The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-26
MODERN DANCE SERMON SUBJECT
At THE CAMP GROUNDS TONIGHT

tree with i,s branches extending TO al
parts ~ oar land.
Mrs. Il. Il. Nay o. Wheeling confer
en-. president O; the ". Il. NJ. ; was
prescn, and gay" short talk Il; the
close OF ;he session.
Chudrsn's Day
Friday afternoon - Children Day
on the Camp Grounds. Rev. Teasardcn
has announced that the program vii! he
varied with solos duets. rotations anu
obIcr; lessons The children VIII al ne
seated On the platform. 10 which place
,hey VIII march in Il body.
Dae hundred and twcuty-sevrn chill
hren attended the Children'S service on
Thursday. A large part OF the platform
was fll!eu with objects for use IN dem
onstrat!"ns given BY Rev. TeaEardcn.
The tabernacle OF Rncien, Israel WAS
shown in miniature. In this tabernacle
was placed the ark OF the covenant IN"
golden randcStick the table FOR the
shaw bread. exc. In the temple court
was paced the ALTAR Of sacrifice. while
the tents surrounded the open court. \
beautiful comparison OF the temple and
cross was made.
Rev. reagardcn firmly believes tina,
lasting results will be obtained II the
RICH, impression is made on the heart
Of the child while II is pliable and suS-
ceptible 10 influence
Annual Assdng
The Womau's Camp Ground assoc.a-
ton held Its annual meeting At 10
n'ciocG Thursday morning. The report
Of the year was read to the organization
Tn" ,aSt YEAR has been the most re-
markabls year financially ever passed
t,v The association Eight hundred ana
six,y-slx dollars WAS turned into tne
treasury as the result OF the years
WORK. The Camp Ground ho,c.. owned
by this association. has been repaired
rooted. painted. and made modern In
every respect. According 10 Mrs. Grant
s Pollock who Is now staying on inc
grounds. this hotel Is among the very
best they have found N their travels
to the various camp grounds o! the
All Improvements and advan-
,aScs are due 10 the efficient Work OF
the ladies' organization.
This year Is the twenty-ntth ami
rersary Of the Women's Camp Ground
association. During practically all ths
time Mrs. J. W. Brooks Of Wheeling
nas been Recording secretary OF this
association. The ladies At their meet
INK Yesterday gave TO Mrs Brooks
hcient manner her services have been
given to the association
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: President Mrs.
Charles Rsdman: vice president. Mrs.
John r.. Schctlhase: recording secretary.
Mrs. ]. w. Brooks: corresponding sec
rotary MISS l.auN Crago: treasurer,
Mrs. Harry Hastings.
Evening SSvtcs
After the usual evening prayer praise
and son service the Glee club OF Calvary
church. Moundsville. gave scvera! sell
ectionS to a large and appreciative su-
d!ence.
Rev. C. Fred Anderson. district sup
erlntendent Of Wheeling district offered
the evening prayer.
The sermon was preached by Or. w.
J. Harvey. Text. Mark rs. The entire
story OF the healing OF the pals!ed man
as IS found In the second chapter OF
Acts was read.
Ono necessary prerequisite for real
Christian work Is 81 burden for tho lost'
This work Is easy when there IS
fellow feeling. All things arc possible
TO him who believes.
They went into tho highways and
hedges. like 10 think that the four
men who brought tho palsied man 10
Christ were Lazarus who had been
raised from the dead; Blind Rartimacus
who had been cured OF blindness. the
widows son whom Christ had raised;
the man with the withered hand who
was healed. These four VIII say had
&c, into revival When they were
filied with tho spirit Of Christ they
hunted their work. The Macedonian
rry comes as soon "a you are saved
You will get busy.
They made the way possible
These men sought the sick man dying
with paralvsis They tell him they have
been 20 the Christ and wish TO take him
along. We can almost sc" the Eope
coming into the face OF the sufferer
They Carried the man 10 inc great
ramp meeting Christ was conducting
II you consecrate yourself You ran
make the way possible for some one
else to come to Christ.
They actually brought him 70 Jesus
Take hold with ! tenacious grip ana
someone will b. won FOR thr!S'. "et
,oneth:ng worth while and your neigh
Dor Will want II TOO.
They wrought through faith and
works
They had confidence IL they could get