The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-10-17

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to house missionary meets dee ms chm,
pr pduce tears. 3iia.l Webb read an 3
hat1stive paper on the training school
for tnissionarlca. Z, 'iisisi n. Z M
The society adjourned with the sing.
Ing OF Rescue the pcrishiag.. n
| iEyei,inE Session. &
The evening session was devoted i,
the rally Of tie Young Peoples Baptls,
Union. The q rea,est attendance OF III,
week wac the insult. not h Beat being IN
cant. All wore NEATLY printed bnt ICES oi
blue and gold. y 1iichiwerc distributed ii
the door. a = '1'f'fI :,
1.-The ptocecdln.y rs opened with d hnl.
hour song ecrvit V. led by lSav. w. j
Hpltaclaw, and ii which he was ably AZ.
sisted by his lie, both OF whom sany al
a duel, the eyer-s,H & hymn, Rock OF
Ages, with tho VINO ublllty that has
caused thcnr.toA be 80 much In demand
The president OF the Baptist Young Peo-
piss Union. Rev. 7. JC. Johnson d. D.,
presided "A 4 n. IN W II 4 \, y
IS On behalf OF the Wheeling braacho.
the Union. Mr.. Harry j.. Bond. extended
d cordial greeting toy the visitors In a
few appropriate remaf ks Tho sent!-
tnGntiof thevlsitor8 was volced In tlianke
to MI. Bonds %elcgmlf sTSwords byiRcv.
r, ID. Smith. IA, ~ \, V
Preceding tho annual ,ddress OF Pres
ident johnson. Rev. L.: yJi. i Peters Of
fered for sale shares IN y bAutlfult'crs.-
zy5lu!lt's made by Mira. a. VA Hank. rho
shares, at Ntens cents each, were readily
disposed. The quilt goes. to the Chicago
Bap list ttainin g school for Young Wf,-
AUen. and they proce eds. announcing to
within u few cents OF $50, go to the cd :
,rca ton society. A II; q! ~
The presidents Saddrees pertarned to
the object and federation, ot young peo-
pies lin tons. Y, M n
The rel 'rhtary's report was read by
Rev. i, Z. Peters In place Nofa Mr.. Will
lam Keely. Sho was detail ned by slick
ness. II showed Agility Senior md ten
junior unions, with aggregate enroll-
,ments OF ., 200 In the former and $50 In
the latter. The, repor. WIS adopted, M
+ 4 Miss Grnce Il. Jones' h = president OF
the junior unions, rend a paper urging
attention to the children. !, '!ss Id a Bee
son spoke In the same str;In Y
The report Of the treasurer Rev. a. g,
Loving, submitted by him, showed a
balance on hand OF sll II. Report
adopted. a f5l ~ ,,
1.-THE Christian Culture CoursC.s'' was
fulSClDStu NY IlkSN lAC
courses are three-Bfble reading. mis-
sionary conquest and sacred l!teriu ure,
aud the great sources OF, Christian ,cul-
ture. ~ II \ u, 'i9 10 t-
Before nhjournlng, the committee an
nominations submitted Its report, whic. h
was adopted. N. 4. ss
The following are the officers of the,
Baptist Young Peoples Union. for the
coming ye0r: President, 4. c. Johnson:
first Woe president, G. w. Kinsey; sec
ond vice president, Harry L. Bond; third |
Vice president. L.. T.. Peters; secretary,
William Keeiy; treasurer, a. G. Loving;
president Of Junior work, Miss Grace B.
Jones. 4 = Il q
Association Notes.
The state mission board met in the
basement last night and re-appolnted all
the old missionaries.
This evenings services will be devot-
ed to temperance, utter which the asso-
citation adjourns, for, the year.
The alumni OF the Southern Theologl-
c:ll Seminary, Louisville, Ky, will hold
n reunion at $50 this morning.
IS DR.. P. B. Reynolds. president Of the
Baptist General Association, left for his
home In Morgantown yesterday.
: Many delegates will leave for home
to-day, but the majority will remain
over Sunday, some filling the city pull
pits.
The associations next annual meet
ing will probably be held In Huntington,
though Clarksburg and Fairmont viii
bid for 1t. : Il
a Rev. ]. i L.. ii STcCutcheon yesterday
praised the reports given by the Intelli-
gencer.saying they far superseded those
Of the other. local papers.
f In the various sessions Vheeling's hos
pitality has been highly. complimented
by. the visiting brethren. All have APP
plauded each reference to the warm vel
come received during their stay here.