The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-20
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Christian nndsavor Society.

Monday evening will be the weekly
meeting OF the Christian Endeavor So
ara TO be several debates during the
evening. and the meeting promises TO
be exceedingly interesting.
Both Teams to Practice.
:. Both the boys and girls teams OF the
Union High School, will practice hard
this week, TO prepare for tho game for
Friday evening. While none has yet
been scheduled, the athletic board are
confident in booking one. As the school
had no football team this year. the
early.
Monday evening will be open for
those who desire 10 enroll In the night
will be impossible for anyone 10 enroll
after Monday. as they would be too far
behind with the work OF the class. Sew
eral are expected 20 b. enrolled
Many Expected to Attend. :, >,
An effort is being made in the NJ. L.
Church Sunday school To have Il larger
attendance this Sunday than any sun
d.ly this year. Each scholar is request
ell 10 bring one OF their friends with
them. and in this manner ii Is hope!
that tho attendance Will be much
larger.
Miss Florence ScItnrr OF Wclsburs
will visit relatives here for the week.
end.
Miss Mary White who has been con-
fined TO her home i'll for several days
is conv;ileSClnS
Nightongale Funeral To-day.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon Mt o'clock. at the family
home on Lincoln avenue. over the re-
mains OF Dan NIEhtcngale. who was
run down by Il train Wednesday even
Ing while at his work At the b. & O..
railroad shops. Rev. Paul FlanniEan,
90 If In -
ciate. The body will be laid 10 rest IN
the Greenwood Cemetery. Tho members
Of the r. of H. I. will conduct the
services over the grave:
Entertained Last Evening.
A delightful time was had last even
ing by tho members of the Church OF
God choir when they were pleasantly
entertained by Miss Gertrude Turvey
al her home on Caldwell street. Music,
singing and games were enjoyed
tho guests repaired 10 the dining room
where n tempting two-coursc luncheon
was served,
men Of the World viii be held this
evening In tho Woodmen Hall on Marsh
all street. There arc several candidates
up for initiation and full membership
Christian Church
At tho Sunday morning service OF the
Ter wal speak upon "idlers." This will
prove very interesting, and large at
tendance is desired. Al the cNenIns
wages Of Sin Is Death. This is one
Of his best subjects. and will Nc dis
cussed so clearly, that even D child
may be able 10 understand II. Special
music will be rendered by the members
- 70 Oman rowland Soon,
Caldbaugh Brothers have announced
that their toyland will be opened this
week some time. The Riddles have been
gathering around the windows already.
BY the large amount OF goods heinR
hauled there each day. II is evident
that the toyland will be larger this
year than any previous time
MoMechon Personals.
Miss Bertha MARBLE who has been
Ill at her home for number OF days is
able to be out again.
Mr.. c. -CreE has moved his family
from Garfield street to their new home
Mrs. j r. Husk and children who have
been visiting at Fa!rmant have returned
Miss Msrcella Dillingham; coneinues TO
improve after being III for "A number OF
days at her home.
Mrs. Chas. Wright is getting along
nicely at the Glendale hospital where
she underwent an operation.
Pat Quilgley has gone 70 Cameron
20 soend the weekend with friends and
relatives.
Miss Margaret Luken OF Bethany
College arrived homo 10 spend the week
end.
Mrs. Amanda Morgan Is able to be
out after being i'll 4 few days At her
home"
Miss Elizabeth Donovan who has been
visiting her sister IN South Wheeling
has returned home.
Mrs. Scott Chambers has returned
howe after Il brief visit at Mounds
VILE
Mrs John Gosncy was calling on her
mother Mrs Conner in Wheeling yes
trrday who Is ILL.,
Miss .ThcIm, Scott has gone to Char