Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-08-10
INVITE PRESIDENT 70
BRAnpYvvlME CAMP
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Win mix ana noooys ana x1lo Uouel
OF the traveicrs who refused to croal
the border Of tho promissd lan<
rleached In tho wilderness. Appealing
to sinners who "wavsrsd on the border.
he expressed hope that they would
have grit and gumption 70 cross. Dur.
ing a beautiful double cross service
which followed the, sermon, all the
lights in the tabernacle were extin-
uuished and stercopticon threw
green, rcd and white rays on = large
cross erected on the platform. In the
light Of the Cross Mrs. Roberts sang
Alone" and while the congregation
sang Coming to the Cross" and Rock
Of Ages Miss Marjorie Guthrie. repre-
scnting a penitent, knelt and ciung TO
the cross. Subsequent renditions In
c,uded Nailed to the Cross" which
was sung by the choir. and oh Won
drous Cross by DIR. McCombe. Prof.
Clase and Prof. Roberts. When IS
electric bulbs Illuminated an adioin-
ing cross the gathering sang II First
saw the Light at the Cross" BY up
raised hard from persons indicated
interest in the salvation OF their souls,
and boy and a girl. after kneeiing
ut the altar. acknowledged Jesus as
their saviour. The exercises closed
with Pianist Roberts playing The
Church In the Wildwood" and When
Love shines in"
DR. Mccombe preached yesterday
afternoon from the text BE We .doers
OF the word and not hearers only,
James /. %. He told the purpose and
necessity OF testing and emphasized
the test OF obedience and the test of
true religion. II 1t is necessary TO
test our cars that they will run, our
buildings that they win stand and our
health that IL will endure. he stated.
II is more necessary 10 test our Chris
tan life that we may run the race,
stand before God and endure for
eternity. He declared real religion Is
not only creed but an experience. not
only n restraint but an inspiration.
not only an insurance but a program,
Citing various creeds. political. social,
aesthetical and religious, he held that
creeds. however good. are yaiueless
until they are incarnated with flesh
and blood He said the primary busi-
ness of Christian is to translate the
teachings of Jesus into spiritual
consciousness,
Worship began early yesterday,
starting at 6.3o o'clock. when girls
held their morning prayermeeting.
after which they took a hike
Miss Etoile Lakeland had charge of
the young peoples meeting, at which
Mrs Meyer sang and Rev. II. ID. West
made an address.
In celebration of Mrs Roberts
birthday anniversary DIR. McCombc.
PROF.. Clase, Prof and Mrs Roberts
and Mr.. and Mrs. Mayrice #. Aiexan-
der motored to West Chester between
services and dined at the Green Tree
hotel.
Ninety employees of the Electric
Hose and Rubber Co, of Wilmington.
accompanied by a committee COM
posed of S. r. Stirling. William Nc
Carter and Mrs. Jennie Boyce, attend
ed last nights services and gave the
shop yell" as they entered the taber-
nacle The evangelistic party and
many campers cordially greeted them.
For their transportation the company
provided two auto trucks and six
touring cars.
Sixteen religious workers came to
the camp from West Chester in
body.
Among visitors from Wilmington
last night were Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
W. Jackson, Mr.. and Mrs. I. Elmer
Perry. Hubert A. Roop, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles X. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Church, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Frazier,
MIR. and Mrs. Watson Ienderman. J..
Frank Davis. Fred II. Beasten and
Frank Overdeer.
Camp transportation has been i'm
proved by cars carrying from john
sons Corner passengers who come
from Wilmington by the West Chester
Bss Line.
In a game Of baseball last night
TalleyyiIle defeated Brandywine Sum-
NIT by score of to 5. William p
White was umpire.