Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-04-28
APRIL and JUNE
SET AsIhE ny NJ. T.. CONFERENCE
AS RALLY MONTHS IN iHE
Y INTEREST
OF TWENTIETH CENTURY FUND
And MonumcntsThe Programmes
Thus Far ArrnnScd-The Days SEX.
Aside for the RaSy Meetings I'm,
the District-The AapeaIs Which
Have Been Made.

The West Virginia M. f.. conference
at its recent meeting in astsOctober
sc. apart the months of May ~andJune,
OF this year, as rally months and our
ing them special meetings will be he'd
in every church in the State and spe,
cial offerings viii be taken up for the
Twentieth Century Thank offering fund
1'ne dates tor holding the various
meetings were set by Inc presiding ell
ders Oh the district. Inc rev. Archi-
bald Moore, ID. D.. the presiding elder
OF this district, has arranged tne fol-
lowing dates:
Benwooa, May ). Workers-Revs. q.
w. Bent, pastor: W. b King
Cameron, May 5. Workers-Revs.
r. B. Ward, Fh. B., pastor; j. W.
gEngle.
NCameron Ct, Rocby's Rock, May 3,
Zig Run, May 4, Clouston, > a. my olen
Sston, 3 D.. NJ. Workers-Reys. -
Ator; W. ID. Pinson.
1allas-Dallas May y, a. ~, Sand
IiA L., p. m, WorKers-heys. y. a.
Nahsa, pastor; l.. L. Meadows
rAAon, May Il. Worker-Rev. W.
y, hson, pastor,
MaNi\al, f airview May II, Wood Hill,
10 ~FleSant hill, 10 a m.s rdI. Ollvet Is
p. N. sSrkers-Reys. h. i. Meadows,
pastor; W. Ruble.
McMecsn, May 19. Morkers-Revs.
:, w. hns, paseor; R. b. Ward, IN.
MoundsvAe, May 10. Workers-Rev.
w. b. kingpastor; s. T. Westhafer,
MoundsvilkCt Gratsyille, May 8,
MT. Zion 10, Bwman, il, Fork Ridge,
~, a. M, Rd5rts Ridge, II, p. m.
Workers-RevsAD. W. Kuble, pastor;
G. W. Bent.
New Martinsvfae, June 80 Workers
-Revs. G. w. smith, pastor; C. b.
Granam, ID. d., Pres. John Wier, ID. D..
New Martinsville c., May II. Work.
eLRev. r. G. Stacy, pastor.
sleasant Valley, Salem, May II, Mt.
GioN, Is, Pleasant Valley, 10, a. M,
maysan's Ridge, 9, 3 p. M, Blon's
lug, u, p. nj. Workers-Reys. f. NJ.
Oail' p&tor; WA. Mama.
snort Greek and Liberty, Short
oTeeh, May26, a. m,, Liberty, &c p. m.
w. ). Nicholsos. ~
Silver Hill, Ivy ean Nav 2 Robin
sons Ridg, 4, Madow Dale. ). a, m.
shepherds, ., p. m. AVorkersLRevs. F.,
E. King, pastor; GU n Fuller
~1riadelphia, May + Worrars-Pevs
w, ,. pastt; G. Bleakly.
Wneelihg ChaPline treet-June %.
= boyelS' d. ~ NlaiNErawford, d.
Fourth street, June %: Workers
Revs, S. T. Westhafer, S r. pastor;
Pres. ]. Weir, ID. D., C w. &,itb ID
).
North street, June %. wos ers-
Revs. C. B. Graham, ID. D., past. 8
l.. Boyers. b. D., C. w. Smith, In
and others.
Thompson-June 90. Worker
Revs. C. E. Clark, pastor; Pres. .Joh,
Wier, D. D., Clark Crawford, D. D.
Wesley Chapel, June %. Workers
Reys. G. Bleakly, pastor; G. d. Smith
S. K. Arbuthnot.
Zane street, June %. Workers-Revs
c. H. Molony, G. ID. Smith, S. X. Ar
buthnot.
The following programme for the raj
ly day service follows:
1-Noluntar.
Hymns.
3-Prayer.
Apostles Greed.
5-Anthem.
6-Lesson from Old Testament.
THE Gloria Patri.
S-Lesson from New Testament.
Announcements.
10-Hymn.
11-Sermon or address on the Twentieth
Century thank Offering movement.
Especial collection.
13-Prayer.
14-Hymn.
1~5-Doxology and Benediction.
In his appeal to the Methodists of the