The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-26
CONVENTION ENDS.
A Successful and Enjoyable Gath.
cring OF State Endcavorcrs.
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Was the Chief Feature of Public In.
terest Yesterday-Rev. I. a. Barnes,
of Morgantown, Elected President,
aud secy-Ireas. C.AI. olipbant, of
This City, was Reelected Fine
Junior Programme Rendered.
Chief Feature Of Public In.

The ninth annual convention of the
West VIrglnlarsocieties of Christian En-
deavor, which have been In session in
this city since Tuesday night, came to
a close last night, and from every View
point it has been q profitable gathering,
whose effect win be seen in the in
creased interest in the great young peo-
pies organization. The visitors warmly
expressed their delight at the entertain
ment given by the local members and
will retain pleasing memories OF the
Wheeling convention. The convention
will give quite an impetus also to Chris
tian Endeavor work in this city.
The sunrise prayer meetings at $50
a. m. brought out a much larger attend
ance than on the previous day. Prof.
3. H. Hall, Of New Martinsviiie, was
the leader at the First Presbyterian
church; Adds B. Davis, of Salem. at
the Second Christian. and Rev. T. ].
White. Of West Liberty. at the English
Lutheran church.
The quiet half hour" at $3.50 o'clock,
was a most profitable and inspiring ser.
vice, led by VIM. Shaw. of Boston.
Rev. J. w Stewart. Of Rnvenswoot,
conducted the devotional service, the
next thing on the programme
Social to Save" was the title Of an
interesting paper read by L. R. War
rem, Of Clarksburg. The paper on
christian Endeavor and Bible Study"
by Rev. James B. Smith, of Mounds
vile, was omitted owing to Mr.. Smiths
inability to attend. In his stead MIR.
Shaw spoke along the line indicated.
Prof. Henry. S. Green. of Bethany col.
lege. delivered good thirty-minute ad.
dress on Good Citizenship He de-
tailed the needs of Christian citizen
ship to preserve the government from
corruption, and of It's need for the Sc
curing and enforcement: of moral legis-
lasion. Prof. Green's address was Of
high orde: of merit.
Rev. W +. McCauley. D. D.. Of Den
rison, o., gave anothcc o: his enjoyable
addresses at this session. I: was on
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