The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-10-23
SUNDAY SCHOOL
WORKERS FEAST
NATIONAL OFFICIALS RI1ASB
OHIO FOUNTAINS WITH A1T11
DINNER TALKS.
Boys And Girls Conferences orTaatSs
And Elect Officers.

And Elect OfncOTSs
Last evening at o'clock the 1nder-
UNCONVENTIONAL Conference Of the Ohio
County Sunday schools met Tor the
first time under the auspices Of the
state and county Sunday school Rssoci-
atoms. at a dinner given In their honor
at the First Presbyterian church at
which there was an attendance OF over
ITS workers representing all the Sun
day schools In Ohio county. The dim
ner was attended by national delegates.
Including r A Waite, superintendent
Of the Boys INSTRUMENTATION Asso-
citation, and Miss Elsie Clark, superin-
tendent Of the girls work, both from
Chicago. Guy Van Buskirk represented
the state organization being superin-
tendant Of the Young Peoples division
Of the West Virginia Association.
The dinner was served by the ladies
OF the First Christian church and the
repast was heartily enjoyed by all who
participated, as 1t was truly delight
, fully prepared meal. and the fresh
Young faces crowded around the tables
made a charming and inviting picture.
The hall was tastefully recorated in
the Sunday school colors, the decorat-
ing having been done by the boys Of
ST. Matthew's choir.
FOLLOWING Lhe oSVOtoA
ceptionaIly fine addresses were made re-
lating to the inspirational phases OF
sunday school work by Mr.. r. A. Waite.
Mr.. Van Buskirli and Miss Elsie Clark:
with an address Of welcome by Prof. ].
! z. Ewing.
| Mr.. waite spoke on '+True Christian
! ity," saying that a mans conception OF
christianity must not be like that OF
the high priest who spurned the beggar
at the roadside. for Christ himself con-
dcmned that kind Of christianity. but
it must uphold the high and lofty ideals
of the true desire to mould both physi-
life iMr. Waite concluded by q strong
plea tor the body. well cared for. we'll
I nourished and kept fit by physical ex-
ercise> SO that iron which goes to the
making Of strong men and women
would be generated IN the system
; Miss Clarke spoke in behalf Of the
broader life Of service and helpfulness
! 10 our fellows, saying that all the
young peoples efforts should be to grow
, spiritually and to grasp at the high
ideals Of life. no matter what might pc
their obstacles and to refuse to rest
content without tho highest achieve
ment.
A, the close Of the program. the
boys and girls departments Of the con.
ference adjourned for separate sessions
; and elected officers for the conference
/ organization work Of the coming year.
Those elected officers OF the girls con-
ference: Miss Janet Bachman. or war
wood, president; Miss Wright. OF war.
wood, vice president; Miss Treewee, OF
Warwood, secretary.
elected were: Alfred Miner. president;
Eugene McKibben, secretary, both OF
Wheeling.
Among those present at the dinner
we're Rev. George E. Lockhart, Thelma
G. O'Brien. Paul Mabley. Jerome +.
Millison, Nellie Moore, Virginia Shear
ing, Marie Bingell, Irma Keyser. Cath
crime Blackburne, Sabina Wise Jane
Cox. Jessie Cox, Mary Burdatts, X. III.
West, Charles H. Bonnesen. Mildred Car
roll, Sara Brokaw. Roland Moyes. Hen
rictta Lopez, Florence Evans, virginia
Stobbs, Bernice Mount, Edna q. BENZ,
II. f. shearing. Hazel Plants ! MarSeFe'
Frederick, Gertrude Bartrus, Harry l..
Rond. charlotte McDermott. Payne
Pierce. Elizabeth Lehman. Bertha Heller,
John Strobel, Elva Frazier. Bess Craw-
ford. Lewis Schaaf, Donald w. Nickison,
Luke F. MacNoble, Alfred H. Schamora.
Joseph Carnahan. Robert Rodgers. LOUIS
, Lyttle Paul Allen Beymer' Charles Col
Inns. Marion Pierce, Katherine Carnahnn,
Mrs Louis Schrader, w. H. Nickison.
wilbur ]. McColloch. Edward Barci.
Rcbecca McColloch, Della Duvall. Emma
Ross, Florence McDermott. Eugene NC
Kibben, Mrs. G. O.sNagle, Mabel Brooks'
Joseph Banister. Elva Frazier. Bessie
Crawford, VIM. Bender, Frank MllIer'
Mrs. VI. F. Montgomery. Karl w: ARM
brccht. w. f. Miner. Charles z. GarVln'
D,th Pilov CLAWS Is.
Russell, Of Petersburg; mrs. A. -
Chapman, Of Parkersburs; Julia Tanna-
nan, Elizabeth Steinblcker, Lillian Kin
dlcbcrger, Myrtle r. Wait, Grace two
week. Edith Shull. Edward Fisher, Az
thony r. Miller, H. 8. Barth. Elsie Mar
yaret Clark, Of Chicago; Prof. !. T. Ew-
ing. NJ. Guy Van Buskirk. OF CiarkS-
hnrr. Mrs. Wilbur Jackson. Frank NC
SclI, Janet Baughman, Robert E. Craw.
,, ford, r. A. Waite. Of Chicago; Heroic
Wayman. w. E Caldwell. p. e. wilson
Dora Herman. Marie scnuoerS
Goryin. Mae Caldwell, Mary Benden.
Margaret Garvin, Ethel Wayman. Mari
Corrin Helen Herman, Louis Lyle.
Maud Wright, Harry w. Gilbert q. ~
Hood Rev. w. H. Fields. Glen G. White'
Alton Fields, Lille Wylie, John s. Mur-
Nv E,izabcth Eisenbach, Maude Porter
Norman Cunningham, Mrs. c. X. McNay'
Margaret Rose. Wilma Weimer. Anna
naris Edna Seidler, Roy H. Koehler.
Tom McKecdy. Hilda v. Koehler. Paulih;
ru.ino Marian r. James. E. Blanch"
Cox, Edna Heller. Marcella May Dean.
Ollie Hood, Shirley Lydick. Clara Gear
Ar,hur STILES. Evelyn c. Fox Earl Neg
Bit. Julia L. Smith. Maoel Nesots'
Marie Ncsbitt. Laura Heller: FRANCES =.
Cnsick Helen Wheat, Ada carp. Mary
1,.",nin, Dertha Frederciks, Geraldine
white Dorothy Carter. Margaret Lewis.
Raw yoitie, w. H. Sanderman. oren
Mnrrins, Hal Kahn. Milton Frederichs,
Warr,rct Krcbs, Rhea Steele. Mabel