The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-19

GAAi4M' AdECn 46-1le EeeQlQ
session OF the Pythian Sisters dis-
trict convention will be held here on
March 30, and the members of the
local temple. Sunshine Temple, No.
Il, are making preparations for the
comfort and entertainment OF the
delegates and visitors. A number of
state officers. including the grand
chief. Mrs. Mary George, OF Morgan
town. are expected to be present on
the occasion.
William Mckay. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles B. Mckay, OF the West
End. Is u member of one Of the
companies on the Mexican border,
and no doubt has the distinction Of
being a member Of the invading
force. He enlisted in the regular
army at Akron, O., In 1914. He IS
now a mounted scout in Company X,
Twenty-Second infantry, and has
been at Douglass, Ariz., for some
time. He writes that he Is well
pleased with army life.
The school savings bank system Is
proving very successful in the pub
lie school. A recent report OF the
weekly amount showed about an av-
erage of SIS per room placed to the
savings account of the scholars, and
the total to date exceeds 500 for
the first months results.
The regular meeting Of the suf-
frage League is announced for Tues
day evening. March 81, in the base
ment Of the Baptist church.
Attachments have been filed in
Magistrate Davis's court against the
Universal Supply Company. char
tered cooperative grocery, and its
doors were closed Thursday. It Is
rumored that the stockholders will
be assessed small sum and the OBJ
legations paid, and the business
started again.
The Rev. Mr.. Radabaugh, of Be-
.lington, district superintendent
will fill the pulpit at the United
Brethren church both morning and
evening for the pastor, the Rev. U.
G. Ware, who Is engaged in evangel-
istic work.
Bids for the construction of the
new building at the Girls Industrial
Home, have been opened and the
contract awarded to Longest Tessier
and Company, of Greensboro, N. c.,
their bid being s41,700 for the
building complete. It will be brick
structure, replacing the school room
and chapel that was destroyed by
fire last year. The new building will
be modern in construction and de-
tail, with large auditorium and
work rooms to accommodate the
growing needs Of the home. Work
will begin at an early date.
The KIngwood high school girls
basketball team played Salem College
girls Saturday night.
The marriage of E. Curtis Bonnell,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bon
nell, OF East Salem, to Miss Hazel
Wilson, of Richie county, was SOL
entnIaed recently. They are at the
homo OF Mr.. Bonnell's parents, and
will reside here.
w. Scott Davis and okcy w. Davis
purchased the @. w. Perine store and
have taken charge, combining the
haberdashery that was formerly
owned by w. Scott Davis. They will
also continue their cleaning and
pressing department.
Mr.. Perlne will give his entire
time to the moving picture interests
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FL. ]. Cross returned Friday even
ing from Racine, o. where he Wis
tied his aged parents.
H. j. Hallack and @. N. Jones were
business visitors at Clarksburg Sat-
urday.
w. W. Freeman, venerable citl-
zen residing on route No. 1, Is re-
ported to be critically i'll.
d. L. Perine is confined to his
home with a severe case OF lagrippe.