Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-15
ABOUT THE CHURCHES.
NEWS ITEMS PERTAINING TO TE3 oONGRR-
CATIONS AND THEIR PASTORS.
Special Services, Important Meetings, SOcials and
Entertainments, and Topics for Sabbath Dis
eours:s-Psrsonal Mention.

Ri. Rev. Bishop Donahue is expected
to return to-day from Nicholas county,
where he has been conducting very
successful mission, with the aid OF Rev.
Joseph Stenger, pastor Of the Catholic
church. This weeks issue Of the Pitts
burg Catholic states that the Rt. Rev
Bishop has been remarkably successful
in his work at Nicholas Court House.
The little Catholic chapel was found to
be too small to accommodate the crowds
which assembled to hear him preach,
and open air meetings were held. 1t
was also stated that the county officials
rendered the use Of the court house for
the meetings.
DR.. w. G.. Moorehead, Professor OF
New Testament literature in the q. z.
| Theological Seminary, at Xenia, Ohio,
will preach in the First United Presby-
terrain Church this evening, Sabbath
morning and Sabbath evening. Morn
ing service at 1920, evening services at
| 7:30. Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
following the morning service. DR..
Moorehead is known as one OF the
choicest pulpit orators in the land, as
we'll as one CT the leading Bible teach
ers In America. He is the author OF
several books on "Bible study" which
place him In the front rank as Bible
student. He has for some years, spent
his summer months teaching in the
Moody Institute in Chicago. A cordial
invitation is extended TO all TO near the
doctor ia these services.
The pulpit OF the First Christian
Church will be occupied both morning
and evening tomorrow by Prof. S. NJ.
jefferson, OF Bethany College, an able
and eloquent speaker, and one whom all
delight to hear. Those who have never
heard him should not miss this oppor-
tunity. Strangers in the city are espe-
cially invited. All are welcome. Morn
ing service at lO:45 aud evening service
at s o'clock. Sunday school at $3.50
O. IN.
The English Lutheran Sunday school
rooms have been thoroughly renovated
and repapered. They look better than
ever before. They will be reopened on
Sunday to the school at p. N. Every
member Of the school is requested to De
present.
The sacrament OF baptism will be
administered TO the infants Of the con-
gregation OF the Third Presbyterian
Church before the morning services
tomorrow. Excellent music will DE
rendered by the new choir,
Mrs. Trimble will address a gospel
tenn perance meeting at the bridge park
tomorrow. The meeting will DO given
by number OF persons interested In
the prohibition cause. A good attend
| ance is expected.
Rev. Father Mcbride has been trans
ferred from Wytheville, Va, to the
pastorate OF the church at Weston.
Father Moye, who has been in Weston
for some weeks, has returned TO this
| city.
The Sunday afternoon meeting at the
| Young Mems Christian Association will
be addressed by either Rev. j. II. Lit
tell or DR.. w. q. Moorehead, of Nenis,
Ohio.
The annual "Harvest Home" services
at the English Lutheran Church Will
be held on the Goth inst Invitation
cards will DO distributed, and the ser
vices will be OF an appropriate nature
Rev. DR.. Buckley will not return from
the NJ. f. Conference at Charleston until
next week. Rev. MIR. Robb will preach
morning and evening at the Thomson
| NJ e. Church.
Services at the English Lutheran
| Church at 1920 Il. N. and 1870 D. M,
conducted by the pastor. A cordial In
yitation is extended 10 all non-church
! goers.
A district convention OF the Woman:
Foreign Missionary Society, will be
held at the Thomson NJ. Z. Curch Octo'
/ Der 4th.
Rev. B. C. Bartlebaugh will conduct
the regular services at the Hearn Tab
ernacle, on South street, tomorrow.
At the Tabernacle Thursday night
Rev. VIM. W. Cunningham spoke to
very attentive congregation.