Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-10-08


ntion at Martins Ferry.
.1nual meeting of the Baptist
Mission Society Of West Virginia will
be held next Wednes day 10 the follow
ing Monday at Parkersburg. A big
gathering is expected, and representa-
tives from Baptist churches all over the
State will be present Rev. A. J. Trey,
pastor OF the First Baptist Church, will
attend from this Cit.
Rev. A. j. Trey, Of the First Baptist
Church, will preach tomorrow morn
ing 20 the members o, the Jr. D. U. A,
NJ. and will deliver 3 special sermon on
s.Tbe Ideal Land" n the evening he
will preach the fourth Of a series Of
sermons TO young people, and his sub
iect will be The Opportunity Of Great
Advantages" The organ and choir
music will be accOmpa lied Sunday by a
cOrnet and violin.
The ladies who are soliciting dona-
lions for the Cathedral and st. Mary's
fairs, are meeting with great encourage
fment. The proceeds Of the former
affair will be for the new residence for
Bisnop Kahn, and the latter for new
par0chial school house. Both will take
place in November.
Rev f. II. DOrublaser. Of the English
Lutheran church, is attending the au-
uual meeting of the PrttSburg Synod at
WOrthingtOn, Pa. He will return next
Tuesday His pulpit will be occupied
tomorrow morning by Rev. Bartholo-
new, Of Elm Grove. There will be no
evening service.
The Ministerial Association OF the
Disciples Churches OF the Ohio Valley
setin New Cumberland Monday. Those
resent were Revs. b. 5. Ferrall, OF
New Cumberland; G. W. Huffur, Of East
Liverpool; p. Ii. Jones, of Wellsville;
A. Baker Of Toronto, and ]. II. Hop
kins, Of Wheeling.
Rev. Joseph Birmingham, Of St.
Luke's p. E. Church, is at Baltimore
attending the Episcopal convention and
win be absent for some time. There
will be no services at this church Sun
day. Rev. DR.. SwOpe is also absent at
this convention, but has arranged for a
supply tomorrow.
One Of the Columbian Day attrac-
IONS will be the oyster supper TO be
zen on the evening Of the 2lSt, by the
ladies Of the congregation of st. AL
phOnsUs church. The affair will be
given In the basement OF the church,
and a large number Of tickets have al
ready been Sold
The White Cross League reOpened
their meetings on Friday, October 7, for
the winter. The following officers were
elected: French Walton. President;
lice President, Lea Robinson; Record
g Secretary, ChaS. burst; Correspond
g Secretary, AISLE Fair; Sentinel,
on Frank.
meeting OF all OF the ministers OF
VI. +. Church In this district, has
called for Monday afternoon at 2
X, to meet in the Fourth street M.
lrch. The object OF the meeting
cOgnize the preachers meetings,
ave been suspended for some
ng Mems Society, Of st. Al
urch, has adopted q new
will DO worn by the mem
rSt time, in the COlumo plan
This organization VIII
asst one hundred members
on the 21st inst.
pllne Street NJ. E. Church
Interesting services will DC
w. w. King, formerly OF
but now OF Lafayette
each in the morning. sew
sions have been had during
n Perry, tho new minister
- wesley NJ. e. Church,
- -. nnlpit tomorrow. MI.
hls oSs his family from Tri-
lSuio citv to-day and Will
; home at No'SSoI4 HO" S'le -.
.ocial affairs so Jar gwen ~ S,r s~o
bts OF St. George, nuer ~ N I've
the Amusement kom mites u So,r
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pupils Of ST. JOSS a.. Ao,sV are
cathedral parocl schoo's - - :
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the evening q Ntooe ..,, mo- no.
an interesting move pfO-
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M E. Church: W arrF IN
Ssv At 5 o'clOcl ms tnd
some to the me ers snu
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