The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-10
OBSERVANCE OF
MOTHERS DAY
WILL BE GENERAL IN WHEELING
CHURCHES TOMORROW.
Citizens Will Wear White Carnations
in Honor Of Mother-Approp-
rate Services in Churches.

Appropriate services will mark the
observance OF Mothers Day in prac-
tically all OF Nheeling's churches
tomorrow. In many places the exer-
cises will be quite simple. but in
others very elaborate programs have
been prepared In several churches
the Sabbath school session and morn
ing service Will be combined. The
programs FOR the day are varied but
consist principally Of opportune reci-
tations. songs and addresses.
Nearly all the edifices VIII be dec
GRATED for the occasion. and in at
least one church. an old fashioned
home scene will be presented. IL is
the custom TO wear white carnation
on Mothers Day. and this rule will be
generally observed here.
u was only q few years ago that
Mothers Day was founded. Miss
Anna Jarvis. of Philadelphia. then a
resident of Grafton. W Va. originated
the idea of setting aside one day in
honor OF ones mother. Since then,
the movement has become nation wide
and is generally observed by churches
ard various organizations.
The services in the Wheeling
churches tomorrow are as follows:
herman Methodist tth urtN. NhaDAtnt
stree. opposite High school. Rev. r. A.
SPeckmnnn, pastor. sunday school nj
l. q. m. Mr.. \. =. Metzner. superin-
teudent General Clas meeting at $50
Communion service a. 1880. The Dis
trfrt Superintendent. Rev. T. ". Miller
viii deliver the sermon. NJ 500 y. M
there Will %" special meeting for men
With addresses in English and German
IT, o Prca' hers Quartstte will sing. Ep-
worth casHe At 7:l5 p. m. NJ 7:i5 p. m
~" tossing service Of the Bible Con
ference. Short addresses I'm English will
T." delivered 10y tho following visiting
ministers Rev. Carl \ Blume. Gallon
OHIO. Re, y. ". Miller. Cleveland: Rev
y !. Mueller. Cleveland. and Rev a w
KiIihcr Henrietta. ohio.
Special music viii h. rendered by the
f'each"r's 2uarte'te together with the
organist and choir of the church.
wednesday evening the usual prayer
i"c"iinl; a. N.nu o.. IN
vi members aIc urged to attend. and
Visitors. "''
Z.on Lutheran church. eiiS Marke,
street Se'. j.. Rene. pastor-Srrv-
res and meetings Tor Whit Sunda- 90
l'"r'ect~f and tho week follow ne
'r-parat"ry servic" at AIS a m chic.
service with holy communion at 10 80
=. M English Ve-perS at 80 n IN
ItolN COMMUNION also i'm the evening
Miss kcrtha Nader Will sing at IN !
service. a. will also M-sSrS. samuel,
Lutheran choral union viii me-, az
Monday evening The Beneficial society
u meet ON Tuesday evening. We'd.
u.Sdty afternoon ana evening meeting
e tie Ladies' Aii society on Thurs,
.aN afternoon ana evening the WheeiInr
l'Strct Luther league VIII meet In 81
,l"hh thrrch AZ Martins Ferry. Every.
h"dN invited To these services an,
meetings.
s. Fauis EyaucelicaI church. Thirty.
r.ehth ana Wood streets. Mug g
ta~r'" .~tor-M0the-S' pav and Pen
tecn-t on SUNDAY. Nav ~. German ssry.
res l".." e. m. English services -.2t
r m. Reception Of new members and
'e1ehIat"n of the Lords Sunper AT botl
seFN g. SUNDAY Bible school qi, a
m cleaners soc city Wednesday al
r. m. ~
1r.>t Iutheian church. FleaSan,
HeiEn tS. Mozart. Rev. T. e. Suyde~ ne =
70, Nht SuDdav o. PcrtecoSt SUNDAY
N'i"H. ~ $50 4. m Regular services ~
~"di III 1890 a. M. ana go D m All
20 .'o-d1lly invited 10 attend trcse
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