West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1916-05-04
Albright

4 six and half pound baby made
its welcome arrival at the homo OF
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Slagle last Sat
urday night.
/ sam Steele, who has employment nc
Normalville. Pa, was in town Satur-
day and Sunday.
l.. a. Maust OF Montgomery. spent
Sunday with his friends in Albright.
Quite number OF people from Al
bright attended the evangelistic ser
vices conducted by Rev. whitener In
the Baptist church in Kiugwood sun
day night
Miss Kathryn Tissue. teacher In
the RowlosburE high school, spent the
weekend as the guest OF Miss Lynne
Waddel
Mrs. Spencer Crane and Miss Lille
WEIGH were visiting friends in the
CraborChard over Sunday.
Oscar Arnold of near Terra Alta
was in town Saturday afternoon and
evening
Jack Feather. one OF the oldest men
in town, was quite seriously hurt on
Friday night by falling over the steep
bank between the bridge and the sta
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Brand OF King
wood spent Sunday I'm Albright with
relatives
Floyd Gale was In town one day last
week delivering a piano which he had
sold to James Ellngor.
Mrs. Copeland OF Pennington. w.
Va, is the guest of her daughter Mrs.
Bert Bond
Mrs. James Ellinger entertained the
public school faculty on Thursday
night
Free motion pictures in Gales hall
ON next Saturday night The reels
are secured free through an educa-
tionol extension society for the bcne-
nj of the schools All citizens are
welcome
The program rendered 10y the four
upper grades of the school I'm Calo's
hall last Saturday was well attended
The first part consisted OF bright
little playlet. "Grown-Up Folks" i'm
which several OF the smaller pupils
distinguished themselves by their nat
ural stage presence. The second part
was cautata The School Festival"
including all of the pupils from the
four grades. II was chiefly I'm song.
and the pupils deserve credit for their
rendering OF it. inasmuch as so few
of them have had any training at all
in music The accompanied was Miss
Medora Mason of the high school and
she was a faithful worker TO the last.
The Queen of the May. Miss Lily El-
liott of the seventh grade, had n diff
iicult part and performed It very cred
itably
The Ladies' Aid society and some OF
their friends treated Mrs. Bert Bond
10 surprise party one night last
week. Mrs. Bond expects to move
away in the near future and her many
friends are all sorry TO lose her from
the town
Last Thursday afternoon was par
ents' day at school in the main build
ing At , o'clock regular work was
dispensed with and the pupils were al
lowed to go from room TO room and
inspect and compare the work on ex-
hibition. A considerable number OF
visitors came and went during the
afternoon. The men, however, were
conspicuous by their absence
The next school function of import
ance will be the closing program of
the four lower grades on the evening
Of May 2 in Gales hall. Those who
live near the building and hear the
pupils rehearsng say that a treat is
in store for us. There is a great deal
of friendly rivalry between the four
lower grades and the four upper ones
in the matter of singing
Arch Arnold, who taught the 9TH
and 8th grades, closed his school Fri
day and left for his home Saturday.
Mr.. Arnold was very successful and
left with the respect and friendship
OF all his pupils