The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-17

deliver the principal address OF the
evening and Will he followed by ;. Is
Montgomery.
Country Life Conference.
Those who attended the Shcrrnrd
Community Life conference held last
year will be pleased with the announce
mcnt from Nat. T. Frame, state dlrec-
tor of agricultural extension, that he
Is again planning TO personally paruci-
pate In the same again this year. rive
community meetings have been "cheu-
uled for this year. beginning FRIDAY
evening October -. and continuing Sat.
urday and Sunday. The program will
lie announced later and all who are
Interested IN getting together for the
general welfare of the community
should plan to attend each Of the meet
inss.
Sherrard Briefs.
bundle day for the Armenian rel'el
campaign was most splendidly observed
by the pupils Of Sherrard school. lr
every rom packages OF largo dimensions
occupied a considerable space and II al
schoul children OF America did as wei
for their far-away neighbors there vii
be little suffering want OF clothing IT
the Near East this winter.
The scarlet fever scare which wen
through the community two weeks agc
has practically subsded without fur
Their spread Of the disease. Only one
family Is said to have had authentic
casse and close observance OF neces
sary regulations prevented its spread II
school and elsewhere.
Rev. A. r. Bennett, former pastor o.
the NJ. +. churches here. who WAS ap
pointed by the annual conference TO thu
pastorate OF the Benwood NJ E. church
moved to Benwood on Monday.
! Rev. r. II. Taylor. Sherrard's new pas
| tor, will move here from Webste
! Springs this week.
| Miss Ada Marsh, Of Wheeling. Is tn
guest of her sister Mrs. J. l., Marsh.
Sunday visitors Mt the home Of Mr.
| and Mrs. d. NJ. Garvln were: Mr.. ant
! Mrs. Robert Junkins and John Ramsey
/ Of Sand Hill: Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Gar
| vim and son. Glenn. Of Wheeling; Russo
! Acker, OF Warwood: Mrs. II. W. Bloom
! field and son, Bobby, and Mrs W. z
, Watson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Wilson have re
turrnd to their home at Bethlehem
| after trip to Cleveland and othe
points on the lakes.
| Mrs. J. NJ. Dowler, or Moundsville, 1
visiting AT tho home of A. M. Snedeker
Of Mt. OlIvet.
| Rally day will he observed at tn
Allen Grove Presbyterian church mex
| Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. ". Behrens and fam
! fly. Of Elm Grove. visited Mr.. and Mrs
| L. G. Klagcs on Sunday.
Billy McCombs Is III.
| Rev. and Mrs. Charles r.. Kupfer viii
leave today for Vanderpool. Va, afte
visiting at the home Of R c. Kupfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Mcconnell visite'
relatives in Wheeling Sunday.
Mrs. 7. r. Montgomery. of Nj. Olivet
! continues quite III.
Miss Lota Bonar. teacher n the Weir
ton schools. spent the weekend at he
home at Mt. Olivct.
Robert Junkins, Jr.. Of Sand Hill
was visiting at the Hiram Drum HON
on Sunday.
| +. A Larue will hold a public sale O
| live stock and farm implements at tn
| Drum farm near here today (Tuesday)
beginning at 10 a. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Marie an
daughterf Elda, of Wheeling. wer
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. X McComb
on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Garvin and fam
| lily. Of Moundsvllln. spent Sunday a
the homo of Y. Montgomery at Mt. OIL
vet
Miss Maud corbett, Of Bellaire. 81
visiting Mrs. Oma Bonar.