The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-10-23
PULPIrPOINTs.
Information for those who Wish 10 A.
tend Divine Services Tomorrow.

Information for Those who Wish 10 A.
tend Divine Services Tomorrow.
Rev. R. R. swope has returned from the
General Convention Of the Episcopal
church, in session in New York City, and
will hold services in St. Matthews Church
tomorrow morning and evening at the
usual hours.
Services in the First Presbyterian
Church on tomorrow. The pastor, Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, D. D., will preach at
lO:3O A. N and at Z O'Clock P. N.
Rev. W. c. Wilson, the newly.appointed
pastor OF Grafton Methodist Episcopal
Church, will occupy his new pulpit on to-
morrow morning and evening. We COM
mend to the good people OF Grafton Rev.
Wilson as q genial Christian gentleman.
There will be preaching Of the Second
Presbyterian Church by the pastor ct
1920 a. n. and P. N. tomorrow.
A rich treat Is in store for tho young
ladies of Wheeling this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock in the lecture room OF the Fourth
Street Church. Miss Thoburn, returned
missionary from India, will address them
Rev. E. W. Ryan, presiding Elder, Will
preach in the North Street Methodist
Episcopal Church on Sunday morning,
9th inst, at 1880 o'clock. This being the
first appointment Of our new presiding
Elder, every one is invited to hear him.
First English Evan. Lutheran Church,
Sixteenth street. Rev. s. B. Barnitz pastor
will preach tomorrow morning from
Genesis XXI, OLE, and in the evening
on Jacobs Vision, Genesis XVIII, II. IA.
Sabbath School at 9 o'clock. Address and
blackboard lesson by the pastor.
Sunday School lesson for tomorrow on
International basis, Jacobs prevailing
PRAYER" Genesis XXI, 9.l2; % 80.
The International Sabbath School Les
son Committee will meet in Chicago the
coming week. Rev. DR.. John II. Vincent,
Of the N. E. Church, Is It's distinguished
Chairman.
tional Sabbath School Work will meet at
Park Avenue Hotel. November 9th, to
complete the programme for the great
Sunday School gathering at Toronto, Can
ada, In Junenext. Franklin Allen, OF the
Protest Episcopal Church, prominent
business man OF New York is its Chair
man.
The Pittsburgh Evangelical Lutheran
SYNOD OF the General Synod Evangelical
Lutheran Church has Just closed It's thirty
eighth annual Convention at W0rthtng'
ton, Pa, The Synod was preceded by q
meetipg Of the Woman's Missionary soCI-
cites and also a Synodical Sunday School
Convention. The proceedings show an
increased interest in every department oil
the work.
The Marshall county Sabbath School
Convention will be held at the Fork Ridge
Church, Wednesday and Thursday next.
October 9th and 2sth. An elaborate and
interesting programme has been prepared
in which We notice several Wheeling
:. Ia the Third Presbyterian Church the
pastor, Rev. Joseph q. Lyle, will preach
tomorrow. Morning service 1880, even.
ing service 7 O'Clock. Sabbath School at
Rev. VIM. Riheldatfer will preach at
the Zane Street N. Z. Church on Sabbath
morning in the place of Rev. G. Z. Hite,
who IS on visit TO his old home near
Huntington, W. Va. There will be no
service in the evening.
At the Baptist Church, corner OF Twelfth
and Byron streets, there will be congre-
gational services tomorrow at lO:SO
O'Clock A. NJ, conducted by Judge John.
son. No services Ia the evening. Sun
day School at 2P.M
The Reformation Test" will be OBJ
served at st. Paul's Church in South
Wheeling, Sunday, October Slst, with ap.
propriate ceremonies. L. Wagner, a
Young candidate for the ministry, will be
ordained at that time. Revs. Herberg, Of
Marietta, and Rumpt will ofticiate,
SYNOD OF CLEVELAND.
The annual session OF the Synod Of
Cleveland closed at Salem, Ohio, on Thurs
day evening. This Synod includes all the
Presbyterian churches OF Northwestern
Ohio.-=At the closing session very fine ad-
dresses we're delivered by Rev. DR.. G. S.
Pomeroy, Of Cleveland, on aggressive
Work" and by Rev. DR.. W. NJ. Grimes, Of
Steubenville, on allow to Secure the Pow.
erful Influences OF the Holy Spirit in Our
Ministers" aud by Rev. William Castor,
OF Bellaire, on 1.-THE Conversion and Spir-
itual Nature OF the Children OF the
Church."
The Synod refused to express any opin-
ion as 10 the adyisabiIity Of demonstrating
the boundaries of the Synod Of the State.
During thepast year the Board Of Church
Erection added 2lS churches at cost Of
$40 per church, located in thirty.iour
States aud Territories, and eighty.four
Presbyteries. OF these twenty-five were
in Kansas, eight in Utah and four In Alas.
ka. To do this, Size, SOP, including the
balance from last year. $4,000, was paid
by one man, and sll 1923 by another, and
only SAC, 473 by the church. The number
OF contributing churches was 2,4SS, and
non.contributing 2,0S2.
The evening session was well attended.
The subject OF missions was considered.
Speeches were made by Rev. FL. R. Hois.
ington, Rev. Alexander, OF st. Clairsville,
Dr.. Mclean, Rev. Willis and others. 1t
was an interesting session.
The Synod adjourned sine die. The
next place Of meeting is East Liverpool;
time October, 1881.
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