West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1915-05-13
Albright

sister. Mrs. T.. G. Strong, at Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. James T. DALEY Of
kingwood. were calling on friends at
Ruthbell Sunday afternoon.
Guy Albright OF GAINESVILLE. spent
the weekend with friends I'm Albright
Mr.. and Mrs. Shiloh Dumire OF Ruth
bell, were visiting In Elkins last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd Parsons and chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. II. It. Hanger
OF Terra Alta. were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. +. Walls on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Polling of Ruth
bell, were recent visitors of friends
and relatives in Elkins. They return
ed on Sunday.
Miss Grace Michael left for her
home near Fairmont on Sunday. Her
parents and brother made flying trip
to Albright on Sunday and she re-
turned with them in their car.
James Close moved his family from
Ruthbell to Parsons last week
Ray Bishop and family, Mrs. G.. p.
Whetsell and Charles Whetsell of FL
kins. spent several days with relatives
here recently.
Last Friday was cleanup day in the
public schools. The rain in the morn
ing hindered the work, but a good
start was made toward better school
play ground. A substantial lunch was
served In room 1 and some good work
was done until $3.50 when the baseball
game was called between the high
school and the business men. ANY one
VINO has been stung by the work bug
can find all he wants to do any time
he will go to the grounds.
In the ball game the high school
boys claim the victory. There was
too much contention going on during
the game to hold the interest of the
spectators f.
Delayed)
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T. Stafford of Terra
Alta, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson and
son Dale and Roy Snider of Kingwood.
were callers at DR.. Watson's Sunday
evening.
Mrs. Amanda Titchenell and Frank
Crane were both given surprise birth.
day parties lately, the former on Sat
urday evening, the latter on Monday.
We did not learn how many birthdays
each lady has had, but it shows ill
breeding to be inquistive concerning a
ladys age so we'll say no more about
1t. Both ladies were pleasantly sur.
prised and both crowds were delight.
fully entertained.
Mrs. Effie Dewitt of st. Joe, is very
i'll at this time.
Miss Elda Sypolt spent several days
in Morgantown last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Robinson are the
guests OF their daughter, Mrs. f.. r.
Watson.
William Walls has gone for a visit
to his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Miller, OF Bruceton.
Miss Grace Michael spent Sunday
with Miss Pearl Freeland.
w. Mason has purchased a Saxon
| roadster.
Mrs. G. G.. GiGbson and her brother.
| Lester Albright, of Masontown, and
William Graham, of Albright, motored
to GAINESVILLE Saturday evening to
visit w. c. Albright and family.
Il
school last Friday night were well at.
| tended. This was Albright's first att
tempt at commencement. Eight
pupils of the eight grade received di-
plomas as follows: Grace Bishop. Will
bur Ellinger, Bessie Britton, Bliss
Faulkner. Lucy Donivan, Victor Me
theny, Clara Shadaline and Guy Wolf
District superintendent F. w. Candy
presented tEc diplomas after q short
but excellent talk on the advantages
of higher education.
After the program ice cream was
sold in room l. The business men
have been kind enough to order cream
for the school at cost. For the April
% and "a sales VIM. Gale ordered Rose
cream from Connellsville. Last week
K. w. Mason ordered Imperial cream
from Clarksburg. Harry Cento is to
order cream for the next school So
| ciaI
| "A very interesting game of baseball
vas played on Friday afternoon be-
tween the business men and the high
school The game was full of excit-
ing incidents and resulted in victory
for the high school, the score being Is
to IL. Another game is scheduled for
next Friday between the same teams.
George Sypolt and Herbert Slagle
have been at work on the school
grounds for several days blasting out
the rock and getting ready for clean
up day, which will be May 7. With
the aid of the high school students
the principal has sent letters to all
patrons who have not been personally
interviewed. 1t isc not expected that
all or even a majority will respond.
for Albright has a liberal allotment OF
"kickers" and buffers" but It is con
idently expected that the more pro
gressive element will not fail I'm this
movement as they have not I'm other
civic Improvements.
Bruceton Mills