Evening journal., 1922-08-10
MANY VISITORS
IN CAMP GROVE
Services at Brandywine
Summit Were Largely
Attended Last Night
MOVING PICTURES
ALONG WITH LECTURE

Staff Correspondent.
BRANDYWdNE SUMMIT, Pa,
Aug. 1O.-Scores of visitors from
wilmington and the nelghboring
country came to the campmeeting
grounds last evening to attend the
song service and illustrated lecture.
given by Robert Harkness. pianist OF
the evangelistic party in charge of
the services at camp this season.
The tabernacle was well filed and
many of the visitors had to occupy
the seats in the grove back Of the
tabernacle.
Mr.. Harkness took as his subject
Round the World Experiences"
dealing particularly with the places
where he had done missionary work.
The address was featured with
many beautiful pictures and incl
dental singing. Mr.. Harkness said
that for seven years he had toured
the world and had taken part in
many missionary campaigns in for
eign lands. He pointed out that in
every part OF the world he found all
people were interested in songs and
music.
The pictures shown included
scenes in England, the South Seas
and the Fiji Islands. all Of which
were most interesting. and each hnv-
ing a particularly entertaining story.
Mr.. Harkness told OF the mission
airy work done in the Fiji Islands,
and the good Il IS doing there. He
urged that all women interested in
foreign missionary work 10 help
support the missions in that coun-
try. Mr.. Harkness played and sang
several Fiji Island hymns.
1t the close OF the lecture, Grant
Colfax Tullar, one OF the members
OF the party, announced that on Fri
day evening. August IS, Mr.. Hark-
ness would give another illustrated
lecture in the tabernacle. A differ
ent program from the one presented
last evening will be offered. The
proceeds OF this entertainment will
help defray the expenses OF hiring a
piano being used at camp. While
the camp will officially close on the I
evening OF August II, this illustrated !
lecture will be given the following |
evening.
Mr.. Harkness started a course in |
sacred music accompaniment on the /
piano at the camp yesterday after !
noon. This course viii continue |
each afternoon during the camp sea-
son.
The Bible class study yesterday !
afternoon proved popular with many /
OF the women tenters. Mr.. Tullar /
was in charge and gave a helful talk /
on Faith" He urged his hearers TO !
have faith in Gods word at all times |
and to try and live near TO Gods |
teachings.
Miss Helen Tullar was in charge /
OF the recreation hour for girls. I
Games were enjoyed and plans were /
made for a hike this morning.
Announcement was made by Mr.. /
Tullar that Mothers Day will be 1
celebrated on Friday and that in the /
evening he viii have as his subject, /
His Mothers Sermon" On Satur- .
day evening Frank Goodman. who .
was a professional gambler for % |
years, will speak on Crime and the /
Remedy" Mr.. Goodman will also be
the speaker for the Sunday morning
and evening service.
Rehearsals are being held daily
for the cantata. "The Shepherd of ]
Men," which the choir will present
next Wedneday evening. Tonight
there will be a song service and
preaching by Mr.. Tullar.
Camp Personals.
Mrs. James A. Wilson. of the
entertained the following
guests: The Rev George F. Con-
ner. Mrs. Harry Ellis and son. Mrs.
William Montgomery and grandson
Harry. Mrs Emma Hayes. Mrs.
Mary Underwood, Mrs Anna Growl
and Mrs. George Kelly. all Of West
Grove. Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
of Kimbleville. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse J. Tyson and
son, OF Wilmington, were guests at
the tent of Mrs. Anna Mcclure, on
Asbury avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Palmer. Of
were callers on Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Palmer. on Brandywine /,
avenue.
Mrs. John Peach and Mrs. Mar
tha McNamney. on Asbury avenue,
last evening Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Foulk. Mrs. Emily
Clark and Mrs. Florence Banks, all a
)f Bethel, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilmer Talley. Jr.,
of Claymont; the Misses Greta and
Ida Marion. of Chicago. H.. and
Miss Alice Palmer. Of Ridley Park,
we're camp visitors last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Cornell,
II st. Paul's avenue. entertained
Mrs. ID. Dean, OF Elkton: James II. :
Pierson, Mrs. James McMullin and \