Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-09-19
PULPIT POINTS.
WAT IS GOING ON IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
ABOUT TOWN.
Some Of the Topics to Be- Discussed To-korrow
The Success Of the Sawyer Mission.
Other Religious Notes.

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roof of st. Johns Catholic church in
Benwood.
Washington Presbytery, in which the
Panhandle is included, will meet on the
second Tuesday in November at Wells
burg.
In st. Matthew's church, Rev. R. R.
| Swope, D. D., will preach Sunday
evening. The sermon will be on 'Our
Young Women"
A quarterly meeting will be hold to-
morrow at the North Street NJ. e.
Church. Presiding Elder Jones will
preach In the evening.
st. Matthew's German Lutheran
church of Benwood will give festival
and musical and literary entertainment
some time next month.
At the Thomson NJ. e. Church DR..
Fullerton will preach Sunday evening.
Morning subject on the theme, 1.-The
Man That is Laughed At"
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ben
wood NJ. L. Church will give grand
festival at the church, commencing TO-
night and continuing on Monday ana
Tuesday evenings of next week.
Rev. w. E. Powell, of Parkersburg,
Secretary Of the Baptist State Mission
ary Society, will preach tomorrow
morning at the First Baptist Church,
where he will present the work OF the
society.
Last evening at the First Presby-
terrain Church Rev. j. M. Stephens, OF
Bridgeport, preached. There was
meeting at the close Of the services for
the purpose OF receiving applicants for
membership.
A week from tomorrow an important
mission service will be given in ST.
Joseph's Cathedral. The mission will
be conducted by the Jesuit Fathers and
will last two weeks. Services will be
held every day.
J. A. Hopkins, pastor of the Disciples
Church, went to GAINESVILLE Thursday
evening to attend the Sixteenth District
Ohio Missionary Society, but will return
in time TO occupy his pulpit Sunday.
Subject: 1.-THE Sunday School"
The Willing Workers, of st. PauPs
German Lutheran Church, gave a very
successful entertainment Thursday
night at the City Hall, Bridgeport, for
the benefit of the Church. Refresh
ments were served at the close of the
performance.
The ladies of the Church of the I'm
maculate Conception are arranging for
festival and bazaar, to be given on an
elaborate plan, in about two months.
The committees in charge of the differ
ent booths have already been appointed
and work will BIO commenced immedi-
ately.
Services preparatory to Communion
service, on Sunday, will be held this
evening at the United Presbyterian
Church. Rev. VIM. Wallace, of Bel
laire, will preach tonight, and Sunday
morning and evening. Rev. Wallace is
descendent of the first pastor Of this
church.
At the Fourth Street NJ. E. Church
the regular services will be held by the
pastor, Rev. c. w. Cushing. The sub
ject OF the evening discourse will be the
Life OF Joseph, or From the Dungeon
TO the Throne" The conference COM
mittee have about completed their ar
engagements for the conference which
convenes in this church September 30.
Evangelistic Hall will be open this
evening from 1880 to 10 o'clock and
hereafter every Saturday night, where
the people will be welcome and can
come and go as they please. This even
Ing Mr.. c. w. Sawyer will give brief
talks, Mr.. Harry Kasley, the Gospel
cornetist and Mrs. Gertrude McClelland
will have charge Of the music. Sun
day night service will begin at 1880
with extra attractions,
The ladies of the North street NJ. E.
church, gave novel entertainment,
called an experience social, Thursday
night. A number of ladies agreed
some time ago to contribute a certain
amount to the church, the money to be
earned by their own efforts. Thursday
night they met and told Of the various
way in which the money had been Sc
cured. During the evening a must
cal and literary programme was rem
dered.