The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-19
SERVICES AT FIRST CHRISTIAN
CHURCH FOR 81 DECEASED
MEMBERS.
Rev. W. II. Fields Delivers Memorial
Setmon-"What Hath God
Wrought" Subject.

impressive memorial services were
held last evening at the First Chris'
tan church In honor OF the hrty.one
departed members Of the West Fir-
ginia circle No. Isl, Protected Home
Circle.
A fitting program had been ar
ranged for the occasion, which includ-
ed several beautiful musical solos by
the individual members Of the CHOIR
The following IS the program
Organ Prelude ............ Organist
Mr.. Oliver Edwards.
HYMN abide With Me-
Anthem-"My Faith Looks Up to
Thee" ............. Schneider
Scripture Lesson and Prayer.
Solo Mrs. Irene Fedman
Offertory and Announcements.
Duet Misses May and Sue Porter
Roll Call of Departed Members...
BY Secretary Of West Virginia Circle
Organist. Nearer, My God. to Thee
Violin Solo ............... Selected
Robert Kleives.
Sermon Rev. VIII Fields
HYMN Rock Of Ages
a
Memorial Ode.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
Rev. ". H. Fields. pastor OF the
First Christian church. delivered the
memorial sermon to the large congre-
cation, among which were a large
number OF Protected Home Circle
members. Rev. Fields took as his
subject What Hath God Wrought
These words were made famous by
! s. n. Field. the man who laid the Al,
lantic cable after many failures ana
after people had predicted that the
work could never be accomplished
What hath God wrought" were the
first words sent over the ocean after
the completion of the work.
In the course OF the sermon Rev.
Fields mentioned many other inven'
lions, such as the trolley car, the te'e-
phone the radio and the Harvesting OF
steam and electricity and making
them carry on the works or man.
which brought to mind the words OF
Mr. Field, What hath God wrought?
Greater than all these inventions
of great importance Is the great
scheme OF redemption planned by
! God for the saving Of the world, '''t'
ed Rev. Fields. At this point he
lated the story Of Adam and Eve and
told how sin was introduced into the
worl and that without the shedding
of blood there was no remission from
our sins. He then told OF the fulfill
ment OF the promise made by God OF
the birth OF God, which again orought
back the words. What hath Goa
wrought" He then went on 10 tell
| the life Of Christ and the wondertuI
| work done by him among the people
hear and the sick well, until the time
Of his death on the cross; alter MS
death his remarkable resurrection
from the grave and his ascension into
heaven, which recalls the words
"U.bat hath God wrought" Using
this az an illustration. Rev. Fields
told the congregation that those dead
for whom the services were being
hell-waEa the same as Christ, ana
t,Iat they, too, would also rise from
! he dead which closes the sermon
rith those wonderful words, "What
hath God wrought?
The following are the members oi
the order who have passed away. and
! in honor of whom the services were
! held:
Philip Lynn. Jerry Newman. John
Shanaman. John ". Kite. Carl kron'
Jaeger, IT.. Agnes Sharp, Carl kron'
Jaeger. Sr., Jacob Newman. L. A. HON
man. Elmer Use. Julia Tuttlc. William
. G, Kemp. Dorothy McCrane. lose
mime Whitecotton. William +.
HAYNES Laura X. thinner. Martha +.
Kite, Harry c. Ulrich. Sr. Eldridge {.
Hcalcv George Stein. L. Harry ly-
dick, Gertrude Kcmple. William f.
schultz. John A. Daugherty. Henry
! Oberle Augusta Rcitz. Julius Melntel
q NJ. Kroniaoscr, Chester r. kron.
Jaeger, William X KutChman COIN
France Edward l.. Hopkins. Elizabeth
Woke. Maud Williams. Harry King
Sr., Bertha Godfrey. Orie F. Shope,
Katherine Mueller. William McGill.
Caroline Kronjaeger. Ruth Hicks,
conwen. Emma Brandau. Halle Std
ger, Katherine Tuskey, Mary O1.eary.
Frank T.. Miller. 1enie Robertson. lr"n
| White. Lenora White, Harley .. Bos-
top Simon Rran1Iu