The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-09-16
mr.. EARLE W|LELEY'5 ADDRESS
At THE CHURCH CONVENTION

crease Of 76S members. Ten new par
sonRgss had been built and 1872 others
added. Sixteen volunteers for the min
istry were cared for.
Budget 81 Large
Carrying on the work throughout the
state as II should be done. required n
budget OF $4,000. DR.. Clark said IN his
report.
rh" report given by Rev. NJ. s. MIL
Ter of Grafton. was The most complete
OF any Mr. Miller has been located at
Grafton ten months and his report
showed tina; remarkable work had been
ACCOMPLISHMENT Membership in the
church has been Increased from 80 res
Ideut members 10 %. The church is
luadeQuute for the congregation which
- fast outgrowlng Il, y lot has been
purchased and paid for and the conGre-
CATION has IN cash and Liberty bonds
over $l5.0nOSIO dcfray the expenses or
tho new church. ot which IN" cost has
been estimated 1T S2-.Cbo. The sunday
school mas averaged Total collection
o. $l73.S6. IN ten months aud the con
Er"CItion and Sunday school together
have toraled SljlS.96.
Rev $ NJ. SHlplry OF tn" Elkins
church reported that his church dug!nE
the past wear had raised $500. The
church membership bad been increased
to 1903 members and the Rbl" school
was greatly Increased In membership.
Christian Eudeavor and other societies
have been organized.
many OlulCu4Ilos
From tho modest report OF Rev. w.
= Dial Il was evident that his section
was one OF the hardest with which 10
cope. The roreiGn element had not
progressed much making religious WORK
i'm this diStric, very difficult 10 cope
with. However III spite OF difficulties
a nav church Is being erected at Silver
Leaf
"E:vanGeli$m" was tho subject OF a
powerful sermon delivered by Key e
~ Williams pastor OF thu Boyd Mem
orial church Of Charleston.
Mrs. W. W. Hume. state president
presided over the afternoon meeting OF
the Christian Board OF Womens Mis-
SlonS. SouS service ronducteu g! |;
NJ Kendall and X. VI. Roper opened
the session. An address was delivered
by Mrs. Hume and by Mrs. Afra An
drrson OF indianapolis
About $50 people were taken care or
=, the super which was served by tn"
women Of tho church at the fellowship
meeting At five o'clock ToastS and ad-
dresses were made by prominent clergy
men and laymrn Of the church.
Thursday Program
The following program Will DO car
RED out today:
Thursday, Sept. le-MoruIns Session
$50 Il. m.-Quie, hour. led by j. G.
Waddell. New Mart!nsrillc. Prayers
clifford Buoy. Paden city, J. G Baugh.
S!stersvllIe; J. {. Reynolds. Princeton
l.. S. Poser, Ronceverte: . rxo.u
S.AJ a. m.-SonS service. +. ". ENCot'
'" 9:ls a. m.EAddress "lthtng." Ger
aid Culbertson. pastor Bcckley church,
$40 a. m.-SOug.
9:i5 a. m.-Address. Building a. Com
0 @n" W. Va. w. L. ''''
iO:lO a. m.-Song. ~,
lO:l5 a. m-Address. Christian En-.
deavor." P. p. HasseIvander' pastor OF
Bluehcld. W. Va.
l0:45 a m.--Bustress session. Re,
ports OF the committees nan'shed
0u i5:SS Noon-Clostns prayer. w. O..
Ward, pastor. Chester. W. Va.
Afternoon Session
United Christian Missionary Session
las p m.-SonG service.
zoo ?; m-1Address' DR.: EaTIS WAN ,in n
church. Washington. D. c.
80 p. m.-Song.
@:35 p. Observation-Disclosures United
work team. Prayer. h. p. Wise Heth,
any. ". Va History and Grg3n CIt,I, or
Rotary. +. c. N. :. he field Of the Tilted
society. Mrs Mira r. Anderson score,
ary g ". B. NJ Financing the United
society. Robert Hopkins, secretary n.
{. NJ. S. Open discussion ana conference
Presentation Of world call.
$40 p. m.--Bcnedtctton. Cioyd GOOD
night. prcstden, Bethany College. Both
any. W. Va.
100 p. m--Song service. Z. O. Excel
and Alvin Ropes. Prayer. r. W. LtlleY.
pastor First Christian church. CharlsS-
ton, W. Va. ~
rnent" J. w. Yoho, pastor Madison
ave. church. Huntington. W. Va.
$40 D. m.-Sony. W.,
S:35 D. m.-Address. DR. Earl VII
rley, pastor Garfield Memorial Chris
tian church. Washington, y. G. CLOSING
prayer, Frank Ransdcr. Hinton. w Va.