The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-26
M'MECHEN
Planning Bazaar.

Planning odAA-h1.
The Ladies' Home Missionary Society
OF the VI. r. church ar" already making
plans FOR the bazaar 20 he held at the
church on December Is and l.. Much
OF the material necessary for the affair
has already been collected. and the MEM
bers are working hard TO get things n
shape All kinds 81 fancy work viii
ne displayed. and from the present out
look the bazaar will be q complete sue
cess.
Home From Navy.
Paul Flanagan. son OF Rev. and Mrs
Paul l.. Flanagan. Of Eighth street, has
returned home from the navy. having
received lis honorable discharge. He
has just returned from trip around
the world and has many interesting sto-
r!eS to tell OF his experiences. Young
Flanagan has been away for some time,
and his many friends here will be glad
10 hcar that ne has returned.
May GO with Team.
The many students Of McMechen who
attend Union High school will be clao
to hear that Principal Il. Il. Knots has
denied the rumor that he has made a
statement that the pupils could not sc-
company the baske tball team when they
20 10 West Liberty on December .. Ru-
NOR had il that q ruling had been made
that the students could not go with the
team. but Mr. Knott says that this was
incorrect The game ~ the opener OF
the season FOR Union High
Rcd Cross Drtvo On.
The Red Cross drive which has bren
going on here for several days. IS show
. .ng splndid success. The leaders of
, the Red Cross have n different plan
this year for TN, drive than m former
years. and the new way is proving very
successful.
Church Notes.
At the regular II o'clock services at
the Christian church tomorrow morning
Rev. {. W. Fuller will take rs the SUBJ
ject for his sermon The Goodness and
Severity OF God" Al the 30 o'clock
evening services he viii talk on The
Christ Stll On Trial
At the Catholic church. Rev. Paul L.
Flanagan will give the address a. tho
lD:45 morning services, while {. +. An
dcrson the district superintendent, will
conduct the evening services.
Road Cleared Away.
The debris across the Earrows. just
below where the slip came down from
the bank Thursday evening and OBJ
siruc,ed the road. was cleared away
Yesterday morning. and cars could go
ovor the road as usual. Before the rock
! and mud were taken away all traftlc
! was forced 10 pull around. going over
the car tracks A tree came down with
| the pile OF stone Thursday evening and
| had 20 be cut away before street cars
| could get by.
MoMsohen Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. a. Powell have re-
| turned home from visit with friends
at Porters Falls.
Mrs. Walter stevens is able 10 DO
! out after an illness OF some length.
! Charles Raber has returned home
after spending several days at King
| wood.
! Jean Keller has returned home after
| visiting friends a; Washington. d. c.
! {. T. Harrison. OF Wheeling. was
! business caller here yesterday.
Miss Mildred WOODBURY. has returned
homo from visiting friends at Pitts
burgh.
! Miss Helen Hood. OF Bellaire. Is visit
INK friends and relatives here over tho
! weekend.
! Mrs. r. H. Mcfarland. Of Mounds
v:lle. is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Null
let The HsF small son o, Russell Hetr +. Sc
! riously III.
Many local people are planning 10 sec
the Bellaire-Wheeling football game at
the latter place today.
Miss Margaret SChrlver has recovered
from several days illness.
l.. F. Newton. OF Moundsville. waH a
business caller here yestrrday.
Joseph Carroll. OF Pittsburgh. Is
spending II few days with friends here
and a. Bcnwood.
James u. Parrtott. "r Moundsv!lle.
VIII MAKE AN address at the Church OF
Tod Sunday night.
Edward O'Maii"v has gone I" Pitts
burgh. brluE called there by the death
NJ h!a sister.