Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-07-23
SUMNER PULPlTS.
WHAT IS GOING On IN RELIGIOUS CIRCLES
ABOUT TOWN
Several Of the Pastors Yet Abssni-What the Topics
Of the Morrow Ars-Leci1res, Soclals and
En.sraiime1S-0ther lncideas in
the Church World.

At the Fourth Street M. II. Onurch
the usual services will be held tO-mOr-
row. Rev. b. e.. Chew will preach az the
morning service. Mr.. Chew was raised
an Wheeling, and for some years past
hehas been absent from the city, taking
regular. special and postgraduate
courses Of study In preparation for his
life work as a minister of the Gospel
He will soon sail for Europe, where he
will spend q few months 10 travel, ana
then enter upon missionary work under
Bishop ThOburn IN India, where be ex-
meets TO remain for life. In the evening
the pastor, who does not believe IN
cold church In hot weather, Will preach
on the following theme: "Regenera-
ton; What 1t is and What II Does.
Tomorrow evening at the Second Pres
bvterian Church there will be union
meeting OF the Christian EndeavOr So
cieties of Wheeling aud vicinity. Adj
dresses will be made by Mr. Il. TruXall,
Rev. C. Afford, Mr. Thos Wallace and
Rev. W. L. Barr. The recent EndeavOr
Convention I'm New York will be dis
eussed. ARRANGEMENTS will also be
made for the coming State convention
which meets at Parkersburg on Tues
dav. An OF the Societies Of Wheeling
will send delegates, and a large delega-
ton will 20 down from this city. On
Thursday an excursion 20 Blennerhas-
set Island will take place.
The Kings Daughters Of the United
Presbyterian Church, gave picnic at
the Park Thursday afternoon, a num-
Der Of their gentleman friends came
out in the evening. They came In on
the eight o'clock motor aud spent the
evening with Miss Annie McAdam, OF
Sixteenth street.
The Epworth League Of the First NJ.
Z. Church, OF Steubenville, gave an eX-
cursion TO this city yesterday, aud about
200 people came down on the steamer
Olivette. The boat landed az the wharf
about 1 o'clock. and remained over three
hours, giving the eXcursioniSts a chance
TO see the city.
Rev. @. NJ. Afford. pastor OF the
Third Presbyterian Church, will preach
In that church tomorrow 40 1890 a. M.
No service viii De held In the evening
The morning service viii take place In
the basement OF the church owing to
the repairs now In progress IN the au-
dience room.
Rev. DR.. ID. A. Cunningham and wife
will spend part of their vacation In
ChautauQua, n. Y, and Will assist To
the exercises Of the Missionary lnsti-
tute Of that place. They also contem-
plate visit to Ashvlle and the noun
tains Of Western North Carolina.
Rev. A. II. Bartholomew, Of Elm
Grove, will preach at the English Lu-
theran Church Sunday morning. There
will be no evening services. Rev.
Dornblaser, the pastor, who is in Penn
sylvania on vacatios, will return next
week.
The members Of the Fourth Street M.
f. Church are fixing up the minister's
cottage al the MOundsville camp
grounds. Ii will be occupied by Rev.
DR.. A. 3. Riker and family.
DR.. Mcclure left Tuesday for King
wdbd to spend a months vacation and
tAre will 90 no services at the United
Presbyterian Church until he returns.
st. Paurs Church swlll not be open
next Sunday as the pastor, Rev. Ii.
Haas; is sway on q short vacation.
The church is also being repaired.
Rev. @. NJ. Afford and wife, Of this
city, have returned from tour Of the
Eastern cities and watering places.
They spent pleasant vacation.
The pulpit Of the First Presbyterian
Church will be occupied tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock by Rev. John
L. ROemer
Owing to the work Of repairs going
on In the Third Presbyterian Church,
Rev. @. NJ. Afford will preach In the
the Sabbath School room.
"Christlanlty's First Apology" will
be the subject Of Rev. DR.. Cookies Sun
day morning discourse at the Second
Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Jacob Birmingham, rector Of
st. Luke's p. L. Church, will arrive
here to-day, and will occupy his pulpit
as usual tomorrow.
A quarterly meeting will be held at
the Zane Street Methodist Church on
August 9TH, by the Rev. Asoury Mick,
Presiding Elder.
Rev S. Drummond, of Washington,
Pa, will preach tomorrow az tho First
Baptist Church.