The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-02-06
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BRIpGEPoRT Feb. 6 Misses
Elva White. Laatra White and Alta
Clark, and Dabney Farr, Of Weston,
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
10. II. Taylor. 81 ~ 4
Mrs, J : n. Riley. Of Shinnston, was
a recent guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs. .Tru-
man Riley. VI
Mrs. Elmer Bonner. Of Salem. was
2 recent guest OF her sister. Mrs.
Manley Morrison.
George and John Teter have re-
from p business trip 70 Preston couns
David Jones. of Hastings. was a
recent business visitor here.
Alonzo Prcpst. Of Weston. II a
guest Of his cousin. Mrs. Les Fran
I Mrs. j. j. Phillips has returned
from Fairmont where she was q
surgical patient at the Cook hos
Ipital.
Mrs. Myrtle Martin is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Isaac Wilson, OF Knots
willie. !, 's.g. n.
Laco Young. Of Lost Creek, was a
recent guest Of Mrs. Young mother,
Mrs. Mary Stout.
Mrs. N. L. Fitzhugh has returned
from Bnckhannon. where she was a
guest Of her son, Cleon Fitzhugh.
who is a student in Wesleyan Col
llege. While there she attended re-
lytval meetings in the college during
which there were more than fifty
Conversions.
Winfield Swartz, Of Pittsburg, has
Joined his wife, who has been a
guest Of her mother Mrs. Mary =.
! Sandusky for sometime. They will
return to their home Sunday.
4 Mrs. =. o. RUSSELL is recovering
from slight illness.
Miss Ruby DAVIDSON, of, Clarks-
burg, was q recent guest of the Misses
Francis.
J. g. Johnson. one Of our Oldest
and most progressive Farmers, is at
tending q short course In agriculture
AT the Ohio University at Columbus.
I The Rev. Mr.. Hart, president Of
the Methodist Protestant Conference,
preached In the church Of that de-
nomination here Wednesday night.
1 A good-slzed audience listened 10 his
liable discourse.
The revival meetings which have
been in progress for sometime at the
Methodist Episcopal church are
growing in interest The pastor, the
Rev. 3. S. sHamrick.. is preaching
some able and forceful sermons.
Mrs. Daisy Corder. of Meadow
brook, was a recent guest Of Miss
Capitola Barnes.
Mrs. James Preston, of Broad
Oaks, Is a guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Graves
Mrs. c.. A. Willis delightfully."- en-
tertafned the Priscilla Club recent
day at beautifully appointed 1
O'Clock luncheon. The centerpiece
Twas Of ferns and carnations, the fa-
lyors were long stsnhed carnations
and the place cards were attractive
valentine designs.
Covers were laid for Mrs. Mary
!, Sandusky, Mrs. Frank Stout, Mrs.
]. H. Hurry, Mrs. Sallie johnson,
MRS. Charles Davidson. Mrs. r. E.
Peshak, Mrs. B. B. Stout, Mrs. J..
Hornor Davis, Mrs. Charles Pike,
Mrs. +. L. Garrett, Mrs. Roy Thrash
er, Misses Ella and Sophia Benedunl,
anu NAtSS NIdCS HSISS, VI SldTkS-
burg. and Mrs. Winfield Swartz, OF
Pittsbutg.
Fancy work was the pleasant di-
version Of the afternoon and during
the business session the following Of
ficers were elected: II
President-Mrs. j. II. Hurry.
Vice president Mrs. Charles Da-
wilson.
Secretary-Mrs. Frank Stout.
Treasurer-Mrs. G. A. Willis
The following applicants took tho
first examination for 3 free school
diploma at Grasselli Thursday and
Fridayi
nellie NJ Nuznm, Gladys Trush,
Delphia Gay Clifford, Tessie L. Gif-
ford, Goldie Ethel Hall, Merle
Smith Core, Bessie Ayers. Carl Nc
Kinley, Clarence Silcott. Clyde Crop,
Charles Dent, Edison Bayles, Rupert
Winter, Don Russell, Joe Menendez.
Martin Crop, Kenneth Ash, Ironi
Pratt, Karl NuNum, John Webb.
Willie Pratt, William Stanton, Mich