The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-12

attend the football game at Alliance.
O.. tomorrow The delegation Will be
headed BY George T. Parsons, director
OF music OF that city, and former d.
rector OF music in the local schools.
Rsvtvals Attractive.
Good CROWDS continue TO attend the
revival services which are being con-
Quoted at the First Baptist church on
Third street each evening Of this week.
by Evangclists pr. and Mrs. Robinson.
The address OF last night was on Some
obligations aad objections" and was OF
especial interest.
Membsrships Coming In.
The officials in charge Of the local
drive OF the Red Cross for tho annual
memberships report that q large num-
Der have already como in and member
ships are being received daily. indicat-
ing that local residents are alive to
the good work that IS being done with
tho funds Of the organization. and al
ways willing to contributes.
Meet at O'Clock.
All Of the football enthusiasts OF this
city who plan 10 take the trip on tho
special train to Alliance tomorrow
morning have been urged to meet at the
Peoples bank on Fourth street at S
9:15, just ahead Of the regular passen-
ger train. and 1t is anticipated that it
will take some time to get the train
- Preparatory Services.
Another good crowd Of the members
Of the United Presbyterian church was
present at the second of the series of
preparatory services held In the church
last night. and heard an interesting
sermon BY the pastor Rev. W. NJ.
French. Services will be held this eve
ming and the quarterly communion will
Be held Sunday morning.
Leoturo-Rscital Program
One Of the best attended meetings OF
the season was held by the Martins
Ferry Lecture Recital club in the Board
OF Trade rooms yesterday afternoon,
and the best program OF tho year was
rendered for the members. Mrs. Flora
Williams OF Wheeling was in charge Of
tho program for the afternoon. and
Mrs. H. II. Criswell was the hostess
for the meeting. Both OF these ladies
were congratulated on the success OF
the event.
Entertainment Tonight.
The entertainment to be given IN the
auditorium OF tho F!rst Presbyterian
CnuECh INS cNeHllSI luo oASpiNSo
Of the Kings Daughters OF this city,
promised to be an unusual success. and
good crowds OF the friends OF tho or
ganization are planning to attend the
event. The members have been untir-
ing In their efforts to make the AFFAIR
the best possible success.
LsGion Festival.
4 good patronage Is reported at the
fair and festival which Is being held
at tho Frat hall. last night. and the
members Of tho American Legion, I'M
dor whose auspices the event II being
staged, are well pleased with the man
ner in which they have been supported
by local residents IN their efforts TO
raise money for a home for their Or
ganizat!on.
Glass 10 Serve Supper.
Tho members OF the Loyal Daush-
ters' Bible class OF tho First Christian
church OF this city have completed ar
engagements for the supper which they
will serve In the dining rooms Of the
Fraternal hall on North Fifth street
tomorrow evening between the hours
Of S and o'clock. and large numper
of tickets have been sold to their
friends.
Martins Perry Briefs.
Louis Eick, manager Of the Fenray
Photoplay company, was able TO be out
Yesterday following several days III
ness.
An important meeting Of tho I'm
proved Order OF Red Men will be held
in the Fraternnal han tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Howard have
returned to their home at Mckeesport.
Pa, after n visit in this city.
Officer Jerry Burton Is again on duty
following q couple Of days illness with
a severe cold.
All OF the banks IN the city VIII be
open at s o'clock tomorrow to accom-
modate the mill men who want to take
the special train to Alliance.
The meeting OF tho Vestry OF ST.
Pauls Episcopal church will be held IN
the church following the morning serT-
ices Sunday.
The regular meeting Of Buckeye
Camp Of the Modern Woodmen or Amer
lea will be held tomorrow night.
The work Of redecorating the interior
OF the W. l.. Noble furniture store IN
this city has been completed.
Practically all Of the members or
the Knights Of Columbus were present
at the dance and special affair held IN
their hall last night.
Miss Sarah Heinreich was the hostess
10 a party Of her friends at her home
ON North Fourth street last night.