The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1878-12-27
sABpAru SCHOOL ENTERrAlNMENrs,

SABBATH SCHOOL ENTERTAINMENTS.
A very enjoyable time was had at the
Disciples Church, Christmas night. The
recitations and singing by tie school were
excellent, the voices OF Miss Eva Rice,
Miss Ollie Bender, Miss Theresa Phillips,
Mr.. o. seeley, and the choir, making the
musical feature one OF particular interest.
After the programme, Mr.. Upten Kelley
did the services OF kris" in such an ex-
cellent manner as to keep all in almost q
continuous strain OF laughter. The au-
dience was large, and the managers have
every reason to feel gratified with their
success. -f -NHH
There was large crowd Mt the concert
given by the Zane Street N. E. Sabbath
School, ut the church. Christmas evening.
Every seat was occnpied, and many per-
sons were compelled to stand. Mr.. John
7. Cowl had charge OF the exercises, and
the Sabbath School, under his direction,
gave really interesting and enjoyable en-
tertainment. Among the grown up folks
who took part in the entertainment in q
very acceptable manner were Mr.. @. Y.
Lucas, Miss Tracy, OF the Female College,
and Prof. Weber. The concert netted
nended in providin1 the animal Gtreat''
II candies and connections Tor tbe littlc
folks. Il is quite probable that the con-
cert will be repeated at an early day.
The children OF the Baptist Sabbath
Schsol met, at the church Wednesday
evening, when the annual distribution Of
presents took place. An interesting fea-
ture OF the occasion was the announcement
popular ladies' for a sewing machine,
Which was offered at a festival recently
given by The church as a prize TO the lady
receiyiilg the most votes. The candidates
were Miss Sue Walker, Mrs. Thomas Fee
and Mrs. Hannah Colyin. When the
votes were counted Miss Walker was found
| to have a majority, and she was according
| ly awarded the sewing machine.
The congregation Of Wesley NJ. E.
Church. in South Wheeling held pleasant
social and festival ON Christmas evening.
There was a Christmas tree and treat at
St. Paul's German Church, in South
Wheeling. ON Christmas evening.
Two elegant Christmas trees were lighted
mn at The 81. Jacobus Church on Christmas
evening. and the hearts OF the little ones
were made glad with gifts.
The children Of 81. Mathews Sabbath
School. and the South Wheeling Mission
School assembled at st. Matthew's Church
Yesterday afternoon. and were made glad
with gifts Of candy and oranges. Each
child received a bag OF candy and an or.
ange.
The English Lutheran Church has been
beauuiuiiy DECORATED IN Christmas green
composed ot new jersey laurel ana syca'
podium. Ihe services the coming Sunday,
WIZ aiso nave reference 10 the season oil
happy christmas nde.
ASS customary with the zion 8 Luther,
an Church congregation, christmas ana
Communion services were held IN the
morning, and In the evening the exercises
vert, conducted by the sabbath school.
Two large CHRISTMAS trees were put up IN
front oil the pulpit, very handsomely trim
med, and laden with presents and goodies
ior the little iolks; Inc exercises were
opened py me choir anu an appropriate
aquress ~ tne PESO, tey, tII. ": Meerwelm' VEN
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es apPoh1 h1u S III l0S tian D., ~ T. ny ~
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eat .e Sap1T Tia aao,n, ieSee es aiSo H. snna.n
tanJonT ~ +ho soLonl ,,.oro nanh ,,rasnrt.
tendent dent o. tle seno9l, were eaen preseht, s y,
90 win SoiT pCses W SUe II t.ann y, snS
arger sSSs, ;}Ie .hn; nete was i.' ,;ae5a sseea
anSe 81 Goiiareni tnelr parents an anu Lrlenas
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ATrnE cInLDRESs HOME.
Without publicannouncemen or appeal
the usual Christmas dinner was served at
the above institution at noon on Christmas
day and greatly enjoyed by the children
Over the dining.room door was the motto
in beautiful old English letters, "A[erry
Christmas, J" tho work OF one OF the lads
managers. Rev. S. B. Barnitz made the
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