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the wholesaler, the retailer-are in dire straits. We women can help this situ- ation. We must have cotton goods sooner or later in our homes. Let us, every one of us, go forth and buy as generously as we can afford, cotton material made in the United States.
 We should go a step further Dur ing all the winter shopping 1t is our duty to ask always for goods made in America, insisting that the quality of these goods be of the best, thus spur ring our own artists and Workmen to their highest creative power and their best craftsmanship. Never have We had such an opportunity to show the world that we can and will make any sacrifice to save our country from ruined plantations, silent spindles, closed factories and starving work men,"
 Miss Helen Armstrong, president; Mrs. E. T. Ceilings, first vice president; Miss Nell Wilkinson. second vice presi- dent Miss May Hurley secretary, and MTS. r fTdnklln McOluSkN treasurer VIII serve as executive board of the Col lege club this season. The annual business meeting was held at the home of the former president Mrs. A w. Morrill,, 34S West Portland Place Wednesday afternoon and following election of officers the program was discussed. Present day authors, ar lists and musicians will occupy the clubs attention while a new depart = ment of civics win be organized. The meetings will be held the first and third Wednesday at the high school The Harmony club will hold its first meeting of the year "Wednesday afternoon No program has been arranged, the gathering being in the nature of a social 'gettog gether
 
 Mrs. Ira Moore, chairman of the civics and education department of the Glendale Woman's club will he Tn charge of the initial meeting of
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11
Orangewood Literary and Improve ment Club.
 Neighborhood Club, South Side. Washington District Woman's Club
Ramona Club. Admitted Sept. l.

Ramona Club. Admitted Sept l.
 It was decided by the organization that the January meeting of the Dis trict Federation shall be held in Phoenix at the Womans Club house; that it shall be an all-day meeting (two sessions), and, since the pri- mary purpose of this Federation is to develop a get-tOgether'' spirit among the women of Central Arizona, to follow the precedent of many other clubs and have luncheon served at mid day, not at club expense, but a fixed price to be paid by each one partaking.
 It was decided also that at the January meeting, there shall be given reports of the annual meeting of the State Federation of Women's Clubs and of local work by the clubs of the District Federation; that other wo- mems organizations, not members of this District Federation, may be in- vited at the discretion of the Execu- tive Board, to meet with us and tell us of their work; that the October meetings shall be held at the homes of the clubs outside the city and that the special purpose of meetings in this month shall be to initiate plans of study and work for the de- velopment of our district, Central Arizona.
 PROGRAM OCTOBER 28, 1914
 Place of meeting-Glendale Wo- mans Club 9:30 a. m. Registration of delegates.
 Opening Session
 1o:00 A. M.
 Music.
 Address of Welcome Mrs. J. M. Pearson, President of Glendale Wo- mans Club.
 Response and Opening Address. Mrs. B. A. Fowler, President District
Arizona republican., 1914-10-11

Mrs. Nellie Carmody and little son Edmund, who has spent the summer in Canada with her brother Herman McFaT has left Detroit on her re- turn to Phoenix after visiting in Chi cago, she is expected home about the 20th.
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CLUB NOTES
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(COnunued From Page One) ply goods inferior to none in the foreign market, and it only rests with the American woman to give to American industry the same en- couragement that her patronage gives tn European industry. to lead Ameri- @. to the front in the production of the choicest of fabrics, gowns, hats etc.
 It would seem. on the whole, that the effect of the European war on the industry of the United States thus far has been beneficial rather, than otherwise, by it's stimulus to the opening of new fields of industry, as well as toward the building up of the shipping industry through profitable merchant marine. It re- mains for us. as American citizens to demonstrate whether the oppor- tunities thus opened 10 us shall be Of permanent benefit to our nation. The initial meeting of the central Arizona District Federation of Wo- mems clubs will be held in Glendale, october 2S. Mrs. B. A. ', Fowler, or eanizer and president of the fedora tion has arranged the program which appears in booklet. containing be- sides the constitution the following features:
 Central Arizona District Federation of Women's Clubs-Organized Jan
 uary 27th, 1914
 OFFICERS 1914
 Executive Board
 President-Mrs. B. A. Fowler. R. F. D. No 6, Phoenix Womans Club. First Vice President-Mrs Perry Downing, R. F. D. No. ,, Phoenix tMadison Improvement Club. Second Vice President-AIrs C. C. Cash. R. F. D. No 6, Phoenix CTempe Womans Club.
 Recording Secretary-Mrs. NJ. P. White. 522 North Sixth avenue, Phoe nix (Glendale Womans Club. Corresponding Secretary-Mrs. E. B. O'Neill, R F. D. No. ,. Phoenix (Civic League).
 Treasurer-Mrs C. C. Custer. R. r. D No. t. Phoenix (OrangeWood Lit erary and Improvement Club. Auditor-Mrs. C.. W -Honghton, R. F. D. No. }, Phoenix (South Side Neighborhood Club).
 STANDING COMMITTEES
 Program Committee
 Shall consist of the Executive Board.
 Resolutions Committee Mrs Perry Downing. chairman; Mrs. A. w. Morrell. Mrs l. A. Moore Mrs. H. G. Corson, Mrs. H. B. St Claire
 Credentials Committee Mrs. E. E. O'Neill, chairman; Mrs j. G. Hammels, Mrs. r. E. McCrary.
 MEETINGS
 October 28, 1914
 The District Federation will meet with the Woman's Club in Glendale, 9:50 8. m. to D. m
 January 1o, 1915
 The District Federation will meet with the Womans Club in Phoenix in connection with the annual meet ing of the State Federation.
 CHARTER MEMBERS
 Woman's Club of Phoenix.
 College Club of Phoenix.
 Conservation Club Of Phoenix. Harmony Club of Phoenix.
 Civic League of Phoenix.
 Woman's Club of Glendale.
 Woman's Club of Tempe. Madison Improvement Club.
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The Camp Verde Woman's club is the latest organization that has voted to become affiliated with the State Federation of Clubs.
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Mrs Ira Moore, chairman of the civics and education department of the Glendale Woman's club will be Tn charge of the initial meeting of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22
AT THE VICTORIA.

Victoria theatre will start a brand
new bill with the matinee this afternoon
and IL will run the remainder OF the
week IL l. made up OF five all star
acts and the NictOriascope pictures
(which close all performance. The fea-
ture act will he the -Four Bantas." "A
combination OF musical wonders who
have been creating n sensation all over
the country on their tour. They come
here direct from the big houses and are
certain 20 be popular with lovers OF
music. They play many and divers in
struments.
clifford and Douglas make up classy
team who will be seen In a number OF
pleasing specialties and they come here
with splendid recommendations. q. T.
Fiske and Nellie McDounouEh will pres
ent The Ladies' Interfering Society a
very novel and pleasing idea by Mr..
Fiske Then there will be Ernest A.
Rachett. es Richard earle IN vaudeville
lie will sing hts own songs and speak
his own ideas which are said TO be re-
markedly clever.
Last but by no means least will be the
Flying La Mars" sensational acrialists.
who have an act that has taken the
country BY storm In the last few months.
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IA Mrs. Hogg has returned but Mrs.
Melvin VIII visit for several days
Pete Nournakes and Frank Miller. OF
Beech Bottom. were Wheeling visitors
last evening.
Mrs. Mary Doak OF Sheridan. Pa. and
Mrs Wilbur Knox. OF Holidays Cove.
have left for their homes after a visit
with Mrs. Lewis Ralston
Miss Margaret DOrnan Is III at her
home on Main street.
Mrs. Anton kolE and mother were
Steubenville. o. visitors on Tuesday.
Mrs. William Stoetzer. of Wheeling.
was Tuesday visitor with relatives In
Weusburg. and visited her mother. Mrs.
Robert Mackey at the Ohio Valley hos
pital at Steubenville. o.
The interior of the store room OF
Charles Patterson at the corner OF
Charles and seventh street a. rapidly
nearing completion. and will soon b.
ready for occupancy. The Cook Fourth
ward store will occupy the room when
completed
The two houses OF Jasper and Alfred
Potts. on Commerce street. are almost
completed on the outside. the roofs have
been laid, and work on the interior is
being pushed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

several days a. the guest Of hi parenfs.
az Elm Grove. has rejoined the coast AZ.
Urinary az Boston.
Rev J. N. Potter Of the Vance Mem
grial church. az Woodsdale and REV II.
-. Lcwellyn, Of the Stone church. al
lin Grove. are attending the synod
meeting that r. being held az Eikinr
Miss Julia Eoncy has returned 20 her
home 90 West Alexander after spendiug
several days a. the guest Of friends al
ClavEviuf
Clnof the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Miller Lyle. o. confined 20 his home
az west AleNuudcr. with diphtheria.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Edward Blake. on the
stone church road. are the proud par
cnts % baby boz
Mrs. p. Crider and Mrs. John Trus-
sell. or the Stone church road left YES.
teruay for lnionfuwn. o.. where they
VIII spend several days a. the guest 81
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Haden. ~ Union.
town. are spending several DAYS A. the
guest OF friends az West Alexander
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WELLSBURG

WELLSBURG. W. Va. oct. 21.-On
Tuesday evening SUBJ DOnapi. OF Col
hcrs plead guilty 70 violating the NOst
law iu the circuit court and was SEN
fenced 20 serve sixty days In the county
jail and pay a hne OF 500. Donapi was
arrested more than two months ago for
selling liquor 90 people az Golfers and
last evening plead guilty 20 the charge.
He started serving his sentence immedl-
atcly.
The case Of the o. j Lang shoe co.
AGAINST r. 81 Mathews. Of Golfers.
which was appealed from Justice Jacob.
was brought before the court on Wed
nesday morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Patrons Of the West Virginia Trac.
ton Electric Company in the out.
the-pike district are still registering
complaints about the service that /.
given them by the company. Since
the l5-minuto schedule went into 81.
feet almost every car IL crowded 10
the limit. and In many cases more
than half the passengers are com.
PEELED 20 stand. The cars are mostly
built TO seat In the neighborhood OF
30 persons. and In many cases i2s TO
$50 people are crowded into one car.
This makes travelling very uncomfort.
able. and many complaints are being
heard
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

The guest of his parents on Big wheel
ing creek
Hugh Edgar. Of Pittsburgh. spent yes
ness matters
Mr.. and Mrs. William Anderson. of
near West Alexander. will leave within
a short time for the west where they
VII spend several months
Members ~ the 81 Mays church. OF
martins Ferry. enjoyed = bowling party
anq chicken supper last evening at the
John Kent. a. sand fuIf. be- spending
= ieN DAYS lu Wasurahufa WHORE hr n
LOOKING after business matters
Mtss Vera McNey has returned % her
nome a. cameron. after having spent
several DAYS a. the guest Of Mas cora
Howard. ~ West Alexander
Mff. Alexander Paxton. ~ Pleasant
valley. De- spending several dnve Iu
iltteburgh ~ the guest Of friends
Mrf Elizabeth Porter OF West Alex.
andcr is visiting friends and reiaffyr.
o. Moundrviile
George Gibson who has been anerdt,o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

a household remedy OF The French
peasantry consisting Of pure vege.
table oil. and said 90 possess wonderful
merit in The treatment a. stomach.
liver and Intestinal troubles. has been
introduced in this country bg Georee
" Mayr. who FOR twenty years has
been oen Of the leading down town
druggists Of Chicago and who himseif
vas cured by its use So quick and 81
fcctivo De- ns action that a single iose
ie usually enough 10 brinE pronounced
relief in the most stubborn cases. AMI
many people who have trie Dr. eciare
hey have never heard Of anything TO-
produce such remarkable results IN
20 short a time 10 a. known az Mavrr
wonderful stomach Remedy and can
nov Do had 90 almost any drug store.
" ia nov sold here by g. w. GrIeaf.
John toloman'n 3 stores. Hoge Davis
DRUG Co. and druggists everywhere.
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At the Court Theatre next Wednesday
october 2s. matinee and night. NIessrs
Primrose and Wilson. the famous min
strel stars and their company OF hftv
MI-prominent black face singers. dane
ers. instrumentalists and comedians will
be the attraction
George Primrose. Americas most
Eraccful dancer. and George Waltz Ne
Again Wilson have been identfdcd y-,tb
minstrelsy for the past forty years
Ihey are the surviving members OF the
famous quartette OF black face stars
Harlow. Wilson. Primrose and West
This organization set n standard for 81
cellence that has ever been the goal of
minstrel producers.
Messrs. Primrose and Wilson have
surrounded themselves with "A company.
that Tor excellence. has not been equaIl-
Cd. II H. claimed. since the days OF the
harlow. Wilson. Primrose and West sue
cesseE
magnificent costume and scenic in
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OUT-THE-PIKE
Hlah claan conoert

This evening AZ the First o. p
church high class concert and
operetta will be given by the Schu-
bert Quintette under the auspices Of
the church choir. and a rare evening
Of enjoyment r. being anticipated.
The quintette o. composed OF mem
bers Of the Thomson NJ. r. choir.
beaded BY Mr.. Frank Kincheloe and
Mrs. Elsie Fischer Kincheloe and the
following interesting program will be
rendered.
Come Away.....----.,......... straus
ouartette
NJ Emile Aucreman
Ny Ain Foik. ........-...--... Forster
Mrs forrest Frankhouser'
o Moment That Hlest ........ Upton
Mr.. Frank ~ Kineheioe. Mrs Elsie
FISCHER Kincheioe.
Spirit Flower. ......... Campbell Upton
Mrs. Anna futou-Otto
81 rrsns if Kincbeios wood
PART IT,
Mrs Elsie Fischer kincheioe
flano SOLO klTulrffn ....... .... Verdi
Mrs Anna Hiiton.Ofto
Comic gperetta In Cortumel Subject
THE Lottery TICKET
4,...,,..- -. Two Act4l
Aheupfiue crank Zen. rich Uuf uIr.
erly 1880. SIR Tfant W EfnrheIsc
Henry wilkins. fhh hlFrra bor. IT,
nowerv roufh ST. Emlle hurrfmann
Mra. Jeruaha Gku0dnuuar. frnnE.r
housefeeper with n fnnfueaa far be-
s..t..... Sire FORREST IffrE nuurrr
Melissa Dubflnr smart unuef maid.
..-... ... Mr. Elsie Fischer. ilInrhaIse
NrHrfnror hnr
SCENE Kitchen boz Mr cranra house
9uyouaia.
W. Crank dlHrNrrrH lottery fffHnf fn
hig hourekeeref BASKET fIr fnInEa be-
belongs fu hfr iu reality Hhn Ia keen.
inF ~ Tor Melissa. Or wins fHr ranIfaf
prize ~ fii 600. NJ rranE raa1a ffo
result ~ che drawing In nr raref pro.
poses o. Tire old lady 1rd uaFrIra her
before hr hrla out Doe mistake The
sofne which follows hfrEafa description
IN The midst ~ hIa woe Mrs. Grant
suffers a stroke ~ GOOD fortune anI an
ends verr happily
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

NrH ~ T. Wilson WHa business call.
or bob Efeubrnville. 3D.. on TueHdaf
Mr. David EVera1n and two children
~ NtfellnE we're UriisburF visitors an
IurrdaF
Ths FAMILY ~ n. o. wallace haa NOV.
% from Eleventh street to Twenty sec.
und street
a % Whitarrs. ~ clarkaburr. rrprs.
tentative ~ the Luten bridge Company
d. MelHhurr business caller
T.. 81 i.nuhnrf ~ short Greek vac a
Neliauurq business caller on Wedneafsv
tra Katherine Nelson naH returned
o. naI homo after r. Welt with relative
o. Hfilaire Ter dIufhfer Me William
Laltorhe accompanied her to Weufhurs
ana Ia VISITING here.
Mfe Hnzahefh Hoes end lnuFhfrr.
Mrs Harry Melvin left un sunday frr
VII WIN rnlaurr- Do Ml-n-nllnn.
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A Pertinent ouestlon

The question has been asked. "In
what way are Chamberlain Tablets
superior to pills." The answer Is.
They are more mild and gentle in Of.
feet and more reliable. Besides. they
improve the appetite. cleanse and In.
vigorate the stomach. correct disor.
ders OF the liver and leave the bowels
in a natural and healthy condition.
while the use OF pills. owing to their
drastic effect, is often followed by
constipation" For sale by all dealers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Let Btuargs CaIeium Wafsrs rive
you = me-, clear Transparent compiler
Ion, IKE this young iady's"
They contain a. their main lnRredl.
ents the moat thorough. quick and 81
fective blood cleanser known-calrium
aulphids
stuarts calcium Waters have not a
particle ri poison In them. They are
free from mercury. biting drugs or
venomoua opiates. This ia absolutely
guarantend. They cannot do any
harm. but they always DO good-zood
that you can see in tho mirror before
your own eyes in few DAYS after =
Stuarts Calcium Waters Will make
you happy because your face viii b.
welcome sight not only 20 Yourself
when you look into The GLASS. but 10
everybody else who knows you and
talks with you.
You don't want TO wait forever and
DAY TO got rid Of your plmples or
other skin eruptIons You want 10
get rid u them right nov Next week
you may want 10 70 somewhere where
you wouldn't Ike 20 have 10 take the
pimples along
Go % your druggist today and OBJ.
tain r Dor Of stuarta Calcium Waters
and then watch all your face horrors
simply fade sway They are sold
everywhere drugs are sold Price go
cents a small sample package viii
30 mailed free BY addressing B. A STU.
art Co. i75 Stuart building. Marshall.
Mich
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Sarah J. Montgomery and James &
Muutromery her husband. Of Wellaburr.
20 Albert D. Williams. and MARY MIi.
liame. ~ Weilsburr. lot 1n1 iu the CITY
Of WellsburE. consideration 800 and
other good and valuable confederation.
Dated October 20. 1914
FrOoke County Improvement Company
fn Mary James and John james ~ vol
lanFbef. lot 1f1 block f3. ln the original
plan ~ the town ~ FuiiHuabee. rnnaid-
efafiun $3.50. Dated December Is. 1903.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

The last sad rites over the remains
OF the late George Weber. OF West
Alexander. who passed away at the
home of Dorsey Anderson. Tuesday
morning. will be held from the place
Of death this morning at 10 O'Clock.
Rev. J r. Pry. pastor OF the West
Alexander VI. T. church. will ofici.
ate. lnterment will be made in the
West Alexander cemetery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

Lewis Lucas. well known az a caterer
and hotel man has embarked in the res
tauraut business Boz this city. having
purchased the Central Restaurant on
the owner q. T. Richmond. Mr. Lucas
takes charge on Thursday. The Central
Restaurant b. located az 12Z Seventh
street. and during the several years 81
its existence has enjoyed r. good patron.
axe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

that were recently contracted for by
the town of Fulton. For sometime the
residents of Fulton have been COM
planning Of the lighting system OF
their town. and recently the council
took action and awarded the contract
for the installation OF lights to the
West Virginia Traction and Electric
company.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

a session % the Worlds Bible Confer
enCe viii open on Sunday evening. Oc-
tober 70. 90 the Presbyterian church In
Wcliahurr. and will continue until WI.
GAY evening when the last meeting viii
ho held. AL the mectlnga which are
u0n-denouluaflonal will be- held fn the
Presbyterian church
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

rams comm. H veil known resident
or fattfrFuu. received painful injuries
hFHt. ruaN ft CuiuE when BE- was kicked
f"N IaCN Hf RI horse. COMM who
driNra Tor Vincent NrrraIoffl contractor
~ fh1f vicinity. drove tu tho grIer
phArfnuff Aftrr stopping the team Do
INfuf.rN ffNuI fnr NHrHn. Iu duinu fhfH
Do placed BITE band ON fhn hip 81 one 81
ne lufHNH Immediately fnr animal
EirFed Tf ODE driver The result waa
fI1f Ir vas afrIrt ri rianfiun blow Dol
fhe fnra Fortunately fhf hUaf of tho
anln1al missed Cou1fna face end DO 81.
fHUHH pro hTf'U fHfHI Injury
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vestiture has been given the production.
A big spectacular street parade viii be
given at noon on the day Of the per-
Torrance. at which time Messrs. Prim-
rose and Wilson will be seen. The seat
sale will open Monday.
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Henry Coote. who sings the tenor role
with Victor Morley in the musical sue
cess My Best Girl which comes TO the
Court next Monday night. performed n
IKE duty with the number one Rose
Maid during the heyday OF that PLAYS
success. Last season he was called up
on 10 create the principal roles in four
different broadway productions the
sale OF seats viii nnen fn-nnrrnu.
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IaAPPrD I'M AN rrrnnNo

Imagine being trapped in n vast in
terno OF boiling lava-on the floor OF
the crater OF Nesuvius-with 1000 foot
precipices OF crumbling lava on every
side. and the only way OF escape choked
on completely by dense poisonous smoke. .
The photographers engaged in dining
the trip down the crater OF Vesuvius
winch Lyman II. Howe will present at
the Court Theatre tomorrow and Friday
night and Saturday matinee found them
selves In exactly this perilous position.
TO retreat meant death by asphyNiation
In the clouds OF sulphurous fumes over
hanging them. To remain idle was TO
expose Themselves to avalanches OF
crumbling lava and falling debris from
above To continue downward meant to
proceed over mere crust OF lava over
laying the seething cauldron. which was
getting thinner and thinner. They were
Walking not on thin ice" as the adaEe
goes, but on thin-very thin-lava with
the temperature at l.1i3 degrees F'ahren-
melt, where the prOverbial thin ice"
would be a luxury unspeakably well
come. At every moment they were sub
1ect 20 being splashed by molten lava or
engulted by an avalanche from above
lt was only under ouch death defying
circumstance that the remarkable
scenes could be secured which Mr. Howe
will present.
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u was announced last evening that
the regular monthly meeting Of the
Rustic club. composed Of the young
people OF valley Grove will be- held
FRIDAY evening AZ the home % Roy
Pogue. The last Friday night Of each
month b. the regular meeting nirht.
but OWNS 10 certain circumstances
was brought forward one week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

All members uf the Keystone Bible
class Of the Stone church Sunday
school are requested 70 meet this
evening in their class room at the
church for the purpose OF compiler -
hnal ARRANGEMENTS for the mask %
" that will be given In the basement
OF the church Friday evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-10-22

The Ladies' Aid society Of the Elm
Grove Church Of God will give a pie
and necktie social in the Upper Pet
ers' Run school house Saturday even
Ing. October "a. All young ladies are
requested to bring a pie. together
with an apron and necktie. The pro-
ceeds derived from the affair will be
used for the benefit Of the church.
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sonville. Fla, on account OF the DEATH
Of her daughter-in-law Mrs John
Henderson. who formerly resided a.
Elm Grove. No particulars as 10 the
cause Of her death have been learned
with the exception that the deceased
has been In ill health for several
years.