The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-07-13
BETHESDA


Tho pike leading from Bethesda TO
Morristown is now closed and Is under-
going extensive repairs. 1t Will be re-
surfaced with kentucky rock. We very
much regret that the repairs were not
completed before the assembly peg
as II will make It very announcement
for those attending.
Chautauqua, July z2-Aug. >.
The Sind session Of Epworth Park
Chautauqua Assembly opens on Satur-
day, July %. and continues until Aug.
S. The illustrated programs are out
showing a diversified program when
Will respond to the tastes of a renned
and cultured people. Epworth PARK
Chautauqua Assembly aims to combine
with the outing features, the pest So
cial and literary advantages for pleas
ure and profit. not only to the park
but to all that attend.
A cordial invitation is extended 10
all to attend and enjoy the many good
things provided for these two weeks
at this beautiful park.
The park has many advantages ana
is a quiet, healthful resort. to get relief
from household routine and office LABOR
and the anagement invites your pat
ronage. Come and enjoy the swimming,
boating, fishing and tennis games and
other pastime pleasures
Picnic Recalled.
The Sunday school picnic that had
boon planned to be held Mt Eqworth
park on Saturday. July Is. has been
postponed to a later date.
Deaths.
Mr.. Roy Hinkle died suddenly at tn,
Ohio Valley General hospital on satur-
day evening, following an operation on
Thursday. Mr. Hinkle had been IN
Door health for several years. but his
friends had not considered his conai-
ton serious. Funeral services were
held on Tuesday at . o'clock at tho
home Of his mother. Mrs. Clara HIKE
OF this place. Their pastor. the Kew.
J. NJ. Ackman. conducted the service
Tnterment at EbeneZer
Tho funeral services over the remains
Of MT Aaron Bishop an aged and hishiy
respected citizen Of this place was held
on Sunday at 1890 at his late home.
His death occurred on Friday evening
after a lingering illness. Services were
conducted by his pastor. Rev. J.
Ackman OF the NJ. E. church. assisted
by Rev. F. F. Freese.
Intcrmcnt at Ebenezer cemetery. He
loft to mourn his death. his wife. MIS-.
Sara Katherine Bishop and four chill
dren. Mrs. VIM. Clark and Mrs Jennie
Wineman of this place Mrs. Ona Hop
kins Of Wheeling, and Mrs. Fred Blshop
pastor OF the North Market NJ +.
church Of Wheeling.
Bethesda Briefs.
Rev. Ackman Of the NJ. +. church'
preached the memorial sermon OF the
order of the knights OF the Golden
Eagles ut Speidel on Sunday afternoon
Patriotic Vesper services were held
m the lawn Of the NJ. f. church on
evening at o'clock Topic
1.-THE history Of Our Country In Story
and Song"
Brother Freese Of the Interdenoml9a-
,Ional Holiness church preached very
helpful sermon on Sunday morning
from Eek. 1910. explaining the need
and how TO build our wall or character
that would stand the test OF time ana
eternity and on Sunday evening. from
ST. Johns Gospel 1911. describing the
Good Shepherd, the Great Shepherd and
the Chief Shepherd.
Miss Sara Dudley has for her guest
at their cottage at Epworth park, this
week her friend. Miss Mildred Ihomas
of Wheeling.
Miss Vivian Cortland Of Bridgeport
Is spending some time with her srahu-
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Frank Huht.
A number Of relatives and friends OF
Somerton attended the funeral OF mr.
Aaron Bishop on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Gordon OF Bel
mont were Sunday visitors here.
O. G. ClIthero. wife and daughter
Freda, Of Armstrong Mills, and Il. z.
McCaGguthy and family of CenterVille
were callers at the home OF their aunt
Mrs. Kate Irwin on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Howloy Of Pittsburgh Is spend
Ing some time with her sister-in-ia"'
Mrs. Geo. Bauerle at Epworth park.
George Bauerle Of Wheeling spent his
vacation with his family at their cot
tage home here and while here painted
and otherwise improved his property.
An all day meeting Of the disciple
churches Of Belmont county was helo
AT the park on Sunday, July 3. quite
number OF people attending, Ministers
vera present from Shadyside. Morris
town, Rellaire and GAINESVILLE. Special
music WIS rendered by quartet, TWO
ladies' and two gentlemen Of Bellaire.
also an orchestra consisting OF Is
pieces from Bellaire. Fine addresses
were given by the pastors OF Barnes
v,llo and shadyside and others All the
churches In the county were represent
ed and profitable day was spent EEL
lowshipping together
Quito a number from the Glass WORK
crs convention held at Bellaire. enjoy
cd a trip to Epworth park where 4
hanouet was served by the hotel on
Monday evening. July 10.
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