West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-05-18
Albright

Or Il. f.. Watson and family spent
Sunday az Tunnelton with the doctors
parents and family. His brother-in-
law, Dr. Walter Bucklew of Fellows
vile, returned with them to spend n
few days
Miss Evelyn Burke of Terra Alta.
drove down last Friday and called ON
some friends She was ACCOMPANIED
on her return 10y MIR. O. T.. Schining.
who spent the Weekend with friends
in Terra Alta.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. +. Walls and daugh-
ter Elizabeth and niece. Miss Ruth
Walls. and Mr. and Mrs Frank Bishop
and son Joseph, motored to Terra Alta
Sunday
ON Monday night very enjoyable
gathering was held ON the school
grounds. a large quantity of brush
had been cleared from the grounds
and was fred and made "A cheerful
blaze, around which crowd collected
and sang songs and told stories. A
crowd of merry young people played
folk games until 1890.
Miss Marie Garner attended the club
dance in Terra Alta on Friday night.
She drove down on Saturday after
noon for the last rehearsal of the
cantata given by the pupils of her
room and Mis- Pearl Freeland's room
Miss Garner was accompanied by her
sister, Miss Martha Garner Mr.. James
Smith and his sister. Miss Virgie
Teets
c. ID. Tccts OF Cranesvlle. the new
ly elected cashier of the First National
Bank. is to enter upon the duties of
his Office this week.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the NJ. T..
church held another exchange last
Saturday afternoon These exchanges
are proving very successful. and so
great is the demand for their supplies
that the Aid is discussing the advisa
bility of making these exchanges
regular weekly institution.
The cantata, Little Housekeeper.
given by the pupils OF the four lower
grades last Saturday night. was well
attended. and judging by the applause
was well appreciated The singing
was especially pleasing and reflects
credit upon Miss Marie Garner, who
drilled the pupils in the music.
The pupils OF the four lower grades
took lunch to the woods on Tuesday.
the last day of their term An extra
teacher i'm these grades is an absolute
necessity for another year, as is also
more room and better room There
is talk OF asking the board OF educa-
ton for a suitable addition to the
building this year This matter
should not end I'm talk. II liz a vital
necessity for an efficient school and
should be taken up promptly and
pushed.
On Sunday night. May q, Dr. Thos
T.. Hodges. former president OF the
West Virginia university. will preach
a sermon to the high school. The
service will be held i'm the Baptist
church at 8 o'clock DR.. Hodges is "A
very forccful speaker and his sermon
should be heard by as many of the
friends and patrons of the school as
the church will hold
Mrs H. H. White. Mrs. G. ID. Polling.
Mrs NJ r. Walls and Mrs. r.. T.. Wat
son were delegates from this place to
the state Sunday school convention at
Morgantown Miss Lucille Watson
and a w McGinnis were also I'm at
tendance
The FIRST commencement for the Al
bright high school will be held in the
Baptist church ON Friday night. May
2G. at O'Clock Professor VI. J. Alb
hey, OF the West Virginia university
will deliver the address of the coca
sion. Dr. r. j. Watson. the local
member Of the board OF education
will present the graduate with his d.
ploma
On Saturday night May %. the
high school viii present the play. AS
Others See U.s." "a comedy swritten by
the school as practice work in Eng
lish 10 is bright little school pias
with just enough moral stimulus e
make Sc worth while yet not so much
as TO make 80 "sermony." u will b,
given iu Gales hall