The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-25

! on last Saturday afternoon, announce
ment was made that 4 large delegat ion
OF the farmers from all over Pease town
ship will make trip TO 81. Clairsville
to-day At noon, 10 call on the Board u
/ county Commissioners. and insist on re-
, pairs 10 all OF the roads in the township.
They claim that all OF the roads need
! repairs at once, and they want some
, work done in a.! parts OF the division.
Held Communion.
The quarterly communion services
were held at the United Presbyterian
church yesterday morning. with practi-
cally all OF the members present. This
servir" followed special preparatory
services which wore held Thursday and
| Friday evening OF tho week past
First and Second.
Classes for both the first and second
degrees will be on hands to receive tho
initiation at the meeting Of Ohio City
lodge OF the knights of pythias, which
will I've held in THAR home on North
Fourth street, tomorrow evening. and
arrangements are being made for Il large
class initiation to be held for candi-
dates for the third degree. in the very
near future.
Phelps Funeral.
The funeral services for Miss Bar
hara L. Phelps. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Phelps will I've hold at the
family home on Fayctte street, this ar
tcrnoon at . o'clock Rev. L. s. Rose.
pastor Of the First Methodist church.
will offciate. and tho body will be taken
TO TT. Wayne. Ind, Tomorrow for Inter-
ment
Miss Phelps died at the family home
, following a lengthy illness Of heart
trouble. She had just passed her 18th
! birthday. and was a member Of the Jun
ior class OF the Martins Ferry High
school when she became 80 i'll 1t was
necessary 70 take her out OF school sew
eral months ago. DeCca sod was also a
member OF the First Methodist church.
Besides her parents, she leaves the fol-
lowing sisters and brothers TO mourn
her loss: Mrs. Pearl T.. Collins. OF Los
Angeles. Cal; Mrs. Bire Young and Mrs.
Marshal T.. HeiSer. of FIT. Wayne. Ind.
and Miss Ora. at home. The body will
be shipped from this city to FIT. Wayne
tomorrow morning and the interment
will take place in cemetery at that
place
American Legion Event.
The committee in charge of the plans
for the big social event to be given by
| Martins Ferry Post No IS. of the Amer
lean Legion. for their mothers. sisters,
wives and swrcthearts. in the Frat hall
on North Fifth street, this evening.
state that everything is complete. and
all is set for big time. All Of the e1-
soldiers Of this vicinity have been In
vted. whether members Of the legion
, or not.
Church Anniversary.
Interesting services were held at
lions Lutheran church on North Fifth
street yesterday, in honor OF the twenty
seventh anniversary Of the institution Of
the church in this city. An elaborate
, program was carried out at the services.
and the history OF the congregation was
spoken Of Interestingly by the pastor.
Several Of the pastors Of other churches
of that denomination were present at
both morning and evening services, and
delivered brief talks.
Elks to Convention
A good crowd OF the members Of the
local lodge Of Elks are planning to make
the trip to attend the state convention,
which will be held at Coshocton. O., on
Tuesday OF this week. special train
for the Elks OF the Ohio valley Is be-
ing planned, and final arrangements
will be announced at the meeting OF the
order to be held tonight.
women's Club.
The scmi-monthly meeting Of the Wo-
mans Club. of this city. will be held in
the Board Of Trade rooms, Thursday at
tcrnoon. The leaders are Mrs. S. T.
Kerr. Mrs Frank Bowen and Mrs. Alex
Dixon, and the hostess for the after Don
; Is Mrs Mary Sheets. The feature Of
the meeting will be debate on the
, subject Resolved. That the Dress OF
the Woman OF To-day IS an Improve
ment over that of hrr Grandmother.
Affirmative. Mrs. Samuel Simpson: neg
alive, Mrs. T. W. Shreve.
- Committee to Meet
Another meeting OF the committee OF
four councilmen and four citizens who
were organized 10 Investigate and acts
rs an advisory committee in the pro-
poSal TO construct new water and light
plant for this city. will meet at the city
building. this evening. and definite
report will probably be submitted fol-
lowing this meeting.
Prize winners.
Patrons of the Otte-Pettit Hardware
company were registered as they made
their purchases last Saturday. a $ part
Of the program Of Thrift Day sale.
Three Of those who registered have won
prizes. which arc given by the manage
mont as reword for the lucky ones.
The first prize. Il Gillette safety razor,
was awarded to Arthur GautChe; the
second. an aluminium percolator to
Fred Kanuth. and the third. q bill fold.
to {. a. Livingston.
Shooting Along River.
Two coored men. George Smith and