The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-01
McMECHEN
Teachers Attend Meeting.

Many of the teachers Of here are a..
tending the teachers institute that IS
being held in Moundsvills this week.
There are to be several new teachers
this year as the school Is growing slow
ly and new teachers are being put on
each year as the enrolment OF tbs
school increases.
All tho teachers OF last year are 70
be back this year but whether they
will have the same grades or not has
not been decided.
Glass Entertained.
The Sunday school class Of cheste:
Shields was entertained last evening al
the home OF the teacher on Seventh
street Games and other amusements
were arranged for the evening. and at
the close light luncheon was served.
Council Meeting.
Members OF the city council met IN
the office Of the Mayor on Marshall
street last evening where they held
their regular weekly business meeting.
The routine matters were disposed or
after which the water question was
discussed Whether this town will go
in with Benwood in accepting tho con-
tract offered by the city Of Wheeling
has not been decided but much talk is
gong on about this proposal.
Library Day.
All the citizens Of the town who are
interested in the library and those who
borrow books will attend the library
at some time In the day for the pur-
pose Of exchanging tho books borrowed
last week for~new ones. In the after
noon the children will be given the at
tention, as the time was set aside for
their special benefit In the evening
the general public Is invited to attend.
NH l. ~ al ht,lI
ing.
Ala Entertained.
Division No. 2 of the Ladies Aid So
c!ety of tho First NJ z, church met
at the home of Mrs. Harry Hawkins %
Seventh street last evening. After the,
business OF the evening was disposed,
Of a social hour was enjoyed. The
! hostess served a delicious luncheon at
the close OF the evening.
To Entertain Glass.
Miss Helen Houck will entertain the
members of Everett Goodwin's Sunday
school class of the First N. z. church
Friday evening at her homo on South
Baltimore street This entertainment
was to have taken place Thursday eve
ming but owing 10 several Of the mems
bcrs not being able 10 be present It
was postponed until this date.
Boat lido. 2
A number of local teachers attend
cd the boat ride given yesterday by
The teachers institute holding session
at Moundsville at this time.
The crowd left at 10 o'clock and went
TO Creasops Grove where they spenc
the afternoon in games and other
amusements. At o'clock a basket
luncheon was enjoyed. The party re-s
turned home at late hour in the~eye-
ming. nys.s
Official Board Msstin
The members Of the official or
the first Christian church will h their
regular monthly business mes.fng in
+, the parlors Of the church this evening.
| The routine business Of the month will
! be disposed of aftcrwhich any new mat
ter brought before the board will be dis
| cussed
Farewell Reception
Tho congregation will meet A. the
| church this evening at o'clock where
| they will hold farewell reception for
several of the members who arc ieav-
| Ing the church. A program has been
arranged for tho occasion and refresh
ments will be served.
Rev. C. w. Fuller spent yesterday in
Moundsville attending the teachers IN
stitute taking place there.
McNechen Briefs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otis Lutes are spend
! ing some time at Glen Easton visiting
| friends.
Mrs William Filben Is recovering
from a slight illness.
Mrs. Clara Wilson IS recovering from
serious Illness at her home on High
| street. ;
Peter Salten has returned TO his home
In Wellsburg after spending several
days here attending 10 business mat,
tiers.
William Daugherty Of Wheeling. was
business visitor In town yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. l.. Finley OF Nam
| ninGton have returned home after
spending some time here visiting
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. D l.. Every have re-.
turned home after spending some time
at the camp grounds in Moundsvills.