The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-12
suNnAY kGInnL WORK.
Preparations for the Coming State Con.
yentlon-Church Notes.

yentIon-Church Notes.
A large number OF readers are engaged Ii
Sunday School Work and all these will be In
terested In the preparation which the Execu
live Committee Is Masking for the next Stat
Convention, which will be held at Mounds
Vile Wednesday and Thursday, May % ant
"a.
The programme Is prepared with specia
reference to practical results and real benefi
10 all those who attend.
The opening session ut 10 4. NJ, On Wed
nesday, will be devoted TO an address Of vel
come, the response and general notes from
the field.
Wednesday afternoon will be given to tn,
Sunday school-its growth, It's value, III
needs, &c.
Wednesday evening will be made q Crane
rally for Temperance In a platform meeting
led off by an address from Rev. DR.. J. Z
Smith, OF Wheeling, followed by short ad-
dresses from prominent workers. IN the State
Thursday morning will continue with gen
eral business. Reports from all parts Of th'
State, and addresses on State Missionary
Work.
Thursday afternoon will be occupied with
practical Bible teachings and q Children
Meeting.
Thursday evening will be given to q grand
review OF the whole field, In summing up thu
benefits OF the Sunday School Work TO th,
worker. This review will be opened by Rev
s. B.. BarnilZ, 30 we'll known in the State
and continued in a general platform. Ell
perience meeting.
The Statistical Secretary, 8. X. Jacob, o
Worthington. has sent out blanks 70 all part
OF the State asking for full information on al
important matters PERTAINING 10 the school
~ ~ a. IN is o.a'e ~. ahu tsque ~ "a N. tsom
each csuntry school ri boped that these re-
onesls will meet with prompt attention from
every school. 30 HAT A full report can be made
to the convention.
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell
round trip tickets from all principal stationI
for 20 per mile ea"h way-and q like courtesy
Is expected from the boals for delegates
coming by river. Every school ought TO D.
represented y possible. Jhosn VINO eSpeet &c
atIena shouid crop cara 70 heV; :. 9. ron,
10y. nsn rs as"i,,oJ AZ t.ra nna,,SI. 10
IT, IL ~ ~ oonraanru pr, Ia,
no ora s,ar ama, y n. .sont of the nrovis,or
wbe mo-. "a a; ,ha ,;ma ,bs, h" I. shia r.
attend. II IL the wish OF The Executive Com,
mittee that all the papers OF the State shall
copy this notice, and extend the invitation Of
Mo1ndsville to the delegates OF the Sunday
Schoolsot West Virginia, to attend this fourth
State convention.
40.
A u Mathews oanrch tomorrow there
VIII De services AZ lo'so a. y. ana ':So NJ
international Sunday School Lesson Acts,
II: ~ ~. Subject The spread OF the Gospel.
Preaching in, the Third Presbyterian
church by Rev. ]. G. Lyle, pastor, at 1880 4.
NJ. and 7 P. N.
W. r. Thomson will pre.ob at the DiscInIe,
Cbnrch to.morrow NJ ii a. and 7:sO p ",
SUNDAY school At 10 A. N.
Services In the First PRESBYTERIAN Cburcb
to.morrow. tbe pastor Rev. i. A, Cnnning.
ham, II, d. viii preach AT io3o A. N, and 7.so
p N
n.... r.w ,,r .-
rtescaihs ~ tnomson III H. ~ cnHIsn on
n ,e5 SUNDAY ~ ,ne PASTOR y. W. hLueL' ~
do:0u A. NJ anu "oof' NJ ouhuay 'cHooi u