The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-22
McMECHEN
Play q Success.

Play 6uccsss.
large and apprcc!RtiNe audience
witnessed the second performance OF
the knights OF P-thias play. The Lodge
~ Ky-Tir." which was presented In the
local public school auditorium las
night. The play was on the order OF
mock Initiation and was a scream IRON
beginning to end. The members OF tht
way in which they presented the play
A good sum was realized from the affaii
and will 10 toward the i"d sc fund.
RadIo In Church
The members Of the congregation OF
the First Church Of God will be given
rare trea; tomorrow. "h"n rI r, Nsa
vices are held at the church The pro
gram, which has been arranged BY
HOeted West. local electrician. will In
cludp Il series OF three sermons. Inc
first sermon Will hc delivered by 4 mem,
her Of IT." Pittsburgh pastoratc. ano
Viii be held in the morning; the AFTER,
noon preaching Will be delivered by a
rastur OF one Of tho Newark, y. j.
churches and the evening sermon will
no delivered hy a Schenectady. y. \.
pastnr. Mr. West has installed one OF
his best radio sets near the pulpit ano
with the aid of an amni!lIrr the con-
pregation will be able to hear the ser
rnons from anv part Of the church
These services are being held In the 40
Srnre OF Rev. John W. whistler. who
with his family Is visiting with friends
at Findlay. o.
Baptismal Services.
Following Il choir rehearsal last n:en
at the Christian church, Re-. {. W. fuI'
Ter hAptiscd A large class. The members
at the choir have planned some special
music for the services tomorrow morn
ing and evening.
Sunday Services.
Rev. Paul l.. Flanagan. rast"r Of me
Methodist church. Will deliver NJ" ser
mon on THE Worth OF the Kingdom
at the morning services tomorrow and
I'm the evening the pastor Will speak on
The Certainty of immortality. SUNDAY
school will be held at the regular time
in the morning.
wounded in the H"uS" 81 NE
Friend" is the sermon sut,j",I Rev. &
" FULLER has chosen tor ,hr morning
services tomorrow AZ "a" ,'niIlStlar
church. In the evcnin" IA, vii. deliver
his sermon on "Thc Nobel thurch.
Special music will be r'.l""r"d 10y the
churus-ch0Ir At both services.
Library Fund Incre asses.
Several large contributions have been
received by the members 0i tn" library
committee for the library fund this
week. Many Of the pe"rl" IF this city
have responded to the drive for $500
Tor cquipping the new library and
many have contributed books. Although
money IS needed 10 puICHfSt INV 'iNI al :
Furniture. books make NJ library and
contributions OF good literature are APP
preCiated.
Held Meeting.
The members OF the ."'a. troop OF
BOY Scouts held their regular weekly
meeting last night in ;hr Methodist
church parlors. Tn" f"alUr" "i last
evenings program was IA" second les
son in tho Art OF Sclf-p'tcn$c. ~ "N-
hibltcd by James Rowmar. Arrange,
mcnts were made for another hike and
plans considered for the summer camp
Many Attend Convent on.
Quite a few people from tins city At
tended the bible school convention held
at Moundsville yesterday. The S,rt ices
were held at the First Presbyterian
church at the Mound City and lasted al
day. beginning at 10 O'clur!, In the
morning 4 very Interesting program
was carried out at both TN" morning
and afternoon sessions.
McAschsn Briefs.
Oris Knight is able to II" "tl AFTER !;
slight Illness.
Albert Tom!nson is Sl"uj,rg III.
Weekend as the guest 81 friends ~
Cleveland. q.
Miss Myrtle Schafcr j. .,h.. I" il" "u,
after a slight Illness.
Arch Bayles has returned n"HI" from