The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-10
MARTINS FERRY
KIWANIS CLUB MAY
USE B. OF 7. ROOMS
CLUB Is PLANNING TO ARRANGE
FOR MORE CONVENIENT AND
COMFORTABLY PLACE
ron LUNCHEoNB
Matters 10 Be Taken Up at Directors
Meeting, ana Proposition VIII
Be Sunmitted to the
Club

| With the officials OF the KiwaniS club
/ in search Of better quarters FOR their
weekly luncheons and business meet
ngs, and good comfortable quarters for
! the club scorCe IN the city, officials OF
! tho Board OF Trade arc working on q
proposition 20 be submitted 10 the COM
mittee from the club which may result
in the assembly rooms OF the Board
Of Trade being available for the club.
officials OF tho Board OF Trade have
| other rooms IN view which could be
made available for the business Office
Of tho secretary. and with the equip
! ment OF the assembly room with folding
tables and sufficient number Of chairs,
! this would be an ideal place for tho
club. II Is likely that the Board Of
Trade will put on an expansion CAM
pAign for the coming year. which will
! result IN their being able to finance
/ the change nicely and in TINT case the
Kiwanis club will be asked to assist
! with the campaign. as II will be TO their
interes; as we'll. according to tho off,
! Gals. but this Is a matter for the future.
I The regular meeting OF tho ofhcer1
! directors and rha!rmen OF standing
committees Of the Board Of Trade will
hc held at noon today. and II Is hoped
; that they will be able to work out a
!
! the kiwanis club.
! Referee inexperienced
! Those OF the broader minded fans
who attended the F'erry-Cambridge
football game last Saturday afternoon.
! which ended IN row. ara OF the op'n-
lon that the referee Of the game was
, inexperienced In the work. rather than
! deliberately crooked. and all speak with
; regret that tho affair should have ter
minated as Il did.
Furniture repaired. rennished and up
! holstered. Martins Ferry Furniture
! Hospital. Eighth and Walnut. Call'a5-J
, Martins Ferry. oc.6-nl
Entertained DANES
The Industrious Names will be enter
tained 1t the home OF Mrs. VILLA m
Saunders on West Washington street on
Thursday afternoon Of this week. The
usual club social diversions will hc fol-
lowed at the event. which Will close
with dainty luncheon to rc served by
the hostess.
Rally Day Program
Tho annual harvest home and rally
day services were held NJ the United
Presbyterian church Yesterday morning
with 4 special program rendered by tho
members Of tire beginners. intermediate
and junior departments Diplomas we're
presented to the graduates Of the var'-
Gus DEPARTMENTS. and the program was
enjoyed by large number OF the mem
hers OF the congregation. The church
was decorated with fruits flowers and
vegetables in honor nt the season.
! Speaks On Mormoni,m
! Mrs. Lulu Loveland Shepherd. known
as the Silver Tongucd Orator ~ the
, Rockies" will deliver an Interesting ad-
dreS, to women only. Al the auditorium
! ~ the First Presbyterian church In
! this city tomorrow evening. on the sub
jcrt Of "Mormonism." All women Of tho
city havo been invited To the meeting.
and all will re rewarded in the hearing
Of this gifted and Interesting speaker.
! Board Of Trade Meeting
Tho monthly meeting OF tho Martins
Ferry Board OF Trade will te held IN the
assembly room OF the orG? nizat:on In
tho Citizens Bank building tomorrow
evening. and the secretary reports the
prnhlbil!ty OF one 81 the most inter-
esting speakers In the valley being pres
cnt for the event Definite announce
mcnt Of tho plans for the evening will
he made later.
Temperance Union
+, Announcement was made Yesterday
that the meeting az the Women Ihrls-
tian Temperance Union Of this city will
he held following The address az Mrs.
Lulu Lovelard shepherd. in the Preshy-
trrirn church. tomorrow evening. The
hrrr haS hner changed 30 that NIL MEM
hers may attend the earlier meeting.
rrn l723 for ryrewrIre- service and
-ihbons. ". S. Stoddard. II 2:h street.
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Ministerial Assoetatton
Tho regular meeting Of the Martins
Ferry Ministerial association will be
held at the residence of Rev. ]. l..
lAnrhnrnr, pastor o; 81. IHn;& Erisc"-
4,l church, IN the Otte-l'ctt!t building
- Fourth street this evening. Inter
rstIny business matters are 10 he dis
rISssd at TIC meeting
Horne from Columbus
Clarence RcashrCk. who carried the
disaster outnt Of the county unit Of the
Red CROSS IN the national convention nj
, Columbus. whore II was on display all
NJ IN" past w""k, arrived h"m" with the