Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-10
PULPIT POINTS.
gs,7 IS eOSa ON IN RELIGIOUS CIRIHS
ABOUT TOWN.
p, r,n;r. srd GOi,s Of Pastors - The Works
G, The Sunday SChool-Sp,eial Services
Outllnsd-0lhsr Notes.

NaaA-NN NN-~- $780,
pav. D. I. Ash has left for his new
s.'3 of labor, the MorgantOwn district.
psv J. n. Stephens preached last
.,-bt in the Third Presbyterian Church,
The General Association Of the Bap-
80. church holds It's annual session al
huntington, commencing October II.
Chautauqua Circle has been formed
.,,1ng the members of tue First Baptist
rrgrth which promises 10 be a success.
The Rev. John Ellis, Of yellow
Springs, o., is holding protracted
letting nc the Disciples church at
v0undsvl!le.
A. the Fourth Street Methodist
church tomorrow the pulpit will be oc-
,rpied by Rev. John Bickford, Of
petersburg.
No services will be heldin the Wesley
n E. Church tomorrow, but' the ap-
ro'ptments will be FLIED on next Sab
bath by tne pastor, Rev. Joseph Lee.
The services at the Benwood Church
tomorrow will be conducted by the
newly appointed pastor, Rev. w. H..
Eaie.datfer, from North Street Church.
St. Andrews Brotherhood Of St.
Luke's p. e. Church elected delegates
% the National convention at their
meeting last week, and the MeSSrS.
Joseph Keats and Thomas Dauner were
chosen.
The Guild Of st. Luke'S P Z. Church
and It's six chapters held It's annual
meeting on Wednesday night. Reports
were read from each chapter and every
ching was shown TO be in gratifying
condition.
The Week of Prayer for Young Men
in ell Lands" is al important period OF
the year. Rev. A. II. zimmerman will
conduct meetings and speak every even
Ing at the y. NJ. c. a. from November
STA TO 18th.
The work at the Ev9ugeiStic Elk
change is progressing nObly. The mem-
hers have been well attended OF late.
This evening the meeting will be in
charge Of Mr.. c. w. Sawyer and M.
Harry Kasley, assisted by Miss Ina
Reed, OrganiSt.
The seventh anniversary Of the y.
NJ. C. A, Of this city, will occur on Sun
5ay, January 10th, IN the First PreSby-
terian Church. DR.. George Edward
Reed, President of Dickinson College,
las been secured TO make the address
on that occasion.
Third Presbyterian Church, the Rev.
C. N. Afford will occupy the pulpit of
H.rrrof, &ahhaFh
Alter the sermon the ordination Of FL
derS will take place, The evening ser
vice will begin at 1870, and the subject
Of the discourse will be Remember
Lots Wife"
Rev. E. II. Dornbaser, Of the English
Lucheral Church, leaves to-day for
B-addock, Pa, TO attend meeting of
the synod. He will be absent until
Wednesday. There will be service at
The church Sunday morning, aud In the
evening the y. II. c. A. will conduct
the meeting.
Father Bauer, the new Catholic
priest who succeeded Father Collins In
tra ST. JOSeDh's parish about two
months ago, aud was stricken with ty
Vhoid fever about two weeks ago, is ~
i1c in q very critical condition at Faith
e. Steuger's residence, and his life is
almost despaired of."-CbdrlCStON Ga
-rle
The Second NJ. z. Church OF Martins
Ferry viii be dedicated Sunday, October
lS-@. The dedicatOry sermon will be
delivered at the First VI. h. Church by
Rev. II. W. Simmons at , p. N. Dedi-
cation by Rev. ". c. EchOlS and Others
Music viii be furnished By the Steuben-
vile and Wheeling choirs.
Sunday afternoon meeting at the Y.
VI. C. A. will be lead by the following
persons: Tomorrow, VIM. A. List;
October 18th, w. :. BebOut; October
gj.h Rev. G. NJ. Afford. Saturday
evening meetings will be led tonight
by Ii. $. Wingert; October 18th, Elmer
crimes: October cath, John c. Lynch;
October 3lth, Alfred WhitehOuSe.
Rev James A. Fullerton, d. D., of
The Thomson NJ. +. Church, has gone TO
Washington City ID attend the Ecumen-
Ical conference, 20 which he is q dele
gate. Rev. T. y. Galway will occupy
his pulpit Sunday. Dr. Fullerton is one
"t ..h AUuA NNtA r aus AANlAA e'.fN ~ WI
terences. There are enc hundred and
,wentv-Iour delegates to the conference
from the Uuited States.
An Extension Fund is established in
tlc y. NJ. c. A. Association, the aim
of which is TO encourage systematic
giving, GA the part OF the members, to
objects outside the local work, but di-
uctly in the line of Christian work for
Young men. About Seventy-fve OF the
Wheeling members are voluntary
pledged to contribute 70 this fund, from
i've cents TO q dollar a mouth.
Tomorrow, Bishop WattersOn, Of CO.
umbuS, one of the most noted prclateS
@. the Catholic Church in America, will
De no Bridgeport and hold services there
a,l day. His visit TO that town has long
been anticipated by the Catholics there
and in Wheeling also, and doubtless be
Will have large audiences. At 7:30 Sun
day morning be will say mass and de-
liver short sermon. At 900 blessing
VIII take place, and AZ 10 o'clock sol
smu, high mass will be said, followed
Or a sermon. at o'clock in the after
noon confirmation services Will be held
and q class of thirty-6ve confirmed.
The meetings will be held in the school
house.