The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-06-10
LOUISVILLE

Mrs. Thomas Ray Of south Of town
who suffered slight stroke OF p2raiE-
sis some time since - slightly nm
proved.
Little Julia Berry Who has been ser
iousiy III OF pneum"G.a - somewhat I'M
proved but IS no, thought I" l." ont OF
danger.
Miss Cornell LoTcr ot -. Cia.rsville
a former loca. girl and member o.
the late graduating class Of st. Glars
willie High school. viii enter the FL
nott Commercial school. Wheeling for
a course in business.
A most enjoyable lawn :,te was ten
dered the Juveniles on Tuesday evening
By Mr.. and Mrs Rodney Sutton at their
home near here Tho occasion was IN
honor Of the eighth birthday Of their
daughter Mildred. The hours wer" spent
In outdoor games. trcljc and fun and the
youngsters were fully prepared 20 en-
toY the delicious six o'clock G,aHec that
was served As the Riddles repaired Ia
their homes. they agreed that L had
been real FUN for Mildred 10 be eight.
The guests included the Misses MaTGa'
ret and Jessie Miller Jean Euttmctr,
Edress williams. Elizabeth Fox. Martha
Refine. Wjlnus Hickruhntj.m and Rus
sell Wilma. John. Donald and Mildred
Sutton.
Mrs +. II Hart ne; with sight ac-
cident while deSceaG.U1 Wheeling nj.
one. day recently. II seemed that ;he
breaks Of a truck following her machine
refused 10 work and the truck skidded
and struck her car turning It face about
but causing only Sigh: damage. Except
for 4 slight shaking up. MIS-. taSt eS-
capped unhurt
The members and connections Of the
Caldwell family will hold their annua.
family reunion at the home OF Mrs. Jen-
nile Clark. north OF town. on June TO-.
A grange rally and farmers picnic
under The auspices OF Belmont County
Pomona grange and the Belmont Coun-
ty Farm Bureau. will be held az the
county experiment farm on Friday.
June Is. Everybody is invited 10 tn
spect the farm and be entertained by
speakers OF state and national repnta-
ton. Good music will lbc a feature OF
the program.
Miss Nell Shepherd OF Morgantown Is
the guest OF her grandparents Mr.. ana
Mrs.. A. G. Hawthorne.
Mrs Ray Nc.Alllster went on Monday
to wheeling 10 meet her mother. Mrs.
Stran who will spend the summer here.
On Wednesday evening the Rev Ira
Lesper OF the United Presbyterian
church Of st. ClairSville conducted a
preparatory service in the home OK MIR.
and Mrs. A. G.. Hawthorne. Sunday be-
ing the regular communion service The
prayer service at the local church was
not held as the members were at the
Hawthorne home. Rev. Leeper used as
his subject The Lords supper and n
most profitable meeting was held.
Rat sd iS ~
iting her sister, Mrs. John Moore. Mrs
Moore and guest spent Tuesday shop
ping in Wheeling.
Mrs. Frank Poe OF West Virginia and
Mrs. Gideon Poe and daughters Louisa
and Imogene OF Bannock were guests OF
Mrs. II. S. Estep.
Miss Matte Thompson. mission wor-
ker in Greenville. Tenn, and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. VI. Taylor OF Bannock were
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Atkinson
on Monday
Mrs. Emma Mcfarland spent Tues
day with her friend Mrs. Emma Side
bottom OF st. ClairsvslIe.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Gi,ham and
daughters Leota and Freda Of Bannock
and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Davis and
daughter Pauline and son Dwa!ns OF Geo
and Mr.. and Mrs Roswell og GAINESVILLE
were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs sylvester
Gillian recently. Also Mrs. Lucia halN
Of Cambridge and Mr.. and Mrs. Green
berry Gilman Of BannocN were guests
In the Gillian home during the wees
Mr., and Mrs Elmer Nsn were late
Rarnesville shoppers.
John Lodge Of near here ard Nh'lAT"
usrdes,y OF S.. Cla:rSviile hav" sent
cards to their friends from their trip
enrorts 70 California where they are
driving a car for Or. BeEtngton OF
Wheeling.