Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-11-14
PULPIT POINTS.
,orva ON IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
ABOUT TOWN.
.,.a sr The Ssbbaih-Church Ent'r-
RS o'-- 49,, Il III. Past wsak-Incidsnts
N the Religious Work.

,,iituie ,ybich to carry forward this
.,snS WIN bnjlding churches. Last
ers snv h over sixty edihces In pro-
sr ihey r INSTRUCTION, and nearly as
ss' % YEAR. Many new and oeauti-
,sry 'n,I Is and houses have been dedl-
thapei' many more are to be dedica-
s.'d' anD at Elk River, near SUIT
;o ol.r,on county, November s;
., Dia a Harrison county, November
>I 1a;s;:Os' Randolph county, November
Z. - Ara. Preston county, Novem-
Iefl ,S,;i,good. Jackson county, De-
" sD and many others farther on.
a'e W i +. Powell, of Parkersburg, has
'ar' v, .r =, TO dedicate or assist in
20 en- All of these churches.
cy Won yo9pr Peoples Convention OF the
llg ne Presbytery held in Bellaire,
i'5i Thursday after very Interesting
~ The convention opened Tues
''''0l ;.ornoon. On Tuesday evening
. 1i' was crowded. An address
1Iol was delivered by Clarence
eS go Of Bellaire, followed by
is.o'O One entitled Goods Willing
'y. r. " nv Miss Annie Stevenson, OF
e. Ling and another Young People,
!. T5sv Can Do" by w. 7. Hewet-
y "a Of st. Clairsville. The con-
ION closed with other papers as fol-
- The Young Peoples Work In
p.forms of the Day." Miss Lizzie
.-'sr Unity; Mr.. James X. Moore,
tsrsn Hill. "ConSecretion Of Our
-" Miss Ellen Gray, Martins
~. Miss Mary Orr, Roney's Point.
,,,,erping the Wellsburg Presby-
..j INST now closed, the Herald says:
4, ,Diritual element in the same
:. was eloQuently set forth by the
u. A. Cunningham. Every
stan parent in this city should
:. Neon a listener. His Illustrations
- the manner of cultivating a taste
The Holy Scriptures were quaint but
- ,nDropriate. Judge G. l.. Cranmer
.ssrted the Legal Aspect Of the
,.,,isn Sabbath" Every good
zen. Christian or otherwise, would
,,s gained good sound instruction
~ his discourse. Unfortunately for
/. hearers it was abruptly brought to
.o,s by the whistle of the locomotive
rh was to pull the devineS through
Wheeling.
This coming week is recommended by
&. lara Frumenical Conference as a
Nh OF prayer for Methodist Churches.
will be observed at the Fourth Street
\ 3. Church by special services every
,5tnext week except Saturday. The
vrisy sermons Of Rev. DR.. Riker will
ave special reference thereto. Morn
J, topic, THE Ideal Church," evening
me- "ChriSt's Plan of Campaign for
Conquest Of the World" AT the
-,nson NJ. +. Church DR.. Fullerton
preach special sermons tomorrow.
vi.l be assisted during the week by
raj ministers Of this city. Services
be held every evening during the
ak
Rev. J. J. Jones, pastor Of the Way
!, A. NJ. f. Church, is making
Judgements for a Thanksgiving ban
70 TO occur at Grand Army Hall, on
ll street. An interesting programme
beng arranged, the principal feature
which is the lecture by Hon. John
LangSton. Mayor c. w. Seabright,
d. 3. b. Dovener and Hon. q. w.
Eanson, and Judge K. II. Cochran are
- expected 20 be present.
A. the Third Presbyterian church,
8 pastor, Rev. C. NJ. Afford, will occu-
T,he pulpit tomorrow. The subject
!. The morning session is "WOrk Of the
lY Element in Reaching the masses" "
Z the evening Rev. Zimmerman will
rgpy the pulpit. Rev. c. NJ. Afford
= deliver q lecture in the Third Pres
'7terian church next Thursday even
T. the subject Of which is "SceneS in
bly,"
Mems gospel meetings will be held at
% Young Mems ChdiStian Association
Hiding at 5 o'clock tonight and
..ock tomorrow afternoon. These
y be the closing meetings Of the
gecIal series held by the Association.
-y. A. H. Zimmerman, who has been
-arg some very earnest and telling
@aS 10 the young men, will give his
ia. address to them at o'clock to-
,lfrow in the Association hall.
The GAINESVILLE District Conference
be acid in the Nj. +. church, Barnes
G, November l6-1S, 1891. An unuSu-
good programme has been prepared.
Joe District Quartette will be on hand
S1g. Rev. DR.. A. b. Leonard, Cen
"a Missionary Secretary, will deliver
address on Missions, and it is hoped
-E Bishop Mallalieu will be present
% preach.
d, the Wayman A. Nj. z. Church
y, NJ. VI. Ponton, of Bellaire y. NJ.
|, I2arcb, will occupy the pulpit at IL
,-ocd a. m. Rev. c. a. MCGEE, the
.''drg Elder, will preach in the
-S'noou. and communion will be cele-
'-'ed' He will also preach at night.
'ae entertainment and social, to be
zen by the NJ. b. Kain class, OF the
u. 's's.ey NJ. f. Sunday school on No. ct,
Wy De given in the lecture room of the
,--'c0, instead of at the residence Of
y, ~ NJ b. kain, as was previously in
Inc First and Second Presbyterian
inches will unite their congregations
\ l1a1kSglving and will attend the
!" United Presbyterian Church,
.'s'e services will be conducted by the
S'Of' Rev. J. T. Mcclure.
lie annual Sunday School Conven-
~ IN oI the PreS6ytero Of ST. Clairsville
- meet In the First Presbyterian
SI1ca OF Bellaire or Wednesday and
...'Sday OF holiday week.
Evangelist O'Hara continues to occu-
nc plipltof the First Baptist church.
IN, ordinance OF baptism will be adj
!, ,.s'e'e0 In connection with the even
: service tomorrow.
a. :. OaapIine street NJ. E. church to-
\ NV, ~ Rey, NJ. n. Lynch will preach
49, 5s Imperishable Memorial of Good
49, ana in the evening on 1.-The
SpIes Christ"
"a. @gv DR.. Cooke will expound the In
IN "aonai Sunday School lesson At :