Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-12-06
CHURCH NOTES.

There will be preaching in the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, tomorrow, by the
pastor, Rev. u. A. Cunningham, ID,
at 1880 4. NJ, and at o'clock P VI. In
the evening the third sermon OF the
series. Subject, "The Reception"
At the English Luthern Church on
Sixteenth street, Rev. ;. b. Barnitz, the
pastor, will preach tomorrow morning
from Zacheriah X, .. "The Coming
King And in the evening from Luke
<, 81, About Chances" Sunday
school address i'm the afternoon.
International Sunday School Lesson
study tomorrow, The Heavenly Song,
Revelation V, LII.
our Baptist friends expect to welcome
the sabbath School workers OF this city
in large numbers to their church on
Byron street, Tuesday evening next,
the occasion being the monthly meeting
Of the Sabbath school Association, post
puncd from last Tuesday evening
Hons. Okey Johnson and Thomas H..
Logan, are to deliver addresses.
There will be the regular services Al
the United PRESBYTERIAN church tO-mor-
row at 1890 4. NJ and 7P. NJ. Preach
ing by DIR. Mcclure. Sabbath School at
2P.N.
The services at the Disciples church
for some months will be in the follow
ing order: Sunday School at 10 A. NJ.
Preaching at II 4. NJ. and ! ?. NJ. Sunday
School lesson ior tomorrow Rev. 9th
chapter. Subject of the morning dis.
course: "Thc Redeemed Throng." In
the evening, "The Miracle Before Our
Eyes
Rev. j. d. Monat will preach at the
Second Presbyterian Church at the usu-
al hours, l04 A. NJ. and Pm.
Some kind and thoughtful friends in
this city OF Revs. Father SChleicher, of
the Church OF the Immaculate COncep-
ton, Father Walters, of Mt. de Chantal,
and Father Reynolds, Of the Cathedral,
have procured handsome Chalice,
which, it is intended, shall he given, On
January LIST next, 10 the one OF the above
named clergymen whose friends shall,
in the meantime, have contributed the
largest amount of money Tor tine pur-
pose. Friends of each are actively en-
gagged in canvasSing the citizens general
", and the indications are that large
amount of money will be realized
through their efforts,
The members both OF the church and
congregation at the Chapline 1t. NJ. f..
Church are thus far greatly pleased with
the miniStrations OF their pastor, Rev T.
b. Hughes. As our readers will remem-
Der, Mr.. Hughes was assigned to his
present field of labor at the recent ses-
sion OF the West Virginia Conference. A
gentleman connected with the church
who is very conservative and guarded IN
making statements, assures us that the
attendance at all the various social and
religious meeting has increased at least
fifty per cent. At the same time there
isamanilest growth in the interest shown
by the entire membership.
To say that the Zane Street VI F..
Church people are delighted with their
new organ is to hut family reflect their
feelings. We had intended To refer to
the subject several days since, but have
waited 10 see whether their enthusiasm
would not subslde. The adverse has
been the case, however. The organ has
undergone severe testing during the
past week, and has fulfilled every good
point claimed for it. The plan on which
II il built comprises several novel iea-
lures, and is the only one OF the kind
every brought 10 this section. The
Zane street folks extend 4 cordial invita-
ton to all tn attend the different ser
vices tomorrow and hear some charm
ing music.