Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-07-26
AT THE CAMP GROUND.
Another Pleasing Profitable Day Ar
rangements for the August Meeting

rangements for the August Meeting.
Wednesday nights meeting was con-
ducted by Rev. George r. Stuart. The
singing by the Silver Lake Quarte1Je
and the large choir was an Inspiration.
The new songs are quickly learned by
the congregation and enjoyed by every
body.
DR.. Stuart preached from John xxi. 10:
Lowest thou me more than these The
first lesson to be taken from the text
is what is the exact meaning OF the word
these" Some persons say that it
means Lowest thou me more than
these disciples love ne" Others say
Lowest thou me more than thy occu-
patton. thy nets and boats Others
Lowest thou me more than home, ma
tive hills and friends" After much
study and research ! have concluded
that it must mean Lowest thou me SUI
premely" The object Of the lesson is
20 watch the development Of the Apostle
from the time of his first meeting with
Christ. After Peter had cast his net
at the word of Jesus, and drew in his
net full of fishes, Christ then told him
to hang his life on the same word, and
he would make him g Fisher Of Men.
Peter was the born leader OF the Dis
ciples. Whenever Jesus spoke to them,
Peter always answered. The Bible has
it without an exception: And Peter
answered" Peter was the one who
wished 20 walk ON the waters; Peter was
the one who entered he tomb in which
Jesus had been laid He was the Dis
ciple whose nature was solid and not
wishy-washy. He was the Disciple
who always went to the bottom of
things. Though Peter was the one who
denied Christ thrice, yet Peter was the
one who preached the marvellous SER
mon that converted 5000 souls Christ
told His Disciples 10 wait On the noun
N2in till He should return, but, after teI3
days Peter said: Il go fishing" and i'm
mediately seven of them went with
him. After fishing all night, they saw
the Master standing on the shore. and
when they had come to land there was
Jesus. The fire was kindled. and the
meal was ready After that time Peter
was no logger afraid to stand up for his
Master, leaving his fate in the hands
Of God. individually, we should have
faith, for, after the great test. we will
be stronger than ever What the
Church of God needs is more faith.
Rev. Frank Jackson led the 9 a. m.
meeting on Thursday
DR.. Stewart preached at 1890 from
the words: He that is born Of God doth
not commit sin. - emphasizing the
words of Luke 1st, r. a. rs.
tt'Nba Goth r-rIf.1 t.tt-ou- orr,.
father Abraham tina. he would deliver
Us OUGof the hands of our enemies. that
we might serve Him without fear in
holiness and Righteousness before Him
all the days of our lives. If we DO not
believe the oath of God we must make
God swear TO a lie. NdSkind can live
holy lives.
At two o'clock the young peoples
meeting held in the Temple was adj
dressed by Rev Benz N. Spur. rector
of Trinity Church. MOundsWlle The
Temple was crowded and 4 deep i'm
preston was made upon the minds Of
those present Several Episcopal
Presbyterian and Methodist ministers
were present. and one remarked How
beautiful ID is 10 see brethren dwell to-
gether in unity"
The regular July meeting Of the
Campmeeting Board was held last
night and arrangements perfected for
holding the annual August campmeet-
ing, commencing on the 9Th. Bishop
Mollalien will be present during the
first and DR.. Spencer during the latter
part of the meeting. Quite a number
of preachers have written that they viii
attend.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad viii
run trains from Wheeling next Sunday
to Camp Station, leaving Wheeling at
500 a. m. $40 D. m. and $50 %. n.
Returning leave Camp Station at 9:35 a.
m and 10 p. m. Fare for round trip,
including admission, 50 cents.
Mr.. H. T. Rackey. of Staunton. Va,
Supreme Deputy Organizer of the K
a. z. O., with headquarters atrLouis-
Vile, Ky, is in the city with a view "A
establishing a lodge Of the Order in
Wheeling.