The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-11-29
APPROPRIATE SERVICES
IN CHURCHES YESTERDAY
IN OBSERVANCE OF THANSsGrv.
ING DAY WERE WELL
ATTENDED,.
Union Services cf All Methods,
Churches Heic ct Zane Street
Churc7-Otner Services.

Appropriate services IN ,omm.m.r.-
ton ~ Thanksgiving tav r-rc held
Do most churches o. the cift e-.r.rItt
and we've largeiy attended Nsrl
congregation % 'he sam. d-fOmina-
toh uni'cd .u holding tr' services.
"'lch W'r.- usually held turiuc th.
morning The service -. 81 an im-
pressive nature where 'hr conKrsca-
ticns united FOR mutual PRAYER -.r
VICE and Tor tile ruruoH.s a. returning
tlank- 20 Tod fo- B. many bI. sing
he has Iermitt.l this nation tp 81.
Probabl. the most elaborate s,-,ic
wl~ held in thr Zsrc street church
where thu Methodist congregation 90
llN CITY united 200 rrturutLg THANKS
p norvic" began - q" O'Clock aud
VAS featured WE. special music DR.
; n A%rhuthl"I presided "a d.liv-
cred tho opening Iraycr. The pr.si-
dents proclamation was read by Rev.
. MEREDITH. % 'ha Ch4line street
VI. = church. p Rev. J b. Work
man. or tho Wcsl.s VI. r. church. read
tie Governor Proclamation
liz Responsive reading was con-
Quoted by Rev. " ". Sclul's lud
Rev. j. II. Hes. pastor 81 the North
street church. read tho New Tesla
ment lesson. The sermon WAS delN-
cred by Rsr. ". &. Hartlug.r OF th,
Thomson church. and was one of the
most beautiful and eloquent d~isCOursrs
ever delivered IN his city his
theme was Thanksgiving rhrourh
Sacrifice"
Special Collection.
\ special collection was takeI. 20
De- divided equally between tho Flor-
ehce CrittendOu home and the Holiu
way leacOness home. Tie collection
was an unusually large one Tn. ser
Nico was well attended. tn" church
being allied 20 IT, utmost capacity
Ir Don W. Nichols pronounced q.
closing prayer
An Interesting service was held ~
1890 o'clock IN the First English Tu-
tLeran church Oh Sixteenth street.
When the congregation OF that church
ana tho First Baptist church united IN
worship. Rev. I. r. HrininstoOI. mas.
tor OF the baptist church. delivered au
appropriate sermon and a brief adj
dress vas made 10y Rev. ". :. Dysine-
music was rendered.
\ brief service was held DURING tho
morning Ia the Island Christian church
l;"F. u. j. Wr1y. of Kansas Ci'y. de
I,'ird "n excellent sermon and Rev.
marie = H~u;slar. pastor % th"
church. assisted IN the service 4. tie.
ne" 'dlic- for The First Christian.
churcu il atill under course of COZ
structlon. no special service. Was i,i.
Dut last evening the regular weekly
prayer meeting was held by the con
Sregation ~ the rooms or the second
Iresbyterian church. Il special rel
eIehc- was made 20 tue occasion
At First Presbyterian Chureh.
mon services Wers held BY Oh.
GoIgregation OF the First and SecouG
Presbyterian churches and The EIrs,
anu Second United Presbyterian
Thurches Yesterday morning IN thc
flrst Presbyterian church on Chan
iine street. The service was very
largely attended.
h Thanksgiving sermon VAS dg
hFered BY Rev. ". 4 Cook. ID II
pastor c: The fist PresbyteriaE
eAurch. 1T. Charles n. Robinson.
pastor OF the First United pre- bvter.
Ian church. pronounced the PRAYERS
AMI Rev !. Il Litt-ll read ~" Scrip
luIe lessons. \ special collection was
taken and Wa donated TO the Hou.
Tor Aged Women. a. Thirteenth
Roy Cook theme Vas Indebted.
ness o. Obligations ~ T~haukgrivine
ana his tex vas taken iron Romans.
liz lie oweit upon the debt We
owe 10 ue founder Of TIL. nation
ln colonial history. Tor their IDEAL
~hicA We are following today. m,
urst ideal Of these men. he said
The -over-igni;y OF tod. I'll. S.ront
~ 'ae brotherhood ~ man .tuf f.,
principles o. deuuOcracy will. "a third
j. tee broad base OF national M. III.
todFlA 10 the free school system .rg
tue nth is the irss church.
Our Debt To The Churcn.
TT. tOOk said that We OW. "A a.....
drbt or gratitude 10 Tho church E.
Then outlined what the cnnrcu las
"oLe % Cos important part Boz ttr
hi-iory 81 the nation lie said +, .a4
Sp"n Oh" seeds but other cults have.
sprung up but 70 o. thu church'e hu.l
L"sa 70 oppose these DE smoke ~
lh" caurchH hight against the force.
q. @'N. lnciId ng intemperauc-. social
''L gambling ami others. and said
.ha' 'he church has aIWsts f4-ou
''tsr a. q challenge to fight.
tinaiiy. h- said wr -houId tfar
''"d Tor Dbl. Inspiration to the Ueonf.
%. colonial fimes n 90. Ills l~r-9irl.
''u 10 10" church aud To Us af fl.
lI"t'hf tlm" VI" closed his addra--
Do nidhiug an appeal rOr the lc,4ff.
'i All persons 10 tod and Oh. rhrr,f
iu Tue catholic churche. a -..ri.
moss vas held 90 an early hour an
praise vas rendered bv fur congo.
.i'i~ lht seven masses 40 ri. t.
SEP" cathedral we're eNc-ptIotsU,
-'h attended a miiitar, mass Ior
me students OF the tafr ndrai bir
~'"ooi wa hcId Co., 200 o~'c.o,.. U-..,..
tb ht q dress parade Tl. sermon
Pcs delivered o. the Rich. Re-. r.
OF T. , lpuaHun.