The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-06-13
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BIG BANQUET
LARGE Crowd ATTENDS Social
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ELKINS. June 12-Over q hundred
OF the leading business and proles-
sional men Of the city attended tne
annual business mems banquet ano
social evening at the Young Mems,
Christian Association building "A
number OF booster addresses were de-
Mvered after an excellent luncheon
had been served. Prof James w Al
len. president OF Davis and 'Eaktns
College, was POSTMASTER: Among the
speakers were the Hon A NJ Free
lock. mayor OF Elkins; the Hon T. d
Talbot. president of the commerc1ai
club: L. K Dye, general manager OF
the Coal and Coke railway, ana the
Hon Howard sSuthe member OF.
Congress.
A. Creighton Johnson, Of Hunting
Ton. and Miss Mada1ene McCartney.
of Elkins. were quietly united IN mar
rage June at St Brandan's rec
tory. John F. Brown and Miss Eliza
beth B. Madden were the attendants
The bride IS very popular and ac-
complished young lady The groom
is sales manager Of a shoe company
with headquarters IN this city they
viii spend the summer in this city
".
Lafsyette. son OF William II. Damn.
formerly Of this city, has been elect
ed to membership in the Knights OF
the Round Table, the honorary up
per class society of Lafayette college,
Easton. Pa This IS the greatest
honor that is conferred in the under
graduate life, with the exception OF
the winning OF the '.L" in athletics.
On Monday night one Of the most
enjoyable entertainments Of the sea-
Johns. under the auspices OF Davis
and Elkins College The program
for the evening consisted of two
plays. "a Box OF Monkeys" and The
Piper's Pay The casts we're com
posed of local amateur performers
Announcement has just been made
OF the marriage Of Miss Isabel Heath
erly, OF E1kns. and John Edward
Pritchard. OF Dunmore, on January 8.
1919, at Oakland, Nd The bride has
been teacher in the city schools
and Mr. Pritchard is prosperous
merchant at Dunmore.
More than seventy young men and
women enjoyed the sixth annual ban
association in the dining room ofsthe.
Methodist Episcopal church last FRI
day night. David Barry, '13, presided
as POSTMASTER A program was rem
dered.
The city council has appropriated
$40, 900 to be expended in new pave
ments on the unpaved streets in the
main part of the city 1t viii IN
crease the paved streets by fifty per
cent. This appropriation viii be tax
en- from the general fund
The Rev. DR.. sweets, OF louisville,
Ky. chairman Of the executive com
mittee of Christian Education and
Ministerial Relief. delivered the bac-
calaureate address to the graduating
class of Davis and Elkins College
sunday morning at the Davis Memoir
ial church.
Among the appointments made by
Governor Hatfield at the close Of last
week was that Of Dr. W. w Golden,
of Elkins, as one of the members of
the public health council DR.. Golden
had much to do with framing the new
public health laws.
Five, hundred young chickens were
burned up in fire which DESTROYED
! a section of the poultry house at Hal
liehurst, the Elkins summer home
here. The fire originated from an
incubator.
John. M. Cain, OF this city, has been
appointed master carpenter for the
western division Of the western Mary
land railroad. With headquarters IN
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