The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-17
DISTRICT SUNDAY
SCHOOL CONVENTION CLOSES

ever given the credit which Is due her
Tor her work. The duty OF the dea-
coness IL 10 minister 10 body and soul.
ana Tor this reason she must be
trained nurse. The deaconess. for her
hrst two years OF work. receives on an
average eight dollars per month. For
me next two years she receives ten
dollars per month. and after that she
receives twelve dollars per month
ne mission OF the deaconess Is to ad-
minister 10 those who are IN and un-
able 10 pay, TO administer to the spir-
ltual needs OF all those with whom she
comes IN contact. and TO render as
sistance TO the pastor.
Sunday School Work.
Modern Methods and Help for the
sunday school" was the subject which
was ably discussed by Rev. W y
DliIesel. who spoke. in part. as follows:
ne world has progressed. and with
me progress Of the world the church
OF Christ has forged ahead. ANY one
who blocks the progress OF the church
docks the progress OF Christ's king.
CON. The sunday school is a great
FACTOR m carrying forward the prog.
ress 81 Christianity. Therefore me
sunday school of to-day must be
abreast with the times and must he
modern I'm lis methods
, The address by Miss Martha
Graebe on the subject The King
Needs You and Ne in India" proved
quite interesting as she told Of the
conditions in India and OF the great
WORK, which is 10 be done in that
foreign land by the missionaries She
also, IN the course OF her talk. dweit
particularly on the need Of educating
the children In this great field
Open Air MEETING.
Following the close OF the morning
session. dinner was served in the
sunday school room OF the church al
J. O'Clock. At 2 O'Clock the delegates
20 the number Of 200 and their
friends were taken TO the park on
gina Traction a. Electric Companv
line. The meeting was opened with
prayer by Rev. Henry Fuchs Fol
lowing the invocation a very inter.
tsiint address was delivered by Rev.
l.. w. Goebel. which proved very in
tertsunE o. well as beneficial on the
subject Home MissiOns-the Kings
Fusines the Young Peoples Priv
The address was devoted princi-
pallv 70 the work which the Orpant-
zation Of the church may do to ele-
.a'e the community and Of the work
10 o. done In the districts and espe-
clally in the city community Thing
oi the vast field in which 10 work I'M
carrying on the missionary work the
vast work which is being done by the
tvanEeltcal church IN the foreign
Hnas, be said. The home missionary
u''d De- also doing a great work and
ne call comes 10 ne from everywhere
20 heln carry on the work of saving
souls ln home and foreign lands The
fpI.Hl comes 20 our church 10 serve
In india and our church has a mis-
son across tho sea
IN" IHaf address n The afternoon
.rE.' Cn fhHf ~ Rev IS A John vas an
our Educational Institutions re
nln 'n part ge follows. "if iu ON,
.HiN 'o 20 ~ tho bottom 81 things
.." 'H order fo accomplish things 3 IT.
must have vide vision fn evorv
case N' discover some want ~ b.
H d1nrnroua fhlng for ua 10 crificise
som" ON" n'-ns work N D. better that
Nn en"IIf crifirife our own work
1ou con harr mo- church or con
mrH'nu without r. minister Take
fh" minister out Of the church and %
VII MOI af7rf You can not build
rInfoh or house unless YOU have Iir
GOOD found fiou 1u which % huUT
in our atfIc1fIoUll institutions we arc
laying fIn foundation 81 our rvanra.
'rHI church work m the churrn faa
Tive minister who ran eDrae and
advice. fhat church viii .ucccod but
~ 'lr minister ie no. live wire tho
church can NOT succeed yVhafsoovcr
WOW nuf into your institutions that
wnl voI cot back Your COLLEGES are
rnur. and Won determine in q great
wHaauro what me college viii b.
What We need ia college that will
rfrHrf Tho attention Of the father and
mother Of Tho boy or Girl
Committees Report
Following Tho address tho rcnorfa
rf fnU following mmiftpca were
made and accepted hv tho delegates.
D0wmiffoo on resolutions. committee
ou nominations and committee on ap