The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-20
KNIGHTS OF ST. PAUL.
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A meeting Of the Officers for the
Cenrrsi Ch<pter Of KAPPA SIGMA Ptor
the Modern Knights Of o. Paul. wfll
be held Tuesday evening. az 7:se
O'Clock n the n. N. c. A building.
Mr.. G. n. Newiand. chaplain and
organizer for this section will meet
hs nesiy appointed officers and give
instructions IN the organization OF
chapters and degree work.
Much enthusiasm IL manifested In
this movement. and inquiries from
other sections are being received a.
the association building. which Is the
headquarters for this city and yicin-
ity.
In the work OF the organization. the
New Testament standard OF life Is
taught the boy. and service for Christ
is bringing other boys 10 Him Is con-
tinually held up as the goal for every
member. Paul is the boys hero. The
ritual and initiation are strictly spirit
ural. being taken entirely from the
New Testament The initiation tx
secret. except that the parents and
Christian workers that want TO help.
may learn all they wish to know by ap-
plying TO the chaplain. AS early as
the age On ten. he may take the hrst
degree which is called The Order of
Jerusalem.
For great many years, pastors and
other leaders in all branches of Christ
ian work have been looking for an
organization that fits into the church:
one that would furnish a natural out
let for his tremendous energies; one.
that would supply the spiritual in
centives and instruction, and finally.
one that the boy himself would like So
well that IL would so grip his life that
II would be his chief delight. An
organization that will do all these
things in a real. practical was as the
Kappa Sigma Pr
Mems Meeting at Y. NJ. C. A.
On Sunday afternoon at 3:45 o'clock.
the regular meeting for men Will be
held In the assembly rooms OF the Y.
NJ. c. A, and elaborate plans are be-
ing made for the event. w. p. Robin
son will have charge OF the meeting
and will deliver an address during the
afternoon. Others will also speak at
the meeting.
Members of the Personal Workers
league will attend the meeting in n
body. Several very important mat
ters are TO come up for consideration
and all members are requested to at
tend.
Meeting at Glendale.
This evening a number OF personal
workers from this city. composed OF
Miss Sarah Colvib, John Colvig. LLOYD
c. Eneix and F. d. Walton and Edward
L. (Spooky) Dunlap. OF Moundsville,
VIII conduct an evangelistic meeting
az the Glendale VI. r. church. Miss
Colvig and Mr.. Walton are singers,
Mr.. Colvig plays the cornet and Mr..
Dunlap is a piano player par excel
lence. Each OF these will have a part
In the musical portion OF the service,
and addresses will be made by Messrs.
Dunlap. Eneix and Walton, the two
latter being local newspapermen.
Stephen J. Cory. Of Cincinnati. will
deliver an address at the Island Chris
tian church Sunday evening on foreign
missions. He is the secretary OF the
foreign missionary society and 10 a
very eloquent talker. Three sessions
Will be held during the day. one at
1880 a. m. one at 3 p. m. and the
other at 1880 y. m. A cordial invita-
ton Is extended TO all TO attend these
services.
The congregation OF the First
Christian church, who are raising
100000 for the erection OF a new
church. are meeting with much sue.
cess despite the fact that many de-
mands are being made on the Wheel
ing public these days for building
funds. Last Sunday $1,000 was
raised at the two church meetings.
The congregation will add to this
sum at the Sunday meeting OF the
church. and IL is thought that the
necessary funds win be raised by
the last OF the month.
Dillonvale will have an opportunity
OF hearing Uncle Jimmy" johnson
on Saturday evening. when he will
address the residents OF the mining
town at the First Presbyterian
church. Mr.. Johnson Will continue TO
hold meetings throughout the Wheel
ing district.
Last evening az the Chapline Street
NJ. r. churc Ia reception was sfven
TO the new members. which was led
by the pastor. Rev. Hammond A spe-
cial musical program was carried out
az the close OF which dainty refresh
ments were served. This church re
ceived nearly 300 converts at the
Sunday revival services held in this
city.
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