The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-08-26

Yesterday was Woman's Board oil
Missions day at the MoundsyilIe con.
yention. Devotional exercises were led
by Mrs. Rev. r, G, White, after which
Mrs. T. G, Brock, OF MoundsvilIe, deliv.
cred the address OF welcome, which
was responded to by Mrs, NJ, A, Beam,
OF Wheeling, state president OF the
board, Mrs, Oscar seeley sang a beau
tluI solo.
In replying to the address OF well
come Mrs, Beam spoke interestingly OF
the work OF the past year and also oil
woman's ability to work,
Misses Maud Brock and Jennie Beam
were made enrolling clerks and forty.
eight delegates were enrolled. The
othercommitteesa p pointed were on reso-
lution', plan OF work, obituary, nomina,
tons, aud they we're presided over by
Mrs. j. W. Mathews, Cameron; Mrs.
White, Miss I. Decie Hamilton, Wind
sor station, W. Va; Mrs. T. G. Brock,
MOUHuhNllleI lespeStINolJ'
The minutes OF last years meeting
were read by the secretary, Mrs. Carl
Hamilton, OF Wheeling.
Miss Viola Morton, OF Holidays Cove,
then read paper, entitled, "0pen
Doors" followed by one on "The Needs
of Some OF our Churches in West Vir-
gnia," by Miss Loe Moore, OF Proctor.
The address OF the morning session
was delivered by Rev. Mr.. Mohett, of
Wheeling.
In the afternoon Mrs. Phrenie Pattie,
Of Wellsburg, read selection and Miss
Hamilton read an excellent paper, en-
titled, az Pluribus Unum," alter which
the state secretary read the yearly re-
port, covering the auxiliary reports.
The old officers were e.elected-Mrs.
Beam, president; Mrs. Hamilton, Sec
rotary; Mrs. r, N. Wynne, district
president.
Rev. George G. Smith, late mission
AIRY to Japan, delivered an intensely in
teresting address.
Last night DR.. l. A. Thayer, of New
Castle, Pa, delivered a powerful ad-
dress.
The meeting OF the woman's board
was the best yet held, and the reports
show large amount Of work accom-
plished,
On Sunday the visiting ministers will
occupy the various Moundsville pulpits
as follows: Simpson NJ. L. church,
morning, DR.. l. A. Thayer; evening,
Rev. A. Mclean, Of Cincinnati, CORES.
ponding secretary oil the Foreign Chris
tan Missionary Society; Presbyterian,
morning, Rev. J. W. McGarvey, Charles
ton; evening, Rev. b. S. Ferrall, New
Cumberland.
Following is the programme for to-
day and Sunday.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 60.
P:0Ga. m. Devotional exercises, J. ". Nectar
30 a. IN. Treasurer's report, Luther Rice.
Report OF Commlttees
l0.20a m. Five minute talks from preachers
aud delegates concerning the work in their
respective fields
ll:20a IN. lscuSsionS-Mlsslonary work III
IVES. Virginia, opened by Prof. Wynne.
AFTERNOON.
coop. IN. Devotional.
"A The Sunday school in mission work, w.
l. BOulton.
p m Planting schools in new fields, j.
II BristOr,
SIP. IN. The duty Of the Individual church
10 planting new schools, b S. Ferrall.
S!0Op m. The necessity OF cooperation In
West Virginia, G. ", Ogden, r g. White, alter
nate.
5lsp.m. How can 1t be sccurod?J, W. McGar.
Ty. II.
,2bp. IN. Gods rule Of christian giving, H.
NOTert
i?Op, m. Business session.
EVENING.
iS0p IN. Devotional exercises, s, G. Naylor.
t'OOp. m. Missionary address, A. Mclean,
SUNDAY, AUGUST "a.
9lbA m. Sunday school,
3'Soa, M, Sermon, II. McDIRrmld, president
Bethany college
AFTERNOON,
S'Oop. M, Lords prayer, Prof Wynne
EVENING
sop. m. Sermon, Dr. l. A. Thayer.
Among the prominent memhers Of
the denomination present are: Rev.
d. |. A. Tllayer. OF Cincinnati; Rev. r.,
Mottat, Of Cleveland; Rev. A. MCLEAN,
Of Cincinnati; President McDarmid, OF
Bethany college, and Professor Gwynne,
Of the same institution, and Rev. r. G.,
Whitn u1aIn nVopuo1fpk