The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-26
WARRINGTON NEWS

Thomas Leonard motored to Grains
vile Sunday. where they attended a
Sunday school rally
Miss Ava Wadsworth, of Fairmont,
is here visiting at the home OF her
cousin. Mrs. John Kuhn, in the Brook
side addition.
The supper which was given Satur-
day evening by the ladies OF the Zap
fist church in the church basement
was well attended The patrons were
well pleased and will sure call again.
Mr.. George S. Kendall, of New York,
noted lecturer from the Atlantic TO
the Pacific coast, gave his famous lee
ture on Gods Theatre" Sunday after
noon at the Dixie Theatre. The audi
ence was entranCed with the force OF
his remarks. and the clear mastery
style with which he handled his sub
ject. giving scripture reference 10
prove every point.
The Pythian Sisters Friday evening
entertained at their hall on Railroad
street complimentary to three OF their
members who we're recently married.
The honor guests were Mrs. ]. 3.
Leasure. nee Miss Bessie Hawkins;
Mrs. Ash, nee Miss Lavtna Courson.
and Mrs. Glover, nee Miss Leota Wen
dell, The hall was trimmed with ban
ners bearing the words "Our Newly
Weds." The gathering was happy
one. The brides received many nice
presents.
c. o. Fluharty, of Clarksburg. has
purchased the equipment OF the de-
funct Warrington News and Will move
it to Clarksburg, where he expects TO
start a paper.
Arch Haskins, Of the Prichard Sup
ply Company. has returned from 4
visit to Wheeling.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ingram and son, James,
OF New Castle, Pa, arrived here n
day evening for visit with her moth
er, Mrs. L. Furbee, at her home on
Center street.
D.F. Hollobaugh was business VS.
itor in Clarksburg Friday.
-, Miss Doteline Hamilton IS II FAIR
mont visiting with friends.
Mayor ]. d. Charlton aud Attorney
L. S. Schwenck we're business Eisltcrs
in Fairmont Friday.
Mrs. S. A. Hendrickson and Miss
Emma Bartlett and their guests no.
.tored to Fairmont Friday.
I MIR. T. w. Beall, OF the Clayton sdal-
ton. was a business visitor in Fair
mont Friday.
Miss Alice Vessels was recent VS.
itor in Fairmont.
Augusta Chapter No. s will hold
their annual picnic Tuesday, July ~
at 3 p. m at Salt Lick. All Mas"us
and soioining Masons and families are.
cordially invited.
Mrs. c. A. Snodgrass AMI son, Ken
meth, are visiting with relatives IN
Moundsville, W. Va, and Woo0saeio'
/ Ohio.
/ The Elks' band Of this city will give
musical at the new NJ. Z. church at
Pennington next Friday evening. The
proceeds of the affair will be divided
between the church and the band.
A charming afternoon party was
given Saturday by Mrs. John Roger
son at her home on Pleasant street.
The large porch was cool and pleas
ant. Many blooming plants and vases
OF summer flowers made 1t an ideal
place to enjoy the afternoon. AT six
O'Clock dinner was served. Covers
were laid for twenty-four. Mrs To-
ben, Of Kansas City, aunt OF the nos
! tess, was honoree. The aides were
Mrs. Harry Beatty and Mrs. Daniel
Hanley.
kersburg, stopped over in our city for
visit with friends after an automo-
bile trip to Atlantic City.
The young lady members OF Miss
Bertha Wade's Sunday school class
enjoyed a moonlight picnic at Salt
Lick Thursday evening.
Miss Iva Ferry entertained the boys