The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-27
DEBATE. IS MADE
At SUBMISSION
ONSUFFRAGE
Both Debaters Present Subject
in an Able and Inter-
esting Manner.

Submission, Feb. ga debate
. on equal suffrage took place Friday
night ae the Methodist Episcopal
church at 5 o'clock. Miss Eudora
Ramsay on the affirmative and DR..
Rinehart opposing. Miss Ramsey
proved conclusively the value OF
equal suffrage and gave highly and
Instructive exposition OF the subject.
Dr.. j. H. Rinehart very ably answer
ed her and the debate was indeed
very interesting. A most intelligent
and representative audience was
present. Miss Ramsay will be here
again next week and will speak at
Gypsy and Enterprise.
Miss Mary Martin. of Odell's Mob,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. H. Z. Mar
tln,tthis week.
| DR.. N. B. Cox,was In Wheeling this
week taking the tbirty-secoud degree
Of Scottish Rite Masonry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Seymour. OF
MaInstree, Mich, are visiting their
daughter, Miss HELEN Seymour, SUI
pervisor of music for Clay district.
Miss Virginia Robinson was shop
ping in Fairmont Thursday after
noon.
Miss Helen Knox, OF Clarksburg,
was q guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. James
N. Knox Friday. t He
Miss Edith Plgott was calling on
friends here Friday.
Felix sturm, Of Viropa, was bust
ness visitor here Friday.
The ]. B. Sewing Club, was de-
lightfully entertained by Marie Gif.
ford Thursday night at the home Of
Mrs. A. w. Vincent OF the West
Side The evening was very pleas
antly spent In sewing and music.
Dainty refreshments were served at
late hour. Those present were
Alma Martin, Mary Parlll, Pauline
Hardesty. Helen Bolman, Ruth Ro-
hey, Margaret James, Bliss Hansford
and Marie Clifford. ti
Mrs. Walter L. Moore Of the West
Side, entertained at dinner Thursday
Mrs. W. Ray Long. Mrs. James N.
Knox and Mrs. Ralph S. Johnson.
Miss Carrie Jaynes, of Fairmont,
Is spending the weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jaynes.
The Shipnston high school basket
ball team was defeated by the Wes-.
ton high school team at Weston Fri
day by a score Of 80 to IS.
Mrs. l.. r. Sturm and son, Wilbur,
were guests OF her sister, Mrs. F. c.
Richardson, the first of the week.
Mrs Hugh Lyons, ow Lyon, very
delightfully."- surprised her husbond
by inviting the following in for
"Huge" dinner in honor Of Mr..
Lyons fifty-second birthday The
guests were Ed. Mcdonald, Homer
Bartlett, Clyde Reynolds and DR..
Cranwell, of Clarksburg, and John
]. Sturm, Ernest L. Pigott and H. c.
Robinson, OF Shinnston. The guests
all agreed that 1t was "some turkey
dinner"
John L. Hardesty was business WIS.,
itor here Friday,
Mrs. B. H. Lucas and Mrs. Alice
Ogden were shoppers at Clarksburg
Thursday afternoon.
Clark Pigott, formerly OF Shinn-
ston, now salesman for the Universal
Products Company, Of Fairmont, was
visitor here the first of the week.
Mrs. II. s. Toothman and Mrs. FL
mer West entertained the Ladies
! Aid Society OF the Methodist Prot
estant church Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. West. The ladies
enjoyed very pleasant afternoon,
and deli atful refreshments were
served.
| W. o. Bice, of Enterprise was a
visitor here Saturday,
Mrs. c. F.9Lucas is in Plttsburg
this week, a guest of her mother,
Mrs. Dan B. Fowler.
| Mrs. Ray Randolph, of Salem. was
a guest of Mrs. Cyrus Thompson
Wednesday and Thursday,
Mrs. "A. 5. Richardson has return
ed from a visit with her sister in
California, Pa,
Miss Arab Hall, of Boothsville,
who has been visiting Miss Emma
Mcintyre and Miss Emma Villers for
a few days has mumps.
Clyde A. Cole was a business caller
at Clarksburg Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Vance L. Hornor and Mrs,
Flora Hornor, Of Lumberport, were
here Friday eevning to hear Miss
Ramsay lecture at the Methodist
Episcopal church.
| s. B. Davis, Z. ]. Sturm and DR..
IL. NJ. Robinson attended the meet
ing at the Central Christian church
at Fairmont Thursday. All the
churches Of that den omination in the
Monongahela district were repre-
sented. An interesting program was
rendered and plans were made for
greater work. At 6 o'clock a de-
llcous supper was served, at which
DR.. Robinson acted as POSTMASTER.