The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-03
LOUISVILLE
Former Local Boy breaches

| On SUNDAY evening the Rev. Walter
ravlor. of Ceterburg' o. spoke in the
church on What Is Our Life He said
!u is not so much n question OF our
creeds, as our deeds. Tho Ideal IS inc
chief thing" he said. II we come snort
OF reaching them. never give over the
striving and each attempt brings US
nearer the goal. No man lVeth 10 MIN
self and no man dieth TO himself. but
/ each life touches ana lHi4uehe|''
! others"
Tev. Mr. TAYLOR IS a son OF Mrs. pan
| iel De Bertrance, OF East R!chlana'
where he and his wife have been guests
for n short time They were cnroute to
/ Rarnesville to visit relatives and they
stopped off to attend the Union meeting
held In the NJ E. church in Morristown
on Sunday.
J. o. c. TO Hold Festival
Tn. women OF the j. o. c. Club are
planning to hold an Ice cream fest'al
on the evening Of Aug IL. proceeds 10
be added to the church repair rund'
/ Smith Twins Inferred
Funeral services were held Sunday
for Marie and Meredith, the four day old
daughter and son OF Mr. and Mrs
Joseph Smith. Of Pauline Mine Inc
Rev. ~ ]. Reynolds conducted the ser
vices and intcrment was made In ram
field cemetery here.
Now Song Books Arrive
The collection Of new song BOOKS lot
use in the local Sunday School arrived
on Friday and were used In the 'Suhda!
services.
Lloydsvt1le Brisfs
Miss Gail Wilson. Of Morrlstown, &C
Wilson, OF Iowa. and Miss Laverna Will
son. of Baltimore. were house guests or
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Spe on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson and son
George, OF New Philadelphia. spent the
weekend with Mrs. Anderson's sister
Mrs. A. E. Refine.
The Misses Harriet and Nell Shep-
erd spent Saturday and Sunday with the
family Of John Sheperd In Morristo"h'
The special J. O. c. service will be
held Friday evening In the home or Mrs.
Max Hammcrlc. A program will be pre-
scented and those not members are IN
vitcd 10 attend.
Mrs. w. w. Mcpherson and litne Sis
ter. Catherine Mcpherson. were week
end guests Of Wheeling friends.
Sir. and Mrs. c. ?. Hammerle and 1T
tie daughter, Jessie. spent Friday Win
+ Bert Dunn ana laHliiy VI
Mr.. and Mrs. Randall and little
daughter. OF Mozart Hill. are guests OF
MI and Mrs. l.. F.. Bramha!l
T. II. Hart, A G.. Hawthorne and
daughter, Mrs Harry Sheperd, were
Wheeling shoppers the last Of the week.
:. Among local people attending the
carnival in Hendrysburg last week were
Paul Vail Edward Lopez Fred Lopez
Glen Humphrey. Irma Lopez, Roy Nc
AllIster. Paul Brown and Ethel Sstis.
II. c. S!pc. who is attending school n
Muskingum. spent the weekend at his
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlisle UpdcGraph and
sons. william. John and Alfred. OF
shadyslde. we're guests the last Of the
week Of Mrs autographs aunt. Mrs -
p. Hammerle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Leutz and children
Anna and John Charles spent Sunday
. with the family OF F. q. Bowles.
Miss Helen Bcwlay. Of st. Ciairsville'
was a recent guest OF her aunt. Mrs.
Emma Gordon.
Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Hess. Of Fairpoint,
, were guests on Sunday OF Mrs Hess
sister, Mrs. Olive Bramhall.
Mrs. John Utzlcr, OF Wheeling Island,
, IS visiting her parents. NJ. and Mrs.
Howard Wilkinson.
Mrs De Grof OF the Experiment Farm.
, accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Bod
ger. visited McMechen friends the last
of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Neshitt. OF ST.
= Cla!rsvillc. were late guests OF Mr.. and
= Mrs. 4. G. Danford east Of town.
: Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Kinney, OF Bel
mont. were in town on business on Sat
urday.
7. II. McGraw IS erecting on his tract
o. OF land east OF town three summer resi-
dcnces. each to be occupied by his sons
, Robert Herbert and William, and their
To- families. Mr.. McGraw had already
completed a residence for himself and