The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-03-14
A|GOG
OVER COMING
CITY ELECTION
Industrial Party Calls Ward
Meetings and also a Mass \
Convention.

:
SALEaf. March 13.-The city. cleo
ton here approaches, and the Indus
trial party. the party in power in
the present local administration, has
called for ward meetings for Monday
night. and mass convention at the
Central sschool building Tuesday
night. Talk and rumors Of available
candidates is common NJ Berkeley
Davis, the present mayor, is favorably
mentioned to succeed himself although
other names are frequently mentioned
by admiring citizens H. J. Cross,
city recorder. will likely have no OPP
position in his party primary. No
Doubt theBe will be spirited and
good natured contest for chief of POI
lice. ]. II. Moore, thep resent effic-
lent chief, will possibly be asked to
try for thep lace again, but friends Of
the following persons Will put their
names before the conventions: Fred
Davisson, David aGin, each Of whom
have served in this capacity before;
3. w. Kinney and Joel H. Randolph
The street ad water commissioner po-
sftioD Is now held by W e Leonard,
@fo will be acked to serve again as
ae Is familiar with the trying de-
tails OF the job. but v. q. Flowers is
often urged to permit his name TO go
before the primary. The opposition.
VIII center in the Socialist ticket
bit as to prospective candidates 1t is
not so easy TO forecast lanes Amos
and G. Earl Meredith arc favorably.
mentioned as the candidates for chief
OF police. Future developments in
local municipal affairs will be watched
With interest.
2
The Farm Women's Club OF Salem
and vicinity has arranged with the
university expension department for
a school in home economies to be held
March " to 6inclusiye at the Bap-i
list church OF Salem This session
Will be held in the afternoon. begin
ming at 1850. The work will be In
charge Of Miss Nell b. Barnett and
VIII consist if lectures and meonstra-
tons son the following subjects:
Fruits, vegetables, bread making.
meats. n.aet substitutes and the plan
ming OF meats. A fee OF twenty-five
cents will be charged each member
for the entire course. The college
and high school girls will be adj
mitted free
The Rev a. j. c. Bond, pastor OF
the Salem Seventh Lay BAPTIST
church, will leave the last of the
month to enter the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary at Louisville,
ny, for an extensive course in theo-
logical studies. His congregation has
granted him leave OF absence. Ar
rangements have been made by him
Tor supplying his pulpit during his alb
sense, which will cover about three
mon tbs
The new pipe organ for the Seventh
Day Baptist church has arrived, and
viii be earl yinstalled. an expert
workman being expected next week to
set up and test the organ. This Is
the first pipe organ to be installed in
Prominent members OF the board OF
trade have issued call for mass
meeting for next Wednesday evening
at the city council chamber. For
some time the board of trade has geen,
tendeayoring to bring to bring to
Salem some industrial enterprise
different from anything now here. At
this meeting REPRESENTATIVES Of a new
proposition vii meet with Salem
people to explain how this city can
be benefited by this new factory. An
Invitation is extended to all enthu-
s1astic boosters for the city.s weI-
fare to attend this meeting.
Elvang elistic services will begin at
the Baptist church Sunday under the
leadership OF DR.. 81 ]. Woofter, the
pastor.
Bourmorch,s Frenc horchestra gave
very nice ball at the Eagles hall
Friday night. Although not large
number were present a very pleasant
time was enjoyed by the favored ones
such was not the case, and that it
would 1rL sell to merchants only.
s Miss Mardas E,ranlant,ay,p ~, Z.