The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1886-08-25
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Conducted by Members of
W. c. T. e Conference,


itors nearly all remaining over
Sunday, the sci vices of the day
were in charge of the w. G. T. u.
AT 8 q. No., there was a Confer.
ence and Experience Meeting in
the Auditorium, followed by
A STIRRING PROHIBITION SERMON BY
MISS PUGH, Of OHIO.
Speak unto the Children of Is
rael that they go forward" was
Miss Pugh's text for a brief, COM
pact, logical and stirring address.
Moses said, "Stand still and see the
salvation of God; )" God said, and so
says to US now, "Speak unto the
Children of Israel that they 90 for
spard."
Too many of our ministers now
copy after Moses, saying to the
Church, "Be still and see this great
reform go forward and succeed"
But God says to US, go Forsoard."
ItIs same command has been
ringing in the ears and hearts of
the W. c. 7. o., as they have
come up from the crusade, through
oil these years. We have come
up from point to point, till now we
face this great, seething, boiling
sea of politics, We here have found
our enemy's hiding place, and we
still hear the command, go For
aoard" And what ia there for us
but to obeyP As the Red Sea part
ed, so will the way be opened for
US. And / am sure we will all 90
over safely. What though some
are slow to fall into ranks2 We can't
all go in front. The procession is
long, but the hindmost, if he is in
the procession, will get over dry
shod, as well as the foremost. X
When deliverance comes, Wen
sing with Miriam-and Pm 80 glad
she was woman to lead in the
song. And l want to got over
among the foremost, to join with
her in the first joyous strains Of
victory. x y
1t was a most happy Prohibition
sermon, full of incisive points and
striking illustrations.
THE WINE OF CANA AND PAUL's IN
JUNCTION TO TIMOTHY.
The Sunday School at 3 p. m.
was largely attended, at the close
of which, in accordance with re-
quest made by the Conference, Rev.
j. Cadwallader, of Florida, preach.
ed an able sermon on the "Wine
of Cana" and Pauls Injunction to
Timothy, to take little wine for
his stomach's sake.
The sermon was listened to with
deep interest and profit, and many
went away not only convinced, but
better armed than ever before to
meet and demolish the willy
enemies who come to fight Prohibi-
ton with these Bible incidents.
HRS. Buell's Farewell.
In the evening, after an inspirit-
ing song service by the Choir, Mrs.
Buell. delivered a brief address full
ct that loving kindness and tender
ness that was but the outfowing
of her consecrated heart and soul.
She pictured in heart-winning Ian
guage the gratitude which should
fill the Christian heart, in being
permitted, not only to be co-work-
ers with God, but heirs of God and
joint heirs with Christ.
Her address was followed by a
conservation meeting led by Miss
Jennie Smith. A most precious
and profitable season was enjoyed.
And thus happily ended the
joyous heart and soul training SER
vices of the Fifth Annual Meeting
of the Mountain Lake Park Inter-
State w. G. T. U. Conference.
May the Conference of 1887 be
even more joyous and profitable.
Executive Committee Meet
ing.
Plans Discussed and Committees
Appointed for Next Annual
Conference.
GRACE COTTAGE, JULY 81, 1886.
AS per announcement made in