Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-02-23
PULPIT And POW.
'AaioJSIIEGs OF INTEREST RELIGIOUS
NATURE.
entertainments Given 2ai 20 be Given By Church
OIsaaz2l'as-Sons Topics % BE- Dis
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l1 --.N ClllLlft AAr -
the Field Superintendent Of the Inter
national sunday School Association,
and Is thoroughly posted on all matters
pertaining % tho religious education Of
The young His addresses are popular
and Instructive, ana The people love 70
near him. On tae Sabbath at 1880 a.
NJ he viii be TO the First Pres yterian
church OF Wheeling; su5ject-"Our
Responsibility for the Christian Eiuca-
zion OF the Young" The pastor, Rev.
D. A. Cunningham, d. D., vii, preach
At 1870 p. ID.
A union meeting OF the sabbath
School teachers of the city VII be- adj
dressed by Mr. Reynolds, ia the Eng
lsh Lutheran church, Sixteenth street,
~ s;l5p. m., saoject-"A Tals 20 sun
day School Workers" All sabbath
school teachers and Others are invited.
AT 1880 p. m. Mr. Reynolds will speak
In the First Baptist church, Twelfth and
Byron streets, subisct-'SunOay
School Work from Maine 10 California %
The people OF Wheeling will oe greatly
favored in having the opportunity 90
hear this Sabbath scbOo. worker Ot ma
Giouai reputation.
The services in the English Lutheran
church vii. Oe conducted in the morn
Ing by The pastor. lg tne evening Mrs.
III. T. Monroe will talk 90 ths c1ugrsga-
ton. Mrs. 81. IS a clergyman dll2 De
ter and has spent her IKE iu educat.ouai
work ana DO tue lecture field. Size FREE
Quent.y talks for pastors, and some
times helps them Iu their meetings.
She Is also the author o. some interest
ing books. Mrs REYNOLDS, Secretary
OF the Nauoua, Sunday School Assocla-
tion, Will address the sunday school
teachers OF the city at 1915 p. no, and
talk 10 tae Sunday school &C p p. m.
The congreEat OF The NOuLcSvi.e
\. j.. churcu has decided 90 erect
handsome parish house for TIE rector
OF the caurcl, Rev, D. d. spur. TO Will
De a mode, building aud mode. .u its
squi pueut
RI. Rev. Bishop 2. j. Donahue is
Sill 10 Baltimore. lie has OBLIGATED at
several special services aud exercises
while there
Ash Wednesday falls this week, and
marks the beginning OF the leutsn sea-
son. The regulations for Lent will be-
read to-day in every Catholic church ln
the diocese. This period is observed .u
Catholic and E9.scopa. churches, but
more particularly in the former. TO Us
q season OF fasting and PRAYER. On
Ash Wednesday the ceremony OF bless
ing the ashes and annoiuting the tore-
heads viii take place iu al, the CathO-
lie churches. The services during Lent,
and especially during Holy Week, at
S.. Joseph's Cathedral, will he very In
terestiug.
Special services will begin at the
Eirst Baptist Church Monday evening,
and continue indefinitely. Rev. D. ID.
Simmons, OF Grafton, will preach each
evening.
The regular session OF the Ministerial
Association will 0s held Monday after
aeon az ". NJ. @. A. Hall.
The special services which have been
conducted daily 40 the Third Presoy-
terrain Church, by the pastor, Rev Mr..
Biggar, have resulted in about forty ac-
csssious 90 the membership Of the con-
gregation.
The revival services at the Nesly NJ
=. Church have been remarkably sue
csssfuI The pastor, Rev. l.. w. Rob
erts. has been assisted in the work by
several ministers OF the congregations
and the result of their labors has been
most gratifying About eighty persons
have been added % the roll OF member
ship i'm the congregation, and 10 is cN-
uected that the uumber will oe u-
creased 90 100 before the services are
brought 20 close.
Rev. w. H. Hayden, pastor OF the
First Cdristian Church, aud Rev. Mr..
Hartzog. pastor of the Martins Ferry
BAPTIST Church. will exchange pu.Uits
to-morrow evening Rev. Sir. Hayden
will also address the afternoon meeting
OF the Martins Ferry y. NJ. @. A.
The Junior Christian EDdeavor SOci-
otv of the First Presbyterian Church
a very successful bean bake
and entertainment at q. A. r. Hall, on
Main street last night The attend
snce was good, the entertainment bet
ter. and the receipts best Of all
Tho repairs 20 So. Luke's Z. EChurch
have been completed, aud the services
tomorrow will be held TO the church
building.
Rev. y. B. Johnson, who has been 10
g. Cioud for several days, has returned
home. and will conduct the usual SER
vices atthe North Street ii. ID. Church
tomorrow.
The repairs which will be made 10
zion German Lutheran Church on south
Nrerket street will cost ~i, 600 or 5000
.,d when the edi6ce leaves the hands
~ tbe contractors its capacity viii be
-,rcb enlarged aud 20 win be improved
A large addition vii. be
min st fbe rear. uec5ssitatlug the re-
moval Of the present jaoitor's building.
rVbe handsome new organ, for which
govsrol Thousand dollars were raised,
viii be a prominent feature OF the new
Rev. D-. vs.. II. Cooke will preach
aud evening OF the Second
prssbvteriau Church. Morning subjects;
t.ps5ical Change evening, "Soms
Tbsrs will Do SD ecial services 81 1t.
afo,rbs VS. p. f. Church next Nsdues-
dav at 1880 a. me-, and 1850 D. u-
STORY or THE REFORMATION
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