The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1917-04-25
THE WEATHER.
EVENTS TONIGHT

EVENTS TONIGHT
First NJ. E. Church-S. Parke Cadmap
on the Normal Lecture Course.
Grand Theatre-A. B. Fleming class
attends Howe's pictures.
Bib Main STRENGTHENING of Loyal
Order of Moose.
Odd Fellows Hall-Palatine lodge, l.
<. Of P. Hall-Fairmont Camp, Royal
Arcanium.
Modern Woodmen Hall Fairmont
lodge, A. o. U. w.
Chicago Street-Mrs. Minor Durham
entertains the choir of the First
Baptist church.
Or. cadman to Leeture-The closing
plumber in the Normal school lecture
course will be given tonight when DR..
Samuel Parker Cadman, pastor of the
Central Congregational church Of
Brooklyn, will speak. This lecture,
which is said to be very fine, will take
place at the First NJ. E. church.
EvangeIistlc Meetings Close Rev.
w. ]. Eddy, who had conducted evan
gelisttc meetings at the Virginia ave.
aue chapel, brought the meetings to
successful close last evening. Rev.
Eddy will be present tonight at the
regular midweek prayer service and it
Is desired that large number of the
members and friends of the church
will be present.
Police court-Police court this MORN
ing produced nary penny for the city NJ
Fairmont. John Doe, drunk, was fined
S.. He was sent back to jail unable to
pay. Phillip Avler, drunk, was fined
30. He was broke also and returned to
Jail.
Sermon for Lodge-Elite Lodge Of
Rivesyille, has sent out cards announC
Ing that in commemoration of the nine
ty-eighth anniversary of the establish
ment Of Odd Fellowship in this coun
Try Rev. ]. B. Yoak will deliver an an
niversary sermon in the NJ. E. church,
pouth, in Rivesville Sunday at 2.30
o'clock in the afternoon. The public
md all other secret orders are cordial.
{ y invited to attend. All Odd Fellows
MIL meet at the lodge hall at 1:45 All
march to the church in a body.
New Local Meets-The newly organ
lied painters and paper bankers local
met in the Trades Council hall las:
evening for the first regular scheduled
meeting since their organization last
week. Several matters of organization
we're discussed, the meeting adjourn
ing to meet next Tuesday evening.
Gas Rate HearIng-A hearing on the
application of the Monongahela Val
lev Traction company to change It's
held rates on gas. is being had before
The Public Service Commission In
Charleston this afternoon. The hear
ing was scheduled to start at two
o'clock.
Lecture at Fairvlew - Moving pic
lures of road construction and the man
ner in which various road materials
are secured, were given in the theatre
1t Fairview last evening. Accompany
ing the pictures was an instructive iec-
lure on the subject Of roads.
Class at Theatre-The A. B. Flem
ing. Senior class, OF the High school,
viii attend the Howe travel pictures
it the Grand this evening. in body.
Fhe party is one Of the largest theatre
parties ever organized in Fairmont.
Prayer Meeting Hour changed-On
lccount OF the lecture at the First NJ.
}. church tonight by DR.. S. Parke Cad.
nan, the mid week prayer service
viii be held at 7:15 o'clock instead of
me usual hour, 1880. The lecture ny
Z Yrs. Elizabeth Rungee will follow the
prayer service Immediately preceding
he lecture by DR.. CadmaE.
Party for Sisrer-Mrs L. H. Parker
1t her home on Ridgeley avenue en-
Dertained at delightful little party
n honor OF her sister, Miss Hazel Chm
or OF Clarksburs last evening.
Road Bids opened-Ten sealed bids
or the construction Of approximately
twenty-five miles OF improved roads
Ind streets in Paw Paw district, were
Received by the county court this morn
ing. The bids were opened this af-
eernoon and at press time the court
gas engaged in considering them.
Teday's Legal Margaret
lhayer and husband to Ray Mcdaniel,
bt No. Is in the East Worthington ad.
lition to worthington; consideration,
Us. George n. Ralphsnyder and wife
\ John s. Google, lot In the Bmn's