The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-05
WELLSBURG

wcIlshurg. W. Va. Nov. T. Beginning
early Saturday morning u committee OF
Wc,tShurGS faircst wi! begin the sale
g: coat badges. hearing the slogan Help
Celebrate Arm!Stirc bay" which has
n"rr declared {" rc the best slogan sub
n!ttcd and for which Elmer George
R,rrkens"p WAS awarded II handsome
;~r~rnt consisting 81 4 f''arf pin and
set OF shirt buttons. donated by A.
Smith. .ura! le""!"T.
VIII hc orRanz"d 10 push ;hr snIr OF
window ards VIII "a has not quite
;, rrhcG IN" rIIrrt.Ii."rS 81 the commit
tee while the safe of these cards has
nrcn Sr.ti:yirI. there are several homes
tn Wclshurg in which they have not
i,rrn placed. and the sHle u. al least an
other hundred cards VII. mean enough
money t. dcGray a, expenses before the
day ;:,!SrS THIS IL exactly what the
.,"".mIttr" desires.
Arrangements are heinz perfected for
:". .Ii,r" those who come 10 this .ity for
tn" Aai The Ladies Auxiliary %: TIE
Legion VIII keep house. ~ the Y. NJ. 9.
\ and are prrpar'nr :" take care OF
the hungry In true WellsnurE style.
Everything els, ~ w"rtinE In fin"
shape. The Athletic r"'uui;:"" reports
is wrrk L" lie n good shape and the
parade committee have "htrinrh ASSN.
:nrr% that several organizations vii,
l"' Represented IN III" parade Ali t'Iat
rnw remains I" MAX" tn day the trr-
n.ru,l,,r,S ,UcCcss Il - h"ped :Or is good
Weather.
Outlook Club.
Til" Outlook Cluh met Thursday AT.
t"ruu"u w,tH Mrs John T.. Jacob. 0f
1910 Charles street.
The roll call answered ny quotations.
ir"w immOIG poems was varied and
.artrml'y scl""irh Tho story read by
Ms. E"yn"ids THrr Wa h"th at;r:,r-
Two and CNj"Hah!r. hcCIESe 50 fun or
hH'l1r interest
rlr History Of the Telephone" by
NJ. Martha = Anderson. rnnta !nrd
some points In the history of the in
,rntirn that possibly were InknoNn &"
many persons who uSc tn" telephone
daily without any kn""l"dHc Of Its In
49, y; on.
Current Events. conducted by Mrs.
lanes Wells took AZ Il NiGe range Of
subjects. among which were tho coming
i,rlrr conference. som" unfortunate
phases nc immigration TN" prospective
coal strike and tho reduction OF the debt
80! the United States.
p"liri"us refreshments were served
after n deiiEhtful afternoon.
Missionary Society.
rh" Missionary Society OF the Chris
tian church met on Thursday evening
The R'hlc lesson given by Miss Char
'"tt" Cnid"rw""d was highly instruct
I've. The program follows.
The Religions az India ..............
.................. Mrs wilbur King
CHARACTERISTICS and Conditions Of the
People Mrs. &. Mayer
Tn" OpcrIu' Doors Of midas Women.
........ ......... Miss Lit Nichols
E~IivaI M".;'u%s in Mahoba .......
.............M Mrs Richard McQu!St!on
E"adIar ....... Mss Virginia Barnett.
a. F"llanShcc
Map Talk on India ................
....... Miss Nan Calderwund
puct -. Misses N"w;uu and Caldcrwood
The program was onr az the fines,
ralks havc always h"rn an interesting
fratu:" ~ ih">'' MEETINGS. but this one
stands un"xrriird
Womsn's Club.
enc 81 III" h':.t attended and most
Instructive m"ct!mGS Of III" W"mAn's
,'Iuh was heal at the Y. VI. {. \. parlors
nu ThurSiry 'ir"rn""u.
THIS Wa The i,"S;pnn"d meeting from
last week. #!i"Ning a.: delegates To at
,,ld The Sta'" convention ut Inning
',r bEr h"!"Untr~ Wrr" the president
Ms. pr't;h"u,. M'$. Henry Ewing. Mrs
Henry Xilikcu. Ms. Thomas Amlrk
Owing /" the form "f program ~ the
ladies In charge. the regular routine
vas chanpcI Iuh the business 81 the
meeting WIS disposed of fIrS' the pro-
YrIis fnlt"".ur.
\ report Of "a" convention was very
\ S...i;- MY given lay Mrs. Amick IIuSi-
=. - and "tn;!rS w"rc reported as hays
-, ned daily.
THE vrs ~" ~ a." LARGEST attended
-: <iItr ."uy"ftli"r*. there being 373
I".rrtf"~ NIiurui'v tbs wnUld create
% .,;..t' Heal a. enthusiasm. irIdr more
~ v, tn" r'",r'"r az Mrs. Mary Garden.
81 Wheeling. ion stat" president. The
hr~p:lli!tE reported shown 10 the d"ie-