The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-14
McMECHEN
Christian Endeavor Meeting.

rh. members OF the Christian In
d"avvr society Of the Church or God
held their regular meeting In the BUN
day school rooms of the church last
night. J. W. Strong was In charge OF
the meeting which included short
business session followed by program
consisting of musical numbers rendered
10y the members OF the society. Follow
ing the social session refreshments were
served.
Boy Scouts Meet
The regular meeting Of the heal Boy
Scouts troop was held last evening In !
the basement of the Methodist church.
Scoutmastcr Mix WAS In charge OF the
meeting and gave an interesting talk IN
reference to the work of the troop III
this city. after which arrangements
were completed for number of hikes
TO DO held in the near future and plans
discussed or the launching OF mem
bcrship drive within the next tcw
weeks. The remainder OF the evening
WAS spent at drilling.
Ladies' Aid Social.
All Is In readiness for the PIE soc!"l
70 be held in the church parlors OF u"
VI. j.. church tonight by members ot me
Ladies' Aid Of the church. After IN:
rendition Of Il musical program III"
members Will serve pie and cone.
Everyone is invited 10 attend THIS al
fair. and the proceeds Will be used |"
purchase new song books.
Sprouts Funeral.
Funeral services for the late Mrs
Martha Sprouts were held at her Iate
home on Marshall street yesterday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. Paul l.
Flanagan officiated and intcrment was
i made 1T Greenwood cemetery.
Men Return to Work.
Many men Of this city formerly en-
pluycd 1T the steel mill of the wheeling
Steel and Iron company, but who have
hccn idle for the last few months owing
L. the mill being off, returned to work
Yesterday morning. Over two hundred
men of this city, employees Of this com
raIiy. have been idle for the past few
months. and IL was good TO SEQ the men
returning to work after such Ions
period of ideness The steel went on
. 100 percent yesterday. but tho skelp
mill of that company Is still Idle.
! Kings Herald
The members of the Kings Herald or
the Methodist church held an important
business meeting in tho church parlors
Z last night 4 lesson study was READ
/ and discussed, and refreshments were
served.
The members Of the Home Missionary
+ of the NJ f.. church were delightfully."-
. entertained last evening at the home OF
! Mrs. Bert SnodErass on Tenth street
Several interesting talks were en]oyed
7 and important missionary matters taken
I'm FOR discussion. Following the pusi-
ness session short social session. win
ncediew"rk as the principal diversion.
/ WAS enjoyed. and at tho conclusion or
the affair a delicious luncheon was
served by the hostess.
program at Union
! The members Of the Irving and
! Azultkit literary societies of Union
hirh will join together Friday after
noon ard present literary program
consisting Of dialogues, readings ana
! rccitations, in celebration O. st. Pat
I rcks day.
McMechen Briefs.
| Mrs. h. Hutchinson OF Sixth street. -
enjoying an extended visit with irlenas
at Sm!thh"id. Ohio
! Mr.. and Mrs Earl Ryrd have returned
from a week end visit with friends at
. Shadyside. Ohio.
. Ray Chamberlain IS. slightly I'M
proved from MS recent Illness at his
/ home on Marshall street.
I Warren Sanders "r Moundsville was
: business visitor iu tho "!ty yesterday.
: Mrs. Charles M",.r'. who has been
! confined to her hom" f,r the past few
days by illness, ! reported as improv-
ing.
Miss Thnlna Sm'' IT. returned from
n short visit with t:!cnds at Hunting
ton.
George Adams I,ae returned to his
home at Glen East"i Lftor short Visit
with friends here