The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-14
WEST LIBERTY
NEWS NOTES.
Chapel Exercise

Chapel Exerclse
The last chapel exercise Of inc 7""'
mer term was held Wednesday MOI M" q
The whole student body and '''e"uS
attended this last meeting. lew ".r
and faithful students Of w. l." ,. y
vera nresen, and made short talks
which were appreciated by the s'uu'"'''
The old students present we're:
Ohio County Superintendent j. H. Id
GEAR, Triadelphia District SupeTintch"-
ent S. S. Jacob ana Rev. y, ~ l\'''!'
Methodist minister Of West Liberty
The program was as follows:
Opening Song-"Battle Hymn o. INC
Republic" ............. Tho Sch"o'
Devotional Exercises. Rev. O. ~ Ne',E
Song. The Lord Is Great" The School
Short Talk ........... Rev. y. "a Nc''S
Short Talk. County Supt. J. II. Lazear
Short Talk. .........'S uP'' . = '"0''
School Exhibit
The exhibit for domestic and school
art was held In the gymnasium room
OF the normal building last IueSda!
and Wednesday.
Tho exhibit consisted OF 100 gar
men,s ranging in cost of material i'"'''
S3 cents to sl275. Some of the more
extensive dresses would have cost from
SIS to $50 If bought in the retail stores,
Even the cheaper ones were well anu
daintily made.
The cooking class served punch ana
cookies which were delicious.
The school art exhibited consisteH OIL
rortfolios, flowers. landscapes, posters
! and various other work IN Cph'F"S''"e
and analogous harmonies.
Some of the pupils in this class never
had any instruction in drawing or
| anI Tho exhibit SHOWS
what can he accomplished IN lie"
weaks under the instruction or an ac-
complshcd teacher.
Faculty Entertained
The faculty and students Of the nor
mai school we're delightfully."- entertained
Tuesday evening with party at the
dormitory, given by Miss Josephine
| Shook
All who have been boarded at the dor
mi.orv APPRECIATE Miss Shocks splen-
| did cooking and kindness she has
| shown.
The following very interesting pro-
gram was arranged by Miss De Meyer
! the teacher Of music and art:
Vocal Solo---Parody .......M Miss Lyd'cN
acknowledgement Sclccuon.....''''
..............M Miss Herman
Vocal Solo-He Met Her on the
Stairs Miss steward
Rcadlng-Back in sQuashvillc. .'.',.,.
| Miss Britt
| ouartett-Dry Your Eyes.
! Misses Parkins. Nardy Powell hr'''
! Surprise Stunt. ............. MT. N'"s
! Piano Solo--Fairies. Miss hogscss
! Sambo-Jig ........,.....'' W hose''
Faculty Stunt. d. r. Rogers in charge
! Field Day Meet. ..........'''M MT hoI'a'
: Character Dancing. ..........'''..
Misses Vardy and Hickey
The guests declared this was one or
the most enjoyable happenings Of the
! summer term. Delicious refreshments
were served
Tennis Tourname emit
! The tennis tournament held this week
brought forth much applause due 10 the
unusual skill shown by many Or the
nlaycrs. In the women's singles Regina
Little defeated Martha Majesty 60;
Shirley Lydick won from katherine
Scharf 81 The finals resulted in VIC
tory for Miss Little over Miss L!dici
SO.
The contest between Misses Scharf
and Lydick was very close one ana
aroused much interest among the spec
tators. Miss Little kept up such a
strong defense that neither opponent
could take a game.
! In the womens doubles the nrst set
resulted In n victory for Katherine
! Scharr and Margaret Stewart over Many
| Bender and Helen Harmon. Score. 60.
| In the next and final set Misses Little
and Lydick defeated Misses Scharf and
| Stewart Score, 60.
Personals
! Miss Margaret Stewart Of Elm Grove.
! spent few days here this week.
Albert Schcrick and Frank Richie. OF
! West Alexander. Pa. were callers In
West Liberty Tuesday evening.
Miss Mildred Borgess.. former libra
! ran Of w. L. s. y. but now teacher
| in ParkershurE. ia Il visitor here.
| Martha Majesty and Marietta Stewart
| have left to attend the Epworth league
! convention at Ruckhannon.
Tommy Gulley. Arch Rcrgof and
Boots Whitehead were visitors at West
! Liberty.
Miss Sara Tinklcy. ot Wheeling. Wis
| tied W. l., s y. Wednes day.
Among the superintendent who Wis
| tied the school last Wednesda were
Messrs John Lazcar. II. A. Smith and
! s. s. Jacob.