The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-12-03
MOUNDSVILLE
225 MARSHALL
CD. TEACHERS
At GATHERING

success.
teachers of the - employed IN IN"
county.
The morning program VAS 'urn'Sh"''
ny tho teachers OF The Cameron schools
4 niano solo Nv Merritt Chambers ana
= violin SOLO ny Miss Doris Ni'h"inr
were greatly enjoyed. reading ny
Ntrrinta WhH'aN waH 40 well receives"
that she responded with An encore.
cornrt solo by Mss MaGalirc Wise AMI
a vocal solo by Miss Nell Garrison wer"
greatly a?plaudcd The musical pro
gram was followed by an address ~ J.
J.. Marsh Of Charleston. wh" ST"N" on
Teachers as Artists. which was We"
received h. tho teachers.
Tho afternoon session opened WIN
selections by tho I.ri"n high school (
Girls Cleo club followed by several
splerdId musical numbers and readings.
&. NJ. Koon Of the West bih"rtN Normal
school gave a fin" address n the tea'h-
ers and Me;vill" stewart Of 'hari"S'"i
gave a short hu, very interesting talk
on Rural Schools From until
o'clock sectional, meetings were heIn.
tina speakers being; pr. NMtman l.
Barbe FOR the teachers 90 tho seventh
and eighth grades and nigh school. Sup'.
& 6 Jacobs Of Wheeling for the ole
rnentarv teachers ard Supt. g. W. Craig
a
lesion and Miss Folsom Mcclure OF
Msrgantown for the rural teachers.
The program carried out last evening
was the finest and most highly enjoyed
Of the da- Although many teachers
could not be present there was very
large crowd. man. parents OK the
'AIoundsvllle pupils being present. tn"
address given by Or. Waitman T. Earho
OF tho West Virginia university at
Morgantown was the feature OF the day.
DIR. Rarbe Is enc % the best known edu-
Gators Of tho state, and his address last
night ives splendid. and greatly enjoyed
by all present.
The program carried out last night.
beginning at $50 o'clock, was as fol-
lows:
Orchestra SO. .Moundsvills high school
Miss Nesh!tt. leader.
Festival Overture ........ Emil Ascher
Love and Roses "a new flower sonG)
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. TooHnl l''""e'
Mound$vlle high school Girls G?ee club
When Graumother Dreams. beethoven
where NV Caravan Has Rested. I-ohr
Noundsy!le eighth grade chorus
CLief OF the Arab Band. Paul Bliss
A Merry Life .intc! nenza
Address .Dr. Waitman T. Barbe
W. V. l.. Morgartown.
Large Attendance.
The attendance Mt the last nights
performance OF the Elks' minstrel at the
strand theatre was even greater than
that OF the night before. Roth nights
the theatre was crowded before the
opening Of the show. proving tho sue
cess OF the minstrel this year. All that
attended the show stated that Il was
complete success. excelllrG any min
strel ever put on by tho local lodge. The
proceeds taken in will be turned over TO
charity.
Red Cross Drive On.
The Red Cross drive here started yes
terday with a hsuse 10 house canvass
with Harry Jones In charge OF the cam
paIgn. II will continue today. in order
tongct more memberships The cam
-rafgn held last Saturday. when the
ladies' Of the organization had booths in
the postnfGice and different banks Of the
city. showed gain OF c22 on the men,
bersh!p list.
Play Big Dame tomorrow.
The football game for tho champion
ship OF the Ohio Valley VIII be played
tomorrow afternoon on the Fort Pitt
field at c:l5 o'clock. when n" local
American Legion team clashes with IN"
wellsburG Imperials. The two teams
battled to a scor"less tie IN ThauHsgi"-
ing day. and fine game is expected be-
tween them tomorrow. as both clevcns
are IN tho best Of condition and expect
ing 10 win the championship game The
largest football crowd OF the YEAR Is
is expected 10 &C out to witness this
final encounter.
Planning for Banquet
Preparations are being made for the
annual banquet IN honor OF the Mounds
willie high school football team. which
will be held IN tho high sch"o building
probably next Thursday evening.
Tho local basketball team took all
vantage OF the holiday yesterday ami
met for practice at the school Eymna-
stun In the afternoon. The schedule
for the season has not yet been COM
Melted. although the hrSt gam" will be
with Pennington on December Is.
Funeral Tomorrow.
Funeral services will he held tomor
row afternoon a, O'Clock for the late
John ". Berry. who passed away i,
his homo on Jefferson avenue late
Thursday THE deceased IL survived h.
his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth Berry. and six
children. lie was a member Of the
knights or Pythias. which organization
wit have charge OF the funeral Inter
ment will be made at Mt. Rose Gene
terry.
Mrs. Sadie Frater.
Mrs. Sadie Frater passed away sud-
denly yesterday afternoon at hcr hon"
on Linden avenue. the cause ~ death
being heart failure. The ds""a S"i was
s. years OF age. and had b"Nn life
long resident cf this city. Sh" g very
we'll known here ard her sudden dcn'h
came as a shock 20 hr- many frienGs.
She L. survived hy one daughter. Mrs.
Homer Tirrlott % Cambridge. @. ami
one son. George. a. home. Funeral srrv-
ices will be held Monday afternoon. a.
though arrangements arc Incomplete.
Team to Attend Funeral.
Members OF the American Legion
manager. will attend III" fnneral OF his
mother. Mrs. Sadie Fr,trr. on Monday
afternoon. IN n body. Tho team has
also sent beautiful floral p!c'e 10 the
bereayed home.
moundsvius Briefs
Mrs. John Coyig Of Wheeling and
Miss Mildred Reynolds oc Martins Ferry
arc tho Euests Of Mrs. y. +. Compton OF
Fifth street.
Louis Weber OF New MartInsville was
a business caller hero yesterday.
Miss Nora Young OF Glen Easton
spent yesterday with friends here and
attended the teachers meeting
Samuel hurbec Of Second street is
attending 70 business in Proctor.
Mrs. Charles Tucker is III al her hnm"
or Walnut avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. e. Flanagan OF Sec-
on street arc y sitting friends at ritts-
burGh.
Mrs Clara Garrison is quito III st
her homo on Eighth street.