Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-19
RELIGIOUS MATTERS.
Notes of To-Morrow's Services, and NJ L.
Conference Appointments

| Conference Appointments.
Owing to the close proximity OF the
West Virginia NJ. Z. Conference now IN
session at Mourdsville, the pulpiJs OF
the city NJ. E. Churches will all be &C.
cupied Sunday by the clergy from other
parts OF the State. The people Oh
Wheeling Will have an opportunity o.
hearing some CT the brightest theolog-
ical lights OF Cle Conference, who will
undoubtedly deliver some of th5ir cholc-
est sermons. The appointments for Sab
bath for tn eWheeling churches are as
follows: Fourth Street, Rev. Afford
Cameron, of Morg2ntOwn, morning and
evening; North Street, Rev. D. w.
Ruble of Smi,hville, morning and even
ing; Chapline Street, Rev. S. T. Crum-
nit, morning, and Rev. f. y. Lynch
of Hunting on, evening; Zane Street,
Rev. P. B. Graham, morning, and Rev.
T. B. Evans, evening; Wesley, d. l..
Lash, Presiding Elder of the Morgan
town district, morning, and Rev. A. F.
Arnett, evening; Thomson, Rev. S. K.
ArbuthnOt, morning, and Rev. T. Z.
Shaw, evening; First Baptist, Rev. Gre
CORY Bleakley.
The Moundsyille pulpits will all be
Occupied by the visiting ministers. Bisho-
op John F. Hurst will preach in the
NJ. E. Church in the morning. At
2:30 the memorial services will be held,
followed by the ordination of the dea-
cons and elders. Rev. Dr.. Edwin
Schtll will preach at 100. The other
Moundsville churches will be occupied
as follows: Disciples, Rev. Asbury
Nick; Presbyterian. Rev. F. n. Lynch
morning. and Rev. D. F. Hammond,
evening; Baptist, coiOred, Rev. G. II.
Williams morning and Rev. c. w.
Purcon, evening.
Rev. S. p. Crummett, of Kingwood,
". Va. will preach at the Chapline
Street VI. z. Church on Sunday morning.
and in the evening Rev. T. Y. Lynch. a
former pastor of the church, will preach.
The regular Sunday morning service
at the Second Presbyterian church. cor
ner Market and Twentieth streets. at
1890 o'clock; preaching by the pastor,
Rev. Joseph Speers. There will De no
evening services during this month.
The choir. under Prof Hartman. will
sing the anthem, Rejoice in the Lord"
by II. Kotschmar, and Mrs George B.
Caldwell will sing Il Heard the Voice of
Jesus Say" by Perry. Strangers in the
city are cordially invited to attend this
church.
Yom Kippur. or Day Of Atonement,
was observed by the Hebrews of Bell
aire. Business was suspended all day.
Services were held at the new temple,
and Rev. J. S. Eisman conducted the
service, assisted b. Mr.. Simon We'll.
and an able choir furnished the singing.
Miss Elsie Well and Mrs. 4. Sachs sang
beautiful solos.
Rev. J. L. McCutcheon, pastor Of the
First Baptist church, corner Twelfth
and Byron streets. having returned from
mis- vacation, will occupy his pulpit as
usual Sunday morning at 1890 o'clock
and in the evening at 1850.
Rev. c. PAUL, of st. Paul, MINI.
will preach al St. James German Luth-
eran church Sunday morning.
Rev. G.. Paul formerly of this city,
but of lat years of s.. Paul. MINI. VII
occupy the pulpit at 81. James church,
on Chapline street, tomorrow evening.
Rev. Father Marcus, OF the ST. Al
phonsus congregation. VIII hereafter,
commencing tomorrow morning, as
s.st Rev. Father Wehrie, Of the Beilaire
Catholic church.
81. Paul's congregation, of the Eighth
ward. will celebrate their harvest feast
on September 9th.
Zion congregation will observe their
annual harvest feast tomorrow morn
ing. The interior of the church has
, been tastefully decorated and presents
a very pretty appearance.
At St. Johns congregation, holy COM
munion will be observed tomorrow
morning
Rev. John Schnolckhart will prsach
his initial sermon at st. Stephens
church. on South Eoff street, tomorrow
! morning