The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-06

State Sunday School Association Will
he here sunday in the Interest of lh'
campaign. He speaks at the First NJ.
T. church IN the morning and the
Christian church At night. III tho aft
ernoon he addresses a mass meeting
of the river-trunt representatives at
the United Presbyterian church.
Former Pastor Dead.
DR. l.. ". Whit. pastor Of the 81.
Paurs \. NJ. T.. church.. was at Wells
funeral OF the late Rev J. II. Mason.
i former pastor Of the \. NJ. +. church
of this city. Deceased was aged 90
Years. He leaves three grown chill
drcn.
To Give Talk.
At the Christian church this after
noon at 3 o'clock Rev. Charles A.
Prarcc, the pastor, will give stcre-
optican lecture for children Of the
church on the Life of Christ" This
Is the first OF series OF these Illus
trated talks.
Elect Officers.
The choir of the First NJ. j.. church
has elected the following new officers:
president, julius Well; secretary,
Laura Walters; treasurer, Oleta Free
man.
Further Plans.
Plans were furlhered for the big
Armistice day celebration in Bellairc
at a meeting last night OF the general
committees in charge: The meeting
was held at the city building. A biz
military parade. traternal parade; a
competitive drill, athletic events and ii
community dance represent the day
school opens wednesday.
The Vocational school for the coal
miners OF Bellaire and Vicinity Is 70
open next Wednesday evening at the
high school auditorium. Thomas
tor. will have charge of the school.
Through this school men VIII receive
instructions that Will ht them L" PC
come mine suprr!ntcndcnts. MIN" fore
men, fire bosses and 10 hold other re-
Spnnsible jobs. \ school IS ais" 10 be
opened at NrffS, one at Barton. "nc1 Al
bridgeport and probably one at LTar-
~ Heard Bishop SPEAK.
Local Methodist Episcopal ministers
and laymcn were at Bridgeport last
night where they heard BISHOP William
i. Anderson speak at tn" closing s"s-
sion of the GAINESVILLE NJ. f.. district
conference. His subject was Europe. :
Revised Estimate of America.
Temple Service Hold.
Services were held last night at the
Sons Of Israel temple on North BEL
mont street. Alvin Luchs son or Mr.;
and Mrs. Albert Luchs OF this city, ana
a student at the Hebrew Union College
Y
ices and lecturcd.
Big Game Today.
The biggest football game or the sea
~on for the Red and Black eleven IS
Martins Ferry ball park. The Ferry
team, has a fine record and even III
Bellairc is the favorite in what betting
has been done. Bellaire fans are de-
handing odds on their money. inc
local boys are in good condition and
Coach Galbreath believes that they Will
prove through the winner IN the con-
test
The Buckeye Athletic CLUB tootn3il
team Of this city VIII u S.aSn WIN SmrS inv
afternoon at the Sixteenth street bal!
park. The teams are about evenly
matched and the game should prove 10
be one Of the best of the season. the
locals have long string OF victories
to their credit.
Thus far the Red and Black 1901 is
ball team has been undefcatcd inns
season. The boys 20 to Martins Ferry
this afternoon with a string OF s.1
victories to their credit during me
season. But one team has been able
TO score on the Red and Black TINS sea
son. that team being Cameron High
school which eleven has beaten some
of the best teams in west virginia
Members Of the Kompart bible CLASS
If the First Reformed church met last
night at the home Of John Rodewig on
Tbirty-second street. The meeting was
the result Of a membership campaign
the losing side being the one 10 enter
tain last night.
Property Deal
Mrs. Sarah Curran OF AKRON FORMER
IL of this city. has purchased the A
q Kengott residence property on NOBLE
street, near Forty-second. Inc con- COZ,
sheraton was not learned. she VIII
move here TO reside. Mrs. Gurran
some time ago sold property at yhlTty'
second and Guernsey streets. THIS CITY
owned by her.
Miss Frances Waser has returned 10
hnr home in Akron after Visit mere
Mr. and Mrs. W. c. Yocum nave re-
turned to their home in Brilliant AFTER
A Foreman of Guernsey street
has been called to Canton by the Ill
ness of a relative. x va
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Mason ha'e re-
turned from Gas City. Ind;
Roland Crippcn Of Rose Hill mas re-
turned from Mingo.
A Slaughter has been born TO MT ana
Mrs Charles Patterson Of South BEL
i"4, daughter has been born to MT and
Mrs. William Bell OF Twehty-hrS'
street.