Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-12
WORK OF CHURCHES.
SEVERAL PASTORS TO GIVE wORDSOR COUN.
Sell TO YOUNG MEN TOMORROW.
How the Fall Work in the Various Societies Is
Progressing-Ohangss in Certain Pulpits-
Some of the Topics Of the Morrow
Other Incidents in the
Religious World.

Rev. J. w. Moreland will occupy the
pulpit at the Simpson M. e. church to-
morrow morning.
Elder Brown will hold services in the
Church of Christ tomorrow morning
and evening. The church is enjoying
steady growth.
There is one member OF the First Pres
byterian Church who has not missed a
Sunday morning service for elghty-slx
consecutive Sabbaths.
At the First Baptist church to-mor-
row evening the pastor, Rev. Trey, Will
talk on Music" how it eleVates and
inspires the soul.
Tomorrow evening at half-past six
the young people OF the Zane Street
NJ. E. church will meet for the purpose
of organizing an Epworth League.
The ladies of ST. Joseph's congraga-
ton will give bazaar and festival the
latter part Of this month at Odd Eel
lows Hall, corner Twelfth and Chapline
streets.
Wherein it is wrong to engage in the
dizzy waltz, or even plain quadrilles,
will be told by Rev. DR.. Riker to-mor-
row evening at the Fourth Street NJ.
Z. church.
The Ladies' Working Circle OF the
Wesley NJ. Z. church held very Inter
esting meeting Thursday in the church.
They meet each Thursday afternoon
and are doing good work.
The fair and bazaar to be given in the
basement of the Church OF the lmmac-
ulate Conception promises to be com
Dlete success. 1t will take place in
Thanksgiving week, and the proceeds
will go toward fund for erecting new
parochial school building.
The congregation Of the Wesley NJ.
Z. Church will be given treat on the
evening of the 18th and 10Th inst, at
which time the young folks will give an
entertainment and social for the benefit
of the church. The programmes which
have been prepared are interesting and
instructive.
Ladies Of the city who are interested
in religious work will be glad to know
that union meetings will be held by the
Young Mems Christian Association in
connection with the week Of prayer
services. Next Monday and every az
ternoon of the week, at $3.50 o'clock,
meetings will be held at the Association
building, for ladies as well as men.
Rev. A. H. Zimmerman will give
''Bible Readings" Mr.. Zimmerman
is the able young minister who so sue
cessfully conducted the Associations
special services last year The meet
ings next week will no doubt be very
interesting.
Quite number OF the pastors in the
city will preach to the young men espe-
cially tomorrow either at the morning
or the evening services. Whether to
warn the growing generation against
the dangers incident upon political tur-
bulence, or to be in keeping with the
season of special services by the I. Nj,
C. Associations now being held all over
the world, certain it is these discoruSes
will doubtless be productive OF much
good. Rev. J. II. Hess, Of the Thorn
sonM. L. Church, will preach to young
men in the evening taking for his topic,
Called to Kingdom" Rev. Dornblaser
at the English Lutheran Church Will
tell in the morning Of the Lessons for
Young and Old in the Sad End of
Brilliant Young Man. Rev. j. A. Hop
kins at the Disciples Church will
preach in the morning a special sermon
to young men. In the evening the sub
iect will be "a True Gentleman" At
the Zane Street NJ. E, Church DR.. Full
lerton will talk to young men in the
evening upon "Absolom, the Best Be-
loved Son." Rev. G. M. Afford, OF the
Third Presbyterian Church, in the even
ing will speak of the Dangers TO
Young Men, and How TO Meet Them. J"
At the First Baptist Church tomorrow
! the Rev. Trey will discuss In the
morning The Men Of Our Nation and
City" as subjects OF the Prayers and
Evangelzing Efforts of she Church and
Christians" At the Second Presbyter-
ian Church the pastor, Rev. w. II.
Cooke, will take for his topic in the
morning, "Glad Tidings for the Young
People," AT the United Presbyterian
Church DR.. Mcclure will also preach to
ySung men In the morning, as will also
Rev. Jacob Birmingham at st. Luke
Episc6Ual Church in the evening.
Taken slI together it will be a special
day for young men all over the city,
and II cannot fail to be elevating and
nroAtable. Among others who will
have words of counsel to young men
will be Rev. A. B. Riker, OF the Fourth
Street NJ. E. Church; h w. +. n. Lynch,
of the Chapline Street NJ. Z, Church, ana
Rev. G. Weller, Of the German NJ. T.
Church.