The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-23
WRIGHT HUGUS
HEADS DISTRICT
EPWORTH LEAGUE
WARRINGTON GETS 1871 CoNvEN'
TON OF WHEELING DISTRICT.
Large Attendance and Profound INTER
est IN Young Peoples Rally.

Mana!rstoa was selected a n" '.;E
FOR re annUa. Wheeling district h2-
worth icagu" COM "u''yn :" d" ne"
next Juno or July. Ihr ''"' 'Ut"n 70;
this wear "'os"t '@s' n;Ea; WIN SI'M
did program - NucAlsE NJ. f. A"E.h
a. EdcvOod " here ,urCr !atrreSt,iS Oh
thusiasi!c and a''og"th"" p."aStas So
SONS w"r, held yesterday!
Officers Nrr' elected - N" A'i>i"'.'"
SESSION with Nj Wright HUEG~. mem,
h>r OF Fourth St~rri VI. L. cGur' n. "a
prominen; local attorney. as ir"E""''
'Chn other utt,cers ar f,rSi 49,
prrsIdet,t. John It. ';orC3- "' N''W MAJ.
t.nSNulc. second v.c'-pT"stt M. th""'i
Rymcr. ~ MaantngtoU. te'r'l '.""-Hr"H
!dent. Miss Grace k.UScl ut am; on;
fourth Interpretations. Miss shirley ~
dirk. Of the pane street NJ. T.. church OF
Wheeling. s"rr"'ars. Nj, i.'H =.
Pounds. OF CaiNtr! church, Hn''',N~'' '''
North St-"r; NJ /" rH"r'7. "h~".'&A'
iunio- sup"r'ui~rl,n:. Mis- Ma Brown.
OF Thomson VI. r. ,h3rch Wh"cl;nS.
Few conventions have passed Oh nS
surcnssfully a. lld y,<'rrday.S TIN"
large delegations OF EnurE p""Ti" W."
20 remarkable i"C The ?7";"""t interest,"
taken In al Sessions. an" "'"h .''Hr,'S
End feature az the ':t'r" dA} = rEr'
Sram MAS splendid In every r"Src'-.
The nromherS ~: -" t.p""gth ,"2E"" Q!
the Buckley church and III" AIDES %,
that CONGREGATION entertained thH uNt-
ot-twn representatives Vuit" r"!Au\.
. Al noon 4 delicious luncheon was S"rN-
cd and Il, o'clock a dinner party, WITH
"a pleasing and entertaining program.
vas hald IN the church dining room.
The ladies had arranged - tempting
menu and IN" long tables were oeauI'-
Fully adorned With clusters or summer
blossoms. Songs and Wells aud n nunl-
Der OF humorous readings BY Ralph T.
- Griffith OF Buckley church. hil"d tn"
social time with mcrrtment for the as"
ssi Dr. rt 3TtTS i. Alien Of Fourth
Stree, church. opened the morning Sos
sion with devotional service and
splendid address. CloIst"r and Highway
else and torcerul speaker and hts ser
sermon was al inspiration 70 the young
Dr.. Harry c. Howard OF The Thorn
. son church also delivered fac address
. taking for his subject. Young People
. Wrk fr Young People,
-. The afternoon session opened A.
. o'clock wiki vocal solo by MS<Nhr'
Wilkinson. Institute" hour was thea
taken up. The !nStitut" this wear Wilt
Be held at Buchannon from August p
IS. "InstitUtc Work was the III" ~
an extremely Interesting address by
Msrcclla Dean IT WavwoHd. gay"
- clever talk on "IpstHuts Fan Edwt1
Haught ot NanOiuGton. outlined the
. program for the institute thiS Year and
.tSe session was concluded with a vocal
solo by Miss Mary Powell OF Mounds
vile
-. LOYAL Chapter Hour occupied the del
sgates during the next session. WIN
Wright NuSuS. tho main speakcr. Miss
Ethel Furbcr OF North Street church.
gave report u the financial standing
OF tho local chapter. Miss Halt" Bonar
OF Moundsv.lic, CAV" an address az
much interest She spoke "n IN" Ep-
worth leagues answer :" n" AmuSe-
hcnt question. DR.. James ". Ensl" -
the First church "a ClarksourS' was
another highly interesting speaker. TAX
INK for his subject. The significance
'aot the general contcrcnc" legislation
providing FOR local church rHcr"ationHL
Fourth street church sang = solo and |
gave a musical reading The ornc"rs
we're elected Vat n" close It THIS Ses-
sion. Just preceding tho dinner.
- - Tho evening session was a,Hrru
with the installation 90 the new officers.
with Rev. J. Ebert Wells Of Buckle
church. conferences president presidtnG.
his sermon. Rev. Wells then gave n
lecture on Our Institute. which WAS Il,
Illustrated with sterccpt!con views. All
present Joined In singing America.
which was also illustrated.
The convention was concluded with
the united singing Of ''R!eSt Be tho Tic
That Binds. and Rev. John Il. H"Ss. Hr;
OF Chaplne street church. pronounced
The following were rhe delegates IN
, attendance:
WeSleyChU-ch-ReY. II. =. Moose.
49, New Martinsville-Mlss Elizabeth
o Jones, Miss Mildred Gorby. Miss Lottte
= B. Bruce. Miss Anna ". Bell. Mr.. Lewis
= Jones. Mr.. Chas. Google. Mr, Chas.
. Rave. Mr.. Irwin Puberty. Mr. Robert
Observation-Disclosures Lena I. Founds.
Miss Luella Hopkins. Miss Marie Gar
win. Miss Cora Foster Mss BESSIE
HUFF, Miss Helen HstzNr. MtsS Halle
Ronar. Miss Zeima MercZ Mrs. A. 4.
Brown. Mr.. Chas. \. Brown. Rev. H. B. |
Workman.
Glendale-Miss Mabel Schatcr Miss
Nellie Wenke. Miss Geneva Conner.
Miss Elizabeth wallace Miss Cathe-
rine Crow. Miss Mrrgarct Alley. Miss
Virgins Crow. Rev. ami Mrs c. f.
I.eatherby. Miss Mabel Beatherby. Mrs.
II. NJ Stewart.
Cameron-Mr. Paul Elm. Mr.. x. II.
- Hakan. Rev. c. c. Lehman. Miss Grace