Evening journal., 1922-08-12
.SCORNS PENNIES
in COLLECTION
Evangelist Tuller Says Serv-
ices Give Pleasure Worth
Dollar
EXPECT BIG CROWD
FOR BIG SUNDAY
Special to The Evening Journal.

BRANDY WINE SU MMIT CAMP
MEETING. Aug. 12.-With the OBJ
serving Of Mothers Day yester-
, day in camp. the story and song
service entitled His Mothers Ser
mon," was given by the choir at
the evening service. Mr.. Meredith
was in charge. The reading was
done by Mrs. Alfred Smith, and
several solos were given by Mrs.
Harry Meyer. The story dealt with
young man who was about TO
preach his first sermon. Five years
before his mother had died. and on
> her deathbed had asked him to think
of her when he preached his first
sermon. When the time came he
was trouble as to what text he might
, take, but he knew that IL he kept
his mother in his mind during the
service he would not fail-and he
} did not.
Before the service, Mr.. Tullar ask
ed those in the congregation to give
the favorite Scripture of their moth
ers. This was responded TO by
many.
DR.. ]. D. c. Hanna presented to
Mr.. Tullar a beautiful bouquet OF
flowers to be given at the end of
the service to the oldest mother in
the tabernacle. There was some
trouble in making the award, so
Mr.. Tullar started down the line
from 100 years. and at 80 years.
Mrs. Margaret Wilde responded and
received the bouquet. She was a
guest of Mrs. Samuel H. Baynard.
! The music hour was conducted at
1880 o'clock under the direction of
Mr.. Hardness. A rehearsal for the
cantata to be given next Wednes-
day was held.
"Tried Faith" was the subject OF
Mr.. Tullar at the Bible service. He
also gave several personal expert
ences.
Frank Goodman. for many years
a professional gambler. but now
close friend of Billy Sunday, will
preach at the service tonight. His
subject will be Crime and the
Remedy"
Tomorrow win be Big Sunday at
camp and thousands of visitors are
expected If the weather is favorable.
Arrangements have been made for
the parking of automobiles OF Wis
itors.
The speaker at both morning and
afternoon preaching services will be-
Frank Goodman reformed gambler.
His morning subject Will be The
Dope Sheet" and will start at 1880
o'clock His evening subject will
be Are Criminals Bred in He'll
Hoies?"
The Sunday school services at 100
o'clock. will be in charge OF the
Rev. 2. II. Collins, pastor OF Trinity
VI e. church. Wilmington. The
Bible hour. with Mr.. Tullar I'M
charge. will be held at $50 o'clock.
Miss Betty Abrams. soloist of
Philadelphia, will sing at the ser
vices tomorrow.
Mr.. Tullar caused quite q stir
among the congregation last night
when he spoke of offering one even
ing this week. In which he said that
after counting the collection they
found about 500 dirty pieces Of
copper"
II think that It was the meanest
thing that anyone could do" he
commenteds
Anyone could at least have given
a dollar as they had gotten that
much pleaure and good out OF the
evening.
Camp Personals
Mrs. Frank Johnson, Mrs. August |
Schoell and son. Billy. of Boothwyn,
were guests at the Willing cottage
on Asbury avenue.
Miss Margaret Burke. of New
port. is spending the remainder Of
the camp season with her grand
mother. Mrs. Asbury Burke.
Mrs. Francis E. Gallagher. Mr..
Eli Mendenhall. Mrs ]. L. Ferree,
Francis Gallagher and John Car
penter, OF Wilmington, motored out
10 camp last evening and were
guests at the Slaughter cottage on
he circle.
Mrs. Allison Palmer, of Philadel-
ohia, is the guest OF Mrs. w. e.
Linton, on Brandywlne avenue.
Mrs. NJ. f. Corson, of Elizabeth
Y. J.. is the guest Of Mrs. Jennie
Ennis, on Elan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Stettler and
'amily of Thorndale were the guests
If Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Stats.
Mrs. John Gaynor and daughter,
Ray, Mr.. and Mrs. David A. Spiro,
Ir. and Mrs. Brown and George
Reed, all OF Wilmington, were re-
,ent visitors at the cottage Of Mrs.
Jennie NJ. Ennis. on Elam avenue.
Mrs. Gilbert Hayden. who Is ILL.,.
s confined TO her cottage on the
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mortimer ,
md daughter Marion; Miss Lucy
,ittner. Edwin Mortimer, Mrs. Edith
,ummis. Mrs. f. Ainsworth and (
William Ainsworth, all of Whining II
on, were visitors at the Mckee cot 6
age on Summit avenue.
Mrs. william Hamilton, of IL {
nington, visited her daughter, Mrs ]
I. Harry Mearns last evening.
Miss Annabel Groves, of Whining ]
on. is at the Hanson cottage on !
summit avenue. Miss Groves re-
urned yesterday from the summer !
chool at West Chester. 2
Abner overdeer, of Wilmington, y
listed his sister. Mrs. William Hitler c
N the Circle yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Haber, Mr.. and 7
frs. A. Haber and Mrs. Thomas I
DOYLE, of Wilmington, motored to Il
amp last evening.
Mrs. John X Nipple. of Media, is {
nending the camp season with Mrs.
Veldin on the Circle.
Mrs. Lydia Turner and grand b