West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1907-04-11

Miss Frankic Dent, of Fairmont.
visited friends here last wees While
here she paid our school a visit ana
treated us 20 some most excellent
singing.
Two Misses Wright, of Hiorra,
sisters Of Miss Edna Wright, who
has been attending the high school
the past winter, were in town visit.
ing friends and attending commence
ment exercises.
John higgins, of Everlson, is here
visiting relatives. Mr.. higgins is
pit boss for the Fairmont Coal Co.'S
mines at that place.
o. A. Watson, of Terra Alta, spent
Saturday and Sunday in town. Mr..
Watson is one of Terra Atlas eff
cient teachers.
Mr.. Fisher, the popular manager
Of the Caufman store, is away on
business.
Rev. M. A. Summers, of Parkers
burg, state missionary Of the Babtist
church, will preach in the opera
house Sunday, April ID, at 1880
a. m. and 1880 p. m.
Misses Gladys Pierce and Bessie
Orr, of Kingwood, spent several
days with friends In town last week.
The class sermon preached by
Rev. II. &C. Howard, of Andrews
church, Grafton, Tuesday evening,
April 3, was a very able one and en-
joyed by a large of PEG
pie. The class and school officers
are to be congratulated on their
good fortune in securing Rev. How
ard for the occasion. He has many
warm friends in town who are always
eager to hear him preach.
uncle John Lloyd expects to leave
for Reedsville In a few days, where
he will remain with friends for some
months. Sorry to see you go, uncle.
The Tunnelton p~ostofice has again
been raised to the presidential class
and a new postmaster will be ap
pointed July 1. d. e. Watson seems
to be the most favored aspiIant foI
the place. Mrs. S. b. Montgomery
has been a very courteous and eff
cient official and we are sorry TO see
her lose the place, but as it has been
decreed that she shall not hold it,
we will all give "Uncle Davy" Wat
son a royal welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe {. Federer, o.
Newburg, attended the school en-.
tertainment last Thursday night.
The public school entertainment.
passed off very satisfactorily Thurs
day evening. The teachers ant
pupils deserve much credit for theiI
untiring efforts in making these oc
caslons both interesting and profit
able to the school. Within the pas
five years $3.50 has been raised il
this names and has been expended
in starting a school library. More
than 800 books have been purchased
and placed in the school for tht
special use of the pupils. 1t is graft
flying to know that the pupils hav,
been making good use of the books
The receipts of Thursdays enter
.ainment were SGT. Two hundred
free tickets were given out to tn
school children.
The following received diploma
at-the commencement exercises Fri
day night:
Misses
Myrtle Hileman Jessie SheTren
Agnes Burgoyne Merle FoTtney
Grayce Nc Ginnis Maud Weaver
Edna Wright Sophia Cummings
Messrs.-
Stewart Bonaheld Harry Hart
Sherman Hamilton Harry Watkins
Earl Phillips Harry Miller
Charles Brown Willie Hunt
Aside from the commencement
parts of the class able addresses
were made by Messrs. William ]
Lavelle, jr., Ira ID. Gibson, Johr
Brown, and +. +. Parrack, the lat
ter making the presentation address
The addresses of these %gentlemer
were scholarly and filled with gooC
advice and admonitiOn.
The opera house was too small tC
accommodate the people who came
to attend the exercises. Many haC
to stand and some could not get il
at all. Polly PAUL.
The best natured paint made.
HANNA'S GREEN SEAL PAINT.