The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06
REV. CHAS. II. ROBINSoN TELLS OF
COMING OF PILGRIMS TO woR-
SNIP IN THEIR OWN MANNER
Several other Good speakers Axe Heard
Reports Are Heard From The
state Convention

Rev. Chas. II. Robinson. pastor Of ~"
, First United Presbyterian church' "U-
dressed the WNman'& club yesterday ~
t"ruu"n on tn" Landing OF thr pilgrim
ring address which hold IN" attention "f
! hts hearers closely Rev. lt"h'""n
graphically depicted the sterling virtues
~ morality; honesty and tHHh T!' ,h",
! Cora :harS Of our country. SAYING that
/ these are IN" basis and fundamental
principles upon which American citlz"ii,
! ship anL civilization was bull, and VII!
endure
"'rhs R:h,"." SAID NJ. the open Dbl"
: rh:Sn II held upon tho hand" of IN"
statue Of Faith. made from tn" granite
! cuttings "r tn" plymouth Rock. anu
rising 81 feet :rrm rs center. surround
! cd bv ilgur"s rrlrrScnting law. morality,
. liberty and education. is the symbol
upon which our country rests. The tr"-
! ltiuGs Of our fur"iHiA"rS. men OF GRAY
; Integrity. Who's love nL ,!r'rtE fHN'W
, them 10 !ear" the i-ulttul soil Of thor
own lands AND tn" comforts IT 81"
! homes ;ur the lEtrrcnn"SS and IruEaI;lN
! Of an unknown country lily" IN mo
hearts and Ideals Of our countrym"n TO-
day.
! The Puri;ans lived upon the letter IL
! tt" E.hl-. IN many respect" they we:.
narrow III their !dustS and ignorant OF
! the broader things OF life. They. w"rn
I laughed At by many. and man! 81 'H"'t
.
amounted t. tauat!c!Sm VIZ" IauEi'a".".
! hut x WAS out uf the trcn"rd"un SIN
! Crritv. Tho great !mpuls" toward i!"'-
! dom and an earnest life, tIa' tins '"Nn-
| try Of ours was built. Ch" lu,n VIII"
c:tInc over on thu Mayfiow"r wcrr rt N"
! common p"oplr: Il WAS their !'rl"" anu y
! is tho rrid. of thrir descendants. inc
: people II New England. thu kr"d 0'h
! pioneer stock, IN" back hone and Sin'"
! Of our race. that there wcr" no dukes, no
, l,,rbS harOnS n their midst.
! "IIr not max" III" IDiStk" OF cHnlNS-
! ing III. word pilgrim with that Of puri-
! tan. Th"y are tHu distinct terms; fur.-
! tan ia A word which was used originally
as a term OF d"r:S.ou. tn" rurtAnS
/ lived IN 1 time when the translation "i
: the Bib" was mostly ia terms or rita-
al.Sm and creed. and it was against Ih!S
: that th"ir "unsCicncrS rrvnit"d, and th'E
, dreamed of freedom. religious freedom.
! Tn" right to l!f", liberty and the w"T-
/ ship Of God in their own way:
! Or. Clara sullivan addressed ~" mon
! be-s of the club very earnestly for f"w
! nn,nrn;>. making q plea f"r Their Inter:
est and patronage Of the CrratOrc Grand
! Opera company which comes :" ~"
; Court Theatre within a few Gays ~
J Will present w" p"rf"rm1 nr'S 81 t"n,
! III" middle Of the month. l-uciH d LIN.
: c"ruuur and another opera IN" nam" g!
J un;ch will appear later
' DI-uinr the meeting or m" CLUB H"S-
, tnr,Iay afternoon an animated discus
, Siun took place among NIriuuS rluh
! ,fa,icrs az 20 the adv!SabilItr &c chang.
Ing the term and fifty cents quest
which appears ~ tho constitution. After
argument pro and con. with sugg" >ti"n ;
! advanced aga!nS; changing the rhrn 81
by Mrs. Julian r.. HcnrNc. former prrsi7
h-nt Of ~" club: Mrs. g r. Ewing ana
, N,re T. &. Surk" and Mrs. john j..
| Garden favor''e tn. amendment. IN"
motion was finally carried by 4 hrE''
majority :" l.av" tn" matter AS !; now