The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-06-14
THE S. S. CONVENTION
OF ruE Stats TO MEET TUESDAY
RVsnlng In the Fourth Street Chursh-A
TWO-dayT session which PrumilsS to DO
Largely Attended, and the EIsr-
elSss Interesting and Profitable,

The annual West Virginia State Sunday
School Convention will meet in this city,
commencing with q preliminary meeting
at s o'clock tomorrow evening in the
Fourth Street NJ. E. Church. The sessions
will continue through Wednesday and
Thursday, closing Thursday evening, be-
Ing held at the Fourth Street Church in
the day time and at the First Presbyterian
Church in the evenings. This is the
seventh annual session, and the first one
to be held In this city. The local Sabbath
school workers are therefore very DESTROYS
that as pleasant and profitable time may
ba spent by the visiting delegates as pos
sible.
The oticersoi the Association are: Pres
ident, Rev. j. s. Pomeroy, Moundsville
iCe-Presidents, Hon. II, q. MCWhoIter,
Charleston, Rev, L. Z, Peters, Clarksburg
Recording Secretary, Prof, U. s, Fleming,
Grafton. The Executive Committee il
composed of Frank Woods, Chairman,
Grafton; A. L. Purinton, Treasurer, Par.
kersburg; Rev, ], n. spence, Parkersburg
William a. List, Wheelingi Rev, Z. II.
Dornblaser, Wheelingi II. d, Boughner,
Olarksburg; George Edwards, Mounds
vile, John S, Barnes, Fairmont; ], II,
Atkinson, New Cumberland, and the ar
engagements for the present convention are
in the hands Of local committe consist
ing OF Messrs. William A, List, Chairman,
W, II, Rinehart, Secretary, j. y. Lynch, =.
H. DOrnblaser, w. ]. W, CoRden, j, E,
Hughes, j. w, AmiCk and q. W. Atkinson,
The central thought Of the session is
the organization for evangelizatton, and
the general topics the work, the word and
the workers, At the preliminary meeting
tomorrow evening there will be addresses
by Rev. ], W. Garter and Rev. r, A, Glib
son. Wednesday forenoon the convention
will open formally, the topic being "lhe
Work" at s o'clock A, NJ. there will BIZ
q meeting Of the Executive Committee in
the Fourth Street Church.
The programme Tor the remainder Of
the sessions follows;
WEDNESDAY FORENOON,
900 Prayer aud Praise Led by Rev, u.s.. Pomeroy.
$50 Good MOTk-A Bible RtAllng,,, Led by
], II. Flanagan.
l0;0O TIE WORK AT llOhE-ltepOrG Of the Executive
COmmittee-ltepOrL Of the TreAAurer-Ap'
pOlltmgnt Of CommitteeS-RepOru Of the
Folds VI the Flock,
q, The Episcopal Fold. Rev, h. Rush swepo,
b, The United BFcthGIen Fold. Rev, H. A, HIT.
9, The Lutheran FOld,~.";.;r,.h. n. sOhmlLt.
d, The Long Neglected sold" RevllenFy Keys
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
200 Service OF Song.
$3.50 Election Of Officers.
200 Reports Of the Folds Of the Flock, continued.
j. TnG Presbyterian Fold,
~. o, l'ey. = A Cunningham .: p
Il, The Baptist FOld,..r.Rev \, 4, Robertson.
$40 Our County work-RspOIw FROM Counties
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
1.-THE WORD"
500 "The Seed Is the Word OF God"
Address BY Right Rev. Bishop
THURSDAY FORENOON.
TIE WORKERS.
1--WE arc lAbores together with Cod"
900 bible Reading .."":.."" VIM, Reynolds
1000 Primary Workers. How to Feed tho Lambs.
MIS- Annie =. Fleming.
Training Christian Children.
The Primary Sewer.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
400 ORGANIZATION.
How 10 improve Our County Work.
a. BY County Conventions,
Vim. Reynolds
b. BY INSTRUMENTATION Cooperation.
Hon. WAitmanT. Wiley.
c, BY House 10 House Visitation.
Rev. Y, II, DOrnblASer
d by Personal Conservation and
Persistent Ehort"."lRoV.s. u. u. Prickltt
THURSDAY EVENING,
7:6 ChildrenS NIeetin 8. d. Earnltz
500 ORGANIZATION.
Address. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT VIM. Reynolds
Such programme will surely attract a
large attendance of Wheeling people,
Of those actively engaged in Sabbath
school labOrs, and as well OF the general
public.