The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-29

over 5000 people being present. All
the seats were filed and hundreds
were standing around the walls and
In the rear and the closest attention
was paid to every feature OF the SER
vice. When the delegation OF busi-
ness women marched in and took the
seats assigned to them they were
cheered. to the echo by the hundreds
gathered in the structure and after
they we're seated MI. Rodeheaver ask
ed them TO rise in a body which they
did and were again applauded. After
the singing of a hymn he then an
nounced that another delegation OF
the employees Of the George NJ. Shook
Co. store was supposed to be in the
audience and IL they were TO rise IN
a body. The young ladies complied
with the request and they were also
cheered and then Mr.. Rodeheaver ex-
pressed his appreciation TO their
presence and asked them IL they had
a song they would like to sing and
they called for No. 3O3.
Y. w. C. A. WOMEN
PRESENT FLOWERS
Before singing this hymn Mr.. Rode
beaver held hp a beautiful bunch OF
roses. which he said had been pre-
sented TO Mr.. and Mrs. Sunday by the
business women OF the Y. NJ. c. A.
This provoked considerable laughter,
which was increased when he said II
mean Y. w. c. A." adding that any.
how there was probably many busi-
! ness women who were more or less
! connected with the Y. NJ. c. A. He
, time said 'It was anice and beautiful
! thing to have you business women In
I terested in the meetings. We are
glad TO see you here and want you TO
come often" Mrs. Sunday took ex.
ception TO the manner OF presenta.
. ton. stating that the flowers we're for
Mr.. Sunday.
Weeks Announcements.
After singing hymn No. 303. Mr..
Sunday then made his announcements
for the week. He said that business
women's meetings would be held al
the First Presbyterian church every
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday OF
each week throughout the meetings
Saturday afternoon he will preach
to the young men and women and
boys and girls.
Sunday morning a special effort will
be made to clean up the fund for pay
ing current expenses. and the meeting
will open at 10 o'clock. In speaking
OF this collection. Mr.. Sunday said
You people can clean this up in a
hurry. Why. met Wylie Beall to-day
and he told me you had 10 banks In
Wheeling. Think Of that Why. YOU
people are just lousy with money with
that many banks. and you can and
will clean MP this matter Sunday"
The "Men Only Sermon.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. Sunday vii
preach 10 men only on the subject
Chickens Come Home 90 Roost," and
al the same time there will BE- three
mass meetings for women. Miss Nil
Ter will be I'm charge A. the Firsi
Presbyterian church. Miss SAKE al
Thomson VI. r. church. and Mrs. Sun
day AZ the Vance Memorial church
Mr Sunday made II plain that all IN,
collections taken al womens meet
ings would 20 10 the fund for payins
the salaries Of tho women of ths
party and would nos apply to the cur
rent expenses
! The collection was then taken. and
while this was In progress Mr. Rode
HEAVIER rendered beautiful trombon,
solo. The Palms" and IL received
merited applause.
i When he had concluded. DR. Cook o
the First Presbyterian church an
, nounced tho locations for the grouI
. tconsinu.d on EEhth Pag.)