The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1904-07-01

CH6RcH Sci cirs \
FOR NEXT lgfNG
Several Ringing Resolutions Passed and
of6ceTs Elected for Ensuing YeaT
Rev 4cGee Remains as President
The Sunday School Institute of tie
/ Wheeling district Of the African Meth
otlist Episcopal Church closed here
Thursday night; TO meet at Morgan
town next year, the date Of meeting to
be decided on by the executive commit
tee.
Officers were elected as follows;
Rev. @. Al. 8IcGees of Clarksburg, presi-
dent.
Airs. Mary Coleman, Of weIsburg,
vice president.
Miss Grace Joiner, of Washington. Pa,
recording Secretary.
Miss Villa Lee, Of Clarksburg. eorrea
spending secretary and treasurer
Miss Iibbic Skinner of Washington,
Pa, institute lecturer.
Tne resolutions passed by the insti
tute are as follows
whereas, Through the kindness Of the
omnipotent we have assembled in this
institute for the purpose of strengthen
fling and widening our views as to what
would be the most beneficial to the up
building OF the sunday school work, and
Whereas, As an evidence OF our inter
est we are herewith present, therefore
be it
Resolved. That we return to Almighty
o. II;s 1n,.ft,,T
kindness and tender mercies in permit
Ting us by virtue Of good thealtil to be
present at this the very pleasant ses
sion Of The twelfth annual institUte gs
the Wheeling l,taszss rrlcstn AletngdisF
Sunday school. held IN Iriide's chapel, and
Whereas, Through the hospitality of
Rev. G. G. Sampson ani his CO workers
have been so cordially welcomed to this
most eharmingly constructed editiee,
therefore be it
Resolved. That we extend to him, hisI
officers and members our hearficst ape
prceiation for pleasant surroundings
which has helped to make our stay a
most enjoyable one, and
Whereas, The good citizens Of this
most beautiful city have SO willingly
ana delightfully."- entertained MS by
throwing wide their most hospitableI
doors, and
Whereas. They have 50 bounteonsls
fed US from their larder, aud
Whereas, They have SO comfortably
wooed rs to sIumbcr in their soft, white
beds. therefore be it
Resolved, That we fect that words axe
inadequate to express our grateful feel
ings.
Whereas. The choir has rendered sdca
excellent music and lent us new insp;ra.
ton. and
Whereas. Our most worthy chairman
Rev. G. A. Mc6ee, has 50 ably and i'm
.tructively presided over this body,
throwing intellectual light wherever
needed. and
Whereas, Through tae untiring efforts
of our most worthy and competent sec,
retaries the minutes OF our institute
have been SO well prepared, therefore
be It
Resolved. That the foregoing chair
man, choir and secretaries be highly cs'm
mended for their work
Whereas, tine CIarksbug Telegram has
- kindly mentioned rs in tho columns
Of their popular pnpor, therefore be i
Resolved, that we extend our gratef1
thank for thcil. kind mention.
Whereas, God in His an il-wise proyi'
Ience has seen 1T 70 remove from the
family Of our dear friend and brother
Rev. A. Il. wdldon. three Of his beloved
children. Jesse Earl ana Bessie, and from
thai OF Rev j. @. Young, two, Annie and
wesley, be il
Resolved, That we siuccrsly condoie
will them as s'friend with friend, and
can only commend them TO One .lio
doeth All things wcll.
s,T'he Lord glvcth and the Lord taiSstt
BIesscd be the name of the lord
W6ercas, Rev H. u, Johnson bcingl
iinadle to attend the Institute q + ilis
tirpe. las 20 fat performed his cdAty M
ID selid uy very able per 1n t4e
subject. How t6 Interest = Afp9garti
Nlfsal.isvotas Bsysi which has met sgitt
our heartfelt approyel, tlaerefors y
Rssoived That we relile1i bars a.i
one ~ fhc fssithful few and
that the earnestness WI th liieh
poper has been pgePaTe1l may
IN 81 lsis future work 9nd
4apidly become stalaFat q
k5f .tfrIean afsthodisnl.
Nyiereas, Cur hainvcd
lRep "a. 4irtsees has beof
tFict fpr tllc last and
I'm d tiiis is the las ion
tsisit 0veT as ON
has liy 9iA isiEe