The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-13
Junior Kings Daughters.

Miss Doris Vennum will he the
hostess TO the Junior Kings Daughtcrs
Of rhiS city NJ her home on North fllth
street Monday evening. November a.
and Il number of the friends OF me
members have been invited I" the meet
ing. Plans will also be completed at
that time for the entertainment when
will be given In the near future
Pair and Festival.
This evening Will be the last for the
fair and festival which Is being given
in the Frat hall on North Fifth street
post No. IS o. the American Legion.
The members OF the committee In
cha-gr Of the event are well pleased
with the patronage enjoyed and neat
sum is expected to be realized Tor the
weeks work.
Team to Alliance.
All Of tn" members of tn" iirst tenn
Of the Martins Ferry high school foot
hlll squad left on the Pennsylvania
train lust night ut 4:40 for Alliance, o.,
where they expect to win game against
the high school team today. All of the
second strin~ men will be taken to tho
game, but they will leave with the spc-
Cial train today.
Communion Services.
The quarterly communion services
Will be held At the United Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning, with Rev.
W. NJ. French. pastor OF the church. In
charge Good attcndanccs were noted
at each Of the preparatory services held
during tho week, and all members have
been urged to attend the Scrr ice tomor-
row.
The members OF tho Loyal Daughters
Bible class OF the First Christian
church will serve supper to the pub
lie at the dining rooms of the Fraternal
mol
between the hours Of and o'clock,
and all have been invited.
Train Leaves at 9;15.
Announcement has been made that
the special train from this city for AL
lance. 0, will leave at 9:I5 sharp this
morning. and all who have been plan
, ming to 20 have been urged to keep this
in mind and be on time. as tho special
must leave ahead of tho regular train.
Meet on Fourth Street.
All of the pupils OF the high school,
members Of the Booster club and others
who will leave for Alliance this morn
ing will meet with the band on South
Fourth street, near the Peoples Savings
Bank, this morning at o'clock. where
they will form in line and march TO the
depot, TO be loaded into the train by
Harry Hastings and his assistant mar
shalS. One of the two coaches has been
reserved for high school students.
Meranhones Donated.
Several hundred mcgaphones for the
fans who will attend the Alliance game
have been donated TO the committee By
the Martins Ferry Clothing company.
and these will be distributed to the
crowd after they board the train.
Local Man Gets Medal.
William R. Kidd. son Of Mrs. G. II.
Gothard of the burlington hotel in this
distinguished service medals handed
out by the navy department for dis
tinguished service while in the marine
corps in Franco. according TO informa
ton received in this city yesterday
morning. The young man Is now living
in Wheeling.
John Nader. local electrician, has an
nounced the donation Of an electric
vibrator to the first local man who
crosses the goal line in the Alliance
football game today. with the provision
permitted the use of the contriN ance
This Is something which will probably
be useful to the members OF the team.
Guild Meeting Monday.
Mrs Herbert Carmichael VIII be the
hostess TO the members of Janet Mann
chapter OF tho Westminster Guild of
the First Presbyterian church at her
home on West Hanover street Monday
evening November lb. Following inc
business meeting a social program Will
be enjoyed and a luncheon served.
Well Known Man Dies.
William u. Baker. one Of the better
known residents of this city, and an
employe at the local plant OF the
American Sheet and Tin Plate company,
died at the local hospital Thursday
following an illness Of meningitis, he
was SIS years of age. and has been
resident Of this city for many years. He
was a member OF Waneta tribe No. 40
of the improved Order Of Red Men.
md had resided on Delaware street for
a number OF years. Besides his wife
ne is survived by two Children. Funeral
services will be held Sunday afternoon,
with tnterment ut Rveryiew cemetery.
HcEner Funeral
The funeral seryices for Miss Wayne
Heffner, we'll known resident Of North