Evening journal., 1921-08-08
PUT 'CURSERS'
in SPECIAL CAR
So Advocates Evangelist Nc.
SO Advocates Evangelist
McCombe at Brandywine
Summit
DEPORT EXPONENTS
OF open SUNDAY"

visitors from nearby surrounding
country attended the services OF
Little Sunday" here yesterday
From early morning until late in
the evening the grounds were well
filed with visitors. The attendance
was much larger than the corre-
spending Sunday for many years.
DIR. ]. II. McCombe in his opening
remarks stated last evening that he
was delighted at seeing so many
friends who had been present all
day He said the number there
equalled the number who were pres
ent last year on big Sunday" The
large field at the head of the
grounds was filed with automobiles,
which had transported visitors to
the camp and the bus lines from
Wilmington carried many to the
grounds. The attendance was di-
minished exceedingly when the
storm broke early in the evening.
However, many persons remained in
the tabernacle for the service.
Dr. McCombe based his evening
sermon on the ten commandments.
In speaking Of cursing DR.. McCombe
asserted that mo real man will
swear" Men are profame many
times when they don't need to be,
ne said. He advocated that men
who especially swear to and going
from business should have a special
street car to ride in. that car TO be
known as a "cursing car"
We should have these cars so that
our wives and children could be kept
away from these old cursers." DR.
McCombe added I'm pointing out the
wickedest cities Of this country, he
said he felt that San Francisco led
in vice. with New Orleans. second:
Cincinnati. third, Chicago and ST.
P1uis following. The greatest need
n America today. said the speaker.
S that of a great religious revival
sSin of ali kinds will cut any one's
life and It Will spoil a mans business
ability. In speaking Of Americans
who want a Continental Sunday. he
said that most OF them are foreign
born who swear allegiance to the
American flag and then seek to bring
their wide-open Sunday to replace
the beautiful American Sunday.
These persons should be deported'
said DR.. McCombe.
In his afternoon sermon Dr. Nc,
Combe scored the double standard o.
morals for men and women. and foi
preachers and laymen. those whit
fought prohibition, cigarette smok
ers and women who babied dogs
Il am not preaching on prohibi
ton" said the speaker. "but l jus
want 10 say that the man who raise
his head and says il will come bacl
is mistaken. And what is more. h
is unAmerican."
The double standard Of moral
he blamed on women. Women vii
not talk to the girl who gets ques
tion mark after her name" declared
the preacher. "But watch how the,
hang around and talk to the very
man who caused her TO have the
question mark Women could dc
more to clean up manhood in a
week than any minister of the gospe
could in a year. Women should re-
fuse to have anything to do with
men who are not strictly moral. Blu
they won't do IT, They are afrais
they won't have a fellow"
Miss Marjorie Guthrie was Il
charge OF the young peoples servic
in the evening. Miss Margaret Foul
gave a helpful talk at this servic,
Professor Clase held the interest q
all the children in the afternoo
service with his many tricks wit
"Fido." his dog. He also performo
many sieight-of-hand tricks. tryin
to impress lesson in morality upo
the children
At the morning sermon. Doct,
McCombe preached a stirring Sc
mon. The Rev. +. c. McSorely,
fredericksburg. Nd. formerly locat,
in Wilmington, led in prayer
At all the services yesterday Il
congregational singing was an on
standing feature. Among the WI
mington ministers present yesterdi
were the Rev. George White Da'
SON. the Rev. ]. T. Prouse and Il
Rev. E. p. Thomas.
Cottage prayer meetings we're he
this morning in the following home
Mrs. Levi Bender. Mrs. 7. ID. Cam
bell Mrs. J. T. Turner and Mrs.
Welsh Friendship Day is being o
served today and there will be bo
-. afternoon and evening sermon
Every one in keeping with the d
was asked to do some kind act.
Tofforrow viii be known
Brandywine Camp Day, and do
BILE concert will be the attractio
The Wayside Cross will be a fe
ture Of tomorrow evenings service
Saturday was given over mostly
sports and recreation at the cam
Baseball was played and there we
athletic events
Following the evening service
Saturday the entire congregati
marched to the playground at {
hilltop. where an Illuminated crc
was shown. All lights were turn
out while the cross was lighted al
r. b. Helms. corneust. play
Lead Kindly Light"
Camp Personals.
Mrs. S. II. Baynard. Sr.. on
Pauls avenue, celebrated her birt
day anniversary yesterday in an
formal manner. Many Of the tel
ers from all over the grounds call
during the day and extended &C
gratuiations.
All visitors and tenters on
grounds regret that Miss Mary
Crouch is not a resident Of Bran,
wine Summit camp this year !
more than 80 years Miss Crouch '
well known attendant OF the car
and this is the first year that she
been unable to attend. Her hom,
in Baltimore and on account OF D.
health she Is not able to come
camp and occupy her cottage on
Danlfn avauup this wear