The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-03-21
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s4IsSNs1oN Mar "a Miss
Clara Richardson was shopping 1T
cIarlsshurg Wednesday mornsag.
The Rev. Mr.. Lawson. pastor the
local Methodist Protestant church.
who has been holding series OF
meetings at the Haywood Methodist
Protestant church for the last two
weeks, Is home again. The meetings
were wen attended and there were
Ebout fifty conversions. The church
has taken in more members this
winter that it has within the last
three years
Harold T. sturtn has accepted 4
position with the shihnsson News.
Mr.. Weightman, Of Enterprise.
was visitor here a lew days ago.
Mrs. selby and daughter, Irene.
were guests Of Mrs. salby;s sister.
Mrs. +. q. Richardson, Tuesday
evening. Miss Clara iRicaardsca ac-
companied them on their way home
as far as clarkshurg Wednesday
morning.
Mss Lynn Glover was shopping at
clarksburg Wednesday.
The Easter services which are to
be held at the Methodist Protestant
church Easter Sunday at s o. clock.
n. m. are going to be wen worth at
tending. The primary classes have
several very Interesting drills and.
exercises. The choir has secured the
help Of several members of the or
chestra. The public is cordially M
yited.
Mrs. Bowman and little daughter,
Marion. were shopping at Fairmonr
recently
Miss Geraldine Rinehart was shop
ping at Fairmont few days ago.
Miss Josephine Martin was shop
ping at Clarksburg recently.
The Franklin and shakespearani
societies Of the shinnston High
school rendered the following pro-
gram Friday afternoon:
Shakespeare Society.
ong-society.
Roll call Secretary
Response by quotations,
Reading Margaret Robey.
Original story-iAgnes Wilkinson.
Duet Anna M5iis nhd Mary Te-,
trick.
Debate Resolved, thai athletics
are beneficial to all High schools.
Affirmative, Clara Richardson and.
Geraldine Rinehart; aegative-Jes-
sic Hess and Carrie Jaynes.
Franklin Society.
Song Society.
secretary's report-Zella Short. /
Song Society. !
Select reading-virginia Richard
son.
| Correspondence by Edith Pigott
le.1d Hazel Libscon.
/ Current events Gladys Tetrick.
! Duet-Minnie shinn and Arlie
Cunningham.
/ Debate-Resolved, that the treat
ment of the Indians by the govern
ment has been unjust. Affirmative.
Archie McIntire and Russell Martin;
negative, Fred Ferguson and Fay
sutrm.
Adjournment
Prof B. F. Haught was visitor at
Clarksbnrg recently.
Miss Griffin. Of clarksburg, was a
guest of Miss Rhe Warden recently.
Miss Hazel Rfwand was at Fair
mont recently.
Ernest shinn was business Wis
itor at Fairmont Wednesday.
The revival services at the Meth
odist Episcopal church are still in
progress The Rev. Mr.. Rhodes left
Wednesday for his 'homeeat Mounds
Vile, but the Rev. Mr.. Mcclusk, the
local pastor, expects to continue the
meetings. the rest of the week.
There have been about forty CON
versions during the meetings, ana
every night large crowds attend.
Miss Esther Lowe is home again
after teaching six weeks at the Gyp-
sy school. Miss Lowe has been
teaching the first grade since the
death Of Miss Hagan, the teacher.
The Keyes Sisters Stock Company
is here for weeks engagement.
Miss Agnes wilkinson is able to
be out again after several days i'll
ness of tonsilitis.
Miss Lizzie and Reva hamilton,
Of Warrington, were guests Of Miss
essie Ress the first Of the week. i