The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-30
BENWOOD
UNION H PROM
TH|5EVEN|NC
Annual Event to ! Held BY Seniors
and Juniors In s lool Auditorium.

rh,. annEIi jan or Nor Prom OF In"
Un.on high school WI! be held th:H eve
ming in he auditorium of the school,
The Seniors Will hc honor guests If the
Juniors, who vii naN" complete charge
Of the program. which VII! hr tho best
IN years.
More than seventy are expected t" be
present inriulnr Juniors and Seniors.
thu members Of the board and their
wives; and the faculty and ihcr wives.
\ VERY enjoyable evening should ID" h#d
by ali present as tnr rmmmittcc in
charge has ben working diligently ana
he program and banquet VIII u" OF en-
rrpliunal note.
The POSTMASTER for the affair VIII be
Harold Rranncn. o: III" Junior class.
who will make tho opening talk and In
trodurc tn. speakers Of thu evening.
\ large number If speakers have been
selected who are we'll known III inns
city for their ability IN making
Sprrchcs. Tn board will hr represented
nv J. T. Powell. the faculty, by Prof. h.
r. Knots principal of tn" school. and
Mss Jioliday while the Junior ana
Senior classes will hr represented by
E;ullin tmthus. Austin LincheTScr
I.auraBcckcr I.ymhiI" I."ppert. Anna
gallagher. Mildred W"odbIrn. Marsar-
cute Krllar and Homer Parker.
The banquet Will he served by Tho do
rlcSti,. science class and Will consist "I
five courses. Miss Florence Stromb"rg
supervisor of tho class. Will b" IN
charge and - tempting menu il assured.
Play warwood.
The Union high school baseball team
Will clash with team representing
Warwood high this afternoon at lii"I :
ii. ID. Tho field WAS in sloppy con-
d ton yesterday but it IS thought That
il will be in readiness by this afternoon
to make playing possible. TIL" Warwo"h
team Will come to tins city hlghlH
touted. but il the local team plays IN"
game Ike they did against Wheeling.
last saturday. the game Is on ice now
Tho team was able To get only f"~
days practice this week owing to the
di.HgrcrAblr weather.
Meeting at Camp.
The regular semi mbmlhly meeting az
tho Kerry ltlub will be held tomorrow
Afternoon at the Kerry tlub Ramp which
i. situated near stop 10. at The NarrowS
N MoundsyiI!c \ Lrg" number Of the
members in This city arc expecting 10 be
present. 4 few important matters will
all members he in attendance.
X. of p. Meet.
Tic Uniform Rank Of the X. of =.
mot las: evening in their lodge rooms
on Main street. Following thu business
session a delightful smoker was enjoy
ed nv the large number Of men that
were present;
Interest M-mifested.
rrrai dcaI 90 interest and rnihuS-
iasm IS hcing manifested by tn" stud
cnIS Of the Union high school and other
people Of this city and McMcrh"n over
the oprrctin. 'i'"cnhoniaS. which will
h. presented w the Union high Srhoo
Gicr cub. Nay ) and q. Tee pupils OF
the school are husy selling the tickets
for IL and according to reports, are
meeting with tho best Of success.
Sale Today.
The I,adi,:; Nd Society Of the 81.
Matthew'S Lutheran church will hnId
dnughEuI sale in the pariorS Of In"
h.rch today. Tic "slnkrrs" will be
made b. IA" ladies' right In the church
and VIII h. sure 10 appeal 10 the palatcS
Of the most "rSiodi0Us.
Burial Tuesday.
Tho burial Of Mrs. Robert Sheppard.
Formerly nf this city. who died Wedn"S-
dav evening al Key. O., Will take pia""
TUESDAY morning at Il O'Clock from her
,atr homo. Intrrmrnt will be mad" az
Gr"anwoUh cemetery
The dcr;! sod is survived by two sons,
Robert and Walter. and thrc" daughters
Mrs. James hurry. OF this city. and
Alta and Daisy.
Fnr several wears shc had been suf-
frrirC from complications. which finally
caused her death. While In this city
and after her removal 70 Key she was
an ardent WORKER in tho Bcnwrod NJ. T..
church. and her death is deeply re-
g-cttnd.
Last Night for Carnival.
Til" last appca rance "f The STn;th :
Gr"a;cr Carnival will hc he'd this even
Ing at Hollis Field. Tomorrow morning
they will leave for Washington. Ia.
whore they will ~ AL next week. IL"
carnival IS und"r 'Er auSpr"- Of In"
Fourth and Firth ward 'ir" department.
who are eo:rg ~ iurn!N!s = library with
books with ;hr profits r""l.H''' from the
staging Of i Il was heard yesterday
from IN official source 'hrt owing :"
the rx;rrrnrlv dis crrr?h'n w"a;h"r that
has prevailed 'his week. Tia" pr"HtS ar"
not as larg" a. were '.N"."t"". but wi''
= larr" crowd tonight IL" carnival taken
rs q whuic would h" = tin"nr!a! success.
Benwood Briefs.
Rorn. To Mr.. and M"s. William
Surouva. If Main street. 4 baby girl yes
trrdav morning.
Elmer Ulmstrad Of WoodAwn. wa
visiting in this city yesterday.
Mrs. Elizabeth D.T'mpi" Of SIKH and