Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-13
PULPIT POINTS.
What is Going on in Religious Circles in
This Section.

The Sunday school Of the Zane Street
NJ. E. church will give a picnic Thurs
day at Ridgeway's grove.
At the North Street NJ. E. Church, to-
morrow, there will be special child
ren's day services all day.
The English Lutheran congregation
will entertain the WOman'S Missionary
Society of the PittSburg Synod, which
meets here in September.
Rev. W. +. NJ. Denny, the Bible Mis-
sionaIy. has about completed his can
vaSs of the Island. He has already
found eleven families without Bibles.
Harold F. Monser. the evangelist, Is
preaching each evening at the La Belle
Mission. He will preach Sunday morn
ing and evening in MOundSviile.
The Younge Ladies' Circle of Earnest
Workers o. the English Lutheran
Church met AZ the home OF Miss Mary
Morgan. or Twenty-third street, last
evening.
Rev. c. NJ. Afford, pastor Of the Third
Presbvterian Church, will lecture to the
EDworth League Of the Wesley NJ. l..
Church Tuesday evening. Subject
ssWandcringS Abroad"
Rev. DR.. Fullerton, of the Thomson
NJ. +. Church, left Wednesday for Ellz-
abeth % perform the wedding ceremony
of = brother minister at New Martins
vile. He returned last evening.
Rev. A. Moore, of the Zane street NJ.
r. church. will preach a memorial ser
mon tomorrow morning to the several
Knights OF PythiaS lodges in the city.
The Knights will attend in a body
Rev. ID. L. Ash, pastor of Wesley NJ.
f. Church, and representative OF the EP-
,porth Times, the WeSley'S Epworth
Leagues monthly publication, was IN
MoundSville Friday evening IN the IN
terest Of that paper.
DR.. c. w. Cushing, OF the Fourth
street NJ. Z. church, is attending the
meeting OF the International Missionary
Union at Clifton Springs, y. Y. his
pulpit will be occupied tomorrow by
Rev. Hammond.
Children'S Day will be observed at
Simpson VI. z. church tomorrow. AT
II a. M. the pastor, Rev. Brooks, Will
Dreach 20 the children, and at p. m.
TO the PARENTS. A Children'S Day pro-
gramme will be rendered at p. N.
The residence of the Sisters OF st.
Joseph, who teach the parOchial school
at BenwOOd, is being removed, 10 make
room for the foundation of the new
church edifice. The sisters are at pre-
sent living in the convent here, and
will not occupy the house again until
the fall term opens.
Sunday morning, in observance OF
Children'S Day, Rev. Ash Will preach
i special sermon at Wesley NJ. Il.
Chapel. Ia the evening there will be
short addresses by Rev. Ash, Sunday
School Superintendent WalfOrd and
Others. A chorus of children will
render music.
For several days Sev. Powell, Of
Pittsburg, and Rev. Griffiths, of Kirt-
land, O., ministers OF the Church OF
Jesus Chris, Latter Day Saints have
been in the city holding meetings at the
church on South Water street. They
left Yesterday The church now has
about one hundred members In this city.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, of st. Luke's
p. T.. church, is in MOOreield. He ex-
poets To remain there next week, when
he will leave for Norfolk on visit TO
his sister. He will be gone until the
second week of next month. His pull
pit will be occupied by Rev. Mr.. o Meara,
of Martins Ferry. There will be no
morning services.
At the Disciples Church there will be
special services tomorrow. The church
will Oe beautifully decorated with ever
greens and flowers. In the evening
there will be children'S day exercise in
the interests of foreign missions en-
titled Happy Children'S Day" 1t will
consist Of songs by the children and
choir, assisted by cornetist Hopkins, OF
Bellaire.
The evening services at the Third
Presbyterian church will be especially
devoted to the observance OF Children'S
Day. There will be songs and reSpon-
sive readings. an address by the pastor,
and Mr.. ISadOre Fulton will read let
ter from Rev. DR.. WOrden, Superin-
tendent of the Sunday school and Mis-
sionary department of the Presbyterian
church. A special feature will be the
kindergarten exercises by the Infant
class.
Evangelisrc Hall has been newly fit
ted no for the entertainment this even
ing, and will be kept open all day and
donations OF cake, sugar, strawberries
and ice cream will be gladly received.
This festival is in the interest of those
that attend these meetings and cheer
full response Is looked for. Mr.. +. H..
Parker, aided by committee, is in
charge. 4 nominal fee will be- charged
AZ the door, saw 10 cents, to keep the
crowd comfortable.