Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-10
AMONG THE CHURCHES.
TIE WEEK OF PRAYER FOR YOUNG MEN CON-
MENCES TO-DAY.
Special Services at the Y. NJ. G. A. All Next Week.
The n. & Conference Campmesing.
Other News

Commencing this evening and con-
tinuing all next week special services
will be conducted in some of the city
churches and at the Young Mems
Christian Association. The services are
styled a week of prayer for young men
all over the world. Following is the
programme for the weeks meeting at
the Y. NJ. c. A. building: Saturday,
November 10, .. m.-Preparatory
service conducted By J. C. Lynch.
Sunday Afternoon, November IL, at
o'clock-Leader, w. A. List speaker,
Rev A. b Rike-, D. ID. Singing by the
entire Fourth Street M. E. Church
Choir, twenty-five voices.
Monday, November 12-Leader, d. A.
Taylor; speaker, Dr. W. II. Cooke; or
ganist and chorister, James Perry; solo
by 0. p. Mckee.
Tuesday, November 13-Leader, r. L.
Seaoright; speaker, Rev. jacob Brit
tingham; solo by w. nj. Clemans.
Thursday, November 15-Leader, s.
P Parker; speaker, Rev. j. Ii. Littell;
singing, conducted by Il. b. Mcclure,
from "Bible Songs"
Friday. November 16-Leader, Rem
lex Truxell; speaker, DR.. f. d. L.
Buckley; solo by Harry Sweeney.
Saturday. November 17-Leader, j.
c. Lynch; speaker, Rev. A. j. Trey; Or
ganist, Alfred Whitehouse; chorister,
C. 5. Shook.
Sunday afternoon. November is, at
o'elock-Leader, +. II. Williams; speak
or, Rev. ID. A. Cunningham, ID. D.; sing
ing by First Presbyterian Church choir.
All men are cordially invited TO these
services.
The usual services will be conducted
at the Fourth Street NJ. +. Church to-
morrow by the pastor, Rev A. b. RIker.
DR.. Riker has been travelling through
the State great deal the past week.
Thursday he returned from Clarksbu-g,
where he had been looking, with other
members Of the committee, for site on
which 10 hold the annual cam pmeeting
OF the West Virginia Confere nee next
wear. Some very good offers and in
ducements have been received from the
cities OF Clarksburg, TunneltOn, Cam
den-on-Gauley and Mason City. On
next Monday a committee will start on
a canoe trip down the Elk river from
Sutton TO Charleston to look for site,
as some very tlatterng inducements
have been made by Governor MacCOrkle
aud Others 10 have the camp
meeting located at some point along the
river. The committee which is looking
after the site is com posed of the follow
ing reverend gentlemen: A. Mick,
Moundsville; F. n Lynch, Huntington;
A. Moore, Grafton; b. 3. Evans, Clarks-
burg, aud A. &. Riker, Of Wheeling.
The Board OF Trustees OF the Confer
euce, consisting of sixteen members,
will meet at Grafton In December, and
upon the report Of the COMMITTEES, de-
eide when and where the campmeeting
/ will be held.
Rev. Mr. Engle will conduct services
as usual at the Zane Street NJ. E.
Church tomorrow. The morning sub
/ iect will be the Universally Of Chris
/ tian Service, aud in the evening The
/ Necessity Of a New Birth" II the pas
tors health will permit, special re-
! vival services will be commenced In this
| church Sunday evening. The church
/ has a growing Epworth LEAGUE, which
/ will be q great help TO the church IN al
/ lines Of Christian work, -
The regular services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. B. C. BartebauRh at
the Tabernacle. sunday school at $50
in the afternoon. Sfng services at 1870.
/ Prof. McCleland a. I'd others will assist.
Preaching at p. b.
The meeting ID men at the Young
Mems Christian Association tomorrow
afternoon at f3r o'clock will be un-
/ usually attractive. The singing will
be conducted y the excellent choir of
the Fourth 4reet Methodist Church,
and DR.. RY5r will make the address.
The meeti8 is for men and all will be
welcome.
The serices at the First Presbyterian
Church b-morOw Will be 10 harmony
with the International week OF prayer
for Young sen, and will be conducted
by the pstor. Rev. DR.. Cunningham.
The chure Sabbath school meets At
9.l5 -, ana the Mission school on
Eigh< street at ZIP. n. Very in
Fervices are always held at
and every body is invited TO
crawford. Of Michigan,
Apulpit at the Third