The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-18
LADY SHIELDS
HOLD MEMORIAL
ZANE LODGE, SHIELD OF HONOR.
PAYS RESPECT TO DE.
CEASED MEMBERS.
Interesting Services Conducted in
Zane Street NJ. e. Church
Sunday Evening.

The annual memorial services of tba
Ladies' Shield of Honor. Zane lodge
No. !. was held yesterday evening
at the Zane Street NJ. T. church he.
fore large crowd. The pulpit WAS
very beautifully decorated with white
Gala lilies and white cannas Tho
annual memorial address was deIiv.
cred by Rev. w. NJ. Shultz. pastor of
the church
Due credit must be given the me-
mortal committee on arrangements
Tor the splendid program which was
carried out IN connection with the
memorial service. The members OF
me committee were: Miss Louisa ~.
Schott. Louisa Hess. Mrs Emma Mil
Ter: Mrs. Ida Young and Mrs. Bessie
Baker.
The services was opened at 7:f5
O'Clock by the organ prelude and as
the prelude was being rendered tho
members 81 Zane lodge. No. so in
number. marched into the church bv
twos. Following the prelude a song
was sung by the members Of the
choir. blessed he the Tie Thai
Binds. The Invocation was pro
ncunced by Rev W. NJ. Shultz. ~
ter the invocation an anthem was
rendered by members OF the choir
The scripture lesson was read from
The sixth chapter Of Galations by Rev.
Shultz. Following the reading Of the
scripture lesson. the roll call of tho
III
SchOtt. while Miss Ida Young broke
the lilies as the names were called
AFTER which the choir sang "One
Sweetly Solemn Thought"
Rev. Shuitz Talks.
Rev. Shultz took the subject Of his
address from Galatians sixth chaptpr
and second verse: Bear Yea One An
others Burdens" The history OF tho
secret organizations find thought iu
the betterment OF humanity. and
their aim Is TO protect the human
family. The object Of the order il
10 teach an equality Of Womanhood
and all distinction vanishes. Frster-
nalism b. the bubbling spring Of aopo
where the weary traveller M set
down and rpst. The order is found
on the principal OF the golden rule.
Bear Yea One Another burdens In
fratcrnalism we bear each other's
burdens. and We share each others
WOES and IL is because as members
9t The order that We bear each others
burdens
"Our mutual helpfulnoss must BE-
useful. and 10 must be- given in y prac.
Teal way. In this day Of lodges We
are apt 10 send a committee 10 helm
me sick when We should DO individuf1
work. Ladies Of the shield OF Honor.
you cannot relieve yourself OF the H..
sponsihiliiy because n committee does
me Work. George Moor said sympa.
English language What the world
needs to-day d. a hearty handshako
and not 80 much coldness a. We mani
Test IN our sympathy Rearing one an.
nthers burdens d. something like bear.
INK the burdens Of our own heart 10
D. me duty ~ secret orders 20 assist
In helping 10 lift up those who have
fallen in order that they may live
purcr lives. We should be good and
Mind 10 those who are In sorrow as
we meet them day BY day"
Ihe Idea 81 mutual hcipfulncss was
ven brought out IN the course OF the
address. and every point was well ~.
Illustrated BY examples taken from the
lHhlc and from everyday tfc The
.ermon was very interestinS as we'll
aF instructive and helpful 70 All who
we're present and was very much APP
nrcrlatod
Foliowinr tho address the choir
sans selection entitled There is r.
Land ~ Pure DELIGHT" after which the
h.nc,diction was pronounced by Rev