Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-06
SERVICE
FEATURES PROGRAM
At SUMMIT CAMP
Military Bible Reading Under
Direction of Professor Clase
Proves Unique Number.
BIG ATTENDANCE TOMORROW

III the weather is favorable, Brandy
wine Summit campmeeting will prob
ably attract thousands of visitors to-
morrow. A fine program has been pre-
pared, as follows:
$50 a. m.--Lovefeast, conducted by
DR.. McComhe.
1880 a. m.---preaching 10y DIR, Nc
Connie; subject. "our Bread Basket"
80 u. m.-Children's meeting. in
charge of Prof. Ciase. with the cheer
ful Boosters assisting.
80 u. m.--Preaching by DIR. Me
Combe; subject, "A Hairbreadth Es-
cape"
u. m.-Problem hour. with group
meetings in charge of Mrs. Roberts.
Gao y. m.-young peoples meeting,
In charge of Prof. Clase, with the Yoke
Fellows assisting.
80 y. m.--Preaching by DR.. Nc
Combe; subject. Five Rails Around
He'll"
The music will consist of solos, duets,
ouartcts and choruses.
Field sports will feature the exer-
Ciscs this afternoon.
A beautiful campfire service and an
Impressive Calvary scene will be spe-
oialties tonight. After an inspiring ad-
dress by DIR. McCombe at the taber-
racle the evangelists and congrega-
ton will proceed to the hilltop. where
n great bonfire will blaze and as cleo
trio bulbs will illuminate a large cross.
Golden sunshine and an invigoratinS
breeze made the camp delightful yes
terday. and visitors were more num-
erous than on other days.
sd
To the Brandywine in the morning
and held a brief service.
Songs. yells and recitation of notices
and scripture enlivened the meeting
cf the Cheerful Boosters. which was
in charge of Prof. Clase. whose pet
dog. Fido. also gave object lessons.
In the afternoon DIR. McCombe
preached fmpressively on the life and
character of Jehezi. who spoiled a good
record. He said a man surrounded
continually by christian influence may
fall into grievous sin and illustrated
by the life of Peter, who lived with
and served the Lord and finally de-
MED Him. and the life of Judas, a dis
ciple. who sold Christ. Asserting sin
begins in a mans imagination, he
stated men have vision of what they
jealousy enter their hearts. Some
sow a thought and reap an act some
SOW an act and reap a habit, some sow
y habit and reap character. some SOW
character and reap destiny. Profs,
ClaSe and Roberts closed the after
noon service with duet, 1T Pays to
Serve Jesus,
Miss Mildred Van Dyke had charge
of the Yoke Fellows meeting, at which
Mrs Roberts made an address on DO
ing Our Best" and Lewis Taliey sang
"The Old Rugged Cross.
The evening services were very IN
teresting and largely attended.
Music predominated at the young
peoples meeting. which was OF pa
rriotic nature. Prof. Clase was IN
soldier uniform, and women wore red,
white and blue sashes. A large nag
hung above the platform. The choir
and congregation united in singing
THE Battle Hymn Of the Republic,
with Albin Montgomery taking the
solo part, and the evangelistic quar-
fet sang .Iand of Mine. Saying
christian work requires heartiness ana
"Imbering up" Prof. Clase put the
throng through the ocean wave ana
the military sneeze" In the ocean
wave" some persons swayed TO the
right and others TO the left. and dur
ing the military sneeze" child al
most spoiled the performance by
s.hashing' before "inhalins. Men,
women and children whistled silver
Threads Among the Gold" and the
choir hummed What a Friend We
Have in Jesus" while Prof. Roberts
sang it on the piano" as Prof Case
requested. Mrs. Roberts sang Your
Flag and NV Flag" Next the taber-
uacle lights were extinguished, and
while a steroptican Illuminated the
far hanging above the platform every
one arose and sang THE StaT-Span-
e-led Hammer" Prof. Roberts also
standing when playing the accompan-
iment. DIR. McCombe offered prayer,
and the unique service closed with
q military Bible reading, Prof. Clase
calling the reveille. roll, attention.
quick time, halt, 1t ease, on guard, IN
camp. charge, wounded, prisoners,
fans last call and grand review and
DR.. McCon1be responding with scrip
tural quotations.
In the evening sermon DIR. McCombe
forcefully told the Biblical story of
Ahab taking Naboths land. And
thou shall speak unto him. saying
Thus saith the Lord. hast thou kill
Cd him and also taken possession?
And thou shall speak unto, saying
Thus saith the Lord, in the place
where dogs licked the blood of Naboth
shall dogs lick thy blood, even thine,
was the text and your Sin VIII Find
You Out the theme. Ahab. the first
character, was the goddess king OF
Sanaria; crowned irnbeciie, DR.. Nc
Comb stated JezebeI. his wife. was
the second character. Ahab was weak
er than Jezebel and played her hand"
She was proud and imperious and had
a tongue like a crimson rambler.
Her vilest work was done in the name
of religion. Elijah, the minister, was
the third character. He was great
for God, speedy as the eagle and fear
less as a thunder storm. Naboth was
the fourth character. He refused to
sell the land and was stoned 10 death
after Jezebel had induced two men to
falsely swear against him. Elijah
found Ahab and spoke the words of
the text. After Ahab had been slain
dogs licked his blood in the place
where they licked the blood of Naboth.
DR.. McCombe. rebuking sin and depre-
ating attempts to break down Sun
day,- said Sunday movies" and Sun
day baseball are red flag on the
rail-" Partnership in crime will not
remove plural responsibility. Men in