The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-10-31

~ Sunday SehooI InStItute-Next Ne,
sion TO be Held NJ fort Ridge Churt b
In May, 1850.
MouSDsvnLE, October 80.
Edisou lntelllGOnssE;
The Marshall County Sunday School
Institute continued its session.
After singing by the choir prayer was
offered by Revs. J. ]. DOlliyer and Ja,.
Whittingham.
Rev. DolIlver also opened the discussion
Of the subject "Relation Of Home and Sal.
bath School Work." 1t was further dis.
cussed by T. F. Clancy, DR.. Marshmau
and Mrs. Snediker. "Who are excpsel
from attending Sabbath School" was an.
enssed by MessrS. Henderson, Hornbreok
Metarland, N. BOnar and Dr.. Fullerton,
forenoon. '"O
neglected In my report Of Yesterday to
mention that ]. 3. Crouch was elected
secretary pro TEN, in the absence Of tho
regular Secretary.
AFTERNOON.
Opened with prayer by Rev. ]. j. Dolli.
yer, Address by Rev. ]. d. MofFatt, BE
made the point that 90 per cent Of tho
conversions came from the Sunday school.
The churches let too many members slin
from the fact that they do not see.
Kew. CLANCY followed on the Correlatiye
duties oil the church on Sunday school
A very tine essay was read by Mn
Snediker from the subject, "LiRhts and
Shadows OF Sunday School Work. The
essay showed deep thought in It's prepara-
ton, and was very well received BY the
large audience. '''S
The "Infant Glass Drill, by Mrs. j. A.
Brown, ELECTED quite an interest not only
among tho little folks but also the entire
audience. N ''''''s
After singing by the choir the subject,
The necessity OF the spirits influence 10
insure success In the Sabbath school
work" was opened by Rev. ]. D, MofTat.
In plain, practical, but very pointed talk
In which he showed plainly that the
spirits works was an absolute necessity.
The query "why should children attend
the Sabbath school," eliCted ONIte n
spirited discussion and was engaged in by
Messrs. Mofat Marshman, Ewing and
DR.. Boyd.
EVENING SESSION.
Prayer by Brothers Thomas Mcfarland
and A. Tomlinson. Singing by the choir,
The subject, SHOULD we discourage the
use of tobacco among the young" was
opened by Or. Mccullough and WAS
further discussed by Tomlinson, Bonar,
Ewing and Boyd, and quite a lively time
was enjoyed. Singing solo, "Where is
my boy tonight" by Mr.. Beech, OF
Wheeling.
The subject, "The Sabbath school a
means Of rescuing the youth from the
evils OF Sabbath desecration," was orened
by DR.. Fullerton in very interesting ad-
dress. The subject was not further dis
cussed. The remainder Of the evening
was spent in the discussion Of the sub.
1ect OF temperance, opened by F. H.
Grago, and was further discussed BY S, R.
Hanen. Rev. Buchanan OF the Episco-
pal church opened the subject again and
It was quite hotly discussed for a while by
Messrs. Ewing, Hooten, Kemple and Park
inson. ''''
Prof. Beach sang another solo, the choir
joining in the chorus.
a committee of five, consisting OF Thos.
Collins, DR.. Marshman, John Iauphlin'
Il. Q. Hornbrook and F. II. Crago was an.
pointed to represent this institute in the
Panhandle Sunday School Convention 10
Z, 1880.
On motion Of DR.. Marshman vote of
thanks was returned by theiYiating dele.
gates to the citizens OF MoIndsville for
thelr hospitality. The same was rendered
70 the Chairman, Rev. Pomeroy. A vote
o. q thanks was rendered the choir, the en-.
are congregation rising Closed with
singing "All hail the power Of. Jesus
The next meeting will be held in the
Fork Ridge Church sometime between the
Goth and Goth of May, 1880. X.