The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-05-11
MEETING HELD
To COMPLETE
ORGANIZATION
is ElssL SESSION OF EASTERN
JOINT SYNOD.
Assistance that can be given to church
nome. community and Sunday
school discussed.

Representatives OF three states. re-
presenting the newly organized Eastern
inSurlct Conference OF Women OF the
Joint Synod, formed recently al Can
lon. Ohio. held sessions YESTERDAY in
- James Evangelical Lutheran church
OF thls city. for the purpose of perfect
ing the organization. The three Sos.
slons held yesterday afternoon were
portance We're discussed The confer.
ence VIII close today. The conference
Was opened Tuesday evening. AT <
q clock when "A reception. and an ex.
ceilent musical program was given.
Last evening al 6 o'clock. a banoue,
MAS given for the visitors at the Yorn 4
Women's Christian association. ami
nearly fifty attended. II had been
planned 10 have n short program con.
siSting OF toasts from the visiting mem
oers. but this was deferred. owing
To lack OF time.
An interesting meeting was hold
Iast nlSht when musical program was
gwen II was opened by an organ
prelude. Largo" hy Haendel-XVbit
ney. played by organist Carl Nestman.
ne 81 James male quartet. compos-
ed of Theodore Bayha. Gerhardt Doe,,.
ken. Elmer Hess. and Charles Doep.
ken. gave selection. Rev 4. +
SteuNer. had charge Of the altar ser.
wee and Rev. J. II Huffman. of
l.oudenNille. o. preached. Rev. Kuhl
D IL
=. which l. the miracle Of the multi
plying Of the loaves and fishes.
An oiierinE was taken which will
De turned over To the building fund
bN resolution adopted at the afternoon
Ssion. Mrs William Charles Moore
OF this city, pleased with the offertory
SOLO. MY Redeemer and Nv Lord =
\ selection by the st James male
quartet and by organist Carl Nestman
concluded the program. Many favor
T 49, "a rfFsra.
visiting delegates upon the excellent
music furnished by Mr. Nestman
! AZ noon Yesterday. following the
morning session. buffet luncheon was
served for the visitors.
! Afternoon Session
The afternoon session was called
10 order By Mrs William Charles
Moore. who announced a hymn The
scripture lesson was read bv Rev g.
r. Helm. who also offered PRAYER. Mrs.
Znninger president OF the conference
then took the chair 4 report was
made by the resolution committes
providing that the Offering that was
. taken at the evening service be given
. 10 the building fund. the first donation
OF Us Kind 10 be- made by any district
J conference.
What Can women's Missionary
| Society do for the Home?" was the
D topic assigned 20 Mrs. c. 7. w. Brecht
/ oi Chicora. Pa. but owing 10 her
absence from the meeting the papar
was read BY Miss Fredricks. a delegate
4 from that city.
The paper was unusually interesting
I and several instructive points were
} brought out. Miss Frpdricks said in
part
The christian or Ideal home IS the
{ foundation Of q christian life II Is
! me personal christians influence. We
! bring out Of our homes TO impair ~
I by mutual advice and assistance
! through our missionary society "a
! tiau life"
II Is our duty 20 bring Christ and
m" life ~ a christian into every home
and 90 do this our home must be- OF
that nature, Miss Fredricks said The
/ principle work Of mankind is 10 bring
souls into the Kingdom Of God
Sunday School Aid
! Mrs. j IT, kuhlman. OF LoudenviIIc
! ohio. had well prepared paper on
] hat Can "a Womcn's Missionary
Z Society do FOR the Sunday school
. Mrs kuhlman said that each member
!of the missionary society should be
a member Of the Sunday school. there.