The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-11-21
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ODeriug Conference,

A. the brides Aome, following which
hey iaft on a wedding trip.
Opening Conference
Tho opening conference Of the minis
tcrS aud Iaymen Of Belmont county
held under the auspices az The ONO
state council of churCl IS IN the Fl'S:
Methodist Episcopal church Of BeiIa.rc
Mas presided over ~ The Rev. BOYD
MHCicary Of The Presbyterian church or
Bcllaire. Revs. fierce. Palmer and Bau-
mann having charge OF the devotional
part Of the program. DR.. Haziett e&.
planned tho purpose and aim Of the con-
Terence as being 10 organize The chris
uaH denominations Of the county INT" 4
closely cooperating unit 10 be known
IS the Belmont County Council Of
Churches. 10 be composed oC the minis
lcrs and iaymen Of tn" whole county
r,pr' Scnt.ng every church. strong
representation cf ministers from the
ditrcrea: parts Of the county were pres
ont and showed much Interest In his
suggested program. Rev. Epticr spoke
az the common interests Of the churches
OF Belmont county and enlarged on their
O. lb.e influence as n body organized
and united for action. Upon motion.
tr. HaZtctt spoke on the topic OF con-
SreCa'toGai Adjustments illustrating the
conditions as they exist IN many conh'
les and showing the possible remedies.
He also suggested tina, a committee be
appointed looking toward the orGan!-
cation OF a funciioninS hodys. The
morning serYiC. was closed with the
apps o.!c bencdic;!on by Rov. Gi.kic.
The afternoon conference was pre-
sided over by Rev. Perry II. Bauman3
o. the First Reformed church OF Bel
MI -
ing charge Of the devotional services
Rev UaaIctt continued the discussion
or CONGREGATIONAL Adjustments Rev
Gi,kIc read 4 paper on world peace
which vas adopted by n" conferences
Pew Butl"r then discussed the organ
izcd attempt to break ur tho Sabbath
N, need for better enforcement Of thu
motion picture avs and the part Tho
world must play IN world peace. Rev
ISaumann appointed n" Rows. Palmer.
Pierce. Wirgsrt Paterson and Hcntho"n
10 select Il committee on organlza ton.
This committee In turn appointed d..
c l.. Nngerd. chairman: II. W. Peter
son. Ira I.c"per and John HAYS. pc. !.
s McJlcllaNd. Mrs. Wcinl&ln. Mrs. II
e. Lowe. Meeting adjourned with henc'
L c'tor by Rev. Pierce
selln,rc Briefs.
Mr. and Mrs 6 + Jenkins have re-
turned 70 their home in Toledo after
yisi. with local relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Ricer. Of Tween
ty.rru'h street. have returned from
visit, n Wcodslcld.
Ice Levy. Of this city. took up his
now du'!cs as deputy internal revenue
collector here. Yesterday.
Mes Blanche Forbes has returned ~
this city after a visit with her parents
IN New Concord.
NJ. and Mrs D. Z. Glover. Of Cleve-
lind are the ghosts OF relatives In
BclIca;re ard vicinity.
Mrs. II. y. Mccullough has returned
- Toronto after a brief visit in this
city
Tho choir OF the United Presbyterian
church will hold a rehearsal on Wednes>
day evening.
MISS Emma McGraw entertained the
ncalhcrs Of the Ex-ITigh club las, eve
ming in her home on North Jefferson
street
The Kings Daughters class Of the
Christian church meets this evening
IN the home OF Mrs. William Chapman
on Winding Hi.
RoIla!re will send declaration % 5N
fans % the Notre Dame Carnegie -ecA
game N Pittsburgh Saturday.
Tho DeUaire Chapter Of tn" Service
star Legion holds meeting this cVen'
'rr in the headquarters in the city build
ing r.
The Rcl,airc Lodr" OF Elks mests to-
night and action will Ne taken upon ap'
nI,cat,cns for membership.
Members ot the Violet club entertain