The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-25
,sorgc Edvard Reed. d 8, Precedent .,

George Edward Reed. ID. D., President OF
Dickinson College, Carlisle. Pa.
Sunday IN afternoon VIII BE leit open. Dele
iheieiiy churches, Sunday schools, or y.
SUNDAY EVENING. JUNE %.
6aS--praycr Service for Junior superin-
tehlsnts. Miss Carrie. johnson, leader
e:S-EpweEth League Service. Row. @. II.
IN Moesr oa J lta ges,sto%n 3D. leader
Rev. Don s. Colt, Pastor North Avenue
NJ. L, Church. a lltghotY Pa. II,
MONDAY MORNING. JUNE a. Y
600 to 7o0---Sunrlse Prayer Meeting. Chap!
line Street NJ. ID. Church. Mr.. ]. Flnney
Engle, President Washington District,
o:oo- business Meeting. Recommendation
Of The Hoard OF Control. Election OF ON.
cers. etc. .as al y tE&
l0:Nilnute Addresses- Eraternai Delegate
from the Fifth General Conference Dis;
Holding the Young Men," Miss Emma
McCreerys Now brighton, Pa: Rural
Chapters; Their Opportunities and pm.
eulties," w. u. Matthews. esd, President
" Ss cg9f F. III Ad y BY SeY
aid Chicago, Ill. The Epworth League
Settlement mt Pittsburgh" Miss Helen
Pershing, Williamsburg, Pa. l1Sl3
MONDAY AFTERNOON. JUNE q.
l:soSslnging-"E pworth Guards"-Drill In
Junior Rally, Miss Ida 4. Martin, Junior
League Superintendent, presiding.
Where Are We?"-Address OF Welcome.
Wheeling District
why Are We Here?, purbin Kerr, WAL
ton, Pittsburgh District. S'SFs u. sa
For What Do We sland?rspiritnal: .1iow
& lion, Apollo, Blalrsville District; Bessie
Weaver. Emory, Pittsburgh District.
Splrltual: Why Work for Temper
.nnee7" Roy Umstcad. Linden avenue.
Aillesheny;. Siathew Mstc9!t: Pittsburgh.
cy?"' Harry Thompson. Union, Allie
gheny: Marie King, .Trladelphla. Wheel
Ing. Missionary: why Work for Mis-
sI0ns7" Mary Drunm, Christ Church.
plttsburEh: Class OF Juniors, Thomson
What Do We Learn?-open Conference.
Chorns-'Anywhore with Jesus" Wash
lDston Avenue Juniors. s,s B. II
What Do We Do?-open Conference
Soldier OF the Junior league" Edna
Address, Rev. J.. W. Sayers, Philadelphia,
Conference on Junior Work II.
MONDAY EVENING, JUNE n.
7:so-Song Service.
S:oo-Addrcss. President George Edward
AlReed. 2 q III. 81 ~
Music. u IJ
Address. "The Church Ys. the Saloon: The
i, AntI-Saloon Movement" Rev. Edwin C.
Dinwiddie, State Superintendent Anti
Saloon League, Harrisburg, Pa.
TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE q,
600 TO 7:0N-Sunrse Prayer Meeting.
Fourth Street N. E. Church, Mr.. H. G.
White. Phi. D., chambersburg, Pa.
o.nSNRi,,lo efudy In cha rs,o ~ Rav q
Riker.s Charleston, ". Va. President
elect Mount Union College. Z
(All are requested TO bring Bibles)
Conference and Discussion on Same.
Work, Rev. James T. satchell, D. D.,
Pastor Church OF the. Covenant, Phila-
delphla. ~ 80
Singing and specla! Music.
1l:09-Addrcss "A. Development OF HUI
/, croft. Albion College. Albion, Mich. and
Field Secretary Deaconess Bureau, w. H.
N. S. -; =
Conference on Mercy and Help. in charge
OF Miss Bancroft.
committee are arranging an excursion
Gree ride to lMoundsville-wlth music
and luncheon. This road skirts the beau
tiful Ohio: the famous prehistoric
mounds Of the section will be visited.
TUESDAY EVENING. JUNE IS.
7:3Q-Prelude OF Song.
S:se-Address, ..Aristocracy OF Youth"
Rev. Edwin A Schell, D. D., General Sec
rotary OF the Epworth League, Chica-
80, Ill.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 90
500 10 7:OO-Sunrise Prayer Meeting. Thorn
son NJ. E. Church., Rev. T. N. Lynch,
Grafton, W. Va, leader. ri
9:GQ-Singing.
Address on the Literary Work Of tho
oh
York city. General Third Vice President
OF the Epworth League. -,
Conference on Literary Work, in charge
lo:co-Address, "our Social Duty Our
( Christian Duty" Rev. Appleton Bash,
PHI D.. Allegheny. Pa.ses *. e.,
Conference on Social Work, conducted by
DR. Bash. .-l,Ni 30 ~
l1:O0-Closing Conservation Service. In
charge OF Rev. J.. H. Hollingsworth.
Frankfort, Ind.
Adjournment.
Benedlction.