The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-19
INTERESTING ADDRESSES DGL1V-
EREp-ANNUAI MEETING TO
CLOSE THIS AFTERNOON
Luncheon Served Delegates at to"' 90
Street Churoh-Gew Comlui'-
toes Are Named.

nual session OF the synod or 'S
VIRGINIA Presbyterian churches He'u d.
tho FIRST Preshy terrain canrcA
Or, William Il. Hudnut. pastor ol '''
First Presbyterian church OF Au"I"'
town. O., delivered al address on
oigu Missions" and the subject, ion''
Missions" was discussed ny h"'. -
John Mcdowell. secretary "t the oo'1u
OF Homo Missions.
Rev T. v kOontZ OF Manhu6'O"
presided. and the meeting WAS aliehu'o
nv several hundred Delegates to IN"
synod and members OF the l'rcsn!'eF'""
church.
DIR. Nudnut spoke 1t lcngth OF ms
visit as u member OF a COMMUNIST"
representing the foreign board, 10 tne
mission fields Of Africa and syria. ~"
was much impressed with IN" ""'N
lrinc, done in Africa. h" SAID. ana ne
cIarrd II 10: y, other reason hilHS'''
work IN tho dark continent - worth
ALI Il costs because K NiNdic1'cs INK
white mar.
Tho missionaries. said l'r. hn""""
have larw"ly ovcr"om" the evil I'M NJ
,ncn or white men who nave G"h" ~ y
Africa no, to Chris':IriZ" IN" r""N"'
I'm, ~ trade with them. nnh In ~"
manv !r-iancca. to d"f"2u9. !" "nS'aN''
"a I,h,l,n AVID - degrade them.
DR.. Mcdowell in RS address. d""'ar"H
no -cos san for home MISSIONS wHH IN"
mood Tor evangelism 1T home. Inc on
I.,, Of home rnisa'"uS II" said. WA
,,- M. rnrsnr"ailNn ~ our forces ana
,hc STRENGTHENING ~ 'hc home hase.
".rh, method Of N" HON" m'FS'"h
uu-,. - 20 mako every missionary MI
crvrncr,ist." said pr MCp"wol. ana
eycrv cvansclic, supported 10y IN"
church ard 20 have "V"ry ~ 'Neht'a'
chuch support 4 home mission.
To Close This Afternoon.
rh. annual session will clos" tn'S
afternoon with tho selection or inc GU.
cor tho holding Of the 1928 session anu
tho closing ~ various business matters
and an address by Rev. W. e. A''en'
Yesterday mornings session 'p'n,'
With the reading ~ tho minutes "t IN"
r,-a,.tnr, n,ee;!ng and the report OF the
treasurer.
Rev charles y R!shop. NJ Charleston
delivered an address on "ChriSiaA Edu-
catIo,," He dIscussed the subject from
throc standpo!nts: the need ~ CHRISTIAN
education, tho need az tho right EN.G o.
, Christian education. and third 'A'
creed.
I'm educa,Ion today" said pr. Bishop
methods and standards pr!ce!eSsiy va.
liable are being hlppaRtly tossed as'"'
vhIlc ,ha emphasis 81 laid upon iHe
, "rs.rul." the vocational" and the pTac-
teal" As we fare the situation wh!c@
in consequence has arisen. many OF us
are ,cd - believe that tho great ana
appalling danger Of our educa;!"Aa! Sys-
tom today. among both these cH'S'ch'
and those proposed IS he emphasis '.n.
Is put upon the mere framing lo' '"s
doing OF things"
"aThs New Era Movement was dis
cusscd By Rev. L. A. krapr. lln told
OF tho progress being made n MS
movement and reviewed tho plans Tor
the ensuing year.
Tho communion service concluded the
| morning session. Moderator l. 8.
Lcwellyn presided. Tho bread was dis
;r!buted by Rev. W. II. Chase. "f 81.
! Ma-ys ard tho cup distributed Hy Rev.
H. NJ. Hosack OF Wcusnurs.
Luncheon was SERVED the delegates
and pastor by the Ladies q: the church
at Tho Fourth Street NJ. +. church
Row. Hanna Speaks
Rev Il w Hanna delivered ~ al
dress on ~" spiritual l.fo OF tire
Churches" NJ the opening of the after
noon session. Tho Youth Of thu
church, was discussed by EHv. Abcr:
I IL
serves in the church for u" youth and
uc ~, good that can bc accomplished oy
,hr Young Peoples Society.
Dr.. samuel Martin Gibson. pastor 81
the lTrs; Presbyterian Church. mad" an
address on General Church Work" Ho
reviewed the work done during tho pas;
Year throughout tho state.
Rev. T.. J. Lcwci!yn. the new Modcr
a.or. took as HIS subject Mems Work
In his address Many a man may have
missed his artua, calling. ~. L"wnllvn
emphasized. but IN" good man docs II
his chosen limo shows ~" Kind ~ a
man nc really Is
Rev. l.. =. Denise. s'ant secretary
or the National Reform Association. wax
then introduced and made a brief report
and discussed tho work nov S>;nG donr
BY that association.
Taking tho Tx' GU. OF E1-Service
Men was tho subjcc. Of a brief address
By George J. Horst. field secretary Of
the Mems WORK Committee.
Advances Suggestions.
| Nj. Horst advanced twelve aueges-
/ Ions for he carrying out OF what the
subject 81 his talk implies. They "cr":
l. Aim - use" not "amuSe' the
former service men.
. Civ" each man definite task.
and mako him feel that the church calls
aim to dHt!U!io service. Give him tho
, IarsoS; possible responsibility for Nh!"n
hts experience has fitted him. either. n
work FOR boys. as leader Of Boys Clubs.
/ teacher Of Bibla classes. usher!nE IN the
church, or work II the Pr"thcrhooi.
I 3. Do not look upon the honor roll
: Of your church necessarily az a list ~
men Interested in tho church, but rather