The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-07-10
ODD FELLOWS HAVE
ANNUAL OUTING
MEMBERS FROM LODGES IN TAI.
sTATE OisrRtcv ARE IN
ATTENDANCE
Shert Adc-e..-s Give, ~ lsiss o..
heisi % TIE o-oer-Gooo Atsietie
Program Rendered

The annual outing and picnic o, the
independent order o. ODD Fellow
shich ~as held yesterday proved a
decided success and Vas veil attend
"a u Il fully estimated that about
% odd Fellows. their families ana
friends % the various odd Fellow
lodges % the m state radius were IN
attendance 20 enJoy the various attn
leiic sports and Amussru-nts OF the
Cay Members % the order from the
following towns of the tn stat. radius
were present Wsyne-hurg. Gays
vile. West Alexander. TrlAdelphiA.
Elm Grove. Cameron. NoundsVille
NcM-chen. Benwood. Bsllatre
bridgeport. Martins Perry Harris
Vile. Newark. BarnesviIie. :, CIairs-
vile. Follansbee. wellsburg. a. well
as the members OF the Wheeling
lodges. Quite a number OF the Reb-.-
kshs were present and took an active
part In all % the various events
Among the prominent odd Fellows
o. the order IN attendance were: W
heesey. OF Fort Davis. Texas. past
Patriarch o, Mount Davis encamp-
ment No. ll3: A J. Wilkinson. or
Huntington. rrRnd secretary OF the
state sovereign grand lodge: Henry r.
Woody. OF Renwood. past grand mas
ter OF the state grand lodge. and Dis
uict Deputy Grand Master Hiram
Frazier.
Quite q number OF the members
trought their baskets well filled with
plenty OF good things 20 eat. contain
ing all the delicacies OF the season
thus giving them the privilege Of
spending the entire day and evening
AZ the picnic.
Due credit must be given 10 the
members OF the Joint committee for
the splendid manner in which the
90 hs
committee put forth a great deal OF
effort and time In order TO make the
day success as well as pleasant
enc for the members OF the order and
their friends. While the crowd was
rot as large as was expected. yet the
committee should he congratulated
for the wide publicity which was Civ
IN the event.
Athletic Program
In the evening n splendid. athletic
program of field sports were carried
out In which a great deal OF interest
and enthusiasm was manifested IN
each event. by all OF the boys and
who acted as officials in all the ath.
letic sports were. Charles VI. Tough.
II. r. Rennard and William Bye.
Prizes were awarded TO the winners
in each contest.
The results follow.
prize gold odd Fellow pin.
BOYS lO0-yard dash - William Hig
gins; prize. ball glove.
Girls 100 ward dash - Edna Bauer;
prize gold bar pin.
Rebekahs 50 yard dash Violet
F1oto: prize. pair silk hoes
Boys 50yard race. running back
wards - William Higgins; prize. base
ball.
Girls 5A-yard race. running back
wards Nellie Truog. prize hat pin.
Potato race - Girls-Feda Bowers:
prize. six rides on scenic railway.
Potato race bovs-Carl Pell:
prize: six rides on scenic railway.
Sack race - boys-Carl Pel. prize.
ban bat
Sack race - Girls-Nellie Truog:
Prize. bottle cologne.
Three Legged race - hoys-Robert
Fullerton and Junior Giffin. prize silk
ties.
Ball throwing contest - ladies' -
Sa All Floto: prize. box toilet powder
Ball throwing contest men-Ed-
ward Morrison: prize. base ball
Nail driving contest ladies' most
rapid driving. Nellie Floto. prize set
% tango beads
Swimming contest - boys-Harry
Rennard. Jr.. prize. bathing suit.