The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-16

in India" Much Of Miss Graebe's
time has been spent doing mission
airy work IN India.
the world tran the call to the ninist.ry
sha a I'VE minister OF to-day stands Tor
ChrtstiaUity'
REV. Dressi SPEAKS.
The second speaker was Rev. W. NJ
I,resel who delivered > brief address ON
school or The Members We Have
and should Have" The address Was
vel delivered ana proved very helpful
age Of Investigation. and We can not
get along without the knowiedge OF
things. our SUNDAY school teachers
scholars aud ~ We are to achieve the
great purposes OF God. We must not
make any mistakes. u We are TO work
~ for the kings business demands
The sunday school Is divided into
three groups As follows. Childhood
adolescence and maturity. Each one 81
the groups may be subdiyided a. FOL-
lows Childhood into the subdivisions
esence, early aud late adolescence. ana
last Of all. the period OF maturity.
Each one Of the periods and subdivis-
the speaker. After the address an in
formal discussion % the subject fol
lowed The reading By X. e. Darrah
OF The Waterman proved very inter
Miss Adele N. wobus.
Another feature OF the session was
Wobus who spoke on the subject .-rbe
kings business In our Foreign Fnetd.
The address was confined chiefly to the
great missionary work. which Is being
TnN I'll =
the church and the address as a whole
proved very Instructive as wen as inter
missionary work Is carried on among
the people OF India.
The closing address OF the afternoon
was By Rev. l.. ". Goebel. who deliver
ed an inspiring as ven as helpful adj
dress on the subject The Young Pen
pies Society-Its Plnce aud sphere 81
L Usefulness IN and To the church Rev
Soebel IN the course - his address cold
OF the great help which the young peo-
pies societies are rendering towards
the advancement Of Christianity in mo
church and how the young peoples 500
cieues OF the church stand for the grad
ual up-lift Of the community at large
IN order that all may tend To live better
Evening Session
The evening session was opened at 4
o'clock hy a prelude played on the organ
by frof. II Stupp, after which the In
vocation was pronounced by Rev J. l.
Ernst OF Pittsburgh. The tenor solo
ny " llllhfn lfttMfllgr was nlgae-
ing and was well rendered before The
large audience which taxed the church
10 %, its Iull capacity. \ very interesting
weller and n. Dudley.
The address OF the evening was de-
iivered ~ Rev. y. =. Jens, who spoke on
the subject. Service Il the Kings Bust
ness and the Business OF His Follow
crs. Rev. Jcns spoke In part. Dear
friends and co-workers in the interest
or God; Christ states his main object
for coming, which was 70 seen and dnd
that which was lost The DISCIPLES he
heved that Christ was going to found
King. lie is to be greatest who serves
most and helps the other man service
Is the king's business. and service is
what ne commands Of his followers.
Jesus Is the great servant and great
minister. heiore We can serve him we
must be served BY Jesus. Jesus came
given us his life a. ransom What mas
been the result Of that service Of Jesusg
what price did he pay for his great
ness Jesus never shed "A drop OF blood
outside OF his own All OF the great
men OF the world have served IN re-
Spouse 20 the love Of God
In speaking Of the deaconess work tba
speaker stated there were 90 deaconsss
homes In Europe. with 1000 deacon.
esses. fitty per cent Of the dcaconesses
are nurses and 90 per cent are PARISH
deaconcsscs. The subject Of the deacon
ess work was discussed az some lenrfh
% we slesker, and in conclusion. the
serve the poor, such Be- the work OF tho
kingdom OF heaven. Did Christ Nm 80
become great? II he had he would have
neen more careful II was not hts in
tention Co become great lie did not
come 20 make money. lie never tt-rd
MS power OF know ledge lu his own IN
tefest. Mercy and compassion mere the
motNeN on christ The address proved
Home From India.
A. the conclusion Of the aIdrrs- t,
Rev. Jcus. Miss Martha Graebc ana Att-ss
Adr'' A. Wobus were called on ard -
litcred short and intereeting f,tII,ui' uy-
inE Of the conditions in tudia re- IL ee-
1T among The people. Miss Graspg COM
hIcd her remarks principally 60 telling
~ the conditions Of the widow or rndt.
she stated that the three ,ursea nf nae
were sctll7iou. child marriage and child
WlupNhu"d Tho greatest punIshusrt.
lh1n e1u come to a woman ls 90 be n
widow iu India. for she simply Bsrafual
on outrast The British rorsrrr,,,.,' h.
DONG great deal t0 help better the
conditions OF the people After fbo
brief address 81 Mics Graobc IL Hindu
song was sung hr Miss Wohus and Miss
Graehe which was Very much 49,.
ltted hf 900 those present NIa4 N1-
uHr Do INC course ~ hFr address smoke
principally boo rcEHrd tp the a,Ir1Ia 'aTI
general iu conclusion STE. lNanua ..Ii
that fhe message. I've brine fr.H5 ~
away India ls come over HrI 'Ha.p f.'a
n. t.tl.f .ffi.t was brought 20 "a
.2 '' in. ,"redictn- of Rev T.
NeF 8 a John. stated chat frr SatIar.f
..hl fniinu nf f.r ur.Hu.V1fuu would
t .'I4 10 l.'1ifNN.e Nl. from August
gates aa possible attend fHe .r.,rfI..
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