Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-10-17
PULPIT POINTS.
-, g GOING on IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
ABOUT TOWN.
60. d, Tie Topics for the Morrow = The Work
NI' :, -. so,ishss-Nsw Pastors and What
Th.y Hs7s Outlinsd-Othr Notes
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p- pov c. B. Graham, Presiding Elder
ho Sa charleston District, has re-
Of I'D 'ni from the session at Washington
u ~ r NJ. Afford will deliver lect-
h9.' the Third Presbyterian Church
TGlt'Cr Of 10Th, on the subject scenes
in Italy. Ch,-ob ~
r.1. av will give a supper and social
ben DCIon's Hall on the evening OF
November 9TH.
,bont thirty Of the Young Mems
cla,s1ian Association members INDUCED
hare and hound race last night ana
bsd fine time.
Pew. DR.. J. A. Fullerton, OF thomson
=, II church, returned Thursday night
. -. tina Ecumenical Conference al
washington City.
pov Joseph Lee, pastor Of Wesley
c,n..b has arrived in the city and Will
-a5Tct the services on Sunday at lO:5O
IN. and 1870 p. m.
S,rdav is st. Luke's Day In the Epis-
,ooaI churches, and the sermons OF tne
.sitors will have special reference TO 81
I'm Is life and work.
The concert course at the Y. M. Z. A
r.l be opened by the popular Boston
Ideal Banjo. Mandolin and Guitar CLUB
m next Saturday evening.
Rev C. B. Graham is in the city, the
-,sst of his former practitioners at the
7.re street church, on his way home
from the east to Charleston.
The Young Mems Club Of the Third
Presbyterian church, will meet next
Thursday evening at the home OF MIS-
Ssybold, on South Jacob street.
The Latter Day Saints, who have a
small organization in the south end OF
tbs citv, are endeavoring to get hold OF
the field occupied by the Boggs Run
Mission.
Dr. Charles w. Cushing will speak at
,te Evapgelistic Hall meeting on Sun
6ev evening at o'clock. Mr.. Q. w.
SAWYER and many Of the workers will
be present.
The Saturday evening and Sunday
afternoon meetings are fovorite services
FOR many Young men. All men are in
yited to attend at 7:3O this evening and
tomorrow.
The gymnasium at the Y. NJ. G. A. is
popular. All Of the young mems classes
are largely attended. A ladies class
will be Instructed every Thursday and
Friday afternoon.
The new Catholic church IN Benwood
is being pushed to completion rapidly.
Work was commenced yesterday upon
the spire, and the small crosses were
placed in position.
The Executive Board Of the State
Disciples Mission Society met Thurs
day az the church. The Board decided
to select q State Evangelist and put him
fl the field at once.
The young mems novelty festival,
given by the young men OF Simpson
W. T.. church Thursday nightin Market
bali, was a success in every particular.
A handsome sum was realized,
The late missions which were held by
the Jesuit Fathers In the Cathedral was
one OF the most successful series. Dur
ing the meetings nearly, If not quite,
$500 persons received holy communion.
AZ the Third PRESBYTERIAN church to-
tomorrow morning Rev. Afford will
take for his subject "Emblems Of
the Holy Spirit" His evening subject
will be The Four Sins that Cruciied
Christ"
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tan Endeavor of the Second Presby-
terrain Church gave very successful
and enjoyable social at the home Of Geo.
Carnahan, on Main street, Thursday
evening.
Invitations have been issued by the
Ladies' Missionary Reading Circle Of
The Third Presbyterian church, for a
social 70 be given at the residence of
Mrs. Rev. c. NJ Afford on the evening
Of the goth inst.
The corner stone OF the new Metho-
dist church OF the Bridgeport colored
people will be laid Sunday afternoon
with proper ceremonies. Rev. c. B.
danthorne, Of the Kirkwood NJ. Z.
church, will speak.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. W. II.
Cooke AZ Scranton, Pa, there Will be no
services at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow evening. In the
morning Rev. Charles w. Cushing will
oil, DR.. Cookies pulpit.
Dr.. J. A. Fullerton, pastor Of Thom-
son NJ. f. church, has returned from
The Ecumenical Conference at Wash
lg,on. In the evening q special ser
mon will be preached to the young peo-
pie OF the congregation on subject of
much Importance.
meeting is held every Saturday
evening, at o'clock, at the Y. NJ. c. A,
ior Che study of the International sun
cay school lesson, attended by the Sun
Jay school teachers Of the different de-
nominations Of the city. The meeting
sai be held to-day as usual.
- Kew. Amos Mich, the new Presiding
L.der Of the Wheeling District Metho-
et Church, arrived here Thursday
"'I. Charleston with his family, and
Icy vii. occupy the residence on South
broadway, formerly occupied by PreSid-
~ --'"NA . LIutSl COueSs
Rev. c, ". Cushing, who is now
awaiting an appointment in another
.yllerence, is not unaCcuStomed to wide
s4nS'er. From q Massachusetts, con-
,s'ence he was transferred to Cleve-
Tslu' thence as missionary to Rome,
a.a.y' then back to Bradford, Mass,
. SUI then TO Wheeling. His next ap-
continent will be decided at the semi
snncal meeting Of the Bishops in Gin
e'nnau on the twenty-ninth OF this
s-o1'a' DR.. Cushing, among other Of
I1's' mas had a Scattering one from Los
angeles, Cal.
mt. new Mrs. $. Ernest Jones, Of the Is
o .-lu' left Thursday morning for Park
~ S4sSourg, where Mr.. Jones was appoint
~ at the last Conference. For some