Evening journal., 1922-08-15
|JHILDREN'S DAY
AT SUMMIT CAMP
E,e Rev. R. F. Y. Pierce TO
Give Chalk Talks" After
noon and Evening
o. SING CANTATA
TOMORROW NIGHT
'sr Correspondent.

us. l5.-"ColleRs Day was oh
Prved in camp yesterday. Th'
besker was the Rev. w. b. Flem
&, d. D.. president of West Vir
mia Wesleyan College. Ruckhsn
Pr. W. Va. The attendance wa
ALL the entire days attendance
pipg the smallest attendance Of am
rvice since the opening of th'
mp season. The meeting how
[.r. was full Of interest, and Or
eminE had an interesting mess.
70. The speaker talked on Lead
hip" He pointed ont that
rough a good Christian. colless
ucstion, leaders Of the highest
Pc wsr. created.
There never was = time" said
Fleming. when there was 80
eat demand for Christian lead
and great ones. Lloyd George
II the leaders ~ the world are
kinr IN the Church NJ God IN
vsv out ~ the awful political
rou ~ the world He told
I'm 20 make the most OF the powers
sv had and use them for God.
This once large world Of ours
become a little world" said he.
fact. the facilities for travel
10 made II one little whispering
yllery. We cannot live as one
Ne neigh oorhood without Chris
- world
Ie said that hecauss NJ our near
10 each other We are more than
affected by the actions ~ any
ple in the world and that Il was
possible n make civic and ma
al prorress without keeping pace
n spiritual progress.
Praver was made by Clarence
Ir. Miss Alice l.. Roop. grad
of the Wonen's College. Uni
sity Of Delaware. recited her class
m.
honor ~ college Dsy." Uni
sity Of Delaware banner was dis
rsd on the platform as well as
raj other pennsnts. The fol-
ing colleges were represented at
meeting: University NJ Della
.. Dickinson. Albion. Albion.
h.: MuskinEum. New Concord.
., Wesleyan Collegiate, Dover,
MOODY Bible Institute.
10
Wilmington High School students
ere on the grounds, gave
Dol yell. under the leadership NJ .
Ian T.. Cloud.
ested on the platform last even I
in addition 20 the mem hers NJ I
svsngelisiic party. vas The Rev. .
on Minker. assistant pastor NJ I
erbrooE NJ. T. Church. Whining /
and the Rev. !. A. Ruckson. I
or Of Zion NJ. p. Church. Zion.
y. FlemminE gave another in
sting talk In tha afternoon. bss-
his talk on the thought thar the
scity for progress is the great
sftrihute sil persons can have.
Included physical. mental and
tuai progress. As an added
ire of the meeting the young
lie learned TO sing Jesus Lover
~ Soul" 10 the tune of silver
ads. Among the Gold"
'hildren's Day" is being oh
ID ~ the camp today. The Rev.
srt F. Y. Pierce. -. n. chalk
preacher. who many years has
ucted the childrens dsy exer-
at ocean Grove. viii he the
Ser this afternoon and evening.
onnection with this evenings
&c. a special musical program
be given by the children's choir.
40 o'clock tomorrow evening
Adult choir will present the sa-
cantsts. The Shepherd OF
This program m promises 10 he 5
OF the features Of this years =
Rehearsals have been held 4
.,the cantsts. under the direc- =
ssac II. Meredith. music di- +
o. THE soloists will he Mrs &
No' LG. Kemery. OF Wilmington; n
sr iry Moyer. a resident OF the .
! UT1Nr. Meredith and son VIII Z
II redith. OF New York y
H-losing service Of the camp
held on Thursday evening. 8,
hday evening. Mr.. Harkness :
I've an illustrated talk and 2
she.
Personals.
: Mary Weldin. OF Wilmington. =
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry =
nch. Of ST. Pauls avenue. Miss :.
NJ viii remain at camp until \;
ose. II
M Mary Mitchener. of Whining |.
yesterday with Mrs. George l.
mer. on Brsndywine avenue.
!, Ji X Hippel. who has heen
uest nf Mrs. G. L. Weldin. on
! ircle, has returned n her home
dis- Mrs. Hippel and dsugh- :
'irginia. will return 10 camp
row afternoon.
Ri Mendinhall and Mrs.
n 8. Shilling. OF Wilmington.
yesterday with Mrs. Alfred
~. on ST. Psul's avenue.
n Rev. F.. n. Collins. pastor of
Y NJ. f.. Church. Wilmington.
out To camp yesterday and will
IL remainder Of the week.
y nd Mrs. Edgar Mortlock and
nd Mrs. Ross were guests of
Harry Y. Stradley, on Lebanon
p
Barbara Tailsv. Lebanon ave
entertaining her grand
tiers. Barbara and Hazel Tai
BRA ndywine hundred.
and Mrs. George Flfs. of
Enore. were recent cann visitors. e
raw ride was enjoyed yester- y,
so children. The trip was VI
\ grove on the Brandywine.
rnr neGele going IN two large
a CONS. Mrs. Grant e. Tullsr