Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-04-25
PULPIT POINTS.
EVENTS OF INTEREST TRANSFERRING AMONG
THE CHURCHES.
Some Topic; to DO Deceased TO-SorrOw-Pers'na
Movements Entertainments and Social
Events bv Church Organizations.

Sunday school will be held tomorrow
for the first time since the flood at the NJ
f.. Church at Benwood,
The district meeting OF the Epworth
League will be held on May 2sth ana 2eth
at the Chapline Street NJ. r. Church.
lev. r. s. Ewing, Of Pittsburg, Pa,
will preach Sunday morning and evening
at the Presbyterian Church, Bridgeport
The union revival meetings, which are
in progress at Bellaire, cond dcted oy MAJOR
Cole are attracting considerable attenIion'
Rev. c.. NJ. Afford, of the Third Presoy-
terrain Church. was in Cleveland curing
the week, the guest of friends OF his school-
days.
The local division of the Ancient Order
Of Hibernians is enjoying a remarkable
growth. and will soon reach the two nun
dred mark
Owing to the serious illness OF Mrs,
Rev Nottingham; wife Of the pastor Oh
St. Luke's +. h. Church, no services Will
be held there Tomorrow.
On next Monday evening the anniver,,
sary of the Young Peoples SOCIETY," 81
Christian Endeavor will be appropriately
observed at the Disciples Church.
Young mems meetings will be held at the
Young Mems Christian Association al
30 O'clock tonight and o'clock to-mor-
row. All men are invited 10 attend
Rev DR.. Fullerton. of the Thompson NJ.
F Church, returned last night from Char,
lesion. accompanied by his VIE, ana VIII
occupy his pulpit IA usual on Sunday.
The knights of ST. George are arranging
for a banduet. which will be given some
time next month. The arrangements Will
he completed at the next meeting oil the or
ganization.
The knights of St. George, of st. Al
nhonsus Church. will observe the anniver-
sarv of their patron saint by receiving
communion IN a body at low mass to-mor-
row morning
Rev. Father ]. p. Bauer, of the Cathe-
dral is a great lover of music. Some OF
his vocal and instrumental composltlor
possess great merit and are highly regarded
bv lovers of the "divine art.
Rev. f. y. Lynch, Of the Chspline
Street NJ. f. Church, will deliver the tnlru
of his series Of special sermons tomorrow
n;ght on the subject, "Woman in the
Twentieth Century
The first number of the Epeorth Herald,
the new monthly paper TO be pu9hshed
under the auspices OF the Epwortini league
of the Wesley NJ T.. Church, will appear
in week or ten days.
There will be a special Sunday school
service at the Fourth Street NJ. Il. Chnrch
Sunday morning. AT the evening services
DR.. c. w. Gushing will preach the initial
sermon Of series on Capital and LABOR.
The young peoples meetings at the
Chapline Street NJ. h. Church, under the
leadership Of +. A. Taylor, OF the Quest are
very successful. Rev. Lynch reports them
the largest he has experienced In MS min
istry.
The Epworth League, Of the Fourth
street NJ +. Church, have concluded the
arrangements for series OF lectures 10 Dc
delivered here during the last week in May
by Leon H. Vincent, the noted character
lecturer.
The annual retreat Of the priests OF this
diocese will take place in July at MI. de
Chantal At its conclusion the annual eX,
animation Of the priests who nave mo-
been ordained more than five years Will
take place.
The Oldest Catholic priests in Bishop
Kain's diocese are Father Lambert, OF
Parkersburg, and Father Park, who is
stationed at Mt De Chautal. Both have
been actively engaged in the ministry for
nearly forty years.
Rev. e. II. Dornbazer and Rev. Rheildof-
fer,ofthe English Lutheran Church, and the
North Street NJ. +, Church respectfully,
both Of whom have been Frustrated Win
the "grippe." are convalescent and will oc'
cupy their pulpits as usual tomorrow.
The entertainment to DE given by the
Knights of St. Joseph, Of the Church OF
the Immaculate Conception, will take
place at Wcstwood's Hall, on the evening
of Nav 2Sth An attractive programme
has been prepared, and the affair Will no
doubt be a success.
The Epworth League OF the Wesley NJ.
+. Church intend giving a series OF leo
lures in the near future Some Of the best
sneakers of the city will deliver addresses,
including Rev j. A. Fullerton, Rev. +. n.
Lynch. Rev c. NJ. Afford, Rev. d l.. Ash,
Prof. f. II. Crago, Prof. +. y. Taylor, and
others.
On Tuesday, May l2th, Rev. Shields will
be installed as pastor Of the Wellsourg
Presbyterian Church. Rev. DIR. W. II;
Cook. of this city, will preside. and Will
preach a sermon The charge to the new
pastor will be delivered by Rev. Green. OF
New Cumberland. and the charge TO the
people by Rev Weaver, Of Burgettstown'
Pa.
Mr.. Sawyers good work for the week
will close with a grand union service this
evening at the hall on Market street, last
ing from 1880 till $3.50 p III. Mr.. Harry
Kasley, the gospel cornetist, with choir
of assistants will conduct the music. Mr..
c. c. Smith leads the conversational meet
Ing at o'clock Sunday afternoon, and Mr..
Sawyer will have charge in the evening.
"Songs in the House OF Our Pilgrimage
will be the theme of DR. Cunningham dis
course on Sabbath evening, in the FIRST
PRESBYTERIAN Church, in connection with
the monthly praise service. The hymns to
be sung by the congregation aud the solos
and anthems of the choir will be in har-
monv with the subject. This established
monthly service is popular, as is manifest
bv the large number of strangers who are
always present.
An interesting meeting was held last
evening by the Epworth League oil the
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