The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1905-02-25

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ifgeshtf8wi large number Of specia9
tors from t,se aclt ii assemEieti to vi, I
lIiless 4 demonst lion by Ire focal !
l;alsket hall teans ofs how tlie game :
4 should y; leS M played aecsunt oi tse
game inf fond HI anotl,
4 1tr$ column, ss9'7I 4. /.
s S 1bIeaaqpet 9: aelesa;As was
served s5s', at $50 the d, Church g
l3parlorsE, delicloas aud appetisinx (,
Imenn was graeeti b happy spee 81, / >
by55 Mayor Kinses IseY tis g, stoetzers
and and n. sIr lI Y q iynchS seeFet Al
Wheeling The preparatlon ofI 81 ;'li The
supper y was AZ. intrusteds 10 stesdSoes
lal' Brobst Fay Hartley Hawiey. Rot.
ison, s!1l1 4 JJatc3ksson and Hafpss, saha weIf
did did these ladies' iastifs 81 lsoflons
The tables we're sasrls' ia,liss
Edith Watson and estianes iS I
p Donald ISL q Martla, d, II Rober, III 4
l;tsi Eyanss i l3lll Billths slea ands 3szuni,
Iassisted asst by W aIrmcnts s ID
Igopps s;s9a women an u of Whom fuiHlisa &
lthe dptles q with 6alr
|ts.f e.ss tonl my ars glaeeft
4 " SIpast NJ ,aster HI sshafer ii ,s
staace5e'ii5f;'H3 speech introdaced Mayor
\ lISinsey IA Who mad onr guests X; wels
leone lnS Saii saddress III Ssllch ne en- \.
Iphasl yea the need Eof clean men. Of
lplFp ppsetl! Smen o. eoarageons men.
|andsof IS 3iaea Wing the stppcli of are.
The may added tflat II amy dele,
gates:$ were w thont shelter for The
night the accommodati Hons provided
w The city sfor thss entertainment cf
its lts guests yeret AT present he WAS
;Ilhappys toS Sstly cant and should Do
leasio'r Sarlse, any oyefaow OF con,
y,e,ntional tties!s could be provided fcr.
Mr. stpet hoped 1T @as moi ioo!
latei q! gtell \
Birthday 4 81 man os noted narraw. sI
ness ofssy y ylmalpathy vas dilatins 10 ars
\ a!cquaint tances pom tie slories of the
FatherSo 81 HIS Country. and the obi
gaationl: resting / upon every citizen to
properly observe ttie ami sersary pf Il
NYashingt toms birth
IL on 5saySy have yashlngto letl. !
shrined IN your heart?s' satd stte sisep-
ticals aditor;s I.
53s"sI Fdo. Az is!sI;s
Then hlngtoli is iii d tisllt
place, for once isn't hess's 3
Nj NJ stoetzer assured The gltesis
4 that the Fs,airmont heart was of dlifer
ent gauge, and that sthey could safely
trust tis Y to ss the largeness of their Wei.
conc. Furthe he stated that IL WIS !.
imp impossible for such a company Ia
Christian ;4 smen To- assemble without
leay a, wing an simps sssioa for gpod On any
community. and appealed Ia his hear.
ers 70 wal the bee line si,ce no !
man ~ I, \ ! was itlloat those WHO looked
Ito TO him either conseIolsly or uncon. s
slc:lousiy for IN example
I y Mr. synch cpngr atllated tIie Fair 4
mont ont s1E organ glzation
1 terms !. SonIs IFS growth, and expressed
Ihiss pleasure fiji his obseryation of is
[prsogre and ltft the gooa work Il was do
tings
I; ne The t.s u .Ftialirmont 4 y y eiee 4
\ club, under the lead lership Of Nh. S.
4 Brobst gave an exec edingly cred
liable rendition ofs srhe Goopers
lsong and sdisapp pointed fine company
|ons; being forced because of the
nessSofl the hour to fuse ID response
4 \ tpstan ri unlmist akably hearty encore
Thes evening ;sessic on opened 1T the
N. q. Temple wit tina song service led s.
btyltheS GleeS Club!
Mr. Frank w. Obers iof New York
City editor of A sociation Men
made $brief but nteresting address
on M, he Young Mems Christian AS
sociationS a Moyement of Gods PROV
idence. He ispole ofs the Y. nj. 6. A. =
as the ahandmai aiden Of the church and
dWeltS Son the aptability Of the as- 8
cociation to every wal Il IN HE. IN
this sconnec ections he spoke iof the wide
variety of places where association
meetings were held in mining camps,
(cetitinnesi on s-iftti paac.l
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