The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-10-11

| The Belaire team will be IN great shape
for all coming contests.
1sappotnteA Pastor
DR.. L W. White. pastor OF 'ne o.
Paurs A. VI. Z. church has retuFhe"
| from Portsmouth whore he ATTENDED, 'h'
| conference Of Southern Ohio. lie was
rcappointcd as pastor or the !ocN'
church and has served three years nero
satisfactorily to all.
Gets Award
Miss Elizabeth Willertun. age H. OF
High Ridge. west Of Bellalrc' was
awarded first prize as the champion
junior judge OF dairy cattle at the Ma
tlonal Dairy show in ST. Paul. MIMI
Yesterday. She was the only girl COM
pcting for honors against ~ boys
Were Guests
Members Of the Bcllaire High foot
ball squad were the guests OF the XII
wants club at 4 luncheon yesterday In
! the Chamber Of Commerce rooms. Supt
J. V. Nelson. William McGraw. {. H.
Felt. A. G. Bcetham. c. \. Iearge. Blll
McClain. Carl IIoch. C. Il. Smith. q. -
! Spragg. Coach Galbarech and players
, Matthews an dMcMasters delivered al
dresses. Scott Garrett and Jack bTaoy
were awarded the players prizes con-
/ tributcd by the Mcllott firm. Charles
! Ttmhcrlakc. James Cooper. John Nc
! Clai nand Ben Morris were also award
! cd prizes
Merchants Luncheon
Retail Merchants Of Bellaire Will hold
n meeting and luncheon this evening AT
6 o'clock in tho Chamber OF Commerce
! rooms. The committee will report on
! the booster trip to be made sooA and
plans for broadening the business OF
{ Is..r l.,ir Il
Bellaire Briefs.
Mrs william Campbell. OF Washing
ton street. has returned from n visit In
! Akron.
| Mr.. and Mrs William Kelly have re-
! turned tn their home in MoundSville. al
! ter visit here.
! Thomas Rankin. who suffered para
! lytic stroke short time ago. Is improv-
| inc in his home on Noble street.
Jamca Cooper. Of Harrison street, left
Yesterday on a few days visit In C!ncin-
natl.
Miss Alico Hall. OF oneida. "a the
guest OF friends and relatives In this
| city.
pr. and Mrs. c. S. Ne!swanecr. Of New
| York City. are the guests Of friends and
relatives In Bclla!re.
Mrs. r w. Tawcett and daughter. OF
Ncnin are spending 4 few days with
local relatives.
! The choir of the Christian church. will
hold It's rehearsal Saturday evening In
stead Of Thursday.
Tho Glover Leaf club held n socia'
session last evening in the hcadluartcr:
on Thirty-Sccond street.
| Action was taken upon n number OF
anlp,CatIonS FOR membership at thu
meeting Of the Bcl!airc lodge Of Elk:
last evening.
Work on Wcst Twentyth!rd stree
Improvement Is progressing nicely ant
= tho contractors are now ready to pour
concrete.
County Auditor Arch T. Foglc. ~ st
C.airsvillc was calling on local friends
! Mrs. Mary Ault of Thirty-third street
/ has returned from visit with friend!
and relatives in Columbus
7 Services preparatory to communion
will be conducted this evening at 7:3'
o'clock In the Presbyterian church.
A flock Of wild geese passed over tht!
city yesterday morning. the first OF TIT
| season.
Absent voters ballots arc now oeins
issued by tho Belmont county supervis
ors OF elections.
Thomas Powers and Robert G. Meyer
of this city. h2ve returned from oriei
visit IN Egypt.
Mrs. William Nelson entertained me
Young Ladies' Foreign Missionary So
cicty o. the Christian church last even
| Ing In her homo on Harrison street
Quite n large sum OF money was DIS
tributcd about tho city yesterday when
| tho miners received their pay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lynsky. Of Th'r'
ty-rirst street are spending re" DAYS
| in Cleveland.
| Tho Kings Eible class Of tho First
Reformed church meets this evening IN
tho home Of Mrs. Henry Roltc on Jcfter'
son street.
Miss Grace Grooms entertained tne
members Of the Young W"man's l'ihle
cr,cs Of tho First NJ. F.. church last eve.
ming IN her home on belmont street.
Tho choir OF tho First NJ. f. churcn
will hold lts rehearsal on Friday even
| inC.
Practically all of tho heavy columns
on tho new First National Bank building
! boya hrcn erected.