The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-19
M'MECHEN
mtsrtain This Evening

An entertainment will be given TINS
evening in the McMechen school auo'-
forum under the auspices OF the ."c
Mechen Playground association. MOST
Of the characters participating are ..
the Lima, Henning- Sherman school OF
expression of Wheeling. 1t promises 10
he quite different from any entertain
ment vet given, as ii will be composed
Of short plays. The proceeds will Do
used to repair and keep up the play
grounds during the summer monIhs'
Devotional Services
Devotional services were held at 40
O'Clock at the NJ. l.. Church last even
ing. The service was largely attenaeo,
and many new members were enrolled
in the society.
All day 11sstint
The members of the Ladies Alo So
ciety Of the Church Of God will hoid an
all day meeting in the church parIors
today. They Will devote the enttre Gay
N quilting. and as there is much work
10 ho accomplished. it Is hoped that
there will DO a large turnout or mem
bers A delicious dinner will be served
at noon.
The Girl scouts will take hike this
evening. following school. They Will
meet in front Of the school building and
will 20 to Shadysjde where they VIII
take a long tramp through the WOODS
They are looking forward to having
delightful time.
Choir to AShsArSs
The members Of the choir or the M.
F. church will meet in the church this
evening, for their weekly rehearsal
Several new selection are to be re-
hearsed and all members arc urged to
be on hand.
VIM See 1linstrslS
Many local people are planning 10 at
tend the Minstrels to be given Frioay
evening in the local school auditorium.
Indications are that the apditorium win
be filed, as there has been large
number Of tickets sold.
well Attended Service
Rev. C. ". Fuller conducted the pray
er service at the Christian church last
evening. His sermon for the evening
was 'Erangelism-Its Medium. Inc
Church" The service was well attend
oraGuatss Banqustsd
The graduates Of the Union High
school were received into the Union
hieh school alumni association last
night at the banquet givent In their hon
or Of the high school gymnasium The
graduates were addressed by Prof. X. F.
Hanifan, superintendent Of schools or
the district, and Fronk Goodwin. presi-
dent of the alumni.
There was a record attendance OF
members and each class since 1882 had
a representative on hand to ADDRESS the
bows. DR.. A. E. Nolte acted as toast
master. The success OF the anair can
be attributed in large sense to the
n
Harry Hughes, Mrs. J. D. Marble and
Miss Alice Gatewood.
Personals
Miss Grace Smith who has been Ill
at her home for few days Is able to
be out again.
Richard Patrick Is improving from
slight illness.
Elmer Conner who has been i'll at his
home on Fourth street for few days Is
able to be out again.
Miss Florence Walsh. who has been
visiting here has returned to her home
at Pittsburgh
Miss Cathleen Conner is able to be
out after slight illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Atwell who have
been visiting relatives here have re-
turned to their home at Steubenville.
Mrs. Anna Bole has returned from
brief visit at Moundsville.
Miss Mildred Cusack will leave Fri
day for Fairmont where she will enroll
in the Fairmont Normal school.
Miss Cathleen Nolan who has been
i'll for a number OF days is getting along
nicely.
There will be meeting Of the Wom-
ems Benefit association Saturday even
ing. in their armory on Marshall street.
Mrs. Geo. Wilson Of Belaire was
visiting friends in this city yesterday.
Miss Margaret West has returned to
her home at Marietta o., after spending
several days here.
Mrs. Lewis Hardy. who has been Wis
ittng her daughter. in Fairmont has ar
rived here.
Fred Baumberger. who has been ser
iously i'll at his home Is reported to be
little improved
Sandy McPhearson, who underwent
An operation at the Glendale hospital Is
getting along nicely.
Calvin Miller salesman for tho Nash
suit company was a business visitor IN
Pittsburgh yesterday.
T. ". kefrer OF Marshall street. was