The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-27

full day was spent IN games. races and
other various diversions. The feature
% ASe day was tho delicious basket
luncheon spread at noon.
Christian Church
Rev. {. W. Fuller. pastor Vs the CAris-
tian church. has taken for his subject
FOR tho Sunday morning service, Let
tho Redeemed Say So He vii! speak
on Life oc tho Church" at the evening
service. Special music will be rendered
BY tho melnbers OF tho choir.
Bake Sale
Members OF Division No. OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. +. church
, VIII ha,d a bake sale a. MAYORS store
on Sixth street this afternoon and even
::e. The variety OF pastries promises
=" be exceptionally wide. and they are
Ne,i known for tuelr delicious articles.
W.. no douh, Re VOL p2;roRized.
Morning Party
party composed OF number OF
women Of this city will !eave sunday
on a motor trip TO Cleveland and other
, pants il Ohio. The party will he COM
posed Of Mcsdam mes NJ. =. Knapp and
Harry Cooper. and Misses Della Cooper
and Nancy Cooper.
Wiener Roast
Last evening Harley Thompson enter
tanned 4 number OF his friends with a
wiener roast. The merry group walked
over the Reilly hill where delightful
evening was spent n various pasttmes.
, A hugo Arc Mas built AZ late hour
and tho remainder OF tho time was spent
n roasting wieners.
Christian Endaavor Soc1sty
Members OF tho Christian Endearor
society will meet Monday evening. The
, lea der has a. interesting subject To dis
cuss. and requests al members TO be
present. as plans arc 70 be discussed for
social.
School Opens September g
The schools OF Union district Will
resume September after the summer
vacation. Previous to this time school
has always opened tho day after Labor
day. but tho board decided TO postpone
the opening for ono week 10 enable all
students to attend the State Fair.
Miss Grace Wells. OF Cleveland. o..
Is visiting relatives hero for \ few
days
James St!llwell Is able to out after 4
slight illness.
Mrs. Z. Garrison and daughter. who
havo been visiting friends here. have
returned to Ltttleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Thompson and
daughter. Ella Mae, who have been WIS.,
ting in Oakland. Md. have arrived
homA
Miss Pauline Burma who has been us
iting friends here has returned to
Pittsburgh.
John Frloin has returned from brief
visit at Sherrard.
Miss <clla Irwin. Of Midway. Pa. Is
visiting friends here for several days.
Miss Lucinda Hanlin. who has eeen
enjoying several month"; visit at Colo
RADIO. has arrived homo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Barnett have
moved from Logan to Seventh street.
Mss Edna Rial will leave today for
her homo at Akron, o.. after spending
the past few weeks here.
Mrs. Klns Cusack. who has been
spending a few days In Burton. has Ar
rived homA
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Knapp have zone
to Loundensvtlle to visit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Conner and chill
dren. who have been enjoying weeks
stay In Clarksburg. are expected to ar
rive homo today.
Bud Glass has gone to Columbus o.
TO spend two weeks
ADO Knight mas poem C1Hou 10 o.
Marys BY tho illness OF his brother.
Paul Criswell. OF New Martinsvflle,
Is spending the week end here.
Miss Florence Houck Is able to be out
after a slight illness.
Miss Lucy Malone has returned to her
homo At Charleston after spending sev-
eral weeks here.
Jimmy Mountain. who has bean visit
ing relatives at Holloway. has arrived
homo.
]. J. Slippner has returned TO Pow
hatan after spending several deys here.
Miss Ethel compston has resigned hsg
position At tho local school and will
leave Thursday for Illinois whore she
has accepted a position ~ teacher in
school there.
William Hawkins Is slightly III At his
homo on Logan street.
Mr. and Mrs. william Hartley ana
son Billy spending tho week end In
Wa shlngton, Pa.
Harry Smith. Of Akron. o., ID spend
!ng the day In this city on business.
Mrs. Florence Richner. OFF BelAirN Is
spending tho day hero with relatives.