Evening journal., 1922-07-15
sEVANGELISTS AT
: SUMMIT CAMP
'Tuller-Meredith Party to Be
in Charge of August
Services
MUSIC TO BE
BIG FEATURE

gelistic party in charge. a program
has been arranged for the services
at Brandywine Summit Campmeet.
ing, from August 10 Il. which is
expected TO surpass all previous
efforts
Grant Colfax fuller and Isaac II.
Meredity will head the evangelistic
group. They have written hundreds
Of hymns and Sunday school songs.
among which are many OF the best
known and most widely used hymns
of the day Face to Face" The
starless Crown" Nailed TO the
Cross" and Seal Us. o Holy Spirit"
are some OF the favorites which these
men have written.
Mr. Tullar and Mr.. Meredith are
consisted by Robert Hardness. who is
known as one OF the ablest accom-
--,panists for religious gatherings in
the world. He has been associated
with Dr. r. A. Torrey. Or. J. Wilbur
-eChapman and Charles NJ. Alexander
In Their worldwide evangelistlc
tours. Mr.. Hardness is also the au-
.aahor Of several hymns.
"a Miss Helen Hullar. the only daush-
Ter OF the campmeeting leader. VIII
also be a member of the party. Miss
Tullar is preparing TO devote her
life 10 evangelistic work, being
funior at Albion College. Albion.
Michigan. For the past two sum-
mers she has been at the lnterna-
t.onal Sunday School Association
camp for girls at Lake Winnipesau-
kee. y. II.
pes One of the most eloquent speak
ers in the party is Frank Goodman
-~who for twenty-three years LED the
life Of a professional gambler. Sew
eral years ago Mr.. Goodman was
converted. gave up his gambling
business, and from that day has told
thousands his wonderful story lie
.4has been applauded by Billy sunday
for his evangelistic work.
The speaker for college Day
Monday. August II, will be the Rev.
1-N. b. Fleming. d. D.. president OF
1fhe West Virginia Wesleyan college,
Buckhannon. w. Va. DR.. Fleming
was for some years registrar AT Drew
Theological Seminary, at Madison
N He is pre-eminently young
peoples man. Rev. Robert f. y
14Pierce. D. D., is also in the party
sis The daily program will open with
recitation hour az a. m Al ~
a. m. childrens hour will be OBJ
:. served. with music at p. m. binle
hour will be held at $50 O'CLOCK
5aand evening service at 7.So'
Music hour will be in charge or
MIR. Meredith, assisted by Mr.. Hark-
~.ness. 1t will be de 'oted 10 such
musical diversions as may be deem
ed most helpful and will Include re-
hearsals for forthcoming evenings
instructions and inspirational sing
ing.
The children's hour will be devoted
10 the youngsters. and helpful things
'scill be planned for them, with mu-
.-sIc. chalk talks and games as fea-
-i4ures. Recreation hour will be in
charge Of Miss Tullar. who. though
manning chiefly for the girls, will not
be unmindfu Of the others. Games
such as volleyball, baseball, basket
ball. tennis and croquet, will be
played, and hikes. straw rides and
other physical diversions will be in
dulged in. A field day will be held
rat the close OF camp.
The regular afternoon week day
service viii be called the Bible hour.
II will be so called because the Bible
will be the keynote OF that hour.
There win be much music at the eve
ming service. with Mr.. Meredith as
the director and Mr.. Hardness as
.accompanist.
- Special days will be observed. Fri
= day. August H. will be known as
Mothers Day. A great story and song
service. entitled His Mothers Ser
mon" will be the feature OF the day.
college Day will be observed on
Monday. August II. at which time all
& collegians. alumni or undergraduates
+ are asked to participate. College col
ors. college yelis. college songs and
the inimitable college enthusiasm
will mark this day. DR.. Fleming viii
be the speaker. b
Tuesday. August IS. viii be de-
voted 10 Childrens Day. at which
time the Rev. Robert F. Y. Pierce.
ID. D.. the chalf-talk preacher. who
for many years conducted the chill
dren's day exercises at Ocean Grove,
y j., viii be the speaker. A chill
dren's choir will render a special
{ musical program at the evening
The calendar for the camp is as
Follows.
Saturday Aug. 5-Opening at 7.45
p m. with the Introduction of the
evangellstic party and a musical SER
vice and short address by Mr.. Tullar.
sunday. Aug. 6-1O.3O a. m. !
preaching, Mr. Tullar: p. m.
preaching Mr.. Tullar: $50 p. m. ,
Young Peoples Meeting: 100 D. m.
preaching. Mr.. Tular
Monday Aug :, and Tuesday.
Aug. $3.50 ,. m. Bible hour. Mr. ,
Ihiar; 4.5o p. m. song service and
preaching, the party.
Wednesday. Aug $50 m
Bible hour, Mr. Tullar; 100 n m
song service and Round the World .
Experiences. Mr. Hardness
Thursday, Aug 1880 p. m
Bible hour. Mr.. Tular: 1870 o. m.
song service and preaching. the !
party
Friday. Aug. 1880 p. m, Bible
hour, Mr. Tullar; 100 p. m. story
and song service. His Mothers
Sermon"
Saturday. Aug 1880 g. m,
Bible hour. Mr.. Tullar; 100 p. m.
Crime and the Remedy" Frank
Goodman.
Sunday, Aug. 13-10.S0 a. m,
The Dope. Sheet" Frank Goodman:
$50 p. M. preaching. Mr.. Tullar;
go p m, Young Peoples Meet