The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-08


lows and tho Rehchsh lodges. and serH-
ice will he continued from o'clock on
Bible Glass Event
Practically a.: Of the members or tho
Raraca class % the Five Methodist
church werc present Mt tho first monthly
meeting OF the fall season held At tn"
church parl"rs last night An interest
ing program was rendered after tho
business meeting. and a social session
and luncheon were features Of tho
O. emit
Gray Tunsrl.
Tho funeral services for Mrs. Martha
Lash Gray. who died at tho home OF her
adugh,cr. Mrs. 7. W. Shreve. on Elm
street few days ago. will be held from
tho plac" ~ death this afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. Charles b. Wingerd. pas
tor Of tho First Presbyterian church.
Will offlctntc and the burial Will take
place at Ri,erNfcw cemetery.
Furniture repaired. refnished and up
holstered. Martins Ferry Furniture
Hospital. Eighth and Walnut. Call sS-J
Martins Ferry. oc.6-m
Band to GAINESVILLE.
Through the work and assistance OF
several public spirited men in this city
4 sufficient sum Of money was raised to
hire the large Stanley bus in which the
high school band Of this city will be
carried to the football game at Barnes
Vile today. The band will leave in the
lead Of the auto parade which will carry
the team and rooters this morning.
Few Seats Let.
G. W. Davis reported last night that
there were still few seats left in the
largo motor truck which will leave the
corner OF Fourth and Walnut streets al
o'clock. and those who wish 10 avail
themselves Of the privilege OF going
with the crowd are urged to make
reservations as early as possible.
Married Yesterday.
Miss Dorothy Seahright. daughter o.
MIR. and Mrs. William Seabright OF
North Fifth street. became the bride OF
Carleton Shepherd Of st. Cla!rsville
yesterday morning at n pretty wedding
ceremony solemnized at tho homo OF
her parents yesterday morning at II
o'clock. Rev. H. K. Dietrich. pastor OF
St Johns Lutheran church. performed
tho ceremony In thep resence Of the
members Of the families OF tho prin-
cipals and a number Of friends Follow
ing the wedding tho happy couple left
on an auto trip to Virginia following
which they viii mako their homo In st
Clairsville.
RAlly nay ssrv4oss-
Tho annual rally day services OF the
United Presbyterian Sunday school will
be held tomorrow morning. and a specia
effort has been made to get all OF the
members Of the school out to tho event
A speclal program will be rendered by
students Of the various departments
MINISTERIAL ASsoodat1on
Tho regular monthly meeting OF thu
Martins Ferry Ministerial association
has been announced for next Monday
evening. The meeting will be held Al
the residence Of Rev. J. l.. Lanshorne
pastor Of ST. Paul's Episcopal church
in tho Otte-Pettit building on South
Fourth street.
twelve A6Il1s On.
Only twelve Of tho hot mills at ht
Laughlin plant Of the American Sheet
and Tin Plato company will DO In opera
ton during tho coming week. according
to tho announcement Of officials yester
day. Sixteen Of tho mills have been II
operation. and tho change Is reported
duo to tho shortage OF steel barA
AntsrsAtnSd Glass.
Mrs. A. v. MRcktn very pleasantly
entertained tho members OF the Berear
class Of tho First Baptist Sunday schoo
at tho home Of her sister. Mrs. Oscar
Mills. on Walnut and Fourth streets
last night. The usual business session
was followed BY \ program Of pleasing
social diversions and luncheon
Helping Hand Class.
Tho members Of the Helping Hand
class Of the First Methodist church wer,
very pleasantly entertained at tho home
of Miss Margaret Davis on South Third
street last night Tho usual interest
ing business meeting was followed b.
social diversions and refreshments.
BODY Brought Here
Tho remains Of tho iate Peter Davis
well known resident OF East Liverpool
Ohio. who died at that place. wer'
brought to this city yesterday after
noon and taken TO tho homa OF hi
daughter. Mrs. David Geer Of T-ombar'
street The arrangements for TIT
funeral were incomplete last night
hrArttns FERRY BTiAfs.
J. a Murdock. Jr.. and sister, MIS-,
Anna. have returned to Washington
Pa after . visit with Row. and Mira "
NJ French
Mrs L. W. Smith Of North sevent,
street leaves today for a visit with he
son, Leuotta C. Smith. at Alliance.
Tho sun Dodgers" motor truck. Will
tho club members aboard. will leav
this morning at $3.50 for tho Cambrtdg
gama
Mrs. John Quinn and Mrs Ross Scot
Of Mingo are visiting with Mrs. Theo
dore Snodgrass Of North Fifth street,
An interesting meeting was reported
BY the members Of tho Improved Ordo
Of Red Men last night.
Mrs. John McConville OF Washington
street is reported improving nicely II
tho Pittsburgh hospital. where she re
comfy underwent an operation.
Morton Wilson was able to be abou
| with the aid Of crutches yesterday
after breaking q leg last Saturday.
Mrs W. b Francis Is reported slight
" improved ut her homo on Walnu
street following q several days fitness
Officials OF tho Board Of Trade ar
| pleased at the promptness with whicl
| the question cards to the members ar
| being returned to tho secretary.
Rev. Charles II. Robinson OF Wheelinl
preached at tho preparatory services a
tho First Presbyterian church las
| night