The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-12

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terday and returned to their homes as
follows: Mrs. c. ]. Shatterly, wife of
the U. S. recruiting officer; Mrs. H. L.
Wilfong, of the First ward; Mrs. Harry
King, OF Murray avenue; Mrs. G. l..
fost of Barrackville, and Mrs. C. R
Michael.
Return Home-Mr. and Mrs. H. C.
Ash, OF Buckhannon, have returned
ZONE after spending few days in this
city with their daughter. Mrs. Hazel
Ash Mcdonald. who was a patient ct
Cook hospital Mrs. Mcdonald las re.
turned to her home at Benton's Ferry.
Young Stoetzer Improving - John
Stoetzer, who had been quite i'll with
tonsilitis at Princeton where he is a
student 1T Princeton University, is i'm
proving according to a message re.
ceived by his father, DR.. II. G. StoetZer.
Mrs. Stoetzer is spending few days
at Princeton.
Reception at Normal - The annual
spring reception If the Fairmout State
Normal school probably will be held
rtN1t laNr - hot afr
are in the making at this time. The af-
fair will be in honor OF the new stu
dents
Confirmation at Christ cnurch-,The
sacrament of confirmation will be ad
ministered to class OF candidates at
Christ Episcopal church by the Right
Reverend w. L. Gravatt, of Charles
Town, bishop of the diocese of West
Virginia on Sunday, May. G.
Mrs. McKim Leaves - Mrs. Emma
McKim, grand chief CT the Pythian Sis.
tiers OF West Virginia who mad spent
several days in this city visiting local
organizations. left yesterday for Park
ersburg. While in the city Mrs. McKim
was the guest OF Miss Mile Evans,
on Spring street.
Farm Loan Meetlra-There will be
a meeting of the Marion County Ma
tional Farm Loan Association on Sat.
urday, April IA, at 1870 p. m. in the
county court room. Important bust
ness will be transacted and all inter-
ested persons should be present. G. G.
Barb is secretary-treasurer.
Sewing Club to Meet - The Sunshine
Sewing Club, A. o. U. w. Degree OF
Honor, will meet at Mrs. Sabert Bill
ingslea's next Saturday afternoon at
two o'clock and all the members are
urged to be present.
Missionary Society to Meet - The
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the NJ. P. Temple will hold its
monthly meeting tomorrow evening at
the home of Mrs. D. L. L. Yost on High
street. The hour5of meeting is chang.
ed from afternoon to evening to accom-.
modate number Of the members who
are employed during the day. The first
half of Chapter ". Of the text book,
World Missions and World Peace"
will be studied. Ths hostesses will be
Mrs. D. L. L. Yost and Mrs. L. N.
Pierce.
viii Repeat cantata-Ir response to
repeated requests the Easter cantatA
entitled Messages Of the Cross" rem
dered last Sunday evening by the M.
p. Temple choir, will be repeated next
Sunday evening. The careful training
of the choir, by Prof. Louis Black, OF
the West Virginia State University,
was very much in evidence last Sun
day evening, and the officials of the
Temple were heard to say that not in
many years had musical program OF
such strength been rendered In their
church. Undoubtedly large audience
will attend next Sunday evening.
JeweIry Store MoVes-oscar FEEDER
busch, who for some tine has conduct
ed a jewelry and notions shop In the
Carr building on Main street, has re-
moved to the store room on Jefferson
street formerly occupied by the JEFF
ferson street market The same line
Of goods will be handled by Mr.. FEEDER.
busch IN his new location.
PIasterers Get charter-The official
charter recognizing them as unit OF
the national organization, was placed
into the hands Of the local plasterers
union last night at a meeting held In
the Monongahela Trades Council hail.
The Fairmont local has O number Of