The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-28
WARWOOD -,
WARWOOD PUPILS
HONOR ROOSEVELT

Al noon yesterday the pupils Of the
! high school. both senior and junior, OBJ
served the anniversary or the birth or
the late cX-presdcnt Theodore Roosc-
, velt by staging program at which Rev.
! l.. 4. Mrt'rrd. pastor OF the Lutheran
church, was the principal speaker. The
! following was tho program rendered:
| Song America, by the school; reading OF
the governors proclamation catherine
/ blackburn; message To tho teachers,
Prof. Mitchell; special music led by Miss
| Epstein: recitation. Give Us Men," Vera
Taylor historical sketch on life Of
Roosevelt. Pcrsis Baker: quotations
from the life Of Roosevelt, Fred Shirley;
Alice Marsh, Edward Smith, Charles
Zoecklcr. Kermit Robinson, Marie Mes
BIT: BERNARD Ross. Marguerite O'Brien.
and George Hood; reading by Nile Shat
fer; song star Spangled Banner by tho
school; address, Rev, AcCord; song On
ward Christian Soldiers.
Town Sergeant Harry Garden will be
IN the center Warwood hose house every
day during this week for the collection
OF taxes and yesterday met with great
success and large number Of bills be-
Much interest is being taken in the
meeting Of the Utopian literary society
to be held this evening in the high
school auditorium and large crowd Is
expected to be in attendance. The pro-
gram will be as follows: Selection. or
chestra: historical sketch, Edward Pell;
recitation, Carolyn Saylor; piano selec-
ton. Gladys Wenzlick: current events,
Fred Shlrcy: short story, Doris Steer;
recitation Charles Zoeckler; vocal solo,
Allie Hood: recitation, Grace McElfresh;
book review. Marie Nesit: music audi
cncc: debate-"Rosolved that the gov
"rnmcnt should own and operate the
railroads OF the United States. Affirm
alive, Melvin Steinbickcr and Nellie
Shirley; negative Persis Baker and Scott
Johnson.
Members Of the choir OF the Lutheran
! church are using unique cards Tor ad-
vcrtising their Halloween party to be
given Friday evening in the church par
pumpkin face and bear words telling
what is on the program for the evening.
! Mrs. w. B. McCulla, OF Wheeling will
entertain the members or the Warwood
sewing club at her home this afternoon.
the occasion being the form Of fare
we'll for Mrs. +. G. Peirdon, who leaves
within the near future Tor washington,
ID. c. to make her future home. The fol-
Mesdamcs H. F.. Shearing, T. E. Hood. p.
! Feiraugh. Burns Murray. Carl Ncstman.
| John O'Conner. W. f. Mcnamara, II. A.
Robinson and Mrs. Peirdon.
The regular midweek prayer services
ut the Lutheran church this week will
! be held an hour earlier beginning at
! 1880 o'clock. The pastor will be in
charge Of the services.
The members Of the Girls Athletic
club Of the high school. will meet this
! afternoon in the high school and plans
! for tho stunt night exercises to be held
Thursday evening will be completed.
Miss Upstcin will be in charge.
Tho meeting OF the teachers extension
class held yesterday afternoon in the
high school with Prof. HILL of tho state
! university in charge. was very success
! full. Problems Of interest in school
! work were discussed at length.
The box social 70 y" given Friday ev-
ching in tn" Highland school promises
| to attract a largo ,ruwd Of local people.
TIL" high school football players wcr"
given stiff work out last evening on
/ the Meyers. field. by Coach Smith and
they showed rare form OF the slippery
field.
Harry Smith. OF the local schools. has
received n large number OF copies Of the
state compulsory school law and they
are being placed in the hands OF tn"
teachers OF all the schools today.
SO far a large number OF young pco-
pie have signed for the night school
course which opens next Monday oven
ing in the high school and Miss Heller
ard Prof. Fankhauser. the instructors in
charge. feel we'll pleased with the pros