Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-09
CRITICIZE DANCING N
SUMMIT CAMP SERMON
Or. McCombs Osplores Non At
tendance at Church and Min
listers Who Shirk Duties.

etAn Correepon ndence OF Every Evening.
srandywine Summit, Pa, Aug. o.
Every remaining day of Brandywine
Sommits campmeeting season. whose
hst week began today, has a meritori-
Gus program. and all the services will
hc largely attended. DIR. McCombe.
riof. Clase and Prof. and Mrs. Roberts.
WHO compose the evangelistic party.
arc doing their utmost to make the
canpmeeting a success. and the camp
rrs are enthusiastically cooperating.
. Dr. McCombe is preaching strong SER
mons. Prof. Ciase and Mrs. Roberts
e singing inspiringly. and Prof. Rob-
crts is playing the piano splendidlyf
Rich treats have been prepared for
visitors, especially those who come to
camp at night.
The Wayside Cross. with n double
concert. is the special attraction today.
Tomorrow, Community Day, will be
featured by a festival OF song and a
Picnic luncheon.
The Story of the Pink Rose" Will
be told Thursday. when the camp Will
be profusely decorated with roses.
Friday will be Iifesavine Day. whose
a. ecialties win include the Rock of
Ages" and the last double concert.
On Saturday. Purpose Day. the
campers will discuss the camps bene-
fits and the Junior choir viii give a
concert.
Messages in sermon and song will
be delivered on Sunday. the big day
Of the campmeeting season.
The final exercises, including the
~~alkaround" and serenading, viii be
held next Monday night, when the
campers will adorn and illuminate the
rrove and cottages.
Yesterday was quiet. but enjoyable,
and afforded rest after the preceding
csy's strenuousness.
Prayer meetings and boys ana
girls meetings We're interesting ana
largely attended.
Miss Sarah Slaughter had charge
of the young peoples meeting AZ
which Rev. Raymond w. Cooke mace
an address and Misses Edna FRAZER
and Marjorie Guthrie sang duet.
A solo. more Like My Master, by
Mrs. Roberts. was the musical feature
tf the massmeeting.
DIR. McCombe preached impressiveiy
last night on Serving, GOD. fis
text was / Kings rs. 2l: III the Lora
he God serve Him, il Baal be osod
serve him. but choose We this day
whom We will serve" The evangeiist
. quoted Elijah, spoke to the lsraeiltes.
pr. NcComb said Elijah stood before
God. He also cited the Wesiess.
Luther. Knox. Phinney and Moody ana
declared their success was due 10
consciousness of standing before God.
II God can depend on us lie VIII eNait
us. the preacher stated. 1t is a glofi-
o,ss experience to know He will take
care OF us, stay us and protect US.
pr. McCombe called Prof. Clase TO
the pulpit. and they sang Il VIII Fol-
low Nv Saviour" Resuming the ser
mon. the evangelist denlored nom
church attendance and criticised dane
ing. He also raped churchmen who
shirk christian work. il the Lord be
God live attractive christian lives, he
urged. III the Lord be God sign up,
II the Lord be God .stand in the
open.% He pictured Elijah before King
Ahab and the multitude around the
sacrtfcial altar on Mt Carmel, TO
whom Elijah's message was IF the
Lord be God. serve Him. if Baai be God
serve him. but choose We this day
whom We will serve" DIR. McCombe
recommended the installation % affairs
in homes and said God viii not desert
His servant at the critical moment.
Prof. Caase sang ''Elijah's God Still
Lives" and two-thirds of the audience
indicated by rising that they had been
converted" in revival or special
meetings.
DIR. McCombe complimented and
thanked Wilmington newspapers for
their reports of the campmeeting.
Camp committees include the fol-
lowing. Religious work, Mayrice +.
Alexander. Mrs. Lottie j. Drayton and
A. II. Slaughter; executive, Minor C.
Smith. Allen II. Ainscow and James
A. Wilson: finance, Emlen b. Lloyd.
Mrs. Harry j. Guthrie and Levi
Bender.
Miss Reba Smith is a guest of Miss
Ella Hance-
Mrs. Charles II. Triggs and Mrs
George r. Plummer visited Mrs. AL
bert E. Ludlow yesterday.
Among camp visitors last night were
James c. McCombe, Frederick f.
Stone. Mr.. and Mrs. 1. Elmer Perry.
John Edwards and Horace W. Alrich.
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