Evening journal., 1921-08-05
SAYS GOD NEEDS
JOSHUA TYPES
Church Must Have Fighting
Christians These Days,
DR.. McCombe Says
CLASSES DOG FIDO
AIDS GOSPEL WORK
stan Correspondent

Stan Correspondent.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP.
Aug. 5.-Tcnters here spent yester-
day drying and thawing themselves
out from the chill and rain OF
Tuesday and Wednesday. Early yes
terday morning after the sun was up
all housewives were beautifying
their cottages in preparing for the
days visitors. While not many cal
lers came, large number Of guests
were out in the evening. Much en-
thusiasm was displayed at all the
services and the prediction is that
this years camp will be the best
ever In the history Of Brandywine
Summit
DR.. J. II. McCombe preached a
stirring sermon last evening He
based his talk on the 18th verse Of
the nth chapter of st. Matthew.
"The Church Of God is suffering
violent assault" DR. McCombe said
To-day God needs the Joshua type
Of people, men OF daring. men Of
adventure and OF romance The col
orless type and sissihed men are Of
little use 10 God God will take care
OF the daring man. Jesus Christ
was tho most sensational man we
ever knew. He risked his own life
and for his bravery he saved the
world.
The great temptation OF the pres
ent day Christian" Dr. McCombe
said. "is the temptation to take II
easy. We all must drive back sin in
iniquity."
Doctor McCombe urged all pres
ent to consecrate themselves TO God
> and to throw themselves into Gods
cause.
DIT. Wilbur f. Corkran, Of Cris-
field. Md, who was a camp visitor
last evening made the evening
prayer and also pronounced the
benediction. He told Of some Of the
work that is being done at Crisneld.
and the good that has been accom-
plished there since the McCom be-
Clase party was i'm Crisheld last win
Ter. Al the conclusion OF the evening
service. a short reception was given
Doctor Corkran.
Dr. McCombe announced that
Sunday would be a big day in the
history OF Brandywine Summit and
that many special features would be
the day. He further announced that
beginning today Prof. Harold c
Clase. who IS IN charge OF the boys
and girls meetings. would have his
dog "Fido" at camp and that he
would perform many new tricks
Last year Fido was a great favorits
with both the grown-ups, as well a.
the kiddies
The children's services yesterday
was well attended Mr.. Clase urget
the children to aim high in al
things. He urged lhem to build ali
castles
Both MT. and Mrs. Arthur Rob
erts. new members Of the McCombe
Clase party this year. are provinl
favorites with ALL Mr.. Roberts ha
won the hearts of all the tenter
with his plano music. He plays IL
a captivating manner Mrs. Rob
erts has a clear soprano voice. Tn
musical selections given last even
ing were outstanding features o
the evenings service.
Cottage prayer meetings wer
held this morning at the homes o
Mrs. Lottie Drayton Mrs. william
Clayton. Mrs. Harry j. Guthrie ant
Mrs. Harry Meyer. Members OF IN
evangelistic party conducted tn
services.
The Yokefellows held their pray
er meeting service at S.30 o'clock
Yesterday afternoon they organize
and will meet. every afternoon at
o'clock during the camp season.
National Day is being observed a
the camp today and special service
are being observed. Professor Clas
in military uniform will be In charg
this evening and the subject will b
Gods Grenadiers." As a specia
attraction there will be an illumina
tion OF the cross in connection wit
the service.
Tomorrow there will be field ia
sports, and a camp fire service B
the evening.
Among the recent tenters to al
rive on tlte camp grounds are Nj
and Mrs John +. Porter. Of Detroi
Mich. They arrived last evenin
and will stay until the close OF IN
camp season. Mr. and Mrs. Porte
and family made the trip froi
Michigan to Brandywine Summit b
automobile.
A party OF young people enjoye
a ride on Monday evening
Thompson's Bridge. Those who wer
were Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tale.
MT and Mrs Albert Ludlow, NJ
and Mrs Harry Andrew. Miss BE,
trice Andrew. Mr.. and Mrs. Geori