Evening journal., 1921-08-06

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Evangelist McCombe Says
Women's Smiles Sway
Juries
EXPECT THRONG AT
SUNDAY SERVICES
stan Correspondent


IN charge He wore his army uni
form. The platform was decorated
with flags and the choir wore the
national colors. Mrs. Roberts sang
"Your Land and My Land accom-
panied on the piano by Mr.. Roberts.
This was followed by bugle call by
Mr.. Helms and the "Salutation to
the Flag sung by the choir. AT the
finish all the lights were turned off
and a spotlight focused on the
American flag and everyone stood
and sang "The Star-Spangled Ban
ner"
Prof Clase introduced what he
called the ocean Wave" and every
one was laughing when the games
were finished. The quartet, which
is composed of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
erts. Prof. Clase and DR.. McCombe,
sang Land OF Mine"
A feature which stood out at the
evening services was Prof. Roberts
playing Of "Abide with Me-" The
piece finished with the playing OF
chimes on the piano.
Alban Montgomery. son OF Mr. and
Mrs. William V. Montgomery sang
the last verse of "The Battle Hymn
Of the Republic"
DR. McCombe in his evening SER
mon spoke on sin. He said What
ever you do that is not right you will
be sure to be found out some time"
'1f sin does not find you out right
away don't think you are safe" he
added. There is always a lull be-
tween the sowing and the harvest"
He said that this applied to both
men and women. although with wo-
men they will never be punished by
juries. That is the reason that lot
Of women are getting so devilish.
They know the juries will only smile
az them"
r DIR. McCombe also spoke on sell
fishness. of people like Ahab. who
when he got some land always
wanted more and more. il making no
difference whether ii was gotten
honestly or otherwise.
DR.. McCombe said he would be
glad when amusements. including
theatres would not be allowed to be
open on Sunday. "The open sun
day is the red fiag Of danger to the
American nation" said the speaker.
At the boosters meeting yester-
day morning Professor Clase gave
lesson in hygiene. He told the
children to keep their bodies in good
condition and that would make them
better Christians than IL they were
sick. He told them that a formula
for a successful life was to scrub
the teeth. visit the dentist twice a
year. drink water freely. exercise
moderately. chew food and to trust
in God" "Fido.' Professor Clase's
dog. made his appearance for the
first time this year and his antics
were greeted with shouts of laugh
ter by the children.
DR.. McCombie In his afternoon
sermon spoke about men and wo-
men who are Christians who say
they never knew what Il was to do
wrong. but one surrounded all
the time by religious influences may
fall into evil ways" said Dr. Nc
Combe- Don't feel secure, but
watch and pray for yourselves"
The young peoples meeting last
evening was in charge of Mrs. Rob-
erts. Her talk was on Talent"
She explained that some people just
because they can only do one thing
do not think they have any talent
But II you can do one thing well
let It 60 at that" said Mrs. Roberts
Don't start lot OF things and nos
be able to do any Of them WELL"
Hundreds Of visitors are expected
tomorrow, which is known as Lit
tie Sunday" the first Sunday o
camp meeting. Prayer meeting vii
be held at $50 o'clock followed b.
the morning service at 1880 o'clocl
in charge Of DIR. McCombe. Specia
music by Mr.. Roberts. the pianist
and the choir have been prepared
Prof. Clase will have charge of tn
Young Peoples meeting at 1.3
o'clock. DR. McCombe will preao
at the $50 service. At 4 o'clocl
Mrs. Roberts viii give a talk to tn
young girls Of the camp. DR.. Nc
Combe will also have charge OF IN
evening service at 7.3G, at whic
there will be music by the choir an
Mr.. Roberts
Field day win be observed tn
afternoon with a baseball gam
tennis matches, croquet games an
dhoits
Prayer meeting for young gir
was held this morning in the tabei
nacle from $50 until Q o'clock. Tn
meeting was in charge of Mrs. Rot
erts.
The Ladies' Auxiliary will mes
this afternoon at 100 o'clock, whe
fi1e election OF officers will be hell
Following the evening service
Tonight a bonfire will be held an
the campers will gather around
and sing.
Camp Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coughil
Of Wilmington, were visitors at IN
Hanson cottage on Summit avenu
last evening.
Mrs. Frank L. Howard and so
Martin. are occupying the Marti
cottage on Brandywine avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Lenderma
and children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nelson Talley, were camp visito
last night.
Mrs. Charles Hover is occupyir
a cottage on Asbury avenue for a
season.
Cecil Lynch and John Thomps,
visited friends at camp last evenin
Mrs. William Draper, Of We
Chester. was the guest Of Mrs. Isat
Hillegas last evening.
Mrs II. NJ. Pedrick is occupyil
The Cunningham cottage.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Binker,
Wilmington, visited l.. B. McCauli
an rho Circle Iocf oxrorf.o~ ~