Evening journal., 1922-08-09
COUSINS MEET
after 80 YEARS
James Downey and Hiram
Green Meet at Brandy
wine Summit
SERMONS AND MUSIC
FEATURE SERVICES

Staff Correspondent.
BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP
MEETING. Aug. 9.--James Downey
OF Philadelphia. and Hiram Green
: of Atchison. Kans., cousins, met OF
'1he camp grounds yesterday aftei
not xeeing each other for so years
Mr. Green formerly lived IN Bran
DIVINE hundred. but went West q
half century ago. That was the last
time he saw his cousin. Mr. Downey
who has been a tenter at Brandy
wine Summit for many years. Mr.
Green recently came East TO renew
acquaintances. Mr.. Downey was sit
ting on his porch when two men
passed. One of them mentioned the
name of TIL Green" which Mr..
Downey overheard. He asked them
II they know hi" Green who went
to Atchison so years ago.
I'm HI Green" one OF the men
vouchsafed. Then there was hap
py reunion as Mr.. Downey told who
he was Mr.. Green and Mr.. Downey
sat down, rerninisced. had supper to-
gether and talked until late in the
evening.
The evening service. despite
threatening weather. was well at
tended last evening. Mr.. Tullar
preached a stirring sermon on Duty
and Privilege" Mr.. Tullar said that
we did not know what a privilege it
was 10 have the peace of God, and
went on to tell Of the way that some
people so through the world, going
10 church once a week as a duty,
when It is really a privilege.
The song service was the princi-
raj feature Of the evening. Mr..
Meredith leading. Sunshine" by
Mr.. Harkness. was sung by the
choir.
Mr.. Tullar also spoke on Love"
and asked several members OF the
congregation for verses from the
Bible about love. II love Thee with
an Everlasting Love" was the verse
chosen by Mr.. Tulisr.
The Rev. Arthur w. Goodhand
and the Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield.
OF Wilmington. who were camp Wis
itors. were asked TO the platform
by Mr.. Tullar. Mr.. Goodhand led
IN the evening prayer.
At the Bible service yesterday af-
tsrnoon there was "a good attend
ance. S1r. Tullar's subject was
Dead Faith"
The ohildren's hour was held at
10. o'clock yesterday morning. Mr..
Harkness told an interesting story
to the children about snakes in In
dis.
Announcement was made by Miss
Helen Tullar that hours had been
arranged for the children of DIFF
ferent ages. The children Of years
and over would meet at 9 o'clock;
q years and under at 10 o'clock,
and I years and over at IL o'clock.
At this time a team OF volley bali
VIII be formed.
"A grand piano arrived yesterday
and Will be used at the various SER !
vices.
Mrs. Joseph schunder Mrs. Har-
Did Oberly and son and daughter.
Miss Kate Grandle and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. B. Wilkinson, were guests at
he, T. d. Wilkinson cottage. on the
The Rev. W. Ernest Greenfield,
William E. Linton, Howell Pedrick
and Miss Azelia James. OF Whining
ION. were visitors at the Cunning
ham cottage on Union avenue.
Mrs. ]. A Chain and son, Thom-
a.. Of Boston, Mass. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Preston wills and child, OF
Wilmington were guests last even
ing OF Mrs L. c. Weldin on the
Circle.
Mrs J. z. Rigg. who has been
the guest OF Mrs. weidsn for the ,
pasr three weeks. returned to her
home IN Pittsburgh. Pa. yesterday.
Miss Lucille Roe. Miss Edna and
Miss Elizabeth Anderson. Mr.. and |
ars. Charles Roe and the Rev. Ar
thur W. Goodhsnd visited at the
Hilltop cottage last evening.
Mrs. Elwood Hilbert and Mrs.
Carroll Griffith were the guests OF I
Mrs. Harry Lewis on the Hilltop.
Mrs. Andrew Killer. Howard OBJ /
sriy, James and Anna Oberly and '
Mrs. Paul Reynolds were callers at
Yrs. William Killers cottage, on the /
Circle, yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Spencer and |
'frs. Atwood Hoskins. OF Glen Rid
lie. were the guests for several days
Z Mrs. Weldin. on the Circle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Martin. OF VIII
came to camp yesterday |
nd VIII remain at the cottage, on
7ranoywine avenue. for the camp
ieaso1.
Ms Herman Gianding had Mrs.
:. A AacNes1, ot New York, and
'lrs. Mary Kennsy as her guests.
MS. Charles u. Cain and dauxh-
,e1. Nancy are ths guests OF Mrs.
James Lewis.
mrs. Betty willing. ot Newark. \.
y" oanghter-in-isw OF II. ana Mrs.
a G Willing, Is their guest fo- tbs
remainder OF camp.
lawrence swenderman ana ,rrz
~ ~ Davis We're visitors e. -.
cottage Of j. F. Layton.