The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1916-11-06
MannInaton rakes Iwo

Manninpton Takes TWO
Warrington High school teams took
the scalps Of both the Fairmont High
teams Saturday on the local grounds
defeating the first Fairmont team 200
and the second Fairmont team 1870.
Warrington was unusually weak for
the game. Lyall, Eastman, Huey and
other of Mannington's best players
were disqualified early in the first
half Of the big contest, nevertheless
the local lads walked away with their
opponents. Coffman Of Warrington,
starred In both games. He is sec
ond team man. but likely now he will
be on the first team. Meredith OF the
Fairmont team was disqualified early
In the game. otherwise the Fairmont
team was at its strongest.
EvanseiIstle Services
Evangelistic services will be at the
Homewood Baptist church every night
this week. Robert Bragg. pastor at
Bridgeport, will lead in service and
song. All are cordially invited.
Attended Chapter
Mrs. U. II. Debendarfer has return
ed from Louisville, KY, where she at.
tended the grand chapter Of o. E. s.
Returned
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Mari and daugh-
ter. Miss Reba, Of Clarksburg street.
have returned from a visit with rela,
tives in Wilmington. Del.
Seriously III
Attorney William Hess who has
been i'll at his home the past two
weeks is no better it is feared he has
pneumonia.
Dancing Party
The informal dancing party at the
Bartlett hotel Friday evening was
greatly enjoyed and well attended. A
series Of these dances will be given
at the hotel every two weeks. Music
was furnished by the Empire Trio.
Entertained
Miss Madge Debendarfer entertain'
ed the Weva Powena Camp Fire girls
at her home on Locust street Friday
evening. A number Of new members
we're initiated.
Boys Entertained
Carl and Joseph Busby. sons OF Mr.
large party Of little friends at a mas
querade party at their home on Mon.
roe street Friday afternoon.
Filled Pulpit
DR.. Clarence Mitchell, OF Fairmont,
formerly pastor of the Christian
church in this city. filled the pulpit
Of the local Christian church at both
the morning and evening services
Sunday. Rev. Smith occupied Rev.
Mitchell's pulpit.
Hold Market
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
e. church will hold a Thanksgiving
Market on Wednesday, November 20.
All orders given to any Of the mem.
bers will be filled.
PERSONALS
The Misses Effie Anderson and Viz.
ginia Hewett and Claire Hess were
home from W. v. U. to spend Sunday
with their parents.
st. Clair Jones has returned from
Moundsville where he was visiting
with his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
2. w. Jones.
Jos Wyatt has gone to Clarksburg
where he has accepted q position.
Mrs. ]. N. Juhn, OF Brookside, has
returned from Wyatt where she was
visiting with her parents.
Mrs. Zana Blackstone is visiting her
sister in Fairmont.
Mrs. Wright Harding and daughter,
Of Clarksburg, spent Sunday here visit.
ing with Mrs. Shortill on Pleasant
street.
A. X. Modi has returned from
Wheeling where he was looking ar.
ter business interests.
Mrs. Gilbert Overholt is hero from
Elkins for q visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Beall.
Miss Neya Munroe Is home from
Oakland for visit with her parents
In the CLAYTON addition.
Mrs. Ernest Conway has gone to
Cassville for visit with her parents.
Election returns will be received at
Burt's theatre under the direction OF
the woman's club. Admission twenty.
i've cents.
Win Smith has returned from bus.
mess visit to Wheeling.
A. c. Smith,, OF Peoria, H., Is here
for visit with relatives.
James Wilkins, OF Wheeling, q for.
mer resident, was visiting with friends
here Sunday.
H. y:.s,sra Of Littleton. was hero