The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-03-19
NONAN'S CLUB
At WESTON
PLEASED
With the Splendid Success of
'Baby Week" Observance
in That City.

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in That City.
WESTON, Mar. 1S.-At the home
of Mrs. Earl Brooks the semi-month-
ly meeting Of the Woman'B Club was
held Monday night. A full report
was made by the civic committee,
which had in charge the observance
of Baby Week." The better baby
campaign created much interest
among the mothers of the town and
was well attended by the public. The
civic committee got the ministers Of
the town to preach appropriate SER
mons. Selections were printed in the
town papers, also notices of the
meetings. Prof. Yoke, DR.. Burton
and DR.. Edith Hale each gave talks
on well chosen. subjects to help. the
mothers care for the children. Dis
plays of healthfu1 baby food were
made by the various druggists. Az
ter this report had been read and
accepted, plans were discussed for
the entertainment OF the district con-
vention of W0men's Clubs to be held
in Weston In May. Then followed
the program OF the evening ON part
OF which was the humorous poem
read by Miss Rosalin Troxill. A love
IL luncheon was served In which st.
Patrick's color was much In evidence
and the club adjourned To- meet with
Mrs. M. d. Cure March 81.
Miss Beatriz Fitxwater, head of
1 81 fzW4 nd ka
Fairmnnt Normal, will give a recital
in the high school auditorium Mon
day night, March 90, at s:15.
A great deal OF enthusiasm was
manifested over the proposed Young
Mems Christian Association, and
prominent men are discussing pros
pectiye locations, one being the old
Edmtston Homestead.
William Peterson. son Of Morgan
Peterson, was injured In street chr
accident Saturday near youngstown,
o. One leg was broken and 1t was
thought he received internal injuries.
He was the conductor of the car that
was In the accident. Pat Hall. q
brother-in-law Of Mr.. Peterson, left
Sunday for Youngstown.
G. M. Altman made business trip
to Clarksburg Wednesday.
Miss Endora Ramsay, of South
Carolina, and Judge McWhorter, Of
Bnckhannon, spoke on woman Buf-
frage at the court house Tuesday
night. A good audience, two-thirds
OF whom were ladies, had gathered to
hear them. Both addresses were
splendid and were we'll received.
Miss Margaret Burke, OF Plttsburg,
Is spending the week end with Wes-
ton friends.
Miss Emma Hadley, OF Oil city.
Pa. is visiting Mrs. G. G. Mclean.
DIR. Dabney Phan left Thursday
for Monroe county to visit relatives.
DR.. @. w. Halterman returned last
Tuesday from a business trip to Ell
kins. 1 49,
Mrs. Mary Anawalt attended the
funeral Of a brother at Marietta, o.,
this week.
Mrs. 3. @. Dayissons of Crawford,
is here this week.
p. Friedenberg returned Wednes-
day from an extended visit with rel
atives in Baltimore.
Postmaster Bartlett, Of Buckhan-
non. was here this week.
Ex-Governor A. B. White was here
Thursday.
Jack shreves. a young man OF this
county, Is a member OF one of the
United States troops which has en-
tered Mexico In pursuit OF Villa, the
bandit.
s. M. Steele, of Moundsrllle. was
here recently.
Karl Fisher. of Cox. addition. Is
knowing to Kent, o.
Clay g. Post, OF Jane Lew. was a
Weston visitor this week.
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Superintendent j. NJ. Scott. Of the
baltimore and Ohio, was here from
Grafton Tuesday. Z r
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moore are Wis.
lting relatives at Cumherland, Md.
clell Hardman. of this city, accept
ed a position at Canton, o.
Clifford stookert and Arthur Smith
of Buckhannon. were here Monday.
| Miss Julia Bun visited Jane Lew