Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-08
PULPIT POINTS.
AND GENERAL INFORMATION OF 4 RELI-
GIeUS NATURE
Pertaining to the Pastors and Congregations
Wheeling Churchss-ropics for Sabbath
Observation-Disclosures BE.

Bev. G. W. Morehead, D. D., pro-
fessor at the United Presbyterian Theo-
logical Seminary, at Xenia, Ohio, VIII
preach at the q. P. Church in this city,
on next Saturday evening and at the
following Sunday morning and evening
services; the Sacrament Of the Lords
Supper being solemnizsd at the mora
ing services. DR.. Morehead's reputs-
ton as lucid. logical, forclble and
eloquent theoogian will no doubt cause
many persons to avail themselves OF this
opportunity TO hear him.
The closing services Of the Confer
ence year will be held TO morrow at the
Thomson NJ. Z. Church. After the
evening services, at which Rev. DR..
Buckley will preach, the yearly report
will be read. A strong effort will be
made 10 induce the Conference to allow
DR.. Buckley to remain at his present
charge another year. An unanimous
request will be made through the Pre-
siding Elder 10 the form OF resolutions
adopted at the quarterly conference
held last Tuesday evening.
An innovation in religious services
will be introduced tomorrow by Rev.
DR.. Buckley, pastor OF the Thomson Nj.
E. Church. He will conduct q series
OF open air meetings on Sundays al the
Bridge Park. The service Tomorrow
afternoon will begin az $3.50 o'clock, and
from the interest already manifested, II
will probably be largely attended. Dr.
Buckley will preach, and special pro-
gramme Of music will be rendered.
The Kings Daughters OF the Thomp-
son NJ. z. Church, have arranged for
musical entertainment 10 be furnis he'd
by the Boston Conservatorians," on
Monday evening, October lst. The
ability OF this musical organization Is
we'll known, and will be sufficient TO at
tract large crowd.
The regular services will be conducted
Sunday by b. G. Bartlebaugh at the
Hearne Tabernacle. Sabbath school at
2:30, song services at 1899, preaching
ats. Next Tuesday evening the young
peoples meetings will begin, and will
continue Tuesday night OF each week
for several months.
The annual NJ. f. Conference OF the
State will be held AZ Charleston on
Wednesday OF next week. Re
Quests have been sent by all the con-
gregations OF this city for the retention
OF their present pastors. and II is not at
all likely that any changes will be made
this year.
The Sunday School OF the English
Lutheran Church will be reopsned In
an enlarged and improved condition on
Sunday, the 18th inst. Extensive re-
pairs have been made. The opening
exercises will be OF an especially inter-
esting nature.
The choir Of the Third Presbyterian
Church has been augmented by the
Aeolian Quartette. who will sing at the
services each Sunday. The music Will
hereafter be a pleasing feature OF the
services at this church.
The Washington Presbytery will
meet next Tuesday morning at the
Cross Creek Church. The proceedings
will be opened with a sermon by Rev
r. j. Alexander, OF Washington, Pa.
The regular services will be conducted
10. morrow at the Second Presbyterian
Chur,h. The pastor, Rev. pr. w. II.
Cooke, will ofliciate. Sabbath school
will be held ates'iAa. M;
Within q few weeks the different
churches will conduct Harvest Home
exercises, and preparations on an ex-
tensive scale are already being made by
several congregations.
Ri. Rev. Bishop Donahue left this
week for Nicholas county. this State,
where he will conduct q mission. lie
will probably be absent from the city q
week or ten days.
Rev. Father Joseph Schilp. OF st.
Josephs, Marshall county, who has
been q guest OF Mr.. Martin Thornton
for several days, returned yesterday to
his home.
David Evangel," Prof. ID. w. Brewer,
will conduct the usual Sunday evening
evangelistic services, az Odd Fellows
Hall, tomorrow evening.
Most OF the Wheeling NJ. 4. ministers
will leave for Charleston, to attend the
State conference, on Monday.
Rev. C. NJ. Afford will preach morn
Ing and evening Tomorrow, a. the
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