The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-19

as they are mostly composed OF the
Union Alumni. The high school team
has been practicing hard for the game,
and II Is undecided which will prove
the strongest
The girls game promises to be quite
fast and interesting, as the Irvings will
meet the AzulikitS team. These teams
are composed Of the best material or
the school. Tickets have been on sale
but a number Of days and already a
large number have been sold and no
doubt the gymnasium will be filled TO
its entire capacity.
There will be q meeting Of the coyn-
ell Of the Church of God this evening
in the church parsonage. business Of
great Importance to the church as we'll
as matters pertaining to the building
OF the new church will be considered
A full membership is desired H,,r
Mrs. Henry Ullom entertained the
members Of the Ladies Aid society or
the Christian church at her home on
Marshall street last evening with an
informal gathering. NeedieworK was
the chief diversion of the evening a
dainty luncheon was served at a late
hour.
Miss Gertrude T>urvey will entertain
the members OF the Church Of God choir
at her home on Caldwell street this
be employed throughout the evening. AL
seasonable hour a delicious two
course luncheon win be se7:od.
Ladies Entertained
The home OF Mrs. Ed Morris was
gay scene last evening when she enter
tanned the members of Division No. l.,
Ladies Aid society. of the NJ. +. church
Quilting and music were enjoyed
throughout the evening. and delicious
luncheon was served at a late hour.
COMPLETED Plans
At the meeting Of the X. of T. lodge
last evening plans were completed for
the fish supper to be given December
4th in their armory. Committees to
take charge of the tables were named
and also the kitchen committee. Music
was also engaged for he evening. Tick
cts were given out and no doubt tT"re
will be big demand for them.
To Prepare Special Music
This evening the members or the
Christian church choir Will meet IN the
auditorium Of the church to rehearse a
number of selections for the Sunday
service. All members Of the choir are
requested to attend.
McMeCaen Briefs
Mrs. Llewellyn. who has been III at
her home on Ninth street for a number
of days is getting along nicely.
Miss Suetta kemple IS able to be out
home on Tenth street.
Mrs. Chas. Wright. who underwent
an operation at the Glendale hospital.
is getting along nicely.
Miss Virginia Dean has gone to Los
Angeles. Cal, to spend the winter
months.
Miss Maxine .Mobly. who has been
spending a number Of days in Canton,
Ohio, has returned home.
Mrs Amanda Morgan Is getting
along nicely after being Ill for the past
week.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. PI Mobly are rejoic-
ing over the arrival Of new son.
her work at the B. & o. railroad shop
after being i'll for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Brown have gone
TO fanna, Illinois, where they will visit
relatives for two weeks.
Misses Thelma and Margaret Scott
have gone to Charleston TO VISIT over
Thank sgiVlng.
Chas. Burley, who has been III for q
number Of days, is getting along nicely
Mrs. Rafferty, Of Moundsville IS visit
ing relatives here.
MIR and Mrs. Lester Dean are :he
proud parents OF a nine pound baby girl
Miss Carrie Fisher has resigned her
opsition at the Price grocery.
Miss Marcella Gillingham Is confined
6V9UJys ICONS lIsusIeE no sWou lou o.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hull have moved
to their new home on Baltimore street
Mrs. c. 4. Byler continues to get
along nicely at the Glendale hospital
j. NJ. Gorby Of Clarksburg Is visiting
relatives here for q number OF days.
Mr. and Mrs. Myers of Fifth street
are the PROUD parents Of new son.
Miss Gertrude Turvey. who has boen
visiting with relatives at West Liberty
Miss Margaret Mason, who has been
III for q number OF days, is improving.