ortlip
Mrs II. c. Nowland has been visiting
Mrs. Wallace Cobb, of Chadd Ford, and
Mrs. Walter Colt, of Wilmington
Mrs. Elizabeth McCaulley is enter
tanning Mrs Mary De Valinger Mrs
Mary b. Reed, Miss Elizabeth Ellen Fos-
ter and Charles Bower Foster.
Alarge delegation from Goodman NJ K.
Church came out last night. also a large
number of members of the Eastern Star.
Mrs Elenor Iebley and Miss Dorothy
Davis is visiting Mrs. s. II. Baynard on
st. Pauls avenue.
Mrs. Robert Quigley is visiting Miss
Hanna Perry.
Miss Mary Abrams and Miss Norman
Abrams have left camp for a while and
are staying on Vikings farm at Naamans.
Mrs. Ida Mccall is visiting Mrs. A.
G. Jefferis
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Messimer
are entertaining MIR. and Mrs. Sharing
ton Jones and Miss Alice Roop, Of Viii
mington.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Glanding are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Lari-
more Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Tatman, Mrs
NJ L. Krauss
MIR. and Mrs William A. Carpenter
are entertaining Miss Anna Walker of
Elsmere, MIR. and Mrs William J. Conner
and their daughter Dorothy.
Mr. and Mrs. T. w Johnson, Jr, are
entertaining Mr. and Mrs. William Fred
erick Mr. and Mrs Howard Ely and Mr.
and Mrs. Hover from Wilmington.
Mrs. Minor G. Smith is entertining
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Sharp Miss Lille
Pugh, Erwin johnson and Miss Dorothy
Pyle,
Rev. Ralph Minker, Of Grace NJ. f.
Church. is visiting Mrs. Ella p. Cunning
ham.
Mrs F. M Linton lie entertaining Mrs
Ralph Hollingsworth and daughter Mil
dred Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Benson, Mrs
Ella Toadyine and daughter Edith. MIR |