The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-06-26

There will be an unusual meeting 81
the Parish House campaign commute"
nm the Easement Of ST. Paul FpISCophl
church on saturday evening at "'clovk.
NOTICES have been sen, 10 all members
and a fun attendance IS expected. M
:, B. {. Alderman Is the temporary char
man.
The funeral services Tor the late Will
| liam Darruh, who died at his home west
OF this city n few days ago were hrii
from The Ilac" Of death yesterday al
, tCrnouu. IN Charg" OF kcN. l-"nMlck'
pastor Of the scotch Ridge church. ana
| the intrgmcnt vas made At ScOlch Ridge
Plenty OF Gambling.
Plenty OF quiet gambling games ar"
going on in this city, according |" III"
! talk Of those who would probably know.
' hca I'd on the streets OF the city. Most
! of the games being run 80 quietly
| and under cover which makes IL mar"
! for the members OF the police force ~
| get them with the goods on.
To Entertain visitors.
| Plans were maze AT the meeting 81
; the Red Men. held last night, Tor tn
| entertainment OF the Great Sach"nl 81
! Ohio. and the members OF the ne" trIoe
| OF the order al Bridgeport. in IN" local
! Lodge rooms next Friday evening. De-
gree work viii be put on by III" I""a'.
! and the Shadysidc teams, and lunch
con will be T. feature Of the eyrninS.
ITh1au 6OClA A11R1f
| Tho members of the local lodge OF IN"
! Knights of Pythias have plans mad"
| for fine time in their home on N"rlh
| Fourth street. this evening, iolloWlnr
! their meeting. social evening Will p'
! enjoyed. and a committee in charg" hay
arrange for a lunch TO complete the
Glass Social Tonight
The members of tn" class in the
! Christian Sunday school taught DE MIS-
| - 1,Il
! social on the lawn on West Washington
| street this evening. All OF III" mem
| hers and friends OF the congregation
| have been. invited and the proceeds Viii
| be devoted TO the church DEBT lunu'
Birthday Anniversary.
| Parrot Jump, one of the Civil war v":-
Grams of this city very quietly celcora'-
ed his S4th birthday anniversary al Ms
| home on Indiana street yesterday. lie
was born at what was formerly BurlinE-
ION. lust north of this city in 1896. and
has spent all his life In the vicinity Vl
! this city
Mrs. Clarence Helling was the Charm-
ing hostess 10 the members OF inc {
NJ, NJ. club Of this city, at her home GA
South Eighth street yesterday afternoon.
Music and ncedlcwork were the prime
pal diversions of the afternoon. follow
ing which a luncheon Vas served
Birthday Party.
Miss GencyieVe entertained a larEN
party Of her young friends Al SoGlh1
affair at her home on North Eighth
street last night. the affair bcinE III
honor Of the birthday Of IN" hostess
Interesting games and social Amusr-
mcnts were enjoyed during IN" cNenInt'
and a luncheon was served as the Goa
Guiding feature.
Martins Ferry Briefs.
Judge John s. Nichols OF 81. Glars
Vile. O. spent yesterday III this c!ly on
business.
Misses Mary and Janet Mo- ,cnncli al
New Athens. O.. have returned to lhcF
home after brief visit In this city; .
MIR. and Mrs Roger Thompson OF
North Eighth street are the proud par
cnts Of fine new son.
Mrs Theodore Cridcr OF Cleveland
and children are spending a few days as
the guests Of relatives in this city.
Yesterday was the scmi-mUnthly pay
day for all Of tho men employed in tho
coal mines of this viVinity.
The regular meeting Of the Frater-
nal Order Of Eagles was held in Their
home on North Fifth street last night.
Miss Alice James has arrived home
from Niles O.. where she has been
teaching. to spend the summer with her
parents.
Tho quarterly communion services
will hc held at the FIRST Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning.
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