The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-07
LOUISVILLE

The j. o. [. club me-, Il, the homo
of MIS-. .. =. lammcri.c oH N" even
Ing cf saturday. Ju!y = Following the
study OF the sabbath schoo! lesson me
following numh,rS WI" rendered. dc
tailed account at the drafting and sign
ing Of the Declaration ~ Independence,
the ringing Of tn" Liberty Eel end or
the boy who cried Ring. ring for Eh-
rrty." gwen by Miss EStella Atkinson,
WAS very timely and VOL rccelN er!.
MR. Max HAInmerl~c read an article
emitted. "What." which stimulated de-
selection. oar Flag" by Mrs. l." T..
Eramhall. was much enjoyed, whli"
one Hundred For cent Christian" by
Mrs !. II. Clark. brought the message
art inspiration needed 10 rIpcn chris
tan character. Tho program Was inter
sprrs,d VIII music and was followed
10y = s"ria! hour and lunch nj Ice
.rcanl. cake and oranScadc.
Birthday Anniversary
\ delightful! surprise birthday party
her home on the evening NJ Friday,
Jun, tn" invited guests were. Mrs
!.is an! daughter. Eliza h~th 81 ST.
CL.!rs>I..r: ,;cnrGr Kelly and wife. or
Belmont. Milford Lodge and VIE. OF
lan";'>. l.. H. Mclaughlin, wife and
Wifi. ri Morr>Stown. MIR. and Mrs.
Edmund Bramhail. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Grady. Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkinson Mr.
auI Mrs. Fred kusick pr. and Mrs. !.
y bremen. Mrs. r. II. Hart MIS- {; /.
ira Moore Mrs. Mary shepherd. Mrs.
J y. Clark. Mrs. Howard Medley. Miss
Matte Mcpherson. MIR. md Mrs. A. &.
hawthorne NJ. and Mrs. Elmer Men
and daughters. Sara and Mary. o.
Louisville. and Mrs. II j. shepherd nl
Mrrgantown. ". ' n.
The birthday cake. hearing for'y-nine
candles. told The number Of milcstoncS
passed - the one n whose honor
these guests wcrc assembled. The even,
.ns was spent IN sori,,, IEtcrcours" and
M 49,, and a lunch Of Ice cream and
,aA- VA served ~ = reasonable" noun
Briefs
q T. Flnn"y VA n business visitor
al the county scat on Thursday.
e. e. KoHies ami fnmi.y were a;
Mu.r;s,uwn on Saturday evening.
~ T. II, rhcrE"r. wiic. >Un bona ~
and daughter Cnthrr'n" w"7" cal.ed L"
Kc;hcsGa ~ tn" scri""S in'sS ct Mrs'
MrI .nrr.nr father. I"nn Waugh.
IT,, and Ms. Ira l.r"per " -.
rLlrsvi.lc. were entertained ~ dinner
10y MIR. and Mrs. A. q. Hawthorne on
Mr.. Car. cnrp ~ St. rlal!sytlir.
wa -. late visitor with h"r aunt, Mrs
Edward Refine.
Miss Margaret Roscoe rs the guest
OF n,r I.cT', Mrs. Marina N"'Ee''
Mrs Elizabeth Dent VAS "crh-"nH
VISITOR with her daughter. Mrs. {. j.
H.tm'ncr.r. -.
Mrs. Frank Ewing. Of lsirmont W.
Va. has been visiting relatives mere.
Harry l.. shepherd. OF Morganto"n,
w Va, ia ne in on Saturday tn spend
the Fourth with his family. who are
stI,InG Tor time with his parents
Sir. and Mrs. \. g. hawthorne. mere
Nr shepherd has lately accepted poo
si,lon as manager Of store a. SCOTS
Run. near M0rcautown.
Mir. ard Mrs. D!ctric, Of Belmont
spent sunday with the family OF {. g.
1' SUIT. W. T. AFTER and family. 81
Cambridge spent the weekend ana
Fourth At the Samuel Hare farm
south Of town. They. in company with
Nj, and Mrs Hare. rfotored on Sunday
lo Kcnnon and saltwater TO call on
friends.
David Fowler and family spent sun
day the guests Of Fred Rogers and WIFE
at BannoCk
MIR. and Mrs. Merriman. ~ n" cast
end. arc tho proud parents NJ q Young
daughter. who arrived on Saturday
evening. July :.
Many az the housewives with true
feminine thrift together with all N"
Youngsters Of suitable aC" N" viilaG"
arorGs arc harvesting the berrics on
The John SiooD farm. south ot town
The yield Is said 10 he heavy.