The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-09-25
EVENTS TONIGHT.

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EVENTS TONIGHT.
Red Cross room-Meeting in the in
terest war-library fund.
Walnut ayenue-Central Christian
church guild at home Of Mrs. Pat
terson.
Y. NJ c. Affecting Of Choral So
ciety.
Udd Fellows hall-Mariom lodge.
Red Mems hall-Marion lodge X. Of
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Modern Woman haiI-Seaton camp.
Royal Neighbors.
Maccabee hall-MariOn hive.
IS. OF P. hall-Mountain City Temple
Gees to WheeIing-Gerald John Da
Wis, son of Alexander Davis. has gone
to Wheeling where he has accepted
position with the Wheeling Mould ana
Foundry company. lie was formerly
employed with the Fairmont Mining
Machine company.
Charges Arc ShaasI This Time
Seriousness OF the melee following
the alleged booze party at the home OF
Howard and George Cremeans at Ever.
sen was reduced at the hearing before
Justice Conway late yesterday after
neon when pleas OF guilty TO simple as
sault and battery were accepted ON the
part OF Gay Martin and Howard Gre.
means and each was fined $40 and
costs were imposed. They were orig
inally charged with felonious assault
and battery. George Cremeans and
Charles confessed to being drunk and
were fined 81 and costs were imposed
A charge OF carrying a revolver is still
lodged against Brown and Howard
Cremeans will be hiard cu a charge of
selling intoxicants.
State Nurses Examination - Next
Monday in Fairmont an examination
Tor the registration OF nurses will be
held by the State Board OF Examiners
Tor Registered Nurses oil West Vir.
g!Hia. j. NJ. Sites, OF Martinsburg. Is
the president OF the board and DR..
Charles Scott. of Blueiield. is the sec.
rotary. A number OF FairmOnters will
be examined at that time.
Glass Held for Grand Jury-Robert
Glass, colored, OF this city. was heard
on Monday afternoon by Justice Coma.
way on charge OF violating the pro-
hibition law by selling whiskey. rhe
accused was held for the grand ury
and in default of bail stands commit.
ted.
Normal Dormtory RuIes-Yesterday
was the first day that the rules at the
Normal school dormitory were effec-
i've 1t is customary for all rules to be
suspended the first week of school
which was followed out THIS year. I'm.
der the prescribed regulations the girls
are allowed two evenings each week,
must be back to the dormitory not la.
ter than 10 p. M, cannot study later
than 10 p. m, cannot leave the dormi.
tory grounds on Saturday evening anu
must observe q number OF other minor
regulations.
5aptlsts to Meet-The fifty.secono
annual session of the West Virginia
Baptist General Association will be
held In Morgantown October 1922. In
Connection with the sessions of the as.
ISOLATION, the annual meeting of the
Minister'S Fraternal Union will be
held. Hon. Fred o. Blue will address
one Of the sessions. number of 10.
cal Baptists including Rev. W. ].
Eddy, pastor of the First Baptist and
Rev. John Brown pastor Of the Pala.
tine Baptist church will attend the
session.
Administrator Named-E. B. Hibbs
was named administrator of the mar.
sonal estate Of the late Mile Hibbs
Bond Of $500 was furnished. Clarence
SHAW was named administrator with
VIII annexed of the will OF the late
w: II. Shaw. Bond in the sum Of
SSVOO was given. E. B. Hibbs was
named guardian of Chaddie Moore, in.
rant heir OF the late c. P. Moore. Bond
Of $500 was given.
Marriage License Granted - This
marriage license was issued by Deput,
County Clerk Phillips: Thomas P.
Burke, 20, and Anne Glover, %, both
OF Grant Town, Paw Paw district
Deeds Recorded Today - These
deeds were recorded today by A, G.
Martin, county clerk: A. NJ. Glover
and wife and George W. Glover to Dan.
lei Conner tract OF thirteen acres and
lOs perches along Pyles' fork in the
district OF Warrington, $4,000; o. ].
tIemmg and wife, Alice, to M. w. Or.
aen, trustee, two lots on Fetty avenue,
sairmont, 81; Priscilla Cumpston to
p b. Harr, lot in the new Second ward